Any Altcoin from India? like Spaincoin, Isracoin, etc

manav1112

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Quote from: Digitalbitcoin on August 27, 2016, 07:25:53 AM

Mudracoin is listed and run successfully can read more about mudracoin at coinsinfo.

Mudracoin is an experimental new digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Mudracoin uses a proof-of-work method in order for the Mudracoin blockchain network to achieve distributed consensus.

Read more at http://coinsinfo.xyz/asic/scrypt/mudracoin/

I dont see anything particularly unique about it

Digitalbitcoin

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Mudracoin is listed and run successfully can read more about mudracoin at coinsinfo.

Mudracoin is an experimental new digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Mudracoin uses a proof-of-work method in order for the Mudracoin blockchain network to achieve distributed consensus.

Read more at http://coinsinfo.xyz/asic/scrypt/mudracoin/

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Quote from: bineshb on December 29, 2014, 05:54:56 PM

bollywoodcoin

Then the founder would be yash raj Grin

,nice one bro.
I do not understand one thing we indian mainly focus on eng as major language for education,then why different coin grp waste their time on converting it in hindi format.

chokho

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Hahaha... I smell a lot of Bitcoin Fans! Cheesy

Checkout trestor.org/source

manav1112

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Quote from: cryptoforcause on April 12, 2015, 05:15:29 PM

Quote from: bineshb on April 12, 2015, 04:59:47 PM

I don't know what is happening with this now . But it something like you can pay with this coin and watch a movie online

Whaaaat?? I am sure you are a noob. You know what is Bitcoin? You know where you are? xD

haha this really made me laugh, lol time to go and pay in bollywood coins Grin

Also wasnt the only established 'coin' the trestor one which was just a scam?

bitcoinisfurture

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Not sure how much such coins are in circulation and their standing against Bitcoin. You never now in quick time their value will become next to zero.

Rw13enlib88

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no altcoin will replace bitcoin, but there are niches.
Countrycoins are filling the nationalism niche.
And obviously there is room for an altcoin in India!!

Who wants to take back Bollywoodcoin?

We are missing an opportunity here, dont regret later...

sunildhillon

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I think altcoins will be very interesting in the future.
as more and more people come into crypto some altcoins will rise a lot that you don't have on the radar at the moment.

just wait and see, that's my opinion.

There may be some coins but it's hard to believe that any coin will be able to beat bitcoins. I keep an eye on a few altcoins but I don't feel any of them in the present day will ever be able to take over bitcoin.

I agree with the fact that there may be coins which are out of radar and will give a better return in terms of investment than bitcoin.

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I think we don't need any more altcoins....Bitcoin is the best and the price is skyrocketing....have you seen the price of other altcoins???

Only Litecoin and dash is surviving...others are worthless. The more money people will put in to altcoins...bitcoin price will be slowed down.

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Quote from: bineshb on December 29, 2014, 05:54:56 PM

bollywoodcoin

really guys Cheesy

I dont think a Coin like that will make it thruth ... there are just overflooding altcoins over there.. and over there.. so maybe you should give a good Service section and earn over this?
Iam in need of qualified webdeveloper Wink

pm me if interested only english

regards
DavieT1337

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Quote from: Rw13enlib88 on November 28, 2015, 08:59:12 PM

Quote from: aizzaku on November 27, 2015, 10:45:30 AM

would love to have an decentralized coin for India.

if you can make a takeover, you could take bollywoodcoin.

Website, twitter, exchange and you got it.

It's better if you got a team with a coder, marketing and Community Manager

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877592.new#new

well that name though .. im thinking of a better project.. but that will take time to design

Rw13enlib88

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Quote from: aizzaku on November 27, 2015, 10:45:30 AM

would love to have an decentralized coin for India.

if you can make a takeover, you could take bollywoodcoin.

Website, twitter, exchange and you got it.

It's better if you got a team with a coder, marketing and Community Manager

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877592.new#new

aizzaku

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would love to have an decentralized coin for India.

1paisacoin

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1paisacoin is india's new cryptocurrency. This coin is under development

http://1paisa.co.in

cryptoforcause

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Quote from: bineshb on April 12, 2015, 04:59:47 PM

I don't know what is happening with this now . But it something like you can pay with this coin and watch a movie online

Whaaaat?? I am sure you are a noob. You know what is Bitcoin? You know where you are? xD

bineshb

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I don't know what is happening with this now . But it something like you can pay with this coin and watch a movie online

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Quote from: bineshb on December 29, 2014, 05:54:56 PM

bollywoodcoin

That sounds more like a scam coin. Not sure how legit it is.

cryptoforcause

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So you mean something like IndiaCoin? Haven't heard anything like that till now.

bineshb

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bollywoodcoin

Rw13enlib88

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Any Altcoin from India? like Spaincoin, Isracoin, etc

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