Finally I have my LTC again, dont use cryptonit guys.
I'd like to change my sell offer to 5k at 17.9 LTC per K ( supply and demand, Im getting lots of messages, not enough LTC to supply everyone, sorry )
Topic: LTC/FTC exchange via Google Docs [Trade moved to exchangers, doc freezed] - page 19. (Read 33134 times)
April 28, 2013, 02:17:02 AM
April 28, 2013, 01:07:25 AM
Buying 28,400 FC @ 17.50 LTC per 1k FC
Great trading rep, fast transactions.
Great trading rep, fast transactions.
April 28, 2013, 01:01:57 AM
My bid is back up, looking to buy 100k for 1500 LTC. Thanks
April 28, 2013, 12:44:14 AM
Too unstable right now... it was expected, I'm sure they weren't counting on this much traffic considering it's not even on the front page (or wasn't last time I checked). It's certainly a step in the right direction!
April 28, 2013, 12:40:32 AM
exchange site:
https://cryptonit.net/exchange/ltc/ftc
https://cryptonit.net/exchange/ltc/ftc
April 28, 2013, 12:34:29 AM
interested in buying 1-2k @ .016 LTC/FC need someone trusted and ill send first!
April 28, 2013, 12:06:05 AM
Looking to buy another.. 25k FC or so.. hit me up.
April 27, 2013, 08:31:17 PM
My FC is available again, PM me if you want to buy. Ill wake up in just a few hours
April 27, 2013, 08:09:42 PM
I want no bids. But to congrats you for providing this service 
A proud owner of 150k FCs
Thats a lot 0_0 Congratz! A proud owner of 150k FCs
Updated sheet a little. Serge79 - thank you for help!
April 27, 2013, 07:51:07 PM
Had a successful transaction with Benny1985.
April 27, 2013, 07:30:44 PM
I want no bids. But to congrats you for providing this service
A proud owner of 150k FCs
A proud owner of 150k FCs
April 27, 2013, 07:18:48 PM
Had a great transaction with user psybits today for FC. On the other hand, I have not received 2500 FC from user eurosy after sending him 40 LTC. Just letting the forums know he is not a trust worthy member of this community. Please remove me as a buyer of FC from the exchange, thank you.
Removed on request. If anyone want to place bids on the doc, please post here and PM me.
April 27, 2013, 07:12:14 PM
Had a great transaction with user psybits today for FC. On the other hand, I have not received 2500 FC from user eurosy after sending him 40 LTC. Just letting the forums know he is not a trust worthy member of this community. Please remove me as a buyer of FC from the exchange, thank you.
I'll remove you.
Sorry to hear you got scammed.
April 27, 2013, 07:07:19 PM
Had a great transaction with user psybits today for FC. On the other hand, I have not received 2500 FC from user eurosy after sending him 40 LTC. Just letting the forums know he is not a trust worthy member of this community. Please remove me as a buyer of FC from the exchange, thank you.
April 27, 2013, 07:03:52 PM
I see bids at 16 LTC per 1000 FC...why would anyone mine FC to sell at that price? It is almost exactly the same return mining LTC itself without the headache of selling FC. I for one certainly won't!
April 27, 2013, 06:30:44 PM
I will buy Feathercoins for cash money. PayPal would be preferred and no I am not a scammer. I've been on here buying and selling for a while. If you have a better cash transfer idea feel free to let me know. I can go buy a Green Dot or something if you want. Real cash, no joke. Post back as people will have my back. This is a pain in the "A" way to do this but flipping LTC's is tough on my setup.
April 27, 2013, 06:03:32 PM
I can't sell my FTC now because Cryptonit WON'T let me withdraw. Do not use this exchange ( yet ) guys !
+1 double authentication is a great OPTION but to make it mandatory is just silly. I won't be depositing there.
Also, someone please remove me from the sell side (both orders). Thanks.
April 27, 2013, 05:07:55 PM
Looking to buy 13,000 FC for 195 LTC from a trusted seller. I'm posted on the spreadsheet.
April 27, 2013, 05:01:33 PM
So to be clear, Mincoin was bronze to bitcoin and now feathercoin is bronze?
IMO - Currencies should not be anything to another currency if they don't actually improve upon the code in some way. Someone copy/paste LTC code and called it feathercoin and people are jumping on it?
IMO - Currencies should not be anything to another currency if they don't actually improve upon the code in some way. Someone copy/paste LTC code and called it feathercoin and people are jumping on it?
Funny enough my reply to your extremely similar post over on the Feathercoin forum applies here too:
So I will quote it....
There is not really much to improve with LTC IMHO, it's pretty much bullet proof and fast anyway, but trillions (amount of people? Amount of money? You choose) into 21,000,000 or 86,000,000 or even 336,000,000 just won't go....
...Without decimalization. we are already seeing BTC using up those places for small item purchases even a kettle or microwave oven would decimalize you in BTC nowadays
and eventually LTC will do the same, FC seems an extremely logical transition to me.....
...Why?....I believe that the average person hates working with decimal points (average being 90+% of the population), most geeks don't, but then again we are not average that's why we are geeks And yes most current & early adopters of all crypto currencies are geeks (whether they admit this or not is a different matter).
....Anyway EG: Most people would sooner pay in whole numbers as opposed to 0.001 BTC or 0.01LTC - well now they can with 10FC etc, etc and their may even be another coin that is x4 (1,344,000,000 mintage) to FC and so on....
...So increasing the amount of mintage of an already proven system (IE: Why try and fix what isn't broken?) really does seem another step in the right direction of this amazing concept/technology.
That's my view anyway and I may also be wrong or right
...Without decimalization. we are already seeing BTC using up those places for small item purchases even a kettle or microwave oven would decimalize you in BTC nowadays
and eventually LTC will do the same, FC seems an extremely logical transition to me........Why?....I believe that the average person hates working with decimal points (average being 90+% of the population), most geeks don't, but then again we are not average that's why we are geeks
And yes most current & early adopters of all crypto currencies are geeks (whether they admit this or not is a different matter).....Anyway EG: Most people would sooner pay in whole numbers as opposed to 0.001 BTC or 0.01LTC - well now they can with 10FC etc, etc and their may even be another coin that is x4 (1,344,000,000 mintage) to FC and so on....
...So increasing the amount of mintage of an already proven system (IE: Why try and fix what isn't broken?) really does seem another step in the right direction of this amazing concept/technology.
That's my view anyway and I may also be wrong or right
April 27, 2013, 04:57:33 PM
IMO - Currencies should not be
Currencies should be whatever the market deems useful. The services and support behind the coins will make more of difference than anything else. What's the difference between western union and money gram for my mom? Nothing.. whatever is most convenient to her based on where she is currently shopping.
As someone in the technology field (which I would assume is a large portion of us), I understand the need for most of us 'geeks' to focus on the aspects that the general market won't care about. If a coin is deemed useful, it will last. If it's not.. well, you didn't waste your time promoting/developing services and we all win.
Feathercoin has an active development community, I look forward to seeing where it ends up in the following months.
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