Any need to get Noble also one of the accepted coins at https://www.altoutlet.com/alt?
Definitely - I'll get in touch and sort something out.
Topic: NobleCoin[NOBL] - 8% PoS | 1Yr+ | MARKETPLACE | PAY | GIFT | CHARITIES/MERCHANTS - page 382. (Read 1053168 times)
March 16, 2014, 11:25:08 AM
Definitely - I'll get in touch and sort something out.
March 16, 2014, 10:45:54 AM
Any need to get Noble also one of the accepted coins at https://www.altoutlet.com/alt?
March 16, 2014, 10:08:10 AM
Regarding the convention it would be a lot of money and time away for one of us personally to fly from Australia and pay for accommodation. I would much prefer to have had a 'representative' from the ambassador team or other trusted, interested member to go there and speak on our behalf. I've been speaking to a number of them but can't set anything in stone at the moment. I'm still on the fence as to how much investor support would be there, seems only anyone who is already involved with crypto. and has the means to get in touch and put some money down on coins/services online anyway will be there (the type of people we can already speak to and discuss the future of crypto. via Skype). I don't deny face-to-face deals and contacts would be very beneficial though, but would prefer one of the 'old guard' of ambassadors already in America be organised to go and represent us there in my stead.
March 16, 2014, 09:10:15 AM
The klondike com. thinks it's important to be at the btc-convention in New York What do we think? Should Noble coin be there as well?
Should we donate coins for this purpose.?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5685238
Should we donate coins for this purpose.?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5685238
March 16, 2014, 05:41:57 AM
Heres my reasons for supporting Noble
I mine, noble and others (circumstances allowing) I hold some other coins but in the majority sell to buy noble.
Im supporting noble as it is a breath of fresh air from the eternal scam pump and dumps which are such a laugh and crap coins done on a weekend.
Noble is a real alternative to controlling banksters. Im a social activist so it appeals on many levels.
I mine, noble and others (circumstances allowing) I hold some other coins but in the majority sell to buy noble.
Im supporting noble as it is a breath of fresh air from the eternal scam pump and dumps which are such a laugh and crap coins done on a weekend.
Noble is a real alternative to controlling banksters. Im a social activist so it appeals on many levels.
March 16, 2014, 03:51:20 AM
Just a quick question.
Who is actually your target audience which you would like to address with NobleCoin?
I have been reading BCT a lot and I wonder how the BCT thread is helping getting NobleCoin out to the targetted audience.
All I know is that the current market is flooded by daytraders who have no interest in legacy of a coin but have interest in the cash they can make. Also, the current miners population is scared of ASICS and are forcing their fears onto to the daytraders by demanding changes to the algo. But in fact, the ASICS are not bad, they actually contribute. Unfortunatly they also mean that those who invested in big rigs are then put on the side track (hence the fear). Also the smaller miners will no longer go for Noble as there is no profit for them but they will find other coins and can sell those to buy NobleCoin.
So as far as the NobleCoin perspective, it does not matter who mines what as long as it gets mined. And having said that, that leaves my initial question, who is the target audience of NobleCoin? Clearly it can't be daytraders and miners (right?)
Who is actually your target audience which you would like to address with NobleCoin?
I have been reading BCT a lot and I wonder how the BCT thread is helping getting NobleCoin out to the targetted audience.
All I know is that the current market is flooded by daytraders who have no interest in legacy of a coin but have interest in the cash they can make. Also, the current miners population is scared of ASICS and are forcing their fears onto to the daytraders by demanding changes to the algo. But in fact, the ASICS are not bad, they actually contribute. Unfortunatly they also mean that those who invested in big rigs are then put on the side track (hence the fear). Also the smaller miners will no longer go for Noble as there is no profit for them but they will find other coins and can sell those to buy NobleCoin.
So as far as the NobleCoin perspective, it does not matter who mines what as long as it gets mined. And having said that, that leaves my initial question, who is the target audience of NobleCoin? Clearly it can't be daytraders and miners (right?)
March 16, 2014, 02:42:28 AM
January 07, 2014, 06:16:18 AM:
January 07, 2014, 06:19:24 AM:
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5 letter ticker.
really?
really?
January 07, 2014, 06:19:24 AM:
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NOBL works, that was something we intended to look at/finalise down the road. We just enjoy calling the system as a whole NOBLE.
March 16, 2014, 02:36:38 AM
5 letter ticker?
really?
really?
March 16, 2014, 02:35:38 AM
@cryptowest will graciously be providing us with our own hosted Abe block explorer - going to be purchasing the hosting and pass the details over today so expect it in a day or two if all things go to plan. I'll be able to brand it and incorporate it into our website. Shout out and many thanks 
What a legend, just spotted the tweet and dived over to check if it had been picked up on.
And on a personal note, 300 khash tomorrow! W00t!!! Am buying mining atm (personal life problems have stopped other developments not so w00t) lol.
Chin up stay noble!!
March 16, 2014, 02:19:48 AM
@cryptowest will graciously be providing us with our own hosted Abe block explorer - going to be purchasing the hosting and pass the details over today so expect it in a day or two if all things go to plan. I'll be able to brand it and incorporate it into our website. Shout out and many thanks
March 16, 2014, 01:43:29 AM
On the bright side it could be some big players who see things the same way we do and is scooping us up as they can until it's time to more publicly back us with buy support. I'm always cautious but never wholly negative because you just never know - everything in this scene is an illusion and/or gamble.
Edit: Except me, I'm 100% real (well sometimes I swear less or act more professional than I feel (2 months with Noble and I've now also grown a well-groomed beard) but you know, all jokes aside..
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Edit: Except me, I'm 100% real (well sometimes I swear less or act more professional than I feel (2 months with Noble and I've now also grown a well-groomed beard) but you know, all jokes aside..
) March 16, 2014, 01:36:34 AM
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I've been messing with that bot on CoinEx a little, and it gets particularly aggressive whenever we hit a price point that would show us being especially profitable. I think it is most definitely aimed at hurting Noblecoin, not just driving the price down to buy it cheap.
Between that, being removed from the block explorers, not responding to requests for paid advertising/promoted stories in media and not being listed initially on certain exchanges to be added I wouldn't be surprised.
When our Twitter sums us up as: 'Philanthropy & eCommerce, Charity Movement & Water Project Initiatives, Bullion & Multi-Merchant Marketplace, Public Ledger & Public Developers/Community' the p&d community and anonymous players in this scene don't like us. You'd be surprised at the amount of PM's and underhanded stuff we often have to deal with on our end especially from some very close and 'apparently friendly' competition.
To be frank we're beyond that now - the marketplace with Amazon cards, Newegg deals and now bullion merchants will allow cryptocurrency users to 'cash-out' their NOBL in alternative places. External promotion like eSports sponsorships and our work so far with The Water Project is drawing new community members in outside of the regular train-hopping users of this forum. The deals will also draw in buyers/speculators/new community members when they see the benefits of using NOBL. We're one of those coins that you can actually use beyond exchange speculation so our short-term goal does not have to be exchanges in a hyped attempt to survive. The people with us now are those who want to stick around for something a little more meaningful than a clone being P&Dumped and bailed on in 2 weeks.
While I won't deny getting listed on larger exchanges (especially in China) is not doing us any favours I really can't continue to look like a fool and email them with votes, requests and costs each week with zero response. We're just going to continue to grow via the old-fashioned way of merchant adoption and global use of the coin, the rest can come if it will. Sooner or later (and some already are) people will clue on to what is going on and we'll stop getting labelled by those who haven't even looked at our website or ANN thread.
I do personally feel like we've failed in that we never got the attention or exchange listings we pushed for like the rest and for what it's worth I apologise, but I promise you we did everything in our power to get there. Everything besides paying copious amounts of BTC to get listed because frankly I would have rather used the 20BTC+ necessary to get onto Cryptsy and Mintpal on an ever-rising buy wall for our coin rather than into an already wealthy exchanges pocket.
When we begin giving details about the Noble Project, where the marketplace is going next, Australian (and ultimately global) business relationships, external investments and our long-term approach to cryptocurrency that will last as long as the internet/government allows for cryptocurrency use, sooner or later we'll be noticed and people will begin to wonder why a coin like this was never on their radar to begin with.
I am not very active in this thread, but I have to encourage you, too. To be honest, I´m looking for the most profitable coin, too - I always look for new coins that announces themselves to make quick or/and money on the longterm but I have had never sold my Noble. Never!
When you look at the new announcements 95% of the new coins are shit.. and by shit I MEAN shit. Nothing new, shitty devs.. greedy devs, inactive devs, fail launches, ect. ect ect.... .
Especially the devs: Most of them are greedy. Rofo is one if the few good guys. I mean, if I could award the next Oscar and I had to chose between Leonardo Di Caprio and Rofo.. I would chose Rofo
Also, the content of the threads are like "to da mooon", "dump, dump", "hodl, hodl", "we gonna be rich!", "We gonna be poah"... This thread seems to be the exactly opposite. I´ve never seen community members dicussing at such high level of niveau what is (for me) a good sign, that this coin has to... no, will survive.
and to the community. Do. Not. give. up. !
March 16, 2014, 01:14:58 AM
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thanks
thanks
March 16, 2014, 01:04:04 AM
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I've been messing with that bot on CoinEx a little, and it gets particularly aggressive whenever we hit a price point that would show us being especially profitable. I think it is most definitely aimed at hurting Noblecoin, not just driving the price down to buy it cheap.
Between that, being removed from the block explorers, not responding to requests for paid advertising/promoted stories in media and not being listed initially on certain exchanges to be added I wouldn't be surprised.
When our Twitter sums us up as: 'Philanthropy & eCommerce, Charity Movement & Water Project Initiatives, Bullion & Multi-Merchant Marketplace, Public Ledger & Public Developers/Community' the p&d community and anonymous players in this scene don't like us. You'd be surprised at the amount of PM's and underhanded stuff we often have to deal with on our end especially from some very close and 'apparently friendly' competition.
To be frank we're beyond that now - the marketplace with Amazon cards, Newegg deals and now bullion merchants will allow cryptocurrency users to 'cash-out' their NOBL in alternative places. External promotion like eSports sponsorships and our work so far with The Water Project is drawing new community members in outside of the regular train-hopping users of this forum. The deals will also draw in buyers/speculators/new community members when they see the benefits of using NOBL. We're one of those coins that you can actually use beyond exchange speculation so our short-term goal does not have to be exchanges in a hyped attempt to survive. The people with us now are those who want to stick around for something a little more meaningful than a clone being P&Dumped and bailed on in 2 weeks.
While I won't deny getting listed on larger exchanges (especially in China) is not doing us any favours I really can't continue to look like a fool and email them with votes, requests and costs each week with zero response. We're just going to continue to grow via the old-fashioned way of merchant adoption and global use of the coin, the rest can come if it will. Sooner or later (and some already are) people will clue on to what is going on and we'll stop getting labelled by those who haven't even looked at our website or ANN thread.
I do personally feel like we've failed in that we never got the attention or exchange listings we pushed for like the rest and for what it's worth I apologise, but I promise you we did everything in our power to get there. Everything besides paying copious amounts of BTC to get listed because frankly I would have rather used the 20BTC+ necessary to get onto Cryptsy and Mintpal on an ever-rising buy wall for our coin rather than into an already wealthy exchanges pocket.
When we begin giving details about the Noble Project, where the marketplace is going next, Australian (and ultimately global) business relationships, external investments and our long-term approach to cryptocurrency that will last as long as the internet/government allows for cryptocurrency use, sooner or later we'll be noticed and people will begin to wonder why a coin like this was never on their radar to begin with.
Best dev in the Altcoin market right here, better recognize.
March 16, 2014, 12:55:44 AM
Quote
I've been messing with that bot on CoinEx a little, and it gets particularly aggressive whenever we hit a price point that would show us being especially profitable. I think it is most definitely aimed at hurting Noblecoin, not just driving the price down to buy it cheap.
Between that, being removed from the block explorers, not responding to requests for paid advertising/promoted stories in media and not being listed initially on certain exchanges to be added I wouldn't be surprised.
When our Twitter sums us up as: 'Philanthropy & eCommerce, Charity Movement & Water Project Initiatives, Bullion & Multi-Merchant Marketplace, Public Ledger & Public Developers/Community' the p&d community and anonymous players in this scene don't like us. You'd be surprised at the amount of PM's and underhanded stuff we often have to deal with on our end especially from some very close and 'apparently friendly' competition.
To be frank we're beyond that now - the marketplace with Amazon cards, Newegg deals and now bullion merchants will allow cryptocurrency users to 'cash-out' their NOBL in alternative places. External promotion like eSports sponsorships and our work so far with The Water Project is drawing new community members in outside of the regular train-hopping users of this forum. The deals will also draw in buyers/speculators/new community members when they see the benefits of using NOBL. We're one of those coins that you can actually use beyond exchange speculation so our short-term goal does not have to be exchanges in a hyped attempt to survive. The people with us now are those who want to stick around for something a little more meaningful than a clone being P&Dumped and bailed on in 2 weeks.
While I won't deny getting listed on larger exchanges (especially in China) is not doing us any favours I really can't continue to look like a fool and email them with votes, requests and costs each week with zero response. We're just going to continue to grow via the old-fashioned way of merchant adoption and global use of the coin, the rest can come if it will. Sooner or later (and some already are) people will clue on to what is going on and we'll stop getting labelled by those who haven't even looked at our website or ANN thread.
I do personally feel like we've failed in that we never got the attention or exchange listings we pushed for like the rest and for what it's worth I apologise, but I promise you we did everything in our power to get there. Everything besides paying copious amounts of BTC to get listed because frankly I would have rather used the 20BTC+ necessary to get onto Cryptsy and Mintpal on an ever-rising buy wall for our coin rather than into an already wealthy exchanges pocket.
When we begin giving details about the Noble Project, where the marketplace is going next, Australian (and ultimately global) business relationships, external investments and our long-term approach to cryptocurrency that will last as long as the internet/government allows for cryptocurrency use, sooner or later we'll be noticed and people will begin to wonder why a coin like this was never on their radar to begin with.
March 16, 2014, 12:52:09 AM
Quote
I've been messing with that bot on CoinEx a little, and it gets particularly aggressive whenever we hit a price point that would show us being especially profitable. I think it is most definitely aimed at hurting Noblecoin, not just driving the price down to buy it cheap.
Between that, being removed from the block explorers, DDOS attacks against our website during exposure (until we upgraded to top-notch hosting), not responding to requests for paid advertising/promoted stories in media and not being listed initially on certain exchanges to be added I wouldn't be surprised.
When our Twitter sums us up as: 'Philanthropy & eCommerce, Charity Movement & Water Project Initiatives, Bullion & Multi-Merchant Marketplace, Public Ledger & Public Developers/Community' the p&d community and anonymous players in this scene don't like us. You'd be surprised at the amount of PM's and underhanded stuff we often have to deal with on our end especially from some very close and 'apparently friendly' competition.
To be frank we're beyond that now - the marketplace with Amazon cards, Newegg deals and now bullion merchants will allow cryptocurrency users to 'cash-out' their NOBL in alternative places. External promotion like eSports sponsorships and our work so far with The Water Project is drawing new community members in outside of the regular train-hopping users of this forum. The deals will also draw in buyers/speculators/new community members when they see the benefits of using NOBL. We're one of those coins that you can actually use beyond exchange speculation so our short-term goal does not have to be exchanges in a hyped attempt to survive. The people with us now are those who want to stick around for something a little more meaningful than a clone being P&Dumped and bailed on in 2 weeks.
While I won't deny getting listed on larger exchanges (especially in China) is not doing us any favours I really can't continue to look like a fool and email them with votes, requests and costs each week with zero response. We're just going to continue to grow via the old-fashioned way of merchant adoption and global use of the coin, the rest can come if it will. Sooner or later (and some already are) people will clue on to what is going on and we'll stop getting labelled by those who haven't even looked at our website or ANN thread.
I do personally feel like we've failed in that we never got the attention or exchange listings we pushed for like the rest and for what it's worth I apologise, but I promise you we did everything in our power to get there. Everything besides paying copious amounts of BTC to get listed because frankly I would have rather used the 20BTC+ necessary to get onto Cryptsy and Mintpal on an ever-rising buy wall for our coin rather than into an already wealthy exchanges pocket.
When we begin giving details about the Noble Project, where the marketplace is going next, Australian (and ultimately global) business relationships, external investments and our long-term approach to cryptocurrency that will last as long as the internet/government allows for cryptocurrency use, sooner or later we'll be noticed and people will begin to wonder why a coin like this was never on their radar to begin with.
March 16, 2014, 12:42:25 AM
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March 16, 2014, 12:28:54 AM
I've been messing with that bot on CoinEx a little, and it gets particularly aggressive whenever we hit a price point that would show us being especially profitable. I think it is most definitely aimed at hurting Noblecoin, not just driving the price down to buy it cheap.
March 15, 2014, 08:36:27 PM
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March 15, 2014, 06:39:56 PM
What is driving the price down is lack of buy orders.... Thinking about switching my miners and buying on exchange to help give some support.
i was thinking about switching my miners to some other coin, then buying noble with the proceeds.
any suggestions as to which would be a one to use?
since all i have at the moment is noble, it's kinda hard to buy noble with noble
I'm about to do this also and I might suggest mining Doge since it has probably the most stable market at the moment thanks to the volume. Doge is also one of the most profitable coins at coinwarz. Another plan would be set the miners to multipool.us that gives the most profitable coin in real time but you have to check and sell multiple times during the day to get the most of it.
So yes I'd say that Doge might be the best coin for this.
http://cointweak.com/calculator
http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency
http://www.altcoinstats.com/
It's gonna be a full day time job if I'm going to chase after every single most profitable coin, switching coins 10 times a day. Making all configs and setups for cgwatcher. Also there's not enough buy support on those top coins. Those coins have so tiny buy support that it's a bit risk to mine and then notice that somebody has sold before me or buy orders are cancelled.
I dont know what the future will be by following my proposal of creating a multipool similiar to mint and blackcoin.
It seems like other alts are thinking the same way.
I am not promoting for this idea, more to give something to discuss about.
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