I would like to buy 100 MSC @ 0.20
I already messaged Olimpiata and Starensen with interest in their offerings, but will be heading out for Thanksgiving for the day without having heard back.
So as long as it's okay to post the buy offer since I don't have a certain seller yet, then please add my listing to the order book.
Thanks!
-Chainsaw
Topic: MasterCoin Buyer/Seller Thread - page 76. (Read 226689 times)
I would like to buy one MSC at 0.19 BTC
Please PM me and I will sell you one MSC for 0.19 BTC.
I would like to buy one MSC at 0.19 BTC
i want to buy 12msc @0.17, pls update my order. thanks.
I have a question regarding MSC in a BTC wallet. I bought some MSC a while ago and kept them in my BTC wallet (togehter with some BTC). unfortunately i used that wallet recently for transactions and spent nearly all the balance there to tx to exchanges. What does that mean now to my MSC? did i lost them? the exchanges are prob. not even aware that they received MSC.
Nope - you didn't lose them. They should still be there and you can check to confirm at mastercoin-explorer Just plug in your btc address to check. Keep in mind you will need a small amount of btc when/if you want to move your msc anywhere.
I have a question regarding MSC in a BTC wallet. I bought some MSC a while ago and kept them in my BTC wallet (togehter with some BTC). unfortunately i used that wallet recently for transactions and spent nearly all the balance there to tx to exchanges. What does that mean now to my MSC? did i lost them? the exchanges are prob. not even aware that they received MSC.
Thank you TomHirsch, marcelus, and nanobit for your replies.
I do have a few more questions:
1. What is the best wallet for storing Mastercoins?
2. Do the members here who provide escrow verify that real Mastercoins are being traded in each transaction? If not, does mastercoin-explorer.com provide reliable evidence that real Mastercoins were traded? If this is unreliable, what method is recommended for a recipient of Mastercoins traded through this forum to verify that they received real Mastercoins?
3. When is the first online exchange for MSC/BTC expected to launch?
4. Is there a goal to get MSC/BTC listed as a trading pair on major exchanges such as BTC-E?
Thanks.
I do have a few more questions:
1. What is the best wallet for storing Mastercoins?
2. Do the members here who provide escrow verify that real Mastercoins are being traded in each transaction? If not, does mastercoin-explorer.com provide reliable evidence that real Mastercoins were traded? If this is unreliable, what method is recommended for a recipient of Mastercoins traded through this forum to verify that they received real Mastercoins?
3. When is the first online exchange for MSC/BTC expected to launch?
4. Is there a goal to get MSC/BTC listed as a trading pair on major exchanges such as BTC-E?
Thanks.
New interest in Mastercoin is always a good thing, but I think these kind of posts should probably be elsewhere (the main Mastercoin thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mastercoin-new-protocol-layer-starting-from-the-exodus-address-265488) and this topic reserved for buying and selling discussion.
Would someone please remove my sell order from the order book (80 MSC @ 0.18 BTC each)? Thanks.
Order book updated.
Would someone please remove my sell order from the order book (80 MSC @ 0.18 BTC each)? Thanks.
buy 5 msc @0.17, thanks.
Thank you TomHirsch, marcelus, and nanobit for your replies.
I do have a few more questions:
1. What is the best wallet for storing Mastercoins?
2. Do the members here who provide escrow verify that real Mastercoins are being traded in each transaction? If not, does mastercoin-explorer.com provide reliable evidence that real Mastercoins were traded? If this is unreliable, what method is recommended for a recipient of Mastercoins traded through this forum to verify that they received real Mastercoins?
3. When is the first online exchange for MSC/BTC expected to launch?
4. Is there a goal to get MSC/BTC listed as a trading pair on major exchanges such as BTC-E?
Thanks.
I do have a few more questions:
1. What is the best wallet for storing Mastercoins?
2. Do the members here who provide escrow verify that real Mastercoins are being traded in each transaction? If not, does mastercoin-explorer.com provide reliable evidence that real Mastercoins were traded? If this is unreliable, what method is recommended for a recipient of Mastercoins traded through this forum to verify that they received real Mastercoins?
3. When is the first online exchange for MSC/BTC expected to launch?
4. Is there a goal to get MSC/BTC listed as a trading pair on major exchanges such as BTC-E?
Thanks.
Looking at the price of an individual coin is a silly way to look at things. Look at the overall market capitalisation vs bitcoin and you will see the room for growth.
That would be true if they were direct competitors like Litecoin. They are not. They work together. However, Mastercoin will carry far more functionality than bitcoin. Mastercoin will finally far exceed bitcoin in value. Although bitcoin will always operate as the 'currency' portion of the system. Mastercoin will serve other parts = many other parts.The protocols are not competitors but the coin parts of the bitcoin and mastercoin could easily be. BUT, that still doesn't matter too much, just think of what bitcoin can do, what value it has been given by the market for its abilities, think of what mastercoin can do that bitcoin can't and think of what value it could have if bitcoin already has a market cap of $12b.
Basically, what value does a protocol that offers trustless transactions of smart property, currencies, betting, issuance of shares and dividends, etc have if a virtual currency has a market cap of $12b?
That's my way of saying I agree with you
Looking at the price of an individual coin is a silly way to look at things. Look at the overall market capitalisation vs bitcoin and you will see the room for growth.
That would be true if they were direct competitors like Litecoin. They are not. They work together. However, Mastercoin will carry far more functionality than bitcoin. Mastercoin will finally far exceed bitcoin in value. Although bitcoin will always operate as the 'currency' portion of the system. Mastercoin will serve other parts = many other parts.The protocols are not competitors but the coin parts of the bitcoin and mastercoin could easily be. BUT, that still doesn't matter too much, just think of what bitcoin can do, what value it has been given by the market for its abilities, think of what mastercoin can do that bitcoin can't and think of what value it could have if bitcoin already has a market cap of $12b.
Basically, what value does a protocol that offers trustless transactions of smart property, currencies, betting, issuance of shares and dividends, etc have if a virtual currency has a market cap of $12b?
What's the current market cap of Mastercoin? How many Mastercoins have been created, and how many can be created total?
If there's a thread or post where these questions have already been answered, please direct me to it. Thanks!
If there's a thread or post where these questions have already been answered, please direct me to it. Thanks!
The (somewhat overwhelming) main thread is:
MasterCoin: New Protocol Layer Starting From “The Exodus Address”
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=265488.new
Regarding the amount of coins: All original Mastercoins (MSC) were generated between August 1st and August 31st by all those that sent funds to the "Exodus Address", these total 563,162. In addition the Mastercoin protocol generated 10% additional Dev MSC (originally termed Reward MSC) which total 56,316 Dev MSC. Combined you get all the Mastercoins that will ever exist 619,478.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=342431.0;all
when i want to show MSC trades on cryptocoincharts.info
is this a good starting point? http://mastercoin-explorer.com/api_docs
Trading is still done manually until the decentralized exchange is working, so you won't get a meaningful price from the API yet.is this a good starting point? http://mastercoin-explorer.com/api_docs
The first row of the order book shows the last traded price, maybe you can read that data somehow?
Is there any website with a chart of mastercoin prices since inception of this currency? Thanks.
There are no automated exchanges trading Mastercoins yet. The closest chart of historical trades is the ones compiled by escrow agents doing manual trading. You can see the chart here, and the trading history here
Thanks. The thing that perplexes me about Mastercoin is that its price is so high relative to other altcoins, yet it's not even traded on exchanges yet. Doesn't seem to have much room to grow, unless people expect it to become worth 1 BTC or above. Thoughts?
Edit: I'm not trying to criticize Mastercoin, just to understand it. Is the intention that Mastercoin will become the new standard version of Bitcoin, i.e. that its features will be incorporated into Bitcoin itself? And if so, would the price of 1 MSC and 1 BTC be expected to equalize when that happens? Sorry if my questions sound dumb, but the Mastercoin concept seems a lot more complex than altcoins and I'm genuinely trying to learn. Thanks!
Looking at the price of an individual coin is a silly way to look at things. Look at the overall market capitalisation vs bitcoin and you will see the room for growth.
What's the current market cap of Mastercoin? How many Mastercoins have been created, and how many can be created total?
If there's a thread or post where these questions have already been answered, please direct me to it. Thanks!
Looking at the price of an individual coin is a silly way to look at things. Look at the overall market capitalisation vs bitcoin and you will see the room for growth.
That would be true if they were direct competitors like Litecoin. They are not. They work together. However, Mastercoin will carry far more functionality than bitcoin. Mastercoin will finally far exceed bitcoin in value. Although bitcoin will always operate as the 'currency' portion of the system. Mastercoin will serve other parts = many other parts.'overall market cap' could be compared if these two served the same purpose. They don't. Mastercoin will perform a different function than bitcoin. It won't replace it as a currency. If it were a currency replacement (as Litecoin is) then this comparison might be interesting. Mastercoin operates to enhance bitcoin - not replace it. Litecoin attempts to replace it with some added differentiating features (not very interesting). Mastercoin is not an altcoin.
Mastercoin is not an altcoin. Mastercoin is not an altcoin. Mastercoin is not an altcoin.
Say it a few times if it makes you more comfortable.
Ain't he though? Maxmint + Pouncer is faster than Gox's trading engine. Do we even need a DEx?
True fact. when i want to show MSC trades on cryptocoincharts.info
is this a good starting point? http://mastercoin-explorer.com/api_docs
Trading is still done manually until the decentralized exchange is working, so you won't get a meaningful price from the API yet.is this a good starting point? http://mastercoin-explorer.com/api_docs
The first row of the order book shows the last traded price, maybe you can read that data somehow?
Is there any website with a chart of mastercoin prices since inception of this currency? Thanks.
There are no automated exchanges trading Mastercoins yet. The closest chart of historical trades is the ones compiled by escrow agents doing manual trading. You can see the chart here, and the trading history here
Thanks. The thing that perplexes me about Mastercoin is that its price is so high relative to other altcoins, yet it's not even traded on exchanges yet. Doesn't seem to have much room to grow, unless people expect it to become worth 1 BTC or above. Thoughts?
Edit: I'm not trying to criticize Mastercoin, just to understand it. Is the intention that Mastercoin will become the new standard version of Bitcoin, i.e. that its features will be incorporated into Bitcoin itself? And if so, would the price of 1 MSC and 1 BTC be expected to equalize when that happens? Sorry if my questions sound dumb, but the Mastercoin concept seems a lot more complex than altcoins and I'm genuinely trying to learn. Thanks!
Looking at the price of an individual coin is a silly way to look at things. Look at the overall market capitalisation vs bitcoin and you will see the room for growth.
The thing that perplexes me about Mastercoin....
You are certainly perplexed.its price is so high relative to other altcoins,
this is the reason you are perplexed. Doesn't seem to have much room to grow, unless people expect it to become worth 1 BTC or above.
Mastercoin IS bitcoin - but on steroids. It is not an alternative coin. Is the intention that Mastercoin will become the new standard version of Bitcoin
No. That implies that Mastercoin should 'replace' bitcoin. Mastercoin does not. Mastercoin simply operates in conjunction with bitcion. It doesn't replace or 'better' bitcoin at all. Bitcoin stands alone. Mastercoin helps it be better.1 MSC and 1 BTC be expected to equalize when that happens?
Probably not. MSC will be a better more versatile vehicle than bitcoin which is merely a currency with an impenetrable ledger. Mastercoin is many things - with the same impenetrable ledger. Many things includes: securities; bets; contracts; smart properties; and a bunch of stuff we haven't fully put forth yet.but the Mastercoin concept seems a lot more complex than altcoins
I don't think it is 'more complex' - but it is much more interesting, powerful and versatile. Probably a many other things too.For these reasons, among others, look for MSC to be greater than BTC in value in about 3 months.
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