Really, I do not think adding this latest merchant (mentioned 3 posts above) is helpful to the Guldencoin cause and future.
Or maybe I am wrong and have been expecting too much of Guldencoin. Anyway, I still hope NLG will become a serious digital currency used in the Dutch economy.
Guldencoin being associated with merchants that have sh.. in their brandname, will not do any good for NLG being taken seriously.
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That must of taken a lot of begging from Nelis but now they have to lose fees keeping trades up on both exchanges. As you can clearly see in the cryptsy buy orders all 100s which means it's 1 person playing with himself.
NLG should get added when the exchanges want to add us, we shouldn't have to beg and bribe. Just my 2 cents.
My responce to this message has been deleted, probably because I didn't mention NLG enough. I just want to defend myself to false accusations, as I am Nelis mentioned in the post above, so if you want to know what's up, check ik out here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9712103
I'd rather send flowers
http://www.acoinproject.org/shop accept guldencoin
merchant 63
http://www.guldencoinlinks.nl/betalen.html
NLG on cryptsy opens the door to other multipools that use the cryptsy APIs. Let's focus on multipool mitigation before we throw the tuna into shark infested waters.
-Fuse
I concur!
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Actually 21mm was decided by "Satoshi Nakamoto" (maybe Arjen Lenstra) to mimic the supply of gold...
I think the OP should be clearer on the issue I put fwd
Best of luck to all
Actually 21mm was decided by "Satoshi Nakamoto" (maybe Arjen Lenstra) to mimic the supply of gold...
I think the OP should be clearer on the issue I put fwd
Best of luck to all
Everybody read this post by you but to my knowledge nobody commented on it.
Why would you come up wit that? What makes you think this Lenstra might be 'Satoshi'? I'm pretty curious tbh.
C.
NLG on cryptsy opens the door to other multipools that use the cryptsy APIs. Let's focus on multipool mitigation before we throw the tuna into shark infested waters.
-Fuse
great idea imo
NLG on cryptsy opens the door to other multipools that use the cryptsy APIs. Let's focus on multipool mitigation before we throw the tuna into shark infested waters.
-Fuse
That must of taken a lot of begging from Nelis but now they have to lose fees keeping trades up on both exchanges. As you can clearly see in the cryptsy buy orders all 100s which means it's 1 person playing with himself.
NLG should get added when the exchanges want to add us, we shouldn't have to beg and bribe. Just my 2 cents.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/directbet-live-sportsbook-racebook-now-accepting-ether-393147 Which altcoin would you like to bet with at DirectBet ? vote for guldencoin please
Jokes aside though, if people think the official website is not good enough then build your own one for Guldencoin that will suit your tastes. It's a freemarket this and the dev team don't rule over Guldencoin, the currency is for everyone.
If you're familiar with building websites you're also familiar with the fact that a website is never finished, especially when it's a website that has to convert. Checking stats, follow the visitors flows on the site, change colors, test new structures, doing split-tests. The slightest site changes can bring better results, usability and SEO wise.
Most web designers aren't website analysts. Besides that it's strange to say that NLG is for everyone but you give the advise to create an own NLG website when they don't like the current Guldencoin homepage. Never ignore tips and suggestions coming from the community.
Only the webmaster of Guldencoin.com can say if the current site is fully optimized or not. I hope it is, with all the upcoming projects and publicity.
Jokes aside though, if people think the official website is not good enough then build your own one for Guldencoin that will suit your tastes.
It is good for now as it is, great job done! @Rijk: stay very proud of it.
I only made a suggestion on the info for users and the info for merchants. Maybe split it after a welcomepage for both. But it is not that important though and a lot of work, I think.
Let's concentrate in discussions on the projects to come and the algo.
Exciting times to come
I decided to create a new website for Guldencoin , please let me know if I am headed in the right direction, the future ads will also help cover the cost of the hosting.
http://www.wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=2&music=2&url=Guldencoin.com
http://www.wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=2&music=2&url=Guldencoin.com
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Hi all,
Work on the simulator is progressing great.
The initial version I made used "fake" difficulty values, it worked, but I found that it wasn't accurate enough.
So I've redone a lot of the code, and it's now using real/exact difficulty values: 256-bit unsigned integers, in the same way the satoshi client calculates difficulty.
This makes everything a bit more complicated, but will produce 100% accurate results.
The first releases of the simulator will be binary releases with a limited featureset, it will do default difficulty (bitcoin) and DGW3 and it will have one simulation: small hashrate waves.
Updates will include 'large hashrate waves' and 'jump pool' simulations, and ofcourse the first version of our custom made difficulty re-adjustment algorithm.
At one point the sources will be made available under an open-source license to everyone. If anyone is interested in helping out, please contact me. It's required to have some experience in Go (golang.org).
Cheers!
Work on the simulator is progressing great.
The initial version I made used "fake" difficulty values, it worked, but I found that it wasn't accurate enough.
So I've redone a lot of the code, and it's now using real/exact difficulty values: 256-bit unsigned integers, in the same way the satoshi client calculates difficulty.
This makes everything a bit more complicated, but will produce 100% accurate results.
The first releases of the simulator will be binary releases with a limited featureset, it will do default difficulty (bitcoin) and DGW3 and it will have one simulation: small hashrate waves.
Updates will include 'large hashrate waves' and 'jump pool' simulations, and ofcourse the first version of our custom made difficulty re-adjustment algorithm.
At one point the sources will be made available under an open-source license to everyone. If anyone is interested in helping out, please contact me. It's required to have some experience in Go (golang.org).
Cheers!
Thanks for the update /GeertJohan. This is what I was trying to explain to people when working on a project so complex in nature that there will be hurdles to overcome but the end result will be extremely rewarding. How much has the experience taught you personally about how the underlying technical side of the blockchain? I am sure at the end of this you will come out a lot stronger in knowledge of how things work which will make you a top 10 crypto developer imho.
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