Topic: Auroracoin International - page 7. (Read 5936 times)

We don't want or need your help.  The ISX exchange is Icelandic only.



It's controlled by the people.  The problem you have is that the people want it to be used in Iceland.  There is no box to think outside of here.  International adoption of AUR will only hurt the purpose of a country specific coin.  How are Icelandic people supposed to be proud about something intended only for them when the rest of the world is using it too?  Where's the national pride in this project when SA says it's theirs as well?  International adoption will only hinder AUR's use in it's intended market... ICELAND.

Why is there such a push to make THIS ONE country specific coin an international coin?  Why not Sterlingcoin, or Gulden, or any other coin that is focused on use in it's own country?  Hell, Gulden is a better example of a coin you should be backing then.  It started as a country coin and has started embracing international adoption.  This is the ideal coin for your interests, but you still target a coin that never intends to be international.  It also has better adoption in the country that it was developed for originally, and the development team is making more progress than our team is currently.

But you still keep coming back to beat this international drum with AUR.  The only explanation is that you are trolling, Adamastor.  So much so that you now have to bring out alternate accounts to back up your invalid points.

Hell, you're even bringing up those buzzwords again, like decentralized, to prove a point that isn't relevant to this discussion.  Decentralized doesn't mean international.  Stop trying to make that correlation.

You still haven't answered my questions.  Why can't you have a proper discussion without deflecting?

-Fuse

I have a little over 10000 AUR which I managed to acquire at a reasonable fiat value on bittrex. It's not much but I do believe if I hold onto this coin for another 5 years it will go up 100 times in value.

What is a concern is the slow rate at which Iceland is taking onto AUR. I don't care what focus this coin has but the team better deliver for investors who have taken the risk on this coin.

I know I don't hold a large amount like some other people here but I can't be the a lone voice on this subject.

The only sockpuppets I see is this account with ny2cafuse and adamastor with alllivesmatter.

I have a little over 10000 AUR which I managed to acquire at a reasonable fiat value on bittrex. It's not much but I do believe if I hold onto this coin for another 5 years it will go up 100 times in value.

What is a concern is the slow rate at which Iceland is taking onto AUR. I don't care what focus this coin has but the team better deliver for investors who have taken the risk on this coin.

I know I don't hold a large amount like some other people here but I can't be the a lone voice on this subject.

God... you have no grasp of hypothetical phrasing, do you?  I'm saying that I for one would be ok with AUR being offered on only the ISX server once adoption reaches an apex in Iceland.  That's coming from someone outside of Iceland.

-Fuse

Yes, it's still active.  A new team has taken over and has been working on adoption and advancement in Iceland.  You can view the proper thread here:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/auroracoin-1467050

This international use thread is an attempt to subvert the real goals of AUR, and to line adamastor's pockets.  He is not a member of the dev team or foundation, and he does not speak for AUR in any official capacity.  Anything he says should be taken with a grain of salt.

-Fuse

When the Icelandic exchange starts creating enough volume to prove it's an Icelandic focused coin, I will be a user on the side of debate that says it should be removed from foreign exchanges.



-Fuse

He has the best intentions for AUR to succeed elsewhere in the world. Why can't you people grasp this? AUR is not bound to one country, it can have strong support in Iceland but the fact it's on bittrex means international users already hold a large stake. The AUR team is also 66% international.

He has the best intentions for AUR to succeed elsewhere in the world. Why can't you people grasp this? AUR is not bound to one country, it can have strong support in Iceland but the fact it's on bittrex means international users already hold a large stake. The AUR team is also 66% international.

Adamastor, see... this is exactly what I told you about.  People will show up here now thinking that this is some kind of official thread for this coin.  At least remove the image in the OP and state a clearer purpose for this thread, including the fact that you are not an official representative for this coin, and link to the main thread for those people who are looking to get valid and truthful information about this coin's purpose and development.

-Fuse