Topic: [ANN][SLG] Sterlingcoin v1.6.1.1 | United Kindom | Cryptopia - page 128. (Read 464486 times)
December 01, 2014, 05:38:26 AM
Looks like the price is up on cryptsy and bittrex, nice
December 01, 2014, 05:24:32 AM
Yes, theres one hiding in the thread somewhere, about page 120 I think
I found it, maybe the dev should add it to the OP?
https://bchain.info/SLG/rich/
Distribution is pretty good on this coin.
December 01, 2014, 05:09:17 AM
Yes, theres one hiding in the thread somewhere, about page 120 I think
December 01, 2014, 03:27:23 AM
Is there a rich list for this coin? As I'd like to see how the distribution is going.
December 01, 2014, 02:39:26 AM
I asked earlier for any recommendations where I fairly may buy Sterlingcoins with Visa, but haven't got any response?
So it there any good market place?
Thanks in advance
So it there any good market place?
Thanks in advance
I think it is only possible to buy Bitcoin with VISA, but you can always send it to an exchange and buy SLG there.
The 2500 coin limit at LiteBit ain't fun. So the only way is to trade USD -> BitCoin -> SLG? Don't like the trading fee when trading to BTC....
December 01, 2014, 01:10:29 AM
I've been PoSing for a bit and I wanted to know if trading within the wallet will affect my staking in any way.
As in, if I ever withdraw coins from my wallet staking is halted but if I perform any trades from my wallet menu will it do so as well?
As in, if I ever withdraw coins from my wallet staking is halted but if I perform any trades from my wallet menu will it do so as well?
November 30, 2014, 06:07:47 PM
Congratulations Spencer Sterlingcoin Team, you have had some great support! Hope to see more of your great work in 2015. Keep it up mate team! Cheers
Many thanks to all those who nominated.
Now to win the vote
November 30, 2014, 05:22:21 PM
Congratulations Spencer Sterlingcoin Team, you have had some great support! Hope to see more of your great work in 2015. Keep it up mate team! Cheers
November 30, 2014, 05:08:02 PM
Congratulations Spencer, you have had some great support! Hope to see more of your great work in 2015. Keep it up mate! Cheers
November 30, 2014, 01:51:37 PM
I want to point something out that has been bothering me slightly recently. This goes for all coins and not just Sterlingcoin. Many people are unaware of the actual people who develop crypto currencies. It seems it comes down to that for each coin there is only one developer. This is not the case with all coins. There is a TEAM that works together to bring you the features you want and see in their product. Not just one person. The reason I am bringing this up is because of a POH voting award I noticed recently. The vote was for a individual only. Now most of these coins have a team of developers not just one. Now you may ask why is this important? For example, this is important to me because recognition gets my name out there in the community. Which in turn also may bring freelance work for me. Also some people may not see it this way, but the work that I or other Devs do is actually part of our portfolio. If my name is not on the work along with my team mates then who is to say that I was a part of that project? Thank you all for reading and let me know what your take is on this.
I agree with Matthew on this, Sterlingcoin is a great joint project by all the team involved. It is unfortunate that this Proof of Honour asked for a name rather than, say, the development team behind xyz coin. It'll have to be let it go this time, hopefully in the future the people behind these polls or whatever will consider that many coins have a team (better) than have just one named (or un-named) dev behind them.
Anyway, Spencer needs just one or possible two more nominations to get the SLG dev team in to the voting round - maybe we can ask tk808 to amend the vote to something like 'the SLG dev team' if Spencer gets the crucial 1 or 2 more nominations here - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2014-proof-of-honor-poh-awards-ended-unoffical-results-available-855130 - vote now - nominations end today
CJ
November 30, 2014, 12:39:14 PM
The downside dont nearly exist. Ending of POW phase is near. So they can earn a lot and the risk is near nothing.
If you have bought SLG up until now you have suffered a loss. Any attempt at a price rise will be beat down by the multipools. Doesn't sound like risk free to me.
Not riskfree, but limited risk. We all know how many coins there is comming. So multipool is not an problem, and there are some movements with bitcoin that can make SLG go up. And multipool dont beat prices down, they rises difficulty for others.
I bough a little more today. Just 700 but its enough for me to buy 1000 per week. Im just a supporter not an investor/trader.
November 30, 2014, 12:25:15 PM
The downside dont nearly exist. Ending of POW phase is near. So they can earn a lot and the risk is near nothing.
If you have bought SLG up until now you have suffered a loss. Any attempt at a price rise will be beat down by the multipools. Doesn't sound like risk free to me.
November 30, 2014, 12:25:06 PM
someone just bought huge amounts of Sterlingcoin on Cryptsy, like more than 10% of all of the SLG if they plan to stake
That was a nice trading volume of 12 BTC at Cryptsy. More and more people are pickup SLG now.
I think its a group of people. They see a coin that have a great upside. The downside dont nearly exist. Ending of POW phase is near. So they can earn a lot and the risk is near nothing. They did the buying without pumping it up. So still cheap coins.
We would need to see all markets have around 5-10BTC in volume simultaneously to see a price hike.
They are pushing the price down, so they want more coins. Very interesting to see how big investment they are doing.
November 30, 2014, 12:12:20 PM
someone just bought huge amounts of Sterlingcoin on Cryptsy, like more than 10% of all of the SLG if they plan to stake
That was a nice trading volume of 12 BTC at Cryptsy. More and more people are pickup SLG now.
I think its a group of people. They see a coin that have a great upside. The downside dont nearly exist. Ending of POW phase is near. So they can earn a lot and the risk is near nothing. They did the buying without pumping it up. So still cheap coins.
We would need to see all markets have around 5-10BTC in volume simultaneously to see a price hike.
November 30, 2014, 12:10:02 PM
someone just bought huge amounts of Sterlingcoin on Cryptsy, like more than 10% of all of the SLG if they plan to stake
That was a nice trading volume of 12 BTC at Cryptsy. More and more people are pickup SLG now.
I think its a group of people. They see a coin that have a great upside. The downside dont nearly exist. Ending of POW phase is near. So they can earn a lot and the risk is near nothing. They did the buying without pumping it up. So still cheap coins.
November 30, 2014, 11:34:21 AM
someone just bought huge amounts of Sterlingcoin on Cryptsy, like more than 10% of all of the SLG if they plan to stake
That was a nice trading volume of 12 BTC at Cryptsy. More and more people are pickup SLG now.
November 30, 2014, 10:49:02 AM
Herewith, Sterlingcoin Crypto Currency Card - Premier Edition - screen shots (actual) pending some slight alterations before the main print run tomorrow and over this weekend.
All going to plan we will commence with express shipping to our StartJOIN pledges from Monday 1st of December.
All going to plan we will commence with express shipping to our StartJOIN pledges from Monday 1st of December.
What is this use for ? Look like a paper wallet in a card, right ?
Yes this is effectively a glorified paper wallet. The difference being that they come pre-loaded with 50SLG and are limited edition. PrivKey is covered by a sticker on the back.
You can send more coins to the paper wallet. Its a good cold storage. You can send it as a gift to someone.
November 30, 2014, 10:01:55 AM
I want to point something out that has been bothering me slightly recently. This goes for all coins and not just Sterlingcoin. Many people are unaware of the actual people who develop crypto currencies. It seems it comes down to that for each coin there is only one developer. This is not the case with all coins. There is a TEAM that works together to bring you the features you want and see in their product. Not just one person. The reason I am bringing this up is because of a POH voting award I noticed recently. The vote was for a individual only. Now most of these coins have a team of developers not just one. Now you may ask why is this important? For example, this is important to me because recognition gets my name out there in the community. Which in turn also may bring freelance work for me. Also some people may not see it this way, but the work that I or other Devs do is actually part of our portfolio. If my name is not on the work along with my team mates then who is to say that I was a part of that project? Thank you all for reading and let me know what your take is on this.
I agree with Matthew on this, Sterlingcoin is a great joint project by all the team involved. It is unfortunate that this Proof of Honour asked for a name rather than, say, the development team behind xyz coin. It'll have to be let it go this time, hopefully in the future the people behind these polls or whatever will consider that many coins have a team (better) than have just one named (or un-named) dev behind them.
Anyway, Spencer needs just one or possible two more nominations to get the SLG dev team in to the voting round - maybe we can ask tk808 to amend the vote to something like 'the SLG dev team' if Spencer gets the crucial 1 or 2 more nominations here - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2014-proof-of-honor-poh-awards-ended-unoffical-results-available-855130 - vote now - nominations end today
CJ
November 30, 2014, 08:02:52 AM
I want to point something out that has been bothering me slightly recently. This goes for all coins and not just Sterlingcoin. Many people are unaware of the actual people who develop crypto currencies. It seems it comes down to that for each coin there is only one developer. This is not the case with all coins. There is a TEAM that works together to bring you the features you want and see in their product. Not just one person. The reason I am bringing this up is because of a POH voting award I noticed recently. The vote was for a individual only. Now most of these coins have a team of developers not just one. Now you may ask why is this important? For example, this is important to me because recognition gets my name out there in the community. Which in turn also may bring freelance work for me. Also some people may not see it this way, but the work that I or other Devs do is actually part of our portfolio. If my name is not on the work along with my team mates then who is to say that I was a part of that project? Thank you all for reading and let me know what your take is on this.
I agree with Matthew on this, Sterlingcoin is a great joint project by all the team involved. It is unfortunate that this Proof of Honour asked for a name rather than, say, the development team behind xyz coin. It'll have to be let it go this time, hopefully in the future the people behind these polls or whatever will consider that many coins have a team (better) than have just one named (or un-named) dev behind them.
Anyway, Spencer needs just one or possible two more nominations to get the SLG dev team in to the voting round - maybe we can ask tk808 to amend the vote to something like 'the SLG dev team' if Spencer gets the crucial 1 or 2 more nominations here - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2014-proof-of-honor-poh-awards-ended-unoffical-results-available-855130 - vote now - nominations end today
CJ
November 30, 2014, 07:18:43 AM
Herewith, Sterlingcoin Crypto Currency Card - Premier Edition - screen shots (actual) pending some slight alterations before the main print run tomorrow and over this weekend.
All going to plan we will commence with express shipping to our StartJOIN pledges from Monday 1st of December.
All going to plan we will commence with express shipping to our StartJOIN pledges from Monday 1st of December.
What is this use for ? Look like a paper wallet in a card, right ?
Yes this is effectively a glorified paper wallet. The difference being that they come pre-loaded with 50SLG and are limited edition. PrivKey is covered by a sticker on the back.
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