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Topic: [ANN][SLG] Sterlingcoin v1.6.1.1 | United Kindom | Cryptopia - page 247. (Read 464486 times)
September 18, 2014, 07:48:01 AM
September 18, 2014, 07:25:59 AM
The vote for the Spacedrop functionality has now finished.
Option 2 was the clear winner.
Spacedrop has now been amended and is ready for use come 10pm GMT/BST on the 20th of September.
1 entry per user/IP. Tor and Proxy protection in place on Spacedrop & Faucet.
50 Sterlingcoin for all.
Option 2 was the clear winner.
Spacedrop has now been amended and is ready for use come 10pm GMT/BST on the 20th of September.
1 entry per user/IP. Tor and Proxy protection in place on Spacedrop & Faucet.
50 Sterlingcoin for all.
September 18, 2014, 06:42:04 AM
I have to say this is an interesting looking coin. I see you have done a load of work before the launch, such as smart phone apps, getting merchants on board, with the possibility of atm integration too. Kudos Dev.
As a fellow Brit and a crypto lover, I have to admit this coin has a chance of doing well, I will be mining this when it launches.
Us Brits need to undo the financial shackles which have been placed on us by the banking families, this coin and Britcoin may provide the answer? We shall see.
As a fellow Brit and a crypto lover, I have to admit this coin has a chance of doing well, I will be mining this when it launches.
Us Brits need to undo the financial shackles which have been placed on us by the banking families, this coin and Britcoin may provide the answer? We shall see.
Whilst I believe that a crypto-currency should not really involve nationalism, it is a very different thing for crypto-currency to present a strong local connotation or geographical affiliation.
Take for example the Lewes Pound: http://www.thelewespound.org/ or Bristol Pound: http://bristolpound.org/ already in use within the United Kingdom.
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It will be good to get back to using 'Sterling' as real money - See: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_sterling - " ... At various times, the pound sterling was commodity money or bank notes backed by silver or gold, but it is currently fiat money, backed only by the economy in the areas where it is accepted ... "
For cryto-currency to work well you need economy (goods and services), people who use and who trust in it (to drive the economy) and a 3rd party means of exchange which allows people (and businesses) to effectively back (or buy into) the currency with existing assets and/or to provide the equivalent of liquidity in markets.
It's clearly apparent that the Sterlingcoin dev. team understands the importance of such factors and they have begun to put in place the fundamental basics even prior to the launch.
- Bitcoins, Alt. coins, Pizzas and Haircuts. - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoins-alt-coins-pizzas-and-haircuts-323188
- Philomena Cunk on Money from "Moments of Wonder." - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-YKw8w-e50
- Shire Silver - https://shiresilver.com/ - A good example of 'real money' that isn't even a crypto-currency !
September 18, 2014, 05:46:46 AM
I`m in 
great look so far. 
great look so far. 
September 18, 2014, 05:38:51 AM
I have to say this is an interesting looking coin. I see you have done a load of work before the launch, such as smart phone apps, getting merchants on board, with the possibility of atm integration too. Kudos Dev.
As a fellow Brit and a crypto lover, I have to admit this coin has a chance of doing well, I will be mining this when it launches.
Us Brits need to undo the financial shackles which have been placed on us by the banking families, this coin and Britcoin may provide the answer? We shall see.
As a fellow Brit and a crypto lover, I have to admit this coin has a chance of doing well, I will be mining this when it launches.
Us Brits need to undo the financial shackles which have been placed on us by the banking families, this coin and Britcoin may provide the answer? We shall see.
September 18, 2014, 05:00:37 AM
looks good to me 
September 18, 2014, 04:23:32 AM
Kmon... i w8 !!!
September 18, 2014, 02:41:52 AM
Have a future 
September 18, 2014, 02:40:00 AM
A very powerful
September 18, 2014, 01:25:54 AM
This is the most promising altcoin release in months. Very professional. Good job team!
I agree, it's also made me think of a great idea that I would like to share with the future SLG community. I will quote this when Sterling is settled down and suggest my idea.
September 18, 2014, 12:05:46 AM
This is the most promising altcoin release in months. Very professional. Good job team!
September 17, 2014, 07:39:42 PM
Sterlingcoin Android wallet will aim to be released on the Google Play Store on the 22nd September.
It is built and we are testing. Once you guys have hit some blocks we will add to the wallet a solid checkpoint.
Then sign and release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBpnaH9m4mc
It is built and we are testing. Once you guys have hit some blocks we will add to the wallet a solid checkpoint.
Then sign and release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBpnaH9m4mc
September 17, 2014, 04:35:32 PM
looks real nice. But snap backs? Come one. It's all about the fitted.
Best of luck on the launch!
Best of luck on the launch!
They do all styles I believe. Talk to them
September 17, 2014, 04:20:46 PM
looks real nice. But snap backs? Come one. It's all about the fitted.
Best of luck on the launch!
Best of luck on the launch!
September 17, 2014, 11:34:47 AM
UK Citizens will receive 50 Sterlingcoin upon entry to the Spacedrop.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
What about UK citizens living and working abroad?
This is not going to be a concern as Option 2 is going to be implemented on the Spacedrop for launch. It is quite obvious this is the general consensus.
" 2. Spacedrop gives 50 SLG per entry to worldwide audience (1 entry per IP address). "
Would indeed seem to be the best and fairest option for all. The proxy blocking that you have put in place for the space drop and faucet appears to be quite effective in this regard.
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Sterlingcoin is looking very good quid pro quo !
I think that the 5.5% Annual PoS Interest rate is actually spot on, as around 4-5% is well above the interest rate obtainable by most savers with regular banking and the 1.5-0.5% basically covers any transaction fees regardless of being a saver, trader or merchant. It's also low enough to not cause any issues long-term linked with inflation etc.
Good to hear that the proxy and Tor blocking is working on the Spacedrop/Faucet
September 17, 2014, 11:19:59 AM
UK Citizens will receive 50 Sterlingcoin upon entry to the Spacedrop.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
What about UK citizens living and working abroad?
This is not going to be a concern as Option 2 is going to be implemented on the Spacedrop for launch. It is quite obvious this is the general consensus.
" 2. Spacedrop gives 50 SLG per entry to worldwide audience (1 entry per IP address). "
Would indeed seem to be the best and fairest option for all. The proxy blocking that you have put in place for the space drop and faucet appears to be quite effective in this regard.
...
Sterlingcoin is looking very good quid pro quo !
I think that the 5.5% Annual PoS Interest rate is actually spot on, as around 4-5% is well above the interest rate obtainable by most savers with regular banking and the 1.5-0.5% basically covers any transaction fees regardless of being a saver, trader or merchant. It's also low enough to not cause any issues long-term linked with inflation etc.
September 17, 2014, 10:26:08 AM
UK Citizens will receive 50 Sterlingcoin upon entry to the Spacedrop.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
What about UK citizens living and working abroad?
This is not going to be a concern as Option 2 is going to be implemented on the Spacedrop for launch. It is quite obvious this is the option most wanted.
September 17, 2014, 09:13:54 AM
UK Citizens will receive 50 Sterlingcoin upon entry to the Spacedrop.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
Non-UK Citizens will receive 1-50 Sterlingcoin.
UK Citizens are required to enter their Post Code (not full address) and phone number to receive the full 50 SLG.
(We also check IP addresses and block proxies)
Non-UK Citizens simply enter their Wallet Address and email if they wish to receive updates from Sterlingcoin and they will then receive a random amount between 1 and 50 SLG.
What about UK citizens living and working abroad?
September 17, 2014, 07:34:09 AM
will mine some for sure.
seems nice.
seems nice.
September 17, 2014, 07:23:59 AM
No matter what, option 2 is the best option. Vote for 2.
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