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Honestly World community? Look at what you're doing!


Afghanistan   Afghan afghani   AFN
Albania   Albanian lek   ALL
Algeria   Algerian dinar   DZD
Andorra   European euro   EUR
Angola   Angolan kwanza   AOA
Anguilla   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Antigua and Barbuda   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Argentina   Argentine peso   ARS
Armenia   Armenian dram   AMD
Aruba   Aruban florin   AWG
Australia   Australian dollar   AUD
Austria   European euro   EUR
Azerbaijan   Azerbaijani manat   AZN
Bahamas   Bahamian dollar   BSD
Bahrain   Bahraini dinar   BHD
Bangladesh   Bangladeshi taka   BDT
Barbados   Barbadian dollar   BBD
Belarus   Belarusian ruble   BYR
Belgium   European euro   EUR
Belize   Belize dollar   BZD
Benin   West African CFA franc   XOF
Bhutan   Bhutanese ngultrum   BTN
Bolivia   Bolivian boliviano   BOB
Bosnia-Herzegovina   Bosnia and Herzegovina konvertibilna marka   BAM
Botswana   Botswana pula   BWP
Brazil   Brazilian real   BRL
Brunei   Brunei dollar   BND
Bulgaria   Bulgarian lev   BGN
Burkina Faso   West African CFA franc   XOF
Burundi   Burundi franc   BIF
Cambodia   Cambodian riel   KHR
Cameroon   Central African CFA franc   XAF
Canada   Canadian dollar   CAD
Cape Verde   Cape Verdean escudo   CVE
Cayman Islands   Cayman Islands dollar   KYD
Central African Republic   Central African CFA franc   XAF
Chad   Central African CFA franc   XAF
Chile   Chilean peso   CLP
China   Chinese renminbi   CNY
Colombia   Colombian peso   COP
Comoros   Comorian franc   KMF
Congo   Central African CFA franc   XAF
Congo, Democratic Republic   Congolese franc   CDF
Costa Rica   Costa Rican colon   CRC
Côte d'Ivoire   West African CFA franc   XOF
Croatia   Croatian kuna   HRK
Cuba   Cuban peso   CUC
Cyprus   European euro   EUR
Czech Republic   Czech koruna   CZK
Denmark   Danish krone   DKK
Djibouti   Djiboutian franc   DJF
Dominica   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Dominican Republic   Dominican peso   DOP
East Timor   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Ecuador   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Egypt   Egyptian pound   EGP
El Salvador   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Equatorial Guinea   Central African CFA franc   GQE
Eritrea   Eritrean nakfa   ERN
Estonia   Estonian kroon   EEK
Ethiopia   Ethiopian birr   ETB
Falkland Islands   Falkland Islands pound   FKP
Fiji   Fijian dollar   FJD
Finland   European euro   EUR
France   European euro   EUR
French Polynesia   CFP franc   XPF
Gabon   Central African CFA franc   XAF
Gambia   Gambian dalasi   GMD
Georgia   Georgian lari   GEL
Germany   European euro   EUR
Ghana   Ghanaian cedi   GHS
Gibraltar   Gibraltar pound   GIP
Greece   European euro   EUR
Grenada   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Guatemala   Guatemalan quetzal   GTQ
Guinea   Guinean franc   GNF
Guinea-Bissau   West African CFA franc   XOF
Guyana   Guyanese dollar   GYD
Haiti   Haitian gourde   HTG
Honduras   Honduran lempira   HNL
Hong Kong   Hong Kong dollar   HKD
Hungary   Hungarian forint   HUF
Iceland   Icelandic króna   ISK
India   Indian rupee   INR
Indonesia   Indonesian rupiah   IDR
International Monetary Fund   Special Drawing Rights   XDR
Iran   Iranian rial   IRR
Iraq   Iraqi dinar   IQD
Ireland   European euro   EUR
Israel   Israeli new sheqel   ILS
Italy   European euro   EUR
Jamaica   Jamaican dollar   JMD
Japan   Japanese yen   JPY
Jordan   Jordanian dinar   JOD
Kazakhstan   Kazakhstani tenge   KZT
Kenya   Kenyan shilling   KES
Kiribati   Australian dollar   AUD
Korea North   North Korean won   KPW
Korea South   South Korean won   KRW
Kuwait   Kuwaiti dinar   KWD
Kyrgyzstan   Kyrgyzstani som   KGS
Laos   Lao kip   LAK
Latvia   Latvian lats   LVL
Lebanon   Lebanese lira   LBP
Lesotho   Lesotho loti   LSL
Liberia   Liberian dollar   LRD
Libya   Libyan dinar   LYD
Liechtenstein   uses the Swiss Franc   CHF
Lithuania   Lithuanian litas   LTL
Luxembourg   European euro   EUR
Macau   Macanese pataca   MOP
Macedonia (Former Yug. Rep.)   Macedonian denar   MKD
Madagascar   Malagasy ariary   MGA
Malawi   Malawian kwacha   MWK
Malaysia   Malaysian ringgit   MYR
Maldives   Maldivian rufiyaa   MVR
Mali   West African CFA franc   XOF
Malta   European Euro   EUR
Mauritania   Mauritanian ouguiya   MRO
Mauritius   Mauritian rupee   MUR
Mexico   Mexican peso   MXN
Micronesia   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Moldova   Moldovan leu   MDL
Monaco   European Euro   EUR
Mongolia   Mongolian tugrik   MNT
Montenegro   European Euro   EUR
Montserrat   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Morocco   Moroccan dirham   MAD
Mozambique   Mozambican metical   MZM
Myanmar   Myanma kyat   MMK
Namibia   Namibian dollar   NAD
Nauru   Australian dollar   AUD
Nepal   Nepalese rupee   NPR
Netherlands Antilles   Netherlands Antillean gulden   ANG
Netherlands   European euro   EUR
New Caledonia   CFP franc   XPF
New Zealand   New Zealand dollar   NZD
Nicaragua   Nicaraguan cordoba   NIO
Niger   West African CFA franc   XOF
Nigeria   Nigerian naira   NGN
Norway   Norwegian krone   NOK
Oman   Omani rial   OMR
Pakistan   Pakistani rupee   PKR
Palau   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Panama   Panamanian balboa   PAB
Panama Canal Zone   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Papua New Guinea   Papua New Guinean kina   PGK
Paraguay   Paraguayan guarani   PYG
Peru   Peruvian nuevo sol   PEN
Philippines   Philippine peso   PHP
Poland   Polish zloty   PLN
Portugal   European euro   EUR
Puerto Rico   uses the U.S. Dollar   USD
Qatar   Qatari riyal   QAR
Romania   Romanian leu   RON
Russia   Russian ruble   RUB
Rwanda   Rwandan franc   RWF
Saint Helena   Saint Helena pound   SHP
Saint Kitts and Nevis   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Saint Lucia   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   East Caribbean dollar   XCD
Samoa (Western)   Samoan tala   WST
San Marino   European euro   EUR
Sao Tome and Principe   Sao Tome and Principe dobra   STD
Saudi Arabia   Saudi riyal   SAR
Senegal   West African CFA franc   XOF
Serbia   Serbian dinar   RSD
Seychelles   Seychellois rupee   SCR
Sierra Leone   Sierra Leonean leone   SLL
Singapore   Singapore dollar   SGD
Slovakia   Slovak koruna   SKK
Slovenia   European euro   EUR
Solomon Islands   Solomon Islands dollar   SBD
Somalia   Somali shilling   SOS
South Africa   South African rand   ZAR
South Sudan   Sudanese pound   SDG
Spain   European euro   EUR
Sri Lanka   Sri Lankan rupee   LKR
Sudan   Sudanese pound   SDG
Suriname   Surinamese dollar   SRD
Swaziland   Swazi lilangeni   SZL
Sweden   Swedish krona   SEK
Switzerland   Swiss franc   CHF
Syria   Syrian pound   SYP
Taiwan   New Taiwan dollar   TWD
Tajikistan   Tajikistani somoni   TJS
Tanzania   Tanzanian shilling   TZS
Thailand   Thai baht   THB
Togo   West African CFA franc   XOF
Tonga   Paanga   TOP
Trinidad and Tobago   Trinidad and Tobago dollar   TTD
Tunisia   Tunisian dinar   TND
Turkey   Turkish new lira   TRY
Turkmenistan   Turkmen manat   TMM
Tuvalu   Australian dollar   AUD
Uganda   Ugandan shilling   UGX
Ukraine   Ukrainian hryvnia   UAH
United Arab Emirates   UAE dirham   AED
United Kingdom   British pound   GBP
United States of America   United States dollar   USD
Uruguay   Uruguayan peso   UYU
Uzbekistan   Uzbekistani som   UZS
Vanuatu   Vanuatu vatu   VUV
Vatican   European euro   EUR
Venezuela   Venezuelan bolivar   VEB
Vietnam   Vietnamese dong   VND
Wallis and Futuna Islands   CFP franc   XPF
Yemen   Yemeni rial   YER
Zambia   Zambian kwacha   ZMK
Zimbabwe   Zimbabwean dollar   ZWD

Just because something has "coin" in the name, does not make it a real cryptocurrency. 

He scammed others thats his contribution. 

Abstractcoin and Antimatter coin do not implement "cpu" mining or gpus for that matter, do you even research before mouthing off? And please tell me what positive contributions have you made to this community that make you such an authority as to speak so boldly against others' efforts?

Great sales pitch.   ...   ...   ...

Cosmoscoin can defend 51% attack.

Cosmoscoin is a good coin, not wasting your hash power.

The only promise now is the script based proof of work/proof of stakes hybrid coins. This coins are resistant to asics and 51% attacks.

(This is what I mean by people on here not doing their research before jumping on something)
 Ill only say it one more time, Theymos gave me a comment on my trust rating saying "likely" alt of aquaman, apparently somebody else on here who was scamming, I have no idea why that happen, but it should be taken off soon.

 Your right, the government could deliver a huge hit to it, but it dosent matter what you implement into a new coin, the government will always be able to take it down, they can do things im sure none of us could even imagine could be done.

Hey Scammer, Who are you to to tell us what we should mine? The government can 51% atack bitcoin and litecoin with less than 20 million usd. The only promise now is this new alt coins that has practically evolve through trial and error. This new coins that is suitable for ecommerce and asic and 51% resistant will take over bitcoin and litecoin in less than 3 years.

I dont think anyone can tell which alt will be the next success. Maybe there will be several - maybe there will be none. Maybe only BTC and LTC will only ever be worth anything - maybe they wont? Maybe they will plummet to earth in value and be overtaken by something else? No-one here mines an alt because they think its shit. Deep down we all believe the alt we're mining is or will be worth mining in the longer term or we wouldnt be mining it. For some thats because of what its worth on the current market, or what we think it will be worth next week, or next year. For many people here (including myself) the importance is not so much about "what I know I can make right now in today's market", but what we might make in the future. Personally, I switch between mining alts that are worth something now (and I sell or dump them to help pay my mining costs), & then I might spend some time mining an alt that you cant even trade yet...because one day it might be worth something. Sure, I could go mine LTC and make some definite $$ but thats today & now - who's to say LTC will be worth anything next week, any more so than another alt? And why should I mine LTC that might make me $20/wk now, when I can mine another alt that might be worth $100+ one day? Its all these maybe's and reasons why alt's will continue to be released. Everyone wants to be an early adopter of a coin that becomes worth something one day & is why new coins will continue to be released, and people will continue to mine them - even at a loss.

Sure they are worth having, but im not sure about actually mining them, unless you have a rig farm. So mine alts then trade them for ltc =)

Anyway, I didnt start the topic to start a wild idea, bring anything new, or argue. Was just to show whats all out there and that we are heading nowhere with all this... Im more interested in seeing the community come in on this and state their opinions... and argue amongst themselves .. lol

nah, the cream will always rise to the top.

Thats not the point im missing, thats the point your missing...

 There are too many, you cannot distinguish which one will be the next success, ok, some of you will say "I know, I have been around, I can tell"   ok, but the majority here will be busy mining other shit alts while the more experienced actually hop on board with the Good one. It just wont work now.
 Its not hard to see. The good alt gets lost in the sea of shitcoins and cannot be found by the majority to make it a success, in a nutshell.

Of course your right, and its this point that the OP misses completely. Its the possibility any other alt (old or yet to come), including LTC, could be the next bitcoin, and thats why we will continue to see new coins.

Well honestly you've lost complete sight of what cryptocurrencies community was orginally about. It was about a viable fairer alternative to the banks controlled fiat currencies.

To start with the community was all about coming up with a currencies that wasn't controlled by the big greedy banks, as it turns now its seems most the crypto communities greed is as bad as the banks.

Most seem just tp consider BTC success based on is perceived value vs USD

Its the so called investors/money makers that make BTC less of a viable currency for merchants to adopt.

You make a very good point. I suspect also that if ASIC's are eventually made to scrypt mine, the methodology of mining will change accordingly. Its always going to be a game of cat & mouse I suspect.