Do any coins actually get released without an "ICO" now?

digaran

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Check out highly successful DeepOnion, no ICO, 90% premine that is distributed over 40 weeks of Airdrops (4 weeks in now), move more than 10% of your Airdrop coins and you will be banned.

https://bitcointalk.org/snip

400+ pages in just over 1 month.

I want some deep onions, how can I get some? wait I know how by participating in the campaign, some body else wants some onions as well, how could he get some? wait I guess I know how, by participating in the campaign. to this point any body wanting some onions joins the campaign and only some idiot comes paying you for a coin he could get by joining the campaign.
@OP there is no crypto here, they all are private companies hiring developers to develop a white paper and a road map for them to sell in ICO without actually selling any real product.

Tidsdilatation

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Take a look at Terracoin, been around since 2012. But developers just recently took notice of it and started developing its open source code. Adding Masternodes and voting soon

Not "releasing" per say but a new ressurection!

fr4nkthetank

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Now the money is free, and so the people will be

Yeah DeepOnion had a fair launch...unfortunately it has a huge premine - BUT - its for the airdrop. so theres that going for it. Too bad its an ASIC coin, should get a baikal to mine it, GPU's wont be profitable. IMO it should be a GPU mineable coin.

Tmdz

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It is called a fair launch, but very few decent coins will ever see a fair launch going forward.

The thing is devs realized they could get rich from day 1, then if their coin flops it won't matter.
So the ICO was born and people literally throw money at them just hoping they can flip it.

Denarius is a mineable coin that recently came out.

weedoge

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Quote from: car1999 on August 13, 2017, 02:59:02 AM

signatum

Unfortunately I think Signatum is trash...

adaseb

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Quote from: weedoge on August 13, 2017, 01:53:38 AM

I didn't look at cryptos for a veery long time, now I've been checking the announcements subforum every few days to see if there are any new scamcoins to mine at release. Except it seems every single thing that gets announced now has to be bought into.

It's pretty impossible to weed through all the ICOs now to see if there are any classic mineable coins I can jump into for a bit of fun. Timing my miners for the minute of launch on a coin was always really fun and it was up to the people to decide whether to buy into them, seems like things have changed.

Can you guys tell me what are the most recent launches or announcements of purely mineable coins with no ICO or airdrop or whatever the hell they call it?

There are almost none. Last successful POW coin was maybe ZEC which was released like last November. Rest are all low market cap shitcoins. Everything these days is ICO because developers hate miners which dump coins and lower the price.

Unless SEC bans all ICOs, then POW will be thing of the past.

car1999

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signatum

weedoge

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I didn't look at cryptos for a veery long time, now I've been checking the announcements subforum every few days to see if there are any new scamcoins to mine at release. Except it seems every single thing that gets announced now has to be bought into.

It's pretty impossible to weed through all the ICOs now to see if there are any classic mineable coins I can jump into for a bit of fun. Timing my miners for the minute of launch on a coin was always really fun and it was up to the people to decide whether to buy into them, seems like things have changed.

Can you guys tell me what are the most recent launches or announcements of purely mineable coins with no ICO or airdrop or whatever the hell they call it?

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