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Topic: CommunityCoin falling rapidly ** dev debunked ** breaking news GET OUT (Read 2027 times)

legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1011
FUD Philanthropist™
interesting how people, after all these scams and stupid coins, still manage to completely detach themselves from reality, telling each other the same stupid lies over and over again how this coin will succeed because the dev didn't run away yet and all it takes is some marketing and a new logo and this coin is different because of the strong community, yada yada yada.

the level of collective stupidity is causing brain cancer. you could go to any other previous failcoin's thread, copy&paste the "to da moon, dev has plan, strong community, ignore the trolls and reality" bullshit from there and you couldn't tell the difference.

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member
Activity: 84
Merit: 10
No, Dev is not scamming us. I believe he is solid and legit. There is a strong community supporting this coin and the fact that nobody is dumping yet should further attest to this coins promising future.
hero member
Activity: 654
Merit: 500
Hail Comm ! Hail C2 ! and Hail to the doom of mining's altcoins Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
hero member
Activity: 1204
Merit: 509
I've got my coins for free. How can I loose anything Smiley?

Yeah, I'm not sure if everyone even realizes we are talking about coins that people were given for free. A lot of complaints come from people who were rejected for a stake, or didn't get a 2nd stake. In some cases their complaints could be valid, but I have no idea why the dev rejected some people and not others.

If you look at who has been complaining, and their past post history, you can see a troll history quite often. Or they are trolling the comm boards outright. So I wouldn't exactly take their word on face value.

And that baby pic from Spoetnik  is disturbing. I'm not sure if it's supposed to represent people who dislike the coin, or Spoetnik himself ... I am not sure if I have seen any poster whine as much about anything in any forum before. I have yet to see him actually approve or like anything.

And crunchynut is the fellow who made rap(e)coin... not sure if more needs to be said.



sr. member
Activity: 326
Merit: 250
FairCoin scam was the same  Undecided

Happen to read that paper that the dev of Noblecoin posted a month or so back? He prophesized the next wave of scam coins to be "honest" (appearing) coins after the last wave of scam country coins. Had to laugh when a coin called Faircoin popped up. And CommunityCoin is basically the same angle. That guy was dead on.
Hi there!

If anyone feels tired of uncertainty and looks for a young coin with transparency, long term plans, ongoing development and significant achievments, the Noble community is always open Wink The dev & team are doing really great job. All promises kept. Also, they need your hands and talents, there's a LOT of work to do. At many different levels.
The price seems to finally find its bottom, the buy support is getting stronger every day @ Poloniex. [https://poloniex.com/exchange/btc_nobl]

Some links to make your own judgement:
www.noblemovement.com
https://www.noblemovement.com/marketplace/   <- the real, functioning one, with stock refreshed on a daily basis, with discount promotion, definitely worth a glance IMHO
https://www.noblemovement.com/public-ledger/  <- transparent reserves!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/noblecoinnobl-8-pos-1yr-marketplace-pay-gift-charitiesmerchants-402667       [ANN OP     NobleCoin[NOBL] - v1.0.1 - Heartbleed Fixed - *GOLD/SILVER/AMAZON**42 MERCHANTS* ]
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=555576.100    [**MUST READ** NobleCoin Founder addresses "The State of Alt Cryptocurrency." ]

User:  [Wink]
I became interested in Noblecoin because it simply felt different. I've been in the crypto-currency for a long time (both for profit and to be involved in the next generation of up and coming crypto-currencies), but something about the goals, transparency, and dedication really drew me to Rofo and his team.
legendary
Activity: 1876
Merit: 1000
I'm yet to see anything off with communitycoin, got my stake, and seems so did many 100s of others, and they where given out free to those actively involved.

Only negativity is coming from alot of sore losers who didn't meet the requirements to receive a stake.

Its a good and valid distribution experiment to me, lets see if it can progress and get a community and services behind it. I'll hold longterm nothing to lose.
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1000
I've got my coins for free. How can I loose anything Smiley?
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 100
interesting how people, after all these scams and stupid coins, still manage to completely detach themselves from reality, telling each other the same stupid lies over and over again how this coin will succeed because the dev didn't run away yet and all it takes is some marketing and a new logo and this coin is different because of the strong community, yada yada yada.

the level of collective stupidity is causing brain cancer. you could go to any other previous failcoin's thread, copy&paste the "to da moon, dev has plan, strong community, ignore the trolls and reality" bullshit from there and you couldn't tell the difference.
legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1011
FUD Philanthropist™
sr. member
Activity: 392
Merit: 250
Hey, I've been mining forexcoin and it seems like its just getting started. The dev team seems capable of delivering. Check out the thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-forexcoin-secure-codebase-exchanges-switching-to-x11-this-week-517319
full member
Activity: 154
Merit: 100
Looks like some people are butt-hurt about not getting accepted in the the 2nd round and are using this as en excuse to try and destroy the coin. I notice nobody bothered to mention the fact that there is already a fix on github to blacklist this wallet for the future.

Also, a drop of more than 100% would mean that the coins had a negative value. How stupid are you? Especially unibeam. Jesus.
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100


I was involved in the CommunityCoin and got my first stake. Then, they didn't add my name to the second list even after I did a lot to promote the coin.

Then, the developer claimed to have lost 200 million coins. A developer? Someone who can code, but cannot back up the coins? It smelt fishy.

Then, I keep reading so many good people getting burned and not receiving a stake after they have done so much for the community. I started to realize that its a total scam and it made me think the dev is holding the coins to dump later.

So I got out as quickly as possible. Too bad I didn't sell when it was approaching 200 sats. Instead got out at 75 sats. I'm sure glad I did.

After all the promoting I did for CommunityCoin, I deserved the initial stake and would have promoted the hell out of the coin if I had received the 2nd stake.

This coin is a joke and I encourage anyone who holds CommunityCoin to cash out. The Dev holds the majority of the coin and lets all leave him as a bagholder of a worthless coin.



I honestly have no idea how the dev decided to award the 2nd stake to some and not others. I do agree that it appeared there were people who actively wanted to promote the coin, and had been promoting it, who did not get the 2nd stake. Maybe some sold off some of their coins, or had a past history of some trolling, or did something fishy that broke one of the devs rules. I am not saying any of those were the reason you weren't given coins... just why some may not have gotten them.

Part of the problem with any giveaway like this is, it'll never be 100% fair. It's just the way it is. Mistakes will be made or the devs will have rules that don't make sense to everyone. And something to be expected is that those who feel slighted in some way, will turn around and lash out against the coin. It's human nature.

My personal view is ... hey, it's free. I mean, if you did nothing at all, never signed up, you would have gotten zero btc out of it. I guess I just view it like if something is given away free, my expectations are lower and I also don't think there is a lot to complain about.

The 'lost coins' are definitely an issue. But it's not a dealbreaker to me, as far as selling/dumping. The trick with any coin here is to know when to get in, and when to get out. 75 sats probably is selling too low, considering the coin just hit exchanges this week (not counting allcrypt). If it hits a larger exchange, expect a bounce or two. Even if you want to get out, think something shady is going on, or are just angry you didn't get a 2nd stake, I don't think this is the best time to sell.

But we'll see. I won't tell anyone to hold, anyone to sell. But it's best to try to remove emotion from any decision.

I can understand the part about timing the market to get out but I refuse to try to profit of this. I got out simply because I didn't believe in what the dev just did in the past 2 days.

It's chump change to me and I got out because the devs have burned so many people and i will not support this coin any longer.

I have other coins to focus on right now.
hero member
Activity: 1204
Merit: 509


I was involved in the CommunityCoin and got my first stake. Then, they didn't add my name to the second list even after I did a lot to promote the coin.

Then, the developer claimed to have lost 200 million coins. A developer? Someone who can code, but cannot back up the coins? It smelt fishy.

Then, I keep reading so many good people getting burned and not receiving a stake after they have done so much for the community. I started to realize that its a total scam and it made me think the dev is holding the coins to dump later.

So I got out as quickly as possible. Too bad I didn't sell when it was approaching 200 sats. Instead got out at 75 sats. I'm sure glad I did.

After all the promoting I did for CommunityCoin, I deserved the initial stake and would have promoted the hell out of the coin if I had received the 2nd stake.

This coin is a joke and I encourage anyone who holds CommunityCoin to cash out. The Dev holds the majority of the coin and lets all leave him as a bagholder of a worthless coin.



I honestly have no idea how the dev decided to award the 2nd stake to some and not others. I do agree that it appeared there were people who actively wanted to promote the coin, and had been promoting it, who did not get the 2nd stake. Maybe some sold off some of their coins, or had a past history of some trolling, or did something fishy that broke one of the devs rules. I am not saying any of those were the reason you weren't given coins... just why some may not have gotten them.

Part of the problem with any giveaway like this is, it'll never be 100% fair. It's just the way it is. Mistakes will be made or the devs will have rules that don't make sense to everyone. And something to be expected is that those who feel slighted in some way, will turn around and lash out against the coin. It's human nature.

My personal view is ... hey, it's free. I mean, if you did nothing at all, never signed up, you would have gotten zero btc out of it. I guess I just view it like if something is given away free, my expectations are lower and I also don't think there is a lot to complain about.

The 'lost coins' are definitely an issue. But it's not a dealbreaker to me, as far as selling/dumping. The trick with any coin here is to know when to get in, and when to get out. 75 sats probably is selling too low, considering the coin just hit exchanges this week (not counting allcrypt). If it hits a larger exchange, expect a bounce or two. Even if you want to get out, think something shady is going on, or are just angry you didn't get a 2nd stake, I don't think this is the best time to sell.

But we'll see. I won't tell anyone to hold, anyone to sell. But it's best to try to remove emotion from any decision.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
Ask me about Karmacoin
well since this thread will get a lot of attention :

I know the community coin attracted a lot of old member. Well if have some skills and are free, join our coin's team ?
Looking for:

  • coders
  • web-dev
  • coin-devs


We are trying to expand. we have so many goals. Challenge accepted?  PM me.[/color]



Join Karmacoin guys.  Grin
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
I'm not going to speak of the merits or lack there of for the coin, but the current price is simply due to the 2nd 'airdrop', so to speak ... or 2nd stake given out.

For some comparisons, I believe the coin was around 10-20 sats for most of the time it was on allcrypt, and inched up to 100-200ish on Bittrex ...  and got a bit higher on Poloniex. Now it's sitting around 70. It just appears like a normal market correction to me.

Whenever I see someone yelling sell ...  it usually means it's time to buy. They want to scoop up cheap coins.
When people scream hold!  ... I consider selling.

I was involved in the CommunityCoin and got my first stake. Then, they didn't add my name to the second list even after I did a lot to promote the coin.

Then, the developer claimed to have lost 200 million coins. A developer? Someone who can code, but cannot back up the coins? It smelt fishy.

Then, I keep reading so many good people getting burned and not receiving a stake after they have done so much for the community. I started to realize that its a total scam and it made me think the dev is holding the coins to dump later.

So I got out as quickly as possible. Too bad I didn't sell when it was approaching 200 sats. Instead got out at 75 sats. I'm sure glad I did.

After all the promoting I did for CommunityCoin, I deserved the initial stake and would have promoted the hell out of the coin if I had received the 2nd stake.

This coin is a joke and I encourage anyone who holds CommunityCoin to cash out. The Dev holds the majority of the coin and lets all leave him as a bagholder of a worthless coin.

hero member
Activity: 1204
Merit: 509
I'm not going to speak of the merits or lack there of for the coin, but the current price is simply due to the 2nd 'airdrop', so to speak ... or 2nd stake given out.

For some comparisons, I believe the coin was around 10-20 sats for most of the time it was on allcrypt, and inched up to 100-200ish on Bittrex ...  and got a bit higher on Poloniex. Now it's sitting around 70. It just appears like a normal market correction to me.

Whenever I see someone yelling sell ...  it usually means it's time to buy. They want to scoop up cheap coins.
When people scream hold!  ... I consider selling.
legendary
Activity: 1876
Merit: 1000
Price already -238%, get out while u can before the coins are worthless

No idea what you've got against COMM but how can a coin value be -238%?   -100% would be 0 and you can't go any more negative than that.

Take your hate and bullshit maths somewhere else.

Yes the great think about the (normal) market is while you can gain 200%, 300% 1000% etc you can only ever lose 100% Wink
newbie
Activity: 36
Merit: 0
Price already -238%, get out while u can before the coins are worthless

No idea what you've got against COMM but how can a coin value be -238%?   -100% would be 0 and you can't go any more negative than that.

Take your hate and bullshit maths somewhere else.
COMM/BTC  -200% as i'm typing, it's from the initial price or as per poloniex.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 506
Wasn't NEM the first 'community coin' and then people decided to copy its' IPO and distribution?
NEM hasn't released yet, though.  Long development but it takes time to release something which isn't a Bitclone.
full member
Activity: 198
Merit: 100
Price already -238%, get out while u can before the coins are worthless

No idea what you've got against COMM but how can a coin value be -238%?   -100% would be 0 and you can't go any more negative than that.

Take your hate and bullshit maths somewhere else.
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