Topic: Pascal coin why is it not popular? (Read 570 times)

This coin has a great potencial, waiting.

It's simple why PascalCoin isn't so popular yet:
- their founder is speaking mostly Spanish and little English
- English speaking people got on board, but mostly for dev and discussion
- Limited listing on exchanges
- Very little to no marketing until recently
- PascalCoin focused on developing tech mostly, not on marketing and adoption and thus it's suffering (other coins do the opposite)

It is a valuable coin that has more to offer than most other coins if you read into it in detail, but still a lot of work needs to be done for them to become popular. 

Hi guys, could you please share what is the online wallet are you using if exist and do we have a wallet for a mac?
Thanks

I think that project's team is not as strong as the market need

PascalCoin and other altcoins that has no unique projects that sets eventually like Bitcoin and it's forks and Ethereum and other coins that is only for money remittance purposes, those are coins aren't so popular in the crypto market today so bitcoin, Ethereum, NEO and other Top altcoins that have more scalable and feature rich coins are already in placed in the market so new altcoins today that are bringing good projects along with, they're the ones are more popular than PascalCoin.

Pascal? Its all about bitcoin right now
I mean Ima gonna throw a few $$ at Pascal
You all sayin it the future... i believe you

If you think i shouldn't please holler at me

Thanks

 pascal is good because it solves all scaling problems. I would look into btc scaling issues, and then look at how pascal solves pretty much everything.
Then you’ll see how pascal has instant transactions, and there is a fee only if you spam the network.
So it has spam protection unlike xrb and Iota.

1) No PR and small development team, this may be addressed with future developments
2) Wallet is weird and complicated, though it sounds like if implemented well could be more intuitive and simple than other current crypto wallets. Also it is an extra step to get an account for a wallet, devs should a figure a way around or to mitigate this complexity
3) There is a weird bug (second time I started with weird, how weird) that causes exchange wallets to randomly crash.  This is a huge deal in my mind.  It apparently pissed Cryptopia off to the point they delisted them.  Only Poloniex remains.  The bug may be an artifact of being written in Pascal while nothing else in crypto is.  If devs need to write in C or some such I hope they do and don't try to be all Pascal or die on everyone.  Yea Pascal! Yea, you wrote groundbreaking stuff with it, now rewrite in something people actually use.  Maybe, maybe and I have a question on their discussion forum on this they solved the wallet problem in the last release.  If they keep breaking wallets on exchanges it can't go anywhere. If the wallet problem is solved I think things look good, the rest can sort itself out over time.

To get back to your original post, yes I find it pretty, not weird, but astonishing.  I'm not a programmer or cryptographer I can't directly evaluate what they have done maybe there are problems with their approach.  If not they already solved both transaction time and scalability while everyone is saying wait until we get our level two solutions in place.  Again astonishing. I agree that if valid, and while there are always growing pains, it is a sleeper.  I suspect it will be awhile before people notice it.  Level two solutions will take some time to roll out and my hunch is there will be some push back from established financial interests that could delay things further.  If Pascal cleans up the other problems, people may take a look at that time and so oh look Pascal coin already solved all this a year ago in a different way. If that happens to happen, watch out. 

Guys, please head over to discord. Voting for PascalCoin Improvement Proposals (PIP) is ongoing to address the issues the coin is currently facing. New GUI is in the works to make the wallet user friendly, and other proposals as well to solve the dual mining problem, mining pool monopoly, etc.

You can also check Github to learn more of the PIPs.

Pascalcoin requires user accounts (akin to wallet addresses) to be 'mined'. To mine one you need to already have an account so that forces new users to either buy one or just mine to poloniex until their pool (over 90% of the time it's nanopool) rewards them with their own shiny new wallet.

On top of this it's dual mined with ethereum, so the recent surge sent the hash rate skyrocketing (and the difficulty upwards of 90 billion)

The result is that you have an innovative coin that's a pain in the crack to use, and with over 99% of the marketcap controlled entirely by two business entities. Add to that a couple of ether mining whales sitting on the overwhelming majority of the coins that have been minted and start to understand why nobody is interested. I've dual mined Pascal a bit in the past to test how it functions, so I appreciate the increase interest and price, but in all honesty anyone who invests money into this coin is a chump. The only reason it will ever pump is due to market manipulation.

Now Pascal developers can early talk to other exchanges as they can show them the volumne history on polionex. Where average volume of pascal has been growing every week!!

I think Pascal coin needs to be present on many other exchanges so investors can easily exchange it more widely.

Pascalcoin needs more marketing I think. It did well to hold value in this recent dip, hopefully it will be added to other bigger exchanges soon.

I think maybe it could be one of reason why pascal coin is not very popular between the community.
If i cam say its sleeping giant and i thought maybe yes because it has innovation. I think the second problem is the advertising of the coin is very small. So not many people realize about pascal coin.

#PASC has pumped last month. I still wonder why it is only listed on Poloniex, no other exchange.

Thank you! already looked but for what it is worth sharing this with everyone? What purpose?

Thanks for the link. Great Analysis. Going to be interesting to see how Pascal development continues, and if it will receive more interest once it irons out a few of its kinks. I think it has the potential to become a very important coin/project.

Probably the deepest PascalCoin analysis you can find:

https://steemit.com/crypto/@ipa-news/pascalcoin-analysis-in-detail

Please share & vote up

The Pascal Coin was delisted from Cryptopia earlier this year and this hurt the trading volume, but what really makes Pascal difficult to achieve consumer adoption is that the coin is user unfriendly. You can't simply send coins to another exchange or wallet with an address the way you might with Bitcoin or any of its clones. You must purchase an account number and this will allow you to send and receive Pascal coins. Its a great technology, but very difficult to use by consumers that are not necessarily experts in blockchain technology.  

I have generally invested well in crypto having bought LTC at $4 to $30 and BTC at $1100 to $1600, but Pascal was a mistake.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pascalcoin/comments/6oyp6d/how_can_i_get_a_pascalcoin_account/

Since I am still on  member status here, It is my first time to know that there is such an altcoin that exist with a name of pascal coin. as I do some little reading on it I have three reasons in mind of why probably  it has not still became popular now a days. One is maybe it is not a user friendly coin. Its features are not that easy to use or user having a hard time to use it in any other way. Two is that it does not offer any great opprtunities to explore on converting it from coin to coin or a feature like a payment for any service or product. Three is, probably it is not commonly used with no proper advertisement from user because of lack of satisfaction of the coins feature.