Topic: [ANN][SPA] SpainCoin: freedom for Spain - Airdrop ended, last coins destroyed!! - page 94. (Read 347615 times)

Of course it is. Since all of the scammer 'copy master' Devs are trading BTC for their local currency so they can party with the bitches on your time and dime.

Oh and it seems an all around bad day for trading, even for btc.

I didn't say that they had to be the same, I took issue with you assuming that they were.
Your long post basically comes down to the answer that which is the best investment comes down to the relative expectations of success, which we have no way of calculating.

But you have no model to explain why p_spa should be > 0.25.
So it isn't math, it is just guessing.

Go troll somewhere else

this will be in the hands of young people, they usually have enough tecnlogicos knowledge, and involve your family

Of course the is manipulation  since one guy held 50% of the coins. They got sucks BTC and then can buy and sell from themselves driving up the market for the next batch of suckers. Anyone that traded any BTC for this coin fell for the scam hook, line and sinker.

There are systems in production that will be released soon so vendors and merchants can jump on board and accept btc, ltc and alt crypto out of the box. They would be electronic payments, this is the way of the future. Instant payments with no pending transactions and transparency. TBH, the dollar itself can be backed by cryptocurrency since its backed by literally nothing. With Crypto you actually have machines doing work converting energy(kW to currency) so it actually has something to show for. Fiat is arbitrarily given a value. We dont want this to happen though, we want this to be the universal way of spending and we want it to stay decentralised.

Also, yes the people of Spain need to be more informed of there coin.

look @ AUR. Same sht, holding @ 0.024.

 The biggest joke of a country coin is what the hell is the average person is Spain going to do with any coins they receive? They can't go to a store and use them. They are worthless to the average person. The only thing they are good for is to exchange them for BTC and then they would need to exchange the BTC into their local currency. So all that would do is drive down the price since when a mom needs milk for the child they will take anything they can get since it was just giving to them free. That is if any were given away at all.

It's obvious to me there's major market manipulation in SPA since launch, which continues. Network hash going up 100 GH/s in an instant, then dropping just as fast. Fake BTC injection to pump the price and then dumped. Even now as the price plummets, in the past hour hash tripled to over diff 800 and just dropped back to 150 in an instant. I would expect at least one more pump incoming!

 None of the 50% permine county coins will survive the long term since they are just the latest pump and dump trend. First it was just 5~10% premine then they shifted to IPO now it's 'doing it for a country' which is bull shit. They are doing it to pump and dump and there is no accountability for any person in that country to receive any coins. The block explorer don't prove shit since the 'copy master' could have shit load of addresses within their own wallet and can just send them to themselves saying look at what I gave away while they are dumping it on exchanges from their other addresses.

boys, never mind about sha-3, it's highly asic-mineable, because the sha-3 standard was meant to be used in low power, single purpose chips. Just check with NIST at http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/sha-3/sha-3_standardization.html

When a sha-3 coin makes it into main street, you'll have asics for it in no time and down the megaTH/s  race we go

Scrypt is about to get tested with greedseed and the likes, so we'll see it within one month or so - AFAIK , each chip will do has much hashrate has a R9 280x, but for MUCH less power (1/3 or less)

Eventually, all the coins that want to survive with small-sized, GPU-based miner power, will probably have to hardfork into scrypt-N somewhere along the way

Maybe SPA could be one of them. what you say, DEVs?

the same situation
why I not sold?
because I have good references from dev and Spain may be widespread support for the currency, creating a lot of crypto-business around it.

Hey, and I am not a kid. I don't deeply understand cryptoworld, yes!

Exactly! too much money that is going to be made as well on the coin side as hardware side, both sides don't want to loose part of the cake

what evidence do you have that multipools have entered SPA? hashrate is sinking like a stone and i've been monitoring two big multipools for just such a risk:

https://www.ltcrabbit.com/index.php?page=altcoin
https://www.multipool.us/multiport_stats.php

and they are not mining SPA yet

just curious, i would def like to know if a multipool was at work

This is true. The miners will destroy the value of SPA, go and look what happened to MZC.

Even the coin is great and you hold it, the miners will kill it. If not now, then later at Cryptsy.

I would advise to sell at this point and cut your losses.

- Tomi

You are responsible for the further dump that happened after your post!!!

Good start 

I think the obvious way to support this coin (and other national ones) is to:

1. Use social media (Facebook, Twitter etc) to spread the word (even if your reach is small, your connections may be large).

2. Ask the Dev of the coins what we can do to help.  (I will try to pm them to make them aware).

3. Ask the dev and others who are "locals" to the country to give us feedback on what coverage the coins are getting in those countries.  We need to see articles, blogs, news coverage, TV quotes etc.  But much of that may be in the local language and difficult for us to appreciate.  The one downside of national coins, but this disadvantage can be neutralised with a little work from individuals to translate or at least give us a running commentary of local news in English.  We apologise in advance for not being as good as you guys at learning languages 

4. Any budding marketing students out there?  This kind of thing must be perfect for the person who wants to be the marketing manager for Coca-Cola in 20 years to cut their teeth on.

5. Hold the coins you have, don't panic sell.

6. Continue to post important updates, especially positive ones, but don't give a running commentary of every flutter on the market.

I will try to draw attention to threads between the coins so I may post cross links every so often as I believe these national coins will probably live or die together.

Thanks, I deleted my last post. I guess I'm too nervous to sustain. I'll just do other things rather than sit in front of PC and letting go through my emotions every price change. I'll hold what I have. No daytrading for me anymore. Got some PLNc yesterday also.

You are great guys, who keeps our spirits up!

Thanks again!

Edit: Also deleted some of my other badly shaped posts.