https://www.rapidcx.com/blog/pantera-bitcoin-fund-sec-filing-reveals-96-million-investment
It's time to clean up and be professional...
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Topic: [SPC][PoF] SaveCoin | Proof of Fund Coin | 64% Interest Annually / 0.137% Daily - page 10. (Read 64624 times)
June 18, 2014, 11:12:51 AM
If you want a look at the future of stable Alt Coins, read this:
https://www.rapidcx.com/blog/pantera-bitcoin-fund-sec-filing-reveals-96-million-investment
It's time to clean up and be professional...
(posted in several forums)
https://www.rapidcx.com/blog/pantera-bitcoin-fund-sec-filing-reveals-96-million-investment
It's time to clean up and be professional...
(posted in several forums)
June 18, 2014, 05:04:57 AM
SaveCoin community, please help vote @ https://www.minep.it/poolvote/...
One of the best mining pools, tested & tried 100+'s
We only need a few votes 
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One of the best mining pools, tested & tried 100+'s
We only need a few votes http://oi60.tinypic.com/1zmou4i.jpg
That would be great. Just voted
June 17, 2014, 06:33:17 PM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
I agree with #3, it is the most fluid and gives a good indication of the health of the coin. I really don't think you can overlook the pre-mine.
That sounds right to me, you cannot overlook the premine.
June 17, 2014, 06:31:18 PM
SaveCoin community, please help vote @ https://www.minep.it/poolvote/...
One of the best mining pools, tested & tried 100+'s We only need a few votes
One of the best mining pools, tested & tried 100+'s
We only need a few votes June 17, 2014, 08:13:50 AM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
I agree with #3, it is the most fluid and gives a good indication of the health of the coin. I really don't think you can overlook the pre-mine.
June 17, 2014, 06:36:37 AM
Only 100 votes to No.1 at CoinWarz !!! Keep voting! Whoever is No.1 tomorrow will be added.
http://www.coinwarz.com/voting
http://www.coinwarz.com/voting
It's over 1000 to No 1...
It's likely going to be next week
June 17, 2014, 06:25:11 AM
Only 100 votes to No.1 at CoinWarz !!! Keep voting! Whoever is No.1 tomorrow will be added.
http://www.coinwarz.com/voting
http://www.coinwarz.com/voting
June 17, 2014, 06:02:31 AM
0.137% Daily!!!Thats awesome 
.I will buy some and save it for my son,then he will find himself got so much coin that just like the CENT 
.I will buy some and save it for my son,then he will find himself got so much coin that just like the CENT June 17, 2014, 05:52:52 AM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
The premine should be included as it is being distributed as interest payments. Also out of the coin that I hold, I'm using that to pay bounties and donations/giveaways so just only counting the mined coins is wrong as there are more coins in circulation than what's been mined.
I'm not sure who was behind the voting on coinwarz but I do hope that something like this won't happen again. I know a lot of folks here are excited (and by looking at the current price increase, I can see that excitement) but let's build up SaveCoin in a good way so that we have a positive reputation! I am happy to see SaveCoin in second place already though!
Rome was not built in a day, neither was Bitcoin but with patience and hard work by spreading awareness, we'll get there!
The community effort so far is amazing!
June 17, 2014, 05:16:12 AM
What's the best way to convert Bitcoin to SPC?
Transfer your Bitcoins to an exchange such as Bittrex to buy SPC.
June 17, 2014, 04:40:29 AM
What's the best way to convert Bitcoin to SPC?
June 17, 2014, 03:30:45 AM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
The premine should be included as it is being distributed as interest payments. Also out of the coin that I hold, I'm using that to pay bounties and donations/giveaways so just only counting the mined coins is wrong as there are more coins in circulation than what's been mined.
I'm not sure who was behind the voting on coinwarz but I do hope that something like this won't happen again. I know a lot of folks here are excited (and by looking at the current price increase, I can see that excitement) but let's build up SaveCoin in a good way so that we have a positive reputation! I am happy to see SaveCoin in second place already though!
Rome was not built in a day, neither was Bitcoin but with patience and hard work by spreading awareness, we'll get there!
The community effort so far is amazing!
June 17, 2014, 03:05:49 AM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
Is the premine usually included in others coins marketcap ?
It was for Auroracoin, it overtook litecoin in value within a day or two of launching. (I actually made some money from auroracoin, it was what got me into coins in the first place)
June 17, 2014, 02:42:37 AM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
Is the premine usually included in others coins marketcap ?
June 16, 2014, 08:32:13 PM
SaveCoin's Market Cap
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
SaveCoin's Market Cap was briefly set today at approximately $867,000 on coinmarketcap.com. Anyone see it?
This was because they included the 20 million pre-mined coins into the available supply. Later in the day, they decided to remove the pre-mine and make the available coin supply 89,689 making our Market Cap $5,290. This is a big difference and exposes the confusion over our coin supply.
So what is our correct available coin supply since Proof of Funds is a new concept to many?
1. 89,689 which corresponds to 1 new coin per block = Market Cap of $5,290
2. 20,089,689 which is number 1 plus the 20 million pre-mine = Market Cap of $1,185,000.92
3. 89,689 + interest paid to date + 1 million pre-mine (since the unpaid interest is not technically available coin supply) = Market Cap of $67,349.83
I think our market cap should be accurate for future investors. I also think option #3 is the most accurate.
Anyone concur?
June 16, 2014, 06:54:11 PM
Will the proof of fund work with the old wallet(speedcoin wallet)
June 16, 2014, 04:51:08 PM
Here's their reply.
Coin Warz 3:18 PM (0 minutes ago)
to me
We have re-activated SaveCoin for voting and invalidated the votes that violated the voting terms.
In regards to the invalid vote, all we can disclose is that there were well over a thousand votes that were obviously not made by a real human user.
Thanks!
CoinWarz
_________________
We're back to #3. But we are BACK, so keep voting.
Coin Warz 3:18 PM (0 minutes ago)
to me
We have re-activated SaveCoin for voting and invalidated the votes that violated the voting terms.
In regards to the invalid vote, all we can disclose is that there were well over a thousand votes that were obviously not made by a real human user.
Thanks!
CoinWarz
_________________
We're back to #3. But we are BACK, so keep voting.
Whoever was doing it most likely had the coins best interests at heart, but that doesn't help us at this point.
I suggest we all just vote fairly, and very regularly. I would rather see the coin come up short, than take victory
but have a mark against its name in future.
June 16, 2014, 04:37:15 PM
For the SaveCoin miners out there looking for a great place to mine, with all the gadgets one could want & even a nice mobile app to keep watch on the go (tested for over a month, works top-notch)... Check out https://www.minep.it/poolvote/, as we could use a few more pools in the OP First vote has been added, also setting the http://www.online-stopwatch.com/countdown-timer/ for 1 hour
First vote has been added, also setting the http://www.online-stopwatch.com/countdown-timer/ for 1 hour June 16, 2014, 03:27:06 PM
Side Note: Found a site that shows the full timeline on exchanges = http://www.bitcount.org/coin/SPC
Repaired.
Thank You, looks like a great site
June 16, 2014, 03:23:49 PM
Side Note: Found a site that shows the full timeline on exchanges = http://www.bitcount.org/coin/SPC (They still have it listed as Speedcoin?)
Repaired.
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