Topic: Is Quark the new FTC (Read 5547 times)

the only reason i'd hold any BTC at the moment is the

"bigger fool" theory -

Basically Tards are Lego people and the "TV" will convince at least some of those idiots to park their cash wealth in this centralized comedy  -

if its not immediately compromised as it goes past a certain valuation ( but hey,  how could we ever know ) ( that's part of the magic right? : D) 

we will see that in the event of likely economic calamity, they will move to the "Meme" they know.

Any decentralized system has a future -:

lets look at the contestants :

1. Bitcoin has a Meme (kind of like Doge) that's getting old now. - its the "GOld" VC capital meme .

2.  LTC is in the same situation but better a little better distributed but has no "Meme" except "we are the silver"

3. FTC is taking action to try to stay decentralized  (admittedly its a shitty looking algo that will me "CPU only") 

4. Quark is decentralized with a well known PC algo that is low voltage and well known - also no one can gain a monopoly


so :

1. Walking corpse  (Bitcoin)

2. Heading for the cliff (Litcoin)

3. Actually doing something and taking action  (FTC) (no EQ but) (fee's "meme")

4. designed superior already, has a free market. (Quark)

6 to 12 months is an eternity in Crypto as you know.

Does Quark and FTC have hope?

LTC is dead too. Its a scam coin like all the others, devs are lazy and do not want to work, they just want to get rich for free and they also down do computers to much.

no, but all jokes (and me laughing at you) aside.....

do you really think LTC will ever see the highs it was at ever again?

i mean Bitcoin is heading for some sort of obvious calamity, LTC is just getting started with the monopoly comedy , I'm just after your personal opinion ..

cut your losses or double down?

genuine question.

i love how recently when there is an argument between the real crypto's a nxt (or other) IPO scam currency sock puppet always tries to "lean in"

{no guys listen to me, i mean its good right ,,,, right guys....}

{i personally bla bla bla - but what about Ethers all the guys down at the coffee shop bla bla )

{bla bla - that's a good point but NXT Bla bla and Ether ..- WE  DIDN'T SELL IT ALL TO OURSELVES ! "  buy it because code}


i never predicted that. 

carry on.

LTC/USD  7.34 HA HA HA HA HA

wait a minute ....

wait a minute ......   

let me just....

$7.36    HA HA HA HA HA

how big is your bag sucker ?

"LTC to $100 !!1"

how is 6 months an instamine?
Have you been to the ann-section lately? Oh yeah, comment from last year ... see how the times are changing

The way I see it, is this coin dead, there is no volume and there is a lot of "lost" coins.
There is no interest in the coin, and the technology is outdated.
Buy ether instead, at least it has a cool name, and intruders can run on that fuel too. 

Bingo. I missed the boat on BTC. When I started using it, ASIC was the only way to mine and buying ASIC was risky because a lot of vendors didn't deliver for months if at all.

So any mining of bitcoin for me was out unless I was willing a risky investment in ASICS *and* risk joining a mining pool, where hacks have happened stealing what was mined on several occasions.

I missed the boar on quark too but at least I can still mine that now.

I go to the main bitcoin forum and read threads like `gentlemen, we are the new wealthy elite' and realize that Satoshi's vision is being shat upon.

Lol fucking lying bagholders

It depends how you look at it"

You're a bagholder and writing for other to see... it's stable
You're a bagholder and you look at your stash.... it's going down every day
You're just observing it from the side , it's dead.

Quark is dead , no volume coin.

Is it dead now? 

Stand in front of the mirror and ask yourself similar question.

Not in the least.

I think some people think in patterns that cycle too short -

in fact this is the proof that Quark is not a monopoly, i could not say it back then but if Quark had of kept climbing to where LTC was or beyond i would have been highly suspect.

and i would have know that something is very wrong at that time.

simply because the free market model that can better only fit Quark because of its unique design would have been broken, so there must have been some other force at play.

which is all but impossible, so the decline from where it was to where it is now of course boosts my confidence in these models.

the cycle is working how it should.

Is Quark dead? 

QUARKcoin (Ferengi character from Star Trek) Ferengi profile - "They and their culture are characterized by a mercantile obsession with profit and trade, and their constant efforts to swindle unwary customers into unfair deals."

QUARK has nothing going for it aside from the number of people pumping it.

In my opinion both sides have valid points:


pro:
- premined or not. 98% of all coins within 6 months seems to be very short. Maybe halving after 3months instead of 3 weeks would have been more appropriate.
- the reward after 6 month might be a little low. Anyway, there are still 12 quarks as reward. Without many new coins the price per coin could raise faster than in other altcoins.
- distribution of the coins is different: Maybe more through trading. It depends how the miner believe in the currency. Strong believe -> bad. Just mined for quick profits -> good!

contra:
- Bitcoin seems to be premined, too. Although it was the first one. Attention just has to grow slowly. Satoshi had no idea how the attention and price will grow. Halving in 4 years is a good approach, but we know that the inventor (and maybe a couple of other guys) might have a large portion of all bitcoins.
- Quarkcoin can still be mined by CPU, while noone has a change with Bitcoins. 
- QRK has a great logo


Pro/contra:
- ASIC-mining could also be seen as a network strength, because an attacker might have problems to aquire the 50%.
- when everybody mines CPU, would it be profitable for normal computers? I don't think so. If I run my notebook (4core) 24 hours at top speed, I can only make a few cents profit a day (without abrasive wear).


20 times more coins. 1/1000 of price would be fair, so 1$!