Topic: [ANN][QBC] Québecoin - X11 - DGW - (BITTREX) - Win/Mac/Linux Wallets - New - page 14. (Read 161852 times)
May 27, 2014, 02:05:49 AM
I coin can`t pick up if the dev isn`t active , if there is only 1 trader , if there is no news about it for days or new things that might make miners come ...
May 26, 2014, 09:56:20 PM
Almost 10 days since "JP" even bothers to post here. This clown says he's not a scammer but when you market the ANN with how you're going to work on the coin "full time" then not even bother to be active in the thread or reply to Facebook posts, guess what. YOU ARE A SCAMMER.
How's it going working "full time" on the coin?
How's the multipool going?
How's the android wallet going?
How's securing the pre-mine going?
Idiot.
How's it going working "full time" on the coin?
How's the multipool going?
How's the android wallet going?
How's securing the pre-mine going?
Idiot.
Yeah, I hate to say it, but it does look like a scam. I said people need to be patient, but it's at the point where the dev needs to show something... now... or all that takeover talk is warranted, in my opinion. Even if the dev has somehow been working fulltime on an android wallet + multipool, I'm sure he could simply post here once in a while. Either it's a scam or the dev has a different sense of time than the rest of the world does.
May 26, 2014, 09:48:23 PM
Almost 10 days since "JP" even bothers to post here. This clown says he's not a scammer but when you market the ANN with how you're going to work on the coin "full time" then not even bother to be active in the thread or reply to Facebook posts, guess what. YOU ARE A SCAMMER.
How's it going working "full time" on the coin?
How's the multipool going?
How's the android wallet going?
How's securing the pre-mine going?
Idiot.
How's it going working "full time" on the coin?
How's the multipool going?
How's the android wallet going?
How's securing the pre-mine going?
Idiot.
May 26, 2014, 01:17:08 PM
Copying this article I've stumbled upon, just cause I feel it could related to QBC. JP hasn't once posted/replied to comment on the Québecoin Facebook page.
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Posted by What Québec Wants™ March 20, 2014
Say something, I’m giving up on you.
How brands interact on Facebook in Québec could cause more harm than good.
Half of French Quebeckers who stopped following a brand or company page on Facebook did so because the brand did not respond to their inquiry.
We asked 3,000 Canadians if they followed brand or company pages on Facebook. Over a third of Canadians in the ROC (35%) and 29% in French Québec say they do.
While relatively fewer in French Québec use Facebook to follow brands, they are significantly more likely to pay attention to brand updates on their newsfeed. 69% in French Québec say they read updates as if it they are from one of their friends compared to only 16% in the rest of Canada. Conversely, only 28% in French Québec briefly skim or skip over updates compared to 79% in the rest of Canada.
French Quebeckers might be more engaged with brands on social media but they’re slightly more likely to stop following brands on Facebook (59% in French Québec compared to 55% in the ROC). There are major and very telling differences in the reasons Facebook users give for having stopped following a brand.
In English Canada, the two main reasons are that the content was not relevant and the brand posted too frequently. In French Québec, the two main reasons are that they stopped liking the brand and they did not get a response to their inquiry - presumably because the brand could not answer promptly in French. One in five French Quebeckers (20%) say they stopped following a brand because the page posted little or no content in their preferred language and 7% say they did not get a response to their inquiry in their preferred language.
Marketers have an opportunity to truly engage on social media with French Quebeckers who will chat with them as if they’re friends. But they need to say something and respond in French or their followers will give up on them.
Say something, I’m giving up on you.
How brands interact on Facebook in Québec could cause more harm than good.
Half of French Quebeckers who stopped following a brand or company page on Facebook did so because the brand did not respond to their inquiry.
We asked 3,000 Canadians if they followed brand or company pages on Facebook. Over a third of Canadians in the ROC (35%) and 29% in French Québec say they do.
While relatively fewer in French Québec use Facebook to follow brands, they are significantly more likely to pay attention to brand updates on their newsfeed. 69% in French Québec say they read updates as if it they are from one of their friends compared to only 16% in the rest of Canada. Conversely, only 28% in French Québec briefly skim or skip over updates compared to 79% in the rest of Canada.
French Quebeckers might be more engaged with brands on social media but they’re slightly more likely to stop following brands on Facebook (59% in French Québec compared to 55% in the ROC). There are major and very telling differences in the reasons Facebook users give for having stopped following a brand.
In English Canada, the two main reasons are that the content was not relevant and the brand posted too frequently. In French Québec, the two main reasons are that they stopped liking the brand and they did not get a response to their inquiry - presumably because the brand could not answer promptly in French. One in five French Quebeckers (20%) say they stopped following a brand because the page posted little or no content in their preferred language and 7% say they did not get a response to their inquiry in their preferred language.
Marketers have an opportunity to truly engage on social media with French Quebeckers who will chat with them as if they’re friends. But they need to say something and respond in French or their followers will give up on them.
May 25, 2014, 04:09:20 PM
only suchpool is active mining this coin? 
We are still active, if small, and are there to stay... 0% fees and rock solid stability always at https://qbc.nicemining.pw May 25, 2014, 11:33:40 AM
only suchpool is active mining this coin?
May 25, 2014, 10:03:44 AM
Did qbc.okaypool.com fall off the face of the earth?
Been down for awhile now
http://qbc.okaypool.com/index.php?page=dashboard
Been down for awhile now
http://qbc.okaypool.com/index.php?page=dashboard
Is the pool down again?
wth?
May 25, 2014, 10:01:05 AM
any good news ?
May 24, 2014, 03:22:09 PM
I have been very bullish on other coins which are not obvious. Like Potcoin. I believe Potcoin is going to rule the world of medical marijuana trading in the next few years. Why? Because there is not a dispensory oprator who can get a bank account (because of Operation Chokepoint) and they have to deal in cash, store cash and it's dangerous. Potcoin is an obvious thing and I have mined and bought many... Before this week, Potcoin had been dying a slow death for lack of activity for many months. This week, the developers are implementing new features and modernizing the coin. Now it's taking off. (ETA: Potcoin would have to grow to accommodate up to $8 billion in Market Cap in 4 years to do this, I am not sure it can do it alone!!)
When Potcoin came out, there wasn't a new copy-paste scrypt coin coming out every 12 hours. When Québecoin came out, there wasn't a new X11 coming out everyday.
I think Québecoin is in the same boat.
The pre-mine and distribution model (far away in time) sort of haunts it.
Or maybe it also prevents it from being stripped mined, manipulated and dumped.
Québecoin can exist as a currency everybody hates but French Canadians love (The Reverse Celine Dion principle (Sorry Céline!!)) because they are in their own cultural bubble that loves self-referral
Unpaid people will always move at their own pace!
Marie-Lynn
I haven't kept track of the pot related coins, although do agree that crypto would make sense for them. But I don't know what advantages a pot-named coin (or features, I should say) they have over say bitcoin, or probably better yet, something like darkcoin or an anonymous coin, may have.
The short term risk for quebecoin is simply getting delisted. Bittrex has upped its delisting schedule, by the way, and I believe they plan it weekly now. Quebecoin missed the cut, this week. They have stated a coin needs to be at .1 btc daily for it to make financial sense -- today QBC is at .05 btc. Unless the dev becomes more active, gets the coin on more exchanges, I wouldn't think it very safe.
May 24, 2014, 03:05:58 PM
I know it's not just me who thinks this, but the dev's activity, or lack thereof, should be a major concern. He is simply working on a different timetable than the rest of the cryptoworld. And that assumes the best case scenario.
The reasons you mention are very good. It is why there is no way a coin like Quebecoin would ever make it into my first report on the 25 crypto-currencies of the future. Which is odd given that my report is in French, that the readership is going to be Québecois and that Québecoin will likely be omnipresent here in the future.
I study 670 crypto-currencies (okay maybe 200 non-dead ones) and I invest in dozens so I am not too worried because I know many will die. We are in a bubble... of innovation.
I have been very bullish on other coins which are not obvious. Like Potcoin. I believe Potcoin is going to rule the world of medical marijuana trading in the next few years. Why? Because there is not a dispensory oprator who can get a bank account (because of Operation Chokepoint) and they have to deal in cash, store cash and it's dangerous. Potcoin is an obvious thing and I have mined and bought many... Before this week, Potcoin had been dying a slow death for lack of activity for many months. This week, the developers are implementing new features and modernizing the coin. Now it's taking off. (ETA: Potcoin would have to grow to accommodate up to $8 billion in Market Cap in 4 years to do this, I am not sure it can do it alone!!)
When Potcoin came out, there wasn't a new copy-paste scrypt coin coming out every 12 hours. When Québecoin came out, there wasn't a new X11 coming out everyday.
I think Québecoin is in the same boat.
The pre-mine and distribution model (far away in time) sort of haunts it.
Or maybe it also prevents it from being stripped mined, manipulated and dumped.
Québecoin can exist as a currency everybody hates but French Canadians love (The Reverse Celine Dion principle (Sorry Céline!!)) because they are in their own cultural bubble that loves self-referral
Unpaid people will always move at their own pace!
Marie-Lynn
May 24, 2014, 12:23:37 PM
i don`t think people who farm a large amount of qbc are willing to sell at these prices, this is just my opinion
I pool mine and my ex-husband solo mines QBC with good results. I think QBC is a stealthy investment for now. X11 is a good technology for the future and QBC is flying under the radar. Maybe it's not a 10,000% investment opportunity, but for someone like me who is in the intended user group geographically, it is fun to follow it. I buy everyday but I am also a very small fish
https://twitter.com/mlrichard/status/470215586208038912
Marie-Lynn
In a way, I applaud your enthusiasm -- in the way I admire people who believe in something and are enthusiastic about it -- yet at the same time I don't really understand it.
I know it's not just me who thinks this, but the dev's activity, or lack thereof, should be a major concern. He is simply working on a different timetable than the rest of the cryptoworld. And that assumes the best case scenario.
This android wallet and multipool has taken what now, weeks and weeks? The android wallet should have been started when the coin was announced during the ipo, anyway. So it's not like it's a brand new concept he had to whip up over a weekend. I also don't see it making a ton of difference anyway... plenty of coins have android wallets and it's not like it really matters a whole lot to the coin.
Has anyone received their syrups yet?
Has there been the slightest effort to get the coin on other exchanges?
So, I don't get the reason for being that optimistic about the coin. I don't want this to sound like fud or trolling, so won't tell anyone not to buy or mine any coin they like. But I suggest you may wish to diversify a bit and look at other coins more too.
May 24, 2014, 11:55:43 AM
i don`t think people who farm a large amount of qbc are willing to sell at these prices, this is just my opinion
I pool mine and my ex-husband solo mines QBC with good results. I think QBC is a stealthy investment for now. X11 is a good technology for the future and QBC is flying under the radar. Maybe it's not a 10,000% investment opportunity, but for someone like me who is in the intended user group geographically, it is fun to follow it. I buy everyday but I am also a very small fish
https://twitter.com/mlrichard/status/470215586208038912
Marie-Lynn
May 24, 2014, 10:41:31 AM
Added Quebecoin to the Altcoin Herald StaleCoin List - http://altcoinherald.com/altcoin-lists/stalecoins/
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
This list is stupid...I know far more stale coins than quebec coin...
May 23, 2014, 11:25:59 PM
animal coins are popular once someone gets around to making frog coin you have to merge mine with them!!! 
May 23, 2014, 02:03:36 PM
Added Quebecoin to the Altcoin Herald StaleCoin List - http://altcoinherald.com/altcoin-lists/stalecoins/
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
Although I won't argue the fact you put quebecoin on the list, you may wish to revise your criteria. Limecoin shouldn't be there just because of Bittrex. It has a decent enough volume on poloniex, nearly 3btc just now when I checked, and an active dev.
I don't hold any LC, so don't think I am biased. I just want to state relying on bittrex alone for volume numbers is very misleading. An example would be that until semi-recently, Darkcoin typically never appeared as a high volume coin on Bittrex -- small exchanges can be weird sometimes. Offbeat or new coins can have more volume than more established active coins on small exchanges.
May 23, 2014, 01:57:05 PM
Added Quebecoin to the Altcoin Herald StaleCoin List - http://altcoinherald.com/altcoin-lists/stalecoins/
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
If the status changes to active, let us know and we'll update.
May 23, 2014, 01:46:15 PM
Regarding the exchanges... Do you guys think Bitcoin gave two fucks about exhcange in it's early day?
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year, and help promote it, help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year, and help promote it, help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
What a bizarre, and strangely angry mindset.
Lol don't take anything I say too seriously.
You seem to forget bitcoin had no competition. When you are the only game in town, you can play by different rules.
As for JP finding another exchange, well... evidently Poloniex already turned down the coin. And that was when the coin was more popular. Yes, I believe the coin can get on other exchanges, just that if the volume gets too low, you'll be looking at allcrypt or tiny exchanges where you wonder if they'll ever send you any coins.
Multiple exchanges = arbitrage = volume. Volume = more interest = greater adoption. If you dismiss volume + value, nobody will care about the coin.
As for JP finding another exchange, well... evidently Poloniex already turned down the coin. And that was when the coin was more popular. Yes, I believe the coin can get on other exchanges, just that if the volume gets too low, you'll be looking at allcrypt or tiny exchanges where you wonder if they'll ever send you any coins.
Multiple exchanges = arbitrage = volume. Volume = more interest = greater adoption. If you dismiss volume + value, nobody will care about the coin.
You seem to forget there's no rules. And there will always be someone (call him insane) who cares about the coins.
I'm not an expert - I'll never claim to be. But I'm having fun honestly. I'm learning and trying new things. Just havin' fun with my spare time and tiny wallet.
May 23, 2014, 12:07:58 PM
Regarding the exchanges... Do you guys think Bitcoin gave two fucks about exhcange in it's early day?
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year, and help promote it, help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year, and help promote it, help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
What a bizarre, and strangely angry mindset.
You seem to forget bitcoin had no competition. When you are the only game in town, you can play by different rules.
As for JP finding another exchange, well... evidently Poloniex already turned down the coin. And that was when the coin was more popular. Yes, I believe the coin can get on other exchanges, just that if the volume gets too low, you'll be looking at allcrypt or tiny exchanges where you wonder if they'll ever send you any coins.
Multiple exchanges = arbitrage = volume. Volume = more interest = greater adoption. If you dismiss volume + value, nobody will care about the coin.
May 23, 2014, 12:01:24 PM
Regarding the exchanges... Do you guys think Bitcoin gave two fucks about exhcange in it's early day?
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet and enccrypt it.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year and help promote it, build things for it. Help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
STEP 1. Store QBC in your wallet and enccrypt it.
STEP 2. Share some coin where there's interest
STEP 3. Hold some coin - FOR THE LONG RUN
STEP 4.
STEP 5. Profit.
If bittrex no longer wants us, you think it'll be any hard to JP to find another exchange? - ahahaha
Shit guys you're all overly invested in this. Either that or insane.
Stop carring about the volume/value for a year and help promote it, build things for it. Help the coin grow you god damned leeches.
May 23, 2014, 11:53:02 AM
Big holders?
How many coins have been mined to date?
I been mining for a while now and even bought some...I still don't consider it a large holding
How many coins have been mined to date?
I been mining for a while now and even bought some...I still don't consider it a large holding
IPO was 210,000 QBC and gathered 20 BTC. 20 BTC was worth about 9500$ USD at the time. That means 1 QBC was mathematically(?) worth 22 cents(?). But then, some of the IPO folks dumped their IPO. At the same time you had multi-pool and x11 profitability miners dumping QBC. It got hammered as they say.
Now - do I think QBC are really worth 22 cents? Not at all… A coin with barely any infrastructure, development(team), tools, merchant, and community is worth nothing. Add the fact that Québecoin is a nation coin:
- Most coin target audicence is the whole world - with internet access – roughly 2800 million people.
- Québecoin target audience is Quebec’s population - with internet access – roughly 6.65 million people.
Give it time and exposure. The ONLY thing holding us, or at least ME, down is the pre-mine. But at the same time, it’s that pre-mine w/ airdrop that will give the “slow adopters” of Quebec a chance at getting-in. It’ll greatly help with the decentralization and fair distribution of the coin. Less whale, less manipulation, more transaction and etc.
Considering all that, QBC seems over priced right now lol. But I have a strong feeling that it will be far, hella far above current price in 10 years.
I said it before – QBC is an extremely risky investment, but also extremely rewarding one – implying that JP doesn’t fuck us good, dies, or what ever else.
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