[BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 214.

J1mb0

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Quote from: smooth on October 01, 2014, 05:37:09 PM

Quote from: kneim on October 01, 2014, 11:45:13 AM

Smooth is a Bytecoin enthusiast, I know. He wants to have cheap BCN, so simply ignore him.

Cheap BCN is not difficult to come by, although even at this price it is likely overvalued, as scams generally go to zero in time (sometimes a long time).

BCN is stable and very cheap at present. The price of Bytecoin will rise once the interest in all the pump & dump Bytecoin cryptonote clones has died down. The most vocal pump & dump, Monero, is fast heading down to 1$. Once this level is reached the end game for this particular pump & dump will be swift and sudden!

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Quote from: smooth on October 01, 2014, 05:37:09 PM

Quote from: kneim on October 01, 2014, 11:45:13 AM

Smooth is a Bytecoin enthusiast, I know. He wants to have cheap BCN, so simply ignore him.

Cheap BCN is not difficult to come by, although even at this price it is likely overvalued, as scams generally go to zero in time (sometimes a long time).

Cheep? pchaa. If you check profitability of mining it is +/- same like XMR or other CN coins. I would not say cheep. But what is true is that BCN is stable. With lower value than XMR of course ...but stable. Let see in long time period. You should buy some BCN ... it is still "cheep" Cheesy

smooth

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Quote from: kneim on October 01, 2014, 11:45:13 AM

Smooth is a Bytecoin enthusiast, I know. He wants to have cheap BCN, so simply ignore him.

Cheap BCN is not difficult to come by, although even at this price it is likely overvalued, as scams generally go to zero in time (sometimes a long time).

Rytir_fik

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Quote from: nade70 on September 29, 2014, 10:03:57 PM

I have bcn not xmr only as I can mine bcn comfortably but struggle to make anything from xmr mining. So as I have an investment in bcn I often visit the bytecoin website. Monero has a strong community so I decided to visit their website and see how they are going.

Naturally I couldn't help comparing the websites. Some questions I asked during the comparison were:

What support is provided?
How would merchant or exchange integration work?
What developer support is there?

My day job is in IT and I have a computing degree. Having worked on many IT projects in the last 10 years I have certain expectations
on what is a professional level approach and what looks immature and backyard.

Checking the websites of the coins I am interested in and would consider investing in is all part of my research approach.
The level of professionalism of a website can send me running to start mining or stay well away from.

Im not going to share my view of the difference between these two. Please go and check them both out, its worth the effort.

Not everything is perfect. Doing translation of the BCN web is nightmare. I have tried it. Leaving email to subscribe the news does not work. Some improvements are needed on the BCN web site but it looks about 100% more professional than XMR web. But is better to have better look or better functionality? I would vote for better functionality before the look and therefore I support BCN because of the functionality (not talking about web now).

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Quote from: nade70 on September 30, 2014, 08:36:55 PM

Quote from: RATATATATATAT! on September 30, 2014, 05:03:37 AM

Quote from: nade70 on September 29, 2014, 10:03:57 PM

Im not going to share my view of the difference between these two. Please go and check them both out, its worth the effort.

I have done this; My observation for what its worth.

Both sites are not typical crypto coin sites. I am guessing you would view the Bytecoin site as being 'more professional' looking. I remembered the Monero site as being more slick and less 'grass roots' looking - however time plays tricks with the memory. At the end of the day most coins use a slick template with minimal content and in that sense neither are typical.

My advice would be; Never judge a coin by its website!

Please don't assume you know what my opinion is. But as this is your first post I think we can call it a rookie mistake.

Thanks for the free advice but I have my own opinion on things and will let others make up their own minds.

Everyone should compare each coins sites and make up their own minds.

http://bytecoiner.org/
http://bytecoin.org/
http://monero.cc/

It's easy to pay for some slick websites after scamming so many people.

kneim

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Smooth is a Bytecoin enthusiast, I know. He wants to have cheap BCN, so simply ignore him.

nade70

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Quote from: RATATATATATAT! on September 30, 2014, 05:03:37 AM

Quote from: nade70 on September 29, 2014, 10:03:57 PM

Im not going to share my view of the difference between these two. Please go and check them both out, its worth the effort.

I have done this; My observation for what its worth.

Both sites are not typical crypto coin sites. I am guessing you would view the Bytecoin site as being 'more professional' looking. I remembered the Monero site as being more slick and less 'grass roots' looking - however time plays tricks with the memory. At the end of the day most coins use a slick template with minimal content and in that sense neither are typical.

My advice would be; Never judge a coin by its website!

Please don't assume you know what my opinion is. But as this is your first post I think we can call it a rookie mistake.

Thanks for the free advice but I have my own opinion on things and will let others make up their own minds.

Everyone should compare each coins sites and make up their own minds.

http://bytecoiner.org/
http://bytecoin.org/
http://monero.cc/

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You have eyes but can see Mt. Tai?!

I wasn't here few months and price is even lower than before. Too bad. Undecided

Anyway, I will mine again with 1 machine.

btw, is some coin worth of CPU or GPU mining right now? It looks like all coins are now heavily unproftable. Things changed a lot in those few months.

villabacho

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Quote from: smooth on September 29, 2014, 08:12:11 PM

>>> print "I am not a Python script"

At least we know now that you're not a Python 3.x script :-)

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Just watched BBC's "Inside the dark web" documentary

Good immersion in theme of modern web privacy, but still why didn't they go further in anonymous finance block and describe not only bitcoin, but other cryptocurrencies with more delicate privacy mechanisms like Cryptonote coins?

Or maybe you know other documentaries where BCN was mentoned?

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Quote from: JJKirsch on September 28, 2014, 11:17:36 AM

Quote from: tjkurtisss on September 28, 2014, 11:13:46 AM

Quote from: iamahappyminer on September 28, 2014, 08:15:58 AM

A week ago I wrote about good PR-strategy BCN needed to become more popular. Now I think maybe BCN should start huge charity campaign for its' promotion. What do you think?

How about to support some religion by sending them Bytecoins? Our community can become popular just because the Pope will say "thanks folks". Nice idea?

Charity is good thing without any doubts. But why religion? there are a lot of other good ideas where new people can be attracted from

Maybe because lots of people still donate lots of money to different religious organizations so they'd happy to have good financial tool for it. But the question is what BCN can provide them that traditional financial insruments can't?

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Quote from: tjkurtisss on September 28, 2014, 11:13:46 AM

Quote from: iamahappyminer on September 28, 2014, 08:15:58 AM

A week ago I wrote about good PR-strategy BCN needed to become more popular. Now I think maybe BCN should start huge charity campaign for its' promotion. What do you think?

How about to support some religion by sending them Bytecoins? Our community can become popular just because the Pope will say "thanks folks". Nice idea?

Yeah. "Bytecoin. True anonimity in the name of God"

RATATATATATAT!

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Quote from: nade70 on September 29, 2014, 10:03:57 PM

Im not going to share my view of the difference between these two. Please go and check them both out, its worth the effort.

I have done this; My observation for what its worth.

Both sites are not typical crypto coin sites. I am guessing you would view the Bytecoin site as being 'more professional' looking. I remembered the Monero site as being more slick and less 'grass roots' looking - however time plays tricks with the memory. At the end of the day most coins use a slick template with minimal content and in that sense neither are typical.

My advice would be; Never judge a coin by its website!

sgk

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!! HODL !!

Quote from: Rough on September 28, 2014, 01:48:29 PM

[Awaits Paid Monero Sock Puppets to jump on thread with their bile] Cheesy

It will be a while; they're busy saving their asses from ~BCX~

nade70

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I have bcn not xmr only as I can mine bcn comfortably but struggle to make anything from xmr mining. So as I have an investment in bcn I often visit the bytecoin website. Monero has a strong community so I decided to visit their website and see how they are going.

Naturally I couldn't help comparing the websites. Some questions I asked during the comparison were:

What support is provided?
How would merchant or exchange integration work?
What developer support is there?

My day job is in IT and I have a computing degree. Having worked on many IT projects in the last 10 years I have certain expectations
on what is a professional level approach and what looks immature and backyard.

Checking the websites of the coins I am interested in and would consider investing in is all part of my research approach.
The level of professionalism of a website can send me running to start mining or stay well away from.

Im not going to share my view of the difference between these two. Please go and check them both out, its worth the effort.

smooth

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Quote from: Rough on September 29, 2014, 08:10:26 PM

Quote from: smooth on September 28, 2014, 06:36:38 PM

Quote from: Rough on September 28, 2014, 01:48:29 PM

[Awaits Paid Monero Sock Puppets to jump on thread with their bile] Cheesy

You will be waiting a long time, since we have no paid sock puppets. Sorry to disappoint you.

You can't resist, can you! Getting a rise is like clockwork.

You're not a Python scrypt are you? Grin

>>> print "I am not a Python script"

Rough

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Quote from: smooth on September 28, 2014, 06:36:38 PM

Quote from: Rough on September 28, 2014, 01:48:29 PM

[Awaits Paid Monero Sock Puppets to jump on thread with their bile] Cheesy

You will be waiting a long time, since we have no paid sock puppets. Sorry to disappoint you.

You can't resist, can you! Getting a rise is like clockwork.

You're not a Python scrypt are you? Grin

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Quote from: ?? on ??

BYTECOIN NEWS

WEEKLY REVIEW / D815
I went to orrery today and admired the fineness of our Universe. I think Frederick Cook felt the same awe when he travelled to the North Pole. But Cook travelled himself and saw the snow-white wide with his own eyes. And I was watching a picture created by a handful of triodes and a lense.
When I joined this project I thought it would be easier. At that time, one and a half years ago, I was not a very experienced programmer and those concepts I had of solutions for those high-level problems I am solving today were quite naive. I thought it would be simpler. Necessity to earn for living with normal work and creating Avalon in the spare time are quite exhausting. But I keep in mind that making such product as Avalon will help to redistribute the resources. Take some part from the production of yachts with golden railings and means for murdering people and send them to research cancer and for space exploration. So yes, this goal is worth such exertion.
E_{a}

wat

smooth

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Quote from: Rough on September 28, 2014, 01:48:29 PM

[Awaits Paid Monero Sock Puppets to jump on thread with their bile] Cheesy

You will be waiting a long time, since we have no paid sock puppets. Sorry to disappoint you.

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Quote from: Rough on September 28, 2014, 01:48:29 PM

Quote from: JunkieMiner on September 28, 2014, 01:09:44 PM

Quote from: Agent99 on September 27, 2014, 09:04:25 PM

Quote from: Garryashas on September 27, 2014, 07:23:31 PM

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Quote from: smooth on September 26, 2014, 09:55:21 AM

It's bad luck to sell all in crypto.

Modern economists prefer diversification of their own risk. It's mean that even if they put some money on things that will fail and their money will pass away - they still got something in the pocket.

I think it's wise to diversify your investment portfolio to hedge your funds from fails. But unlike real world in crypto currency world people usually invest in coins with similar features and often the coins with common features are based on one algo.
In the world of fiat if you want to hedge your funds you should invest in different financial instruments most of which are shares of companies from different spheres (communication, oil, airline, etc)

Indeed, here people usually invest in coins based on one technology

I just mentioned that I've also invested in coins based on CryptoNote technology. Should I invest in other coins too?

Just keep mining, keep smiling and wait for new developments from Devs. BCN is a slow burn - not a pump and dump like the clones! I should know - I just resumed mining after nearly two years.

[Awaits Paid Monero Sock Puppets to jump on thread with their bile] Cheesy

I guess you get excited to dispute with everyone here. Do you have another goals except breeding enmity?

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