Why did worldcoin take off, and not, say, royalcoin? - page 2.

Aragami

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Quote from: Hydroponica on May 21, 2013, 06:23:57 PM

Also, when network hashrate started to dropped, WDC's diff dropped, very quickly, to compensate

Holy shit guy, stop multi-consecutive posting in multiple threads just to get your post count through the roof. Your posts are not constructive and add no value to any of the threads you've posted in at all, not to mention you can barely construct a sentence to make much sense anymore.

It's absolutely shitting me that there are so many people out there like you that are spamming decent threads full of shit posts. I've refused to use the "ignore" feature for as long as i feel i could, i honestly dont think i can hold back anymore.

BBQKorv

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It will be interesting to see if this ends up like CNC and FTC. Speed is really nice in here but the diff adjustment behaviour is not yet tested hard enough. When the profitability drops below BTC we'll see how the diff adjusting really works.

fenican

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One key difference I have noticed is that successful coins have buyers ready to set a floor on the value. This encourages people to mine and creates a virtuous circle. Developers better be ready to spend 2-5 BTC if they want their coin to be successful rather than pre-mine it and try to dump their coins on a market that won't absorb them.

Also, every successful coin has graphics, pools, artwork, adequate pre-release notice, release on or after specified time, and windows downloads ready to go on day one.

Hydroponica

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Also, when network hashrate started to dropped, WDC's diff dropped, very quickly, to compensate

Hydroponica

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As an example, I mined YAC, FC2 and WDC. 2 of those brought new inovations, and those 2, made me a fair bit of $$. FC2, well, I mined for a day, and moved from it to WDC

Hydroponica

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Quote from: Punkonjunk on May 21, 2013, 06:14:10 PM

full disclosure: I'm a little pissy I didn't hedge my bets on RYC at all. I mined it for I think 15 days straight? maybe more? and amassed 3000 coins.

I am very frustrated these are worth roughly the same as a bag of old salty dicks.

So I'm curious, what set the two apart?

Is it honestly just the name? Are people that into the transact speed on WDC?

I've switched over to WDC hoping to ride the profit chain for a little while, but of course, I recognize it's probably a dump, anyhow. We shall see, though!

Instant transactions. This will appeal greatly to online vendors, making it likely they will adopt it, eventually, giving it real value. RYC, was just 1 of many coins, that brought no inovation. Just a sad carbon copy, with ver minor alterations. Tons of people on the forums said, these coins were going nowhere, and people like you, chose not to listen.

Punkonjunk

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Hey, eat this snail quick

full disclosure: I'm a little pissy I didn't hedge my bets on RYC at all. I mined it for I think 15 days straight? maybe more? and amassed 3000 coins.

I am very frustrated these are worth roughly the same as a bag of old salty dicks.

So I'm curious, what set the two apart?

Is it honestly just the name? Are people that into the transact speed on WDC?

I've switched over to WDC hoping to ride the profit chain for a little while, but of course, I recognize it's probably a dump, anyhow. We shall see, though!

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