Everyone get ready for the end of this coin. Price will be under 10 very shortly. Maybe this coin will last longer than HORSE (only lasted 10 hours)
LMAO at TROLL, The IPO holders have been waiting for weeks, there is no buy pressure on new coin on small exchange and price is low. No one is selling a nickel of IPO fool
waltsmith
those are not a troll but a truth.
This coin is binded to the amount of GPU purchased by the BTC from IPO, no way the potato CEO will pour his $ outta his pocket to get more hardware.
Assume there's 72 BTC worth of IPO, and due date of store opening there will be 800Mil GPUCoin (400M from premine and 400from 2 weeks mining). 72 BTC/800 mil GPUC is 0.00000009 , so you ought to got
9.5 Mil GPUc to order 0,86 BTC worth of R9 290 if that's you guys are aiming for.
at this rate and time ipo member already lost 1/2 of their real IPO value, no way for a healthy minded ppl to keep their ipo vapor meaning as dump will happen soon.
sorry to awake everybody from your nice dream, but i couldn't stand to watch greenhorn like me getting punk'd by greedy ppls.but crypto world well known to make money out of thin air, 10x(as in for now), 20x, or 100x of this coin real value at exchange is possible. yes is okay to keep the faith, but keep it at a reasonable lvl guys
any excess from this coin real value at store opening will be the fuel for the CEO to buy more VGA.
You're obviously new to cryptocurrencies since you're missing the big picture. All cryptocoins are initially worthless. The value of a cryptocoin is tied to its real-world applications. In this case, the fact that someone can potentially buy graphics cards with their coins is fueling the value of GPUcoins. The value may not be substantial at first, but the realization that the business model started by the OP can be financially supported by the value of GPUcoins may eventually prompt other merchants to adopt the same business model or just accept the coins for their own services and goods. If things go well, then the coins themselves will hold a decent economic value. If not, then that's a risk that speculators have already come to accept. It's the same thing as speculating on collectibles -- you might find some rich person willing to buy them for a million each someday, or you might not. For GPUcoins though, you already have a community supporting the coins so the value itself is irrelevant. If you're saying that the IPO conversion value from the BTC amount is not worth it, then that's a misunderstanding of how free markets work. The IPO is helping the business model succeed so that the coins may eventually increase in value. If you're saying that a coin needs to have a high initial value to be worth investing in, then you obviously are not ready to join the cryptocurrency community. Not all coins need IPOs to be successful, but there are reasons to invest in IPOs that go beyond getting back enough coins to dump into an exchange and make a quick profit.
TLDR: Not everyone is a scamdumper like you.
