Topic: [OLD][CSC]CasinoCoin ♠ A Digital Currency For The Regulated Online Gaming Sector - page 129. (Read 343087 times)

Looks like they have several pages in:

https://yobit.net/en/history/deposits/CSC

https://yobit.net/en/trade/CSC/BTC

Maybe they are in the middle of adding it.

It is listed in the "Balances" section on the front page. Looks like you can't scroll, but when mouse over, you can scroll the list.

How did you find this?

Looks like yobit somehow is making progress on implementing CSC:
https://yobit.net/en/history/bids/CSC/BTC

Hopefully added soon, then we have another exchange available!

CscPR, please add alcurEX.org exchange links to first post and casinocoin.org webpage. Also I sent coinmarketcap the markets list update request.

The new CasinoCoin wallet will be a true killer on the crypto scene. I can't wait for this one. Also, the addition of CSC to another exchange is pretty good news as now Cryptsy isn't the only one around. I'm glad to see CSC is going to the moon!   

Within the next 12 days.

Thanks guys. Really good news. Now we are no longer dependent on cryptsy.


Good news keep coming. When is the approx release date?

BTW - It looks like we're down to the final polishing stages for the new client release. I think you guys will like this. Cheers

Awesome! Thanks! Very good to have another exchange for casinocoin!!

A big kudos and thanks to Halibit for stepping in during a time of need for another exchange since Cryptsy is having problems!
Going to create an account and get some coins into the market later today!

As for the TxFee you can view the source anytime here: https://github.com/casinocoin/casinocoin

for the sake of answering it is a minimum of 100000 satoshi or 0 if the transaction is very small(although you can configure your wallet to send larger tx fees if wanted):

/** Fees smaller than this (in satoshi) are considered zero fee (for transaction creation) */
int64 CTransaction::nMinTxFee = 100000;
/** Fees smaller than this (in satoshi) are considered zero fee (for relaying) */
int64 CTransaction::nMinRelayTxFee = 100000;

One question..
How much is CasinoCoin network tx fee?
Can't find that info ..

Hello from alcurEX.

I just add Casinocoin under two markets on alcurEX.
CSC-BTC: https://alcurex.org/index.php/crypto/market?pair=csc_btc
CSC-MRC: https://alcurex.org/index.php/crypto/market?pair=csc_mrc

Welcome CasinoCoin.

halibit

What about making a CSC lottery? Who is up for it?

Well, placing bets in CSC is a totally different animal. This is more about casinos denominated in usd, euro, etc accepting and paying out in CSC. Gambling directly in CSC is a real hard sell.

When CasinoCoin would strike at $1 per coin, it will be the day that CSC would be widely used on physical casinos instead of fiat. As a result, the marketcap would increase and people would only gamble with CSC. This is exciting. Can't wait for Prypto  to make those CasinoCoin cards!   

No, it wouldn't be capped at a $1. $1/coin would be approximately a $34m market cap. That's probably not enough to support 1/15th of the casino funding processing business. It would need to be higher with enough trading velocity to support at least $414m/year worth of processing business.  Maybe 414,000,000/33,356,215 = $12.41 Who knows. If the trade velocity is low, then this could be higher. If the trad velocity is high, then it could be lower.

As for how you get to a $1, it's not that complicated. If the market price is $0.025 and a casino can buy that coin and flip it on prypto to a customer or another casino, how long do you think that market disparity is going to last? Those guys are much better funded that the average individual casinocoin owner.


This seems to be a good opportunity for a thought exercise.

Check out the richlist: http://csc.blockexp.info/richlist

If you look, you'll see that 59.21% of all coins are held by the top 25 accounts. Now, this coin is has been up about 35 - 65x from the 200 area, which is quite a move, and yet these large holders aren't selling. Interestingly enough, big buyers still seem to be buying at these levels and the orderbook is probably the thinnest ever seen for casinocoin on cryptsy. What could possibly explain this situation? If the coin is up this much, why aren't these people taking profits? What might those people be thinking? Who might they be? Why would we see massive purchases taking the price to all time high prices with the 2nd highest volume on cryptsy only to watch it completely dry up the next day? What could be happening there?

As far as I can tell we're still in an accumulation phase and this is usually followed by a very volatile price discovery phase. I don't think we're in that phase yet because the trade velocity is still very low.

To add to the above question, does that mean casinocoin will always max out at $1 per coin with prypto? Or will the amount of coins to prypto value change in the future as the coin grows in market cap?

If casinos are accepting 10 casinocoins for 10 usd credits someone will lose out initially. How will this loss be compensated to make the transition to 1usd each attainable?

If you are referring to Prypto CasinoCoin cards, these initially will be only used with casinos who are signed up with casinocoinsites.com and the API

So if you manage to get one of the cards, then it's either because of the following

a) You purchased it at $10 for 10 CasinoCoins, and can be used on any of the regulated casinos.
b) You were given the card as part of a promotion for you to play on one of their casinos, then to have them redeemed for $10 worth of credit on one of the casinos.

Thanks.

GC