Topic: -- What would it take for you to buy iXcoin 4 ur Long Term Portfolio? (Read 1208 times)

You got my vote.

Maybe all the haters have been silenced.

I was expecting a few more votes.  Where are the iXcoin haters at?

I0Coin never died. It was a dark horse at times but I am pretty sure it never died.

Luke claimed to kill CoiLedCoin too, attacking it for mabye 2 or 3 days, then everyone claimed it was dead while it went humming along merrily ever since.

Dark horses are awesome. BBQcoin was a great example, people were able to mine that with just a CPU for close to a year before the bitcointalkers realised it was not dead afterall.

Fortunes were made. Yet BBQ is just another pathetically insecure scrypt toy.

GeistGeld is hopefully also goign to be awesome since it has for years now tested and tuned to make sure you can run that fast while still being merged.

With all the crap the toy coins yell about speed being so important GeistGeld should find a large audience once people realise putting all your money on a windowsill with the window open for attackers to take like basically all but one of the scrypt coins do (and even that one its maybe arguable) is not the way to make a global currency.

The international three letter codes for currencies likely say all three letters must be letters not digits, so I0C would not work in a lot of Wall Street systems maybe.

But it tends to be pronounced "I owe coin" so fudging by putting O instead of 0 should work. Grandma if she was a typist way back when would surely grasp that.

If Wall Street chose to use specialised hardware to secure blockchains, do you think they would prefer to secure them all with the same machines or to need different machinery - or even just different watts of electricity as in having to allocate the watts instead of merging them - for each chain?

-MarkM-

I0Coin died 3 times.  That's just one reason.  A good reason.  

If you wanna take a coin global which is all Wall Street thinks about would you try selling a coin which died 3 times or one that's never died and had been around a long time?

That and the name i0coin for some reason seems to rub a lot of people the wrong way.

Shh! You'll drive its difficulty up!

-MarkM-

EDIT: Re three waves that makes sense to me, first the employees/analysts buy in while it is cheap before mentioning it to the bosses, then the bosses need to buy in (maybe at ten times the price) before telling their customers and/or starting to commit institutional/customer funds. Only then will the insiders be in position (maybe at 100 times the price) to let the customer class in on it.

Wall Street is the smart money.  They don't move in until they're certain and they don't move in unless they can control it and manipulate it.

So yeah, time to move in now with everything you've got cause it looks like Vlad was right about another thing when he said Wall Street has been buying for months now under the radar so when they come in officially they'll be in control of most cryptos and they'll make that much more in profits.

Seeing this connected Silbert guy now saying Wall Street is basically here now really makes me feel better cause the stuff Vlad was saying sounded so unbelievable and so impossible (like we can all be millionaires if we just hold on to our coins) that even though I wanted to believe him I really thought he was crazy.  I'm so glad I did listen and bought some iXcoin and a few other coins as well.  

Vlad, if all this really happens I'm gonna owe you something big.  Huge!

i just don't why IOCoin would not be used instead of Ixcoin

If there is 1 major thing for all investors right now to be aware of, it's wall street. Seriously, there is no better time to start investing then now.

Before bitcoin was small, unproven. Now vendors and merchants are hoping on board almost daily now. We are at the tipping point where Cryptos are just going to explode or just die completely.

Because it is very very hard to mine aka high difficulty.

So its not like you instamine a billion overnight to dump.

So why even bother digging out your wallet to send them to an exchange if you only have a few thousand or maybe not even that many and they aren't even worth a buck per coin?

You might just as well ask why aren't people clamouring to have GRP, CLC and XGG put on an exchange so they can dump those too?

Heck those are easy to mine so why aren't people dumping them?

(Albeit the purported values they are trying to buy them at are pretty low, see http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/latestrates.inc but I know of no-one selling them that low.)

-MarkM-

Especially a coin like iXcoin. I think all the big whale miners know exactly where iX is going in the future. Or it could be that its not even worth the effort to sell iX at this point, might as well drain the market and wait for something big to happen

I saw that post by Vlad, several times.  Lol.  But why is that, he couldn't figure it out either given, like he said, that there are 17 million coins out, yet it seems like there's very little for sale.  How is that possible?  There can't be that many hoarders?  Cause that's not true for any other coin so why would so many people hoard what seems to be a worthless coin with no future?  Very strange.

Not to me, to me it was that it became merged and on public merged mined pools back when I only had one 5870 or maybe before I even bought a GPU at all.

So to me every extra year to mine it before it took off was golden. I still only rake in so few mining them that if it takes another few years to take off that is all the more coins for me.

Except for those morons dumping. I finally got into trading and am learning to love morons for that one endearing trait they have albeit not sure it makes up for other traits that might go along with.

-MarkM-

Here's the article I was talking about.  This guy, Silbert, the CEO and founder of Second Market works with hedge funds and Wall Street on a daily basis.  What's shocking and amazing to see is that is the exact crazy stuff Vlad was saying which got me to buy into iXcoin.  If this guy (and Vlad) are right then we haven't even started seeing the real coming crypto madness.  I'm gonna take Vlad's advice and not sell until it gets to an unbelievable level.  



Wall Street is getting ready to dive into Bitcoin, pouring vast amounts of institutional and investor money into the digital currency.....

So says Barry Silbert, founder and chief executive of SecondMarket, the online platform that allows its users to trade private company stocks. "We're three to six months away from Wall Street dollars moving into Bitcoin in a big way," he says.


Vlad was talking about various waves or phases in which Wall Street would come in:


Silbert says he meets frequently with hedge fund workers, traders at large financial institutions and others who want to gain a better understanding of digital currencies and figure out how to capitalize on them. He reckons that Wall Street will enter the Bitcoin market in roughly three waves.


He added, "Once Wall Street starts putting money into Bitcoin -- we're talking about hundreds of millions, billions of dollars moving in -- it's going to have a pretty dramatic effect on the price."




http://finance.yahoo.com/news/secondmarket-ceo-wall-street-put-203000747.html

Chicken/egg scenario, that.

Stop offering pathetically insulting prices and maybe you might find people willing to sell.

The morons dumping at less than a buck a coin don't count.

The low volume maybe reflects the fact that those who like it, like it a lot, while those who don't yet like it maybe won't until the price has already skrocketed way more than it already has.

But for the patient, there are still enough morons dumping that it makes no sense to buy "at market", the spreads tend to be so huge it is best to just put a whack of offers scattered down the buy side and wait for the morons to dump.

Did you read Vlad's earlier account, possibly in a totally unrelated thread since he tends to rant on about anything in some of his threads, of how hard he discovered it to be to buy in quantity even offering many times the "going rate" ?

-MarkM-

Once this 2nd wave of madness washes away, you will start seeing major changes in the crypto game.

Only the coins that actually offer something new and that are in the process of being developed, will be in the top 10.

All the unsecured bullshit will just wither and die, while others may find small niches in markets for trading. Somebody is going to find an exploit for all the low net hash for coins. Eventually.


Edit: you really can't convince a Dogecoin lover to accept something as serious as iX. they are in 2 different classes.

I was reading an article last week by a Wall Street insider, the guy who launched rhe first private Bitcoin ETF.  This guy is very rich and well connected in the banking and Wall Street world as he also offers markets in famous stocks before they to public, stocks like Facebook.

He stated that Wall Street is right behind him, he said Wall Street will be in cryptos in something like 6 months.

I was shocked by that cause I know Vlad was saying the same crazy stuff but he was saying it last year and Vlad too was saying Wall Street will be here in 2014...which is exactly what his guy just said only he's a connected billionaire and Vlad is some crazy guy.  lol, a nut with 3% of iXCoin.  If he's right he may be our Wall Street guy.  Talk about putting your money where your money is.

Volume. We need it.

Exactly, right now you got a bunch of people who no nothing about monetary systems or the real world. This is the essentially the second phase of the crypto currency market. Soon, people will become more educated and it will take a significant amount of cash to get your crypto started and even noticed.

I wouldn't be surprised if cryptsy and etc start having buy-ins for coin makers.

The next wave (as you mentioned before vlad) is real investors, people who are on wall street playing the stock game. With the rush of all that, you got forex, binary and commodity traders all wanting in the crypto game.

Just wait, for the reasons you mentioned, iX will become huge as security plays a factor into all this.

Didn't frictionless already release the new updated windows client?

A new thread sounds nice but at the same time it's kind of nice to use the original thread started by Thomas Nasakioto.  The reason is that there are so many so many similarities between iXcoin and Bitcoin and among those reasons are the dev name and the fact the dev disappeared for no good reason. 

Starting a new thread would pretty much eliminate Thomas Nasakioto from the iXcoin story and I want to keep all the possible similarities to Bitcoin...at least for a bit longer.

Can we not petition Bitcointalk to give us access to the OP so we can add the updated information?  It's obvious the dev is gone and since we're now in charge then why not.