Topic: [ANN][RDD] Reddcoin The Social Currency [PoSV] Electrum Wallet 1.0.2 - page 28. (Read 688959 times)

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: hadi on August 07, 2014, 07:41:19 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

if they sell all of them,we will see 3 sat agaiin !!!!

Selling is not a one side activity. Selling means someone is buying.
If a coin or asset is going to be burst there will be zero buyers and a huge column of sellers.
Market will be very very illiquid. These are the signs of a dump coin.
But look at Reddcoin, Market is heavily liquid. A lot of buy orders to chew all panic selling.
After all look at the Reddit community support. See members posts here.
You cannot see such things like in a dump coin here.

Agreed.

We can also observe that the price is growing steadily slowly.

I guess that's a whale who is disappointed and would like to cash out for the next target.

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Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

if they sell all of them,we will see 3 sat agaiin !!!!

Selling is not a one side activity. Selling means someone is buying.
If a coin or asset is going to be burst there will be zero buyers and a huge column of sellers.
Market will be very very illiquid. These are the signs of a dump coin.
But look at Reddcoin, Market is heavily liquid. A lot of buy orders to chew all panic selling.
After all look at the Reddit community support. See members posts here.
You cannot see such things like in a dump coin here.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 06:02:30 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

if they sell all of them,we will see 3 sat agaiin !!!!

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Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:04:12 AM

Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:04:12 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

About 10 people dumping the coins

Too much micro managing is not good.

Please explane to me, because dont understand. I try to make money and try to invest meaning with real USD. Iam only 7 months in crypto and not understand everything.

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Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: husky1971 on August 07, 2014, 05:00:48 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

About 10 people dumping the coins

Too much micro managing is not good.

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Hi, I'm interested in this coin and have a question what is the best exchange to buy RDD? How I know mintpal isn't best anymore? I haven't bought coins for 1month so don't know what is happening now.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

About 10 people dumping the coins

husky1971

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I can see the first person who has 7 bilj. sold already 3 bilj. He was the first place blockexpr. I think he gone sells all his coins. I follow the blockexplorer from 2 aug.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I wonder if Reddcoin or Dogecoin will be best as a social currency. The proof of stake with velocity is an interesting idea, but will it work in practice? There will still be an incentive to hoard reddcoins because once they get minted (and their age being reset to zero) the coins can start to age again. So the PoSV algoritm seems to be basically the same as ordinary proof of stake with only a minor difference. Or maybe I have misunderstood how the PoSV algorithm works.

The interesting thing is that social currency is a different concept than the bitcoin "gold reserve" model. If Reddcoin or Dogecoin would become hugely popular, then they may even beat bitcoin as a currency for shopping etc. Bitcoin is excellent as an investment currency, not so much as a general currency.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 04:11:31 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

I'm not arguing, but post solid the reasons when you fix a statement.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

I cant see any future if drop under 10 sat.

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Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

Quote from: allcoinminer on August 07, 2014, 03:50:04 AM

I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

Why I love ReddCoin is their business model, it has a good future and their professionalism.

Anders

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Activity: 126

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I read on Reddit that big traders (sometimes called whales) buy a lot of altcoins and then there will be an automatic momentum where the smaller traders will cause an upswing of the price, and when the price has reached a certain level the whales sell all their altcoins and buy bitcoins, and the altcoin price drops. The whales keep their wealth in bitcoins and only use altcoins for temporary stunts like that. In this way the altcoin price is being drained.

That is true but normal, its not applicable in all alt coins. Quality coin with good development team like ReddCoin survives.
Big fishes also spread bad news through medias, forum, artificial chart formations to Markdown as in my above post.

Maybe social tipping is a good idea after all. I'm not sure yet. For example a video website could compete with YouTube with a tipping system instead of intrusive ads. I like ads, when they are non-intrusive. YouTube has started with too much intrusive ads that force people to watch the ads for say 20 seconds, and even with ads that interrupt in the middle of a video! A video site with tipping could give content creators a better way of earning money, and then Reddcoin could be an excellent choice.

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