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Cryptsy has problems with its wallets ... They are reeeeeeeeeealllly slow on that :/

So people are exchanging the few SDCs that were on Cryptsy before the problem with the wallet

What happens on Cryptsy? Big price and don't work withdraw/deposit SDC.

After more than two years of daily lurking and heavily investing in numerous alt-coins, SDC is the first coin that has compelled me to register and make my first post . If Shadowmarket works as planned the options for this coin will be truly limitless. I am just taking a wild guess here, but I feel that the decision to keep the entire dev team anonymous was made because the devs know how fast the Darknet community will flock to this market if everything works out as planned. ZK and POS really is just a dream come true. I feel that Darknet adoption would be slightly problematic, yet unavoidable and the key aspect for this coin.

I just got most of my coins out of other alts and invested them into SDC.

In other words; I jumped out of the cargo plane full of alt-coins without any direct applications and strapped in tightly on board of a space shuttle called Shadowcoin, waiting for take off

The Rise Of a Network!

SO long we have waited in the Shadows!

NO longer! The next 72 hours will be huge for Shadow!
It could define us and what we are made of.

We Stand Together!



Shadow = Best Anon in Crypto Today

Stupid thought: So, all coins are distributed already unlike every other main competitor. And Bittrex doesn't have separated wallets... it is similar to a bank? Distribution is even better than the rich list implies because the main bags are actually exchanges? I know I don't see my magic number on the rich list.

This is where we fight Shadow brothers:

Attack the Sell Walls! (and Trolls)


And defend the BUYS!

I trust you are joking? you are taking advice about a new platform from a competing market? (if you can either call it that ... how on earth does he know the design when only those in the Shadow Team do?)

there https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10888788

How do we get from ShadowMarket will not being using the blockchain (which I should add is a bad idea) to "you have to have your node up and running at all times to sell your goods"?
If you are going to quote something, atleast mention to the user/website/content?

^this

or as LiteBit so eloquently puts it:

If you are interested in the Shadow Project, you can now join our Slack Group.

Especially if you have ideas for the project and if you would like to help (communication / dev / ...)

For that, send me your email by PM here or on ShadowTalk

Did rustynailer call it? I believe he did.

uh, fuck you.

I have Just read this statement

Get lost,  jerking off xxx

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10804596

Is it true that sellers should get their nodes online every 2days at most or their announcement will get deleted?

Hello Shadowers,

I was wondering why some of you are scared about 40k when 100k is better number to be afraid of..
Can we break that funny price number, it is only 1/4 of 1$.
Shadow deserved 1$ before few months , we are late, but I would give a chance for new shadowers to become an early adopters at this stage and price.

Regards!

 

Fearcoka, like a boss

Never trust someone's advice. Especially not one with a  ViorCoin signature.

When mining @ shadowpool when do i get SDC sent to my wallet?

It's not very often that one of the biggest news publications in the world picks up on a coin project besides that of Bitcoin. Vice.com is ranked #230 by the world wide website rankings Alexa (http://vice.com.w3snoop.com). That's twice as much traffic as Wired magazine and Joseph Cox is the preeminent privacy journalist within their organization. This is a great sign that someone of his caliber chose to cover this project.

It's just the beginning of a healthy growth cycle. This coin will hold one the top five market caps very soon. The commerce from this marketplace will drive the coin to exceed Bitcoin's current market cap. The majority of Bitcoin commerce is processed on the deepweb. Despite having Expedia, Newegg, PayPal (Braintree) and other e-commerce juggernauts on their enterprise platform, Bitpay's merchant service processing is a fraction of what the deepweb markets process. This "platform" as Mr. Cox put it, is the perfect Product/Market-fit (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product/market_fit) for deepweb applications. It also possesses the flexibility for clearnet transactions with it's dual purpose token system and the transaction times are a vast improvement over Bitcoin.

One of the steps towards validating a business model using the "lean" methodology (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Model_Canvas) is to find out if the target market is interested in the product before you build it. The single biggest failure of startups is building a product that no one wants. The response from the deepweb users has been overwhelmingly positive for Shadow and it's market. Thus, Shadow's model is validated and the next step is rolling out the marketplace with iterations based feedback from user acquisition (adoption).

Invest smart and long in a project like this and you will be rewarded.