Topic: ★★★★★ [COIN] ★★★★★ (Read 40877 times)

hey guys, no one hochtkt together with me to restore this project?

name - coin for her https://coinmarketcap.com/ !!!! now it's not there, it's in the archive, but the name itself is culled for her ! cool name ! threw it, but this is a very promising title, can recover ?

her guys, no one wants to restore this coin ?

is this serious ?

I have 155290 COIN and would give them away all together for 1 mBTC.

Sometime in February

When was COIN launched?

LOL

Do you even know there's another thread? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coin-cryptocurrency-for-real-world-applications-551854

COIN is not dead, but pretty close

Go ahead and buy them all
Hell, I'll even mine a few other for you, just place your order - anybody can solo mine, like it's day one all over again

Do you have any skills with blockchain? Maybe you could do a richest list and take a good look at it before you invest

anyway, trying to be positive: don't hype for a comeback, it won't happen just because ... and the so called community is more or less busy with other coins, for sure, 'cause they ain't around in either thread

Cheers and happy solo mining/buying

I hope you guys are taking advantage of these low prices. The market should be going back up in the next few weeks. I really recommend buy orders until then but if you want to keep selling me cheap coins I won't mind.

Anything much happening ?

Going to mine it for awhile all to myself if I have to

It's now selling for 1 satoshi and the order book is less than 2 millions

COIN is having a near death experience ...

I'll post this on both threads.

When there's no more buy orders, if anyone wants go give them away, here's the RIP address : Cc25Auhg2DhWYv8bKDsijofWRdyyhp6qWU

If COIN actually dies, it would be nice to have them all in the same final destination. just send them into that address and I'll keep it alive until all coins are in there.
If the network runs out of hash, I'll keep the chain going to mature the last remaining transactions.
After that, with all coins in one wallet and all blocks confirmed and matured, I'll do a nice zip package of source code, compiled windows wallet and fully sync'd blockchain and files and we'll find a way to send it to the internet museum, of sorts.

COIN will be the first properly disposed dead crypto currency :|

Those that don't fancy such a grim scenario: this time we must really start talking about a takeover (that's you, Vilgem ). A dev that doesn't comeback after 2 month simply doesn't care anymore.

simple and beautiful pictures, like it.
cool name, coin

Network hashrate is growing again, Mine at http://coin-mining.org

 

I posted this in the other thread as well.

Hi all,

It's been a while. My COIN Dice site is live: http://coindice.supercrypt.co/

Do give it a try, ping me if you find any bugs Smiley!

Thanks!

COIN source code has never been modified since it was launched. And hopefully it won't be modified without really good reasons. I don't like coins which are being constantly modified/forked by their developers. You just don't know what to expect from such coins, you don't control things. Developers may once introduce a bug in their implementation which can cost you a lot. Most alt coins developers are not professionals at all. They didn't contribute to Bitcoins source code from its very beginning. So they do not understand the code well. What they do is just a modification of some pre-defined variables in several header files. When they try to dig more deeply into the code trying to implement something new they very often do mistakes and introduce bugs.

I'd really prefer some kind of frozen source code. It'd mean no source code modification at all except for very vey very urgent cases (like the case when Kimoto Gravity Well algorithm was implemented to help some coins to survive after multipuls have drastically increased coins diffs and abandoned mining shortly thereafter).

COIN is going through very interesting times. And this is what makes it even a bit more unique. By now the project is supported more by its community than by its developer. People do not mine COIN for too long - they come and go and this makes its distribution uniquily even. Even low-end graphics cards can be used to solo mine COIN today and it is good for community.

Just checking, my pool has an issue which i'm trying to debug need to rule this out.

No, there is no reason for this.

Has the blockchain been forked?

But please choose another title (not Part2). It should look like a continuation of this thread. Part2 sounds a bit confusing.