i think the community can carry a coin to higher value. a higher amount of coins too, its more fun to mine a million than just 100.
Yes, thats is why 42 or 66 isnt something for me. I rather have 1 million coins then 0.0001
Topic: [POLL] - This is what makes an crypto currency valuable ~~ DON'T MISS THIS 1 ~~ (Read 736 times)
January 30, 2014, 10:29:44 AM
Yes, thats is why 42 or 66 isnt something for me. I rather have 1 million coins then 0.0001
January 24, 2014, 12:07:28 PM
i think the community can carry a coin to higher value. a higher amount of coins too, its more fun to mine a million than just 100.
January 24, 2014, 05:16:14 AM
for some, it is hype.
but hype will just kill a coin because people insta dump it once the hype train is over, and if coin is not properly protected, it will also be dead hash-wise once the multipools jump off the coin and leave you with a sky high difficulty.
Hype should be organic and grow with the community, if the coin is good by itself it doesn't need extra hype to grow.
That being said, good dev team is a must and then a fair no pre-mine launch is another good factor to ensure the success of a coin. Just look at KDC for example, devs are buying up their own coin because they didn't pre-mine, contrary to what most coins do that pre-mine 1-3% and then dump most of that onto the first exchange that accepts the coin.
but hype will just kill a coin because people insta dump it once the hype train is over, and if coin is not properly protected, it will also be dead hash-wise once the multipools jump off the coin and leave you with a sky high difficulty.
Hype should be organic and grow with the community, if the coin is good by itself it doesn't need extra hype to grow.
That being said, good dev team is a must and then a fair no pre-mine launch is another good factor to ensure the success of a coin. Just look at KDC for example, devs are buying up their own coin because they didn't pre-mine, contrary to what most coins do that pre-mine 1-3% and then dump most of that onto the first exchange that accepts the coin.
I think active and committed dev's are very important for the value of a coin too.
January 23, 2014, 07:26:48 PM
for some, it is hype.
but hype will just kill a coin because people insta dump it once the hype train is over, and if coin is not properly protected, it will also be dead hash-wise once the multipools jump off the coin and leave you with a sky high difficulty.
Hype should be organic and grow with the community, if the coin is good by itself it doesn't need extra hype to grow.
That being said, good dev team is a must and then a fair no pre-mine launch is another good factor to ensure the success of a coin. Just look at KDC for example, devs are buying up their own coin because they didn't pre-mine, contrary to what most coins do that pre-mine 1-3% and then dump most of that onto the first exchange that accepts the coin.
but hype will just kill a coin because people insta dump it once the hype train is over, and if coin is not properly protected, it will also be dead hash-wise once the multipools jump off the coin and leave you with a sky high difficulty.
Hype should be organic and grow with the community, if the coin is good by itself it doesn't need extra hype to grow.
That being said, good dev team is a must and then a fair no pre-mine launch is another good factor to ensure the success of a coin. Just look at KDC for example, devs are buying up their own coin because they didn't pre-mine, contrary to what most coins do that pre-mine 1-3% and then dump most of that onto the first exchange that accepts the coin.
January 23, 2014, 06:29:25 PM
I've seen many poll topics where the big question is; What is the best coin to mine / what is the best coin / who is better then the other.
This one is different.
Instead of naming a coin, we look into what makes a coin valuable.
Is it: the total amount of coins (ronpaulcoin / 42)? the originality/funfactor (doge / earthcoin)? Extremely committed, active and responsive devs (klondike)?
Or is the question behind the question:
Why do you mine the coin you are mining right now? What are your good reasons to go for coin X?
Just like you, im curious. Share your thoughts and insights and add to this discussion of what makes a coin valuable.
3 votes per member.
This one is different.
Instead of naming a coin, we look into what makes a coin valuable.
Is it: the total amount of coins (ronpaulcoin / 42)? the originality/funfactor (doge / earthcoin)? Extremely committed, active and responsive devs (klondike)?
Or is the question behind the question:
Why do you mine the coin you are mining right now? What are your good reasons to go for coin X?
Just like you, im curious. Share your thoughts and insights and add to this discussion of what makes a coin valuable.
3 votes per member.
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