Auroracoin has seen a lot of activity recently. Don't bash it that hard. People are interested.
At least now that the price is a little more realistic
Topic: Why me and a bunch of others believe in Auroracoin - page 2. (Read 1268 times)
indeed. you believe in it because you were stupid enough to invest in it and getting out is not as easy as getting in. the lies about how much money you made in theory is just another little trick your brain plays on you.
in reality, not a fuck was given in iceland about your internet monopoly money. it has no purpose and no relevance. and your "almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week" is just lol. if you have to believe such obvious nonsense, you must be desperate.
in reality, not a fuck was given in iceland about your internet monopoly money. it has no purpose and no relevance. and your "almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week" is just lol. if you have to believe such obvious nonsense, you must be desperate.
I have seen the Auroracoin facebook page increase by five times (from 1000 to 5000) in a week by Icelanders.
As well as people trading it
so yeah.. someone DID claim these coins. Unless you can come with a solid prof that shows i'm wrong
you believe in Aurora cause you bought at $90 thinking it would overtake btc one day and didn't realize its a premined scam.
+1, This^^^
The fact that every other post in the Alternate cryptocurrencies forum is about Auroracoin suggests otherwise. It's a piece of shit coin that people are trying to pump&dump or get back what they invested (bag holders)
thanks
thanks
indeed. you believe in it because you were stupid enough to invest in it and getting out is not as easy as getting in. the lies about how much money you made in theory is just another little trick your brain plays on you.
in reality, not a fuck was given in iceland about your internet monopoly money. it has no purpose and no relevance. and your "almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week" is just lol. if you have to believe such obvious nonsense, you must be desperate.
in reality, not a fuck was given in iceland about your internet monopoly money. it has no purpose and no relevance. and your "almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week" is just lol. if you have to believe such obvious nonsense, you must be desperate.
you believe in Aurora cause you bought at $90 thinking it would overtake btc one day and didn't realize its a premined scam.
you are wrong
I bought at 3$ sold all the way to 90$ and bought again at 2 stakes (15$ and recently at 3$)
so yeah, I have a big profit... But I really want AUR to be successful
my post at the announcement page
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=446062.320
February 12, 2014, 03:47:31 PM
you believe in Aurora cause you bought at $90 thinking it would overtake btc one day and didn't realize its a premined scam.
The fact tit's the first coin ever to do an airdrop (whenever Cryptocurrencies history is taught, it will always get mentioned as the example), the fact it's Iceland, the fact it's also 21 million, the fact it's an official moolah supported coin, and the fact moolah may very well become a powerhouse name in the cryptobusiness in the future... Im holding for the long run at least some coins (long run = 1 year)
Aura coin is very promising.
I wish all best to Aura and community!
Regards!
I wish all best to Aura and community!
Regards!
When Auroracoin was launched its price was exactly the price it reflects now - 0.04-0.08 btc per AUR
I never invested before in any alternative crypto but Bitcoin and Litecoin-> (that I already converted the litecoin to AUR)
so what made me change my mind and trust an anonymous guy who premined tons of coins?
two things
1)the promise and innovation AUR offered (Yeah it was before all the Spaincoin, Isracoin, Scotcoin...)
2)Some good gut feeling.
I looked at all the other alts and they were clones with no difference. none of them had a real chance to become a real currency that is being used;
A large percent of them had something that really scares me when I look at crypto currency. especially at Bitcoin and Litecoin. a small minority hold most of them.
Auroracoin promised that its not going to be like that by making sure the supply will be divided in quite a fair way. It was aimed for a small population (almost a community) that loves technology and suffered from currency inflation for years and hate bankers. That's the perfect place!
I dont expect AUR to go to 100usd per AUR in the next few weeks or even months, and when it did go up I sold most of my AUR. But I believe that this is the only alternative coin that can be a competition to Bitcoin.
Yeah, I know the Icelandic government are Anti-cryptocurrency but I believe that when they re-consider the option and understand they have here an amazing and unique opportunity to actually FIX their flawed financial system, they will agree to regulate and adopt it.
almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week! where else can you find statistics like that?
and unlike any other alts its the only alt coin beside bitcoin that I see people actually using
take a look at that http://aurcoin.is/ and that https://bland.is/classified/?categoryId=44&sub=1 and that https://www.facebook.com/groups/544259455688424/
In conclusion I would never put my life saving in AUR (its still a pre-mined coin:) ), but I would defiantly buy some for my long term portfolio.
So far my guts were right about Baldur and he delivered what he promised, After following him and his posts I really don't think he made this coin due to greed.
I never invested before in any alternative crypto but Bitcoin and Litecoin-> (that I already converted the litecoin to AUR)
so what made me change my mind and trust an anonymous guy who premined tons of coins?
two things
1)the promise and innovation AUR offered (Yeah it was before all the Spaincoin, Isracoin, Scotcoin...)
2)Some good gut feeling.
I looked at all the other alts and they were clones with no difference. none of them had a real chance to become a real currency that is being used;
A large percent of them had something that really scares me when I look at crypto currency. especially at Bitcoin and Litecoin. a small minority hold most of them.
Auroracoin promised that its not going to be like that by making sure the supply will be divided in quite a fair way. It was aimed for a small population (almost a community) that loves technology and suffered from currency inflation for years and hate bankers. That's the perfect place!
I dont expect AUR to go to 100usd per AUR in the next few weeks or even months, and when it did go up I sold most of my AUR. But I believe that this is the only alternative coin that can be a competition to Bitcoin.
Yeah, I know the Icelandic government are Anti-cryptocurrency but I believe that when they re-consider the option and understand they have here an amazing and unique opportunity to actually FIX their flawed financial system, they will agree to regulate and adopt it.
almost 9% of Iceland's population (330k citizens) already claimed their coins in a bit more then a week! where else can you find statistics like that?
and unlike any other alts its the only alt coin beside bitcoin that I see people actually using
take a look at that http://aurcoin.is/ and that https://bland.is/classified/?categoryId=44&sub=1 and that https://www.facebook.com/groups/544259455688424/
In conclusion I would never put my life saving in AUR (its still a pre-mined coin:) ), but I would defiantly buy some for my long term portfolio.
So far my guts were right about Baldur and he delivered what he promised, After following him and his posts I really don't think he made this coin due to greed.
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