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legendary
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January 27, 2014, 05:11:54 PM


I suggested xCoin too since most people will shorten it and call it that anyway.

Possibly any name change may have challengers, and maybe its best to simply leave the name as ixcoin

if that is roman numerals, then it means 9coin

ixcoin = 9coin

I don't know, why was it named ixcoin in the first place? anyone know? I know there is a search engine named ixquick,
and sometimes when I was writing ixcoin I erred and wrote ixquick instead

Internet eXchange coin ...  sigh!
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 05:08:31 PM


Dexter44 seems to be spamming, for ppcoin which has debatable merits, and also for a new
coin, and new coins often try to portray as though they are better than the coins that came before, when in fact that is impudent and they should get to the end of the line, and let
those who came first go first. How rude.

ixcoin was here first.

I never noticed that, Luke.  Dexter has done a lot of work for iXcoin's image and awareness. A lot more than the newbie, Luke.

Let's get the dot Org site back and get this thing going.  I think people have chosen their favorite name, logo, etc.  we should finish the new website ASAP for the next push.
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January 27, 2014, 05:06:58 PM


Dexter44 seems to be spamming, for ppcoin which has debatable merits, and also for a new
coin, and new coins often try to portray as though they are better than the coins that came before, when in fact that is impudent and they should get to the end of the line, and let
those who came first go first. How rude.

ixcoin was here first.

What?
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 04:26:10 PM


I suggested xCoin too since most people will shorten it and call it that anyway.
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January 27, 2014, 03:58:41 PM
Apart the second part which is free advertising for a coin, what do you think about the first part about Bitcoin. Is the risk real? Is it going to affect iXcoin too?
http://taylorsense.tumblr.com/post/73447014381/why-bitcoin-may-collapse-and-the-currency-that-could

As I said before, I would avoid to rebrand it in XCoin
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/re-annxco-xcoin-first-anonymous-cryptocurrency-433518

Have you any comment about the new (in beta test) exchange?
https://c-cex.com
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 03:24:53 PM


Friction your guess was right - Brilliant once again, brother.  Thomas Nasakioto's intention for the use of IX in iXcoin was indeed for internet eXchange, or IXC - internet eXchange coin.

Now it all fits perfectly. 

I can't believe how far off my research took me.  Makes me wanna laugh.
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 03:20:17 PM


So luke, how much iXcoin have you accumulated?

I have a strong feeling it dwarfs my tiny 3% holdings. 

lol.  I'm jealous, brother.

Now let's make some giant waves cause this coin is coiled so tight it will hit my $10 target in under 30 days!
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January 27, 2014, 03:14:24 PM


Wait a minute.  A currency called WIX?

Let me guess:  World Internet eXchange.


Just pure coincidence.

Nothing to look at here folks... just move on.

Man.  I'm loving this mystery and action.  lol.
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 03:13:39 PM
In 2007 Ronald Reagan was done for.  But I believe you about the pic you saw but it was probably someone else unless luke is much older and I doubt that.


So my biggest question now is:  Who is Luke Connell cause there is absolutely definitely more to him and his story than meets the eye.

Like I said before, I don't care if JP Morgan comes in here - as long as we have a clear path and everything is kosher I will support anyone.  But just like this coin [from day one] these new characters are shrouded in mystery.

Welcome to the internet eXchange Coin[IXC].  Not to be confused with the World internet eXchange [WIX] currency.  

Brilliant!
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January 27, 2014, 03:09:52 PM


Wait a minute.  A currency called WIX?

Let me guess:  World Internet eXchange.


Just pure coincidence.

Nothing to look at here folks... just move on.
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January 27, 2014, 03:06:16 PM


Friction,

I totally agree that another currency will fill the gap which BTC leaves open.  And IXC is perfect for many reasons. 

But my understanding is, before you do all that you'll need a money transmitter license.  And that requires lots of money and connections.  Othewise IXC would become the defacto money laundering coin, and the Feds would never allow it.

yes,  you need licenses on both ends.  That is why you give away the exchange software,  and maybe somehow tie in IXC to the use of the software.  Kind of like say ripple.  
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 03:04:47 PM
Wait a minute.  A currency called WIX?

Let me guess:  World Internet eXchange.


Lol.  Starting to connect the D......O......T......S


Since day one I haven't been able to stop finding huge coincidences with this coin and that isnt changing one bit.

What took you guys so long - I've been waiting 7 long months for you guys to get here.  
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January 27, 2014, 02:42:36 PM


 @just_me,

So where are they gonna get the funding to execute on their business plan.  They seem to avoid that question.  Cause you'd need a million dollar to operate in the US.

Otherwise their plan is great.



Sorry, I don't really know. I haven't read the link that luke posted. I was just commenting because I saw his username, and of course, I remember wselive.com and hope capital. Luke was going to create his own internet currency back then that he named WIX I think it was. Not sure what happened there though. Maybe you should ask luke again?

Thanks brother.  If you're not yet in iXcoin you should quickly buy some.  I feel confident we're going to $10 very soon.

God bless!
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 02:40:01 PM


Friction,

I totally agree that another currency will fill the gap which BTC leaves open.  And IXC is perfect for many reasons. 

But my understanding is, before you do all that you'll need a money transmitter license.  And that requires lots of money and connections.  Othewise IXC would become the defacto money laundering coin, and the Feds would never allow it.
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January 27, 2014, 02:36:04 PM
 

 @just_me,

So where are they gonna get the funding to execute on their business plan.  They seem to avoid that question.  Cause you'd need a million dollars to operate in the US.

Otherwise their plan is great.

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January 27, 2014, 02:35:45 PM


Question for luke and friction:

How do you plan to implement and execute things like remittances?  That's a tough business to get into.  You need a money transfer license which will cost about $1 million and that's just the beginning.

I agree IXC can be easily used for such money services but I don't see is, a few guys, with barely any money, being able to execute on that business plan.

We would need a large business partner, a bank or a powerful Venture Capitalist.

So can either of you shed some light on what comes after the new website, new logo, etc.

Thanks.

You do it one country at a time.  You decentralize the process.

You provide freely available exchange software so that any individual in any country can create his own local exchange that follow the specific laws of the country.



I understand that but money transmitting isn't easy.  So what would be first step, and second step.

For example, where is the $1 million coming from for the US license cause in the US you have to license all the states before you can get your license which is why the cost is so high.

I see so many high and expensive hurdles and you guys obviously have a plan so I'm curious what that is.  At some point a very deep pocket investor has to come in.

So who is your deep pocket investor I guess is what I'm asking. 

TIA.


No magic here,  it all depends on liquidity of coin.  With BTC, I can buy 1 million USD worth of BTC.... send BTC to foreign country.... receiver gets BTC and sells it on the local exchange for local currency.

If there is little liquidity in the exchanges,  then there is high currency trading risk.  So ultimately, for IXC to succeed, it needs high liquidity.   That only comes through demand....   luke however is spot on that BTC would be a store of wealth, and another coin would be a coin that's exchanged.
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January 27, 2014, 02:26:26 PM


Question for luke and friction:

How do you plan to implement and execute things like remittances?  That's a tough business to get into.  You need a money transfer license which will cost about $1 million and that's just the beginning.

I agree IXC can be easily used for such money services but I don't see is, a few guys, with barely any money, being able to execute on that business plan.

We would need a large business partner, a bank or a powerful Venture Capitalist.

So can either of you shed some light on what comes after the new website, new logo, etc.

Thanks.

You do it one country at a time.  You decentralize the process.

You provide freely available exchange software so that any individual in any country can create his own local exchange that follow the specific laws of the country.





I understand that but money transmitting isn't easy.  So what would be first step, and second step.

For example, where is the $1 million coming from for the US license cause in the US you have to license all the states before you can get your license which is why the cost is so high.

I see so many high and expensive hurdles and you guys obviously have a plan so I'm curious what that is.  At some point a very deep pocket investor has to come in.

So who is your deep pocket investor I guess is what I'm asking. 

TIA.
legendary
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January 27, 2014, 02:22:59 PM


@lukeconnell,

Welcome.

Can you give us your background?  Interests?  Education?

And finally, your long term goals for iXcoin?

I have posted all this info of myself [and pics, lol] so don't feel odd about sharing.  Normally we don't ask but you came in like a whirlwind so naturally there's gonna be more questions.

Thanks again!


luke connel owned an exchange named wselive.com in second life back in 2007. I believe luke still has a presence in second life. you can do a search on it if you like, I suppose. Hope you don't mind me sharing that with them, luke, old buddy.
Luke is a great addition to have backing ixcoin guys.

WSE?  Like World Dollars?  That's where that idea came from.

I vaguely remember hearing that WSE got hacked or something and tons of people lost everything.

But second life did a lot for cryptos.  I wish I had gotten into it back then cause then I would have noticed bitcoin much sooner.
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January 27, 2014, 01:54:07 PM


Question for luke and friction:

How do you plan to implement and execute things like remittances?  That's a tough business to get into.  You need a money transfer license which will cost about $1 million and that's just the beginning.

I agree IXC can be easily used for such money services but I don't see is, a few guys, with barely any money, being able to execute on that business plan.

We would need a large business partner, a bank or a powerful Venture Capitalist.

So can either of you shed some light on what comes after the new website, new logo, etc.

Thanks.

You do it one country at a time.  You decentralize the process.

You provide freely available exchange software so that any individual in any country can create his own local exchange that follow the specific laws of the country.



legendary
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January 27, 2014, 01:51:42 PM

Question for luke and friction:

How do you plan to implement and execute things like remittances?  That's a tough business to get into.  You need a money transfer license which will cost about $1 million and that's just the beginning.

I agree IXC can be easily used for such money services but I don't see how a few guys, with barely any money, being able to execute on that business plan.

We would need a large business partner, a bank or a powerful Venture Capitalist.

So can either of you shed some light on what comes after the new website, new logo, etc.

Thanks.
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