Btw am I the only one seeing the XC logarithmic chart on mintpal as a giant falling wedge that will reach it's target between 1st and 9th of September?
Relax. You are not alone
But ...I can hardly name it "falling"
Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 472. (Read 1484191 times)
August 26, 2014, 01:42:10 PM
Relax. You are not alone
But ...I can hardly name it "falling" 
August 26, 2014, 01:29:58 PM
August 26, 2014, 01:13:45 PM
So what's the status on the Multipool?
I've been using this one: http://www.altmining.farm
because the one at hashevolved is down
but their payouts seem a bit low
and I haven't gotten payed for the past few days
but I an still mining there because my alternative is dark and that is looking like a bit of a lost cause right now.
August 26, 2014, 01:07:04 PM
So what's the status on the Multipool?
I've been using this one: http://www.altmining.farm
because the one at hashevolved is down
but their payouts seem a bit low
and I haven't gotten payed for the past few days
but I an still mining there because my alternative is dark and that is looking like a bit of a lost cause right now.
August 26, 2014, 12:59:08 PM
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2emjqs/per_some_of_my_readers_request_i_took_a_look_at/
Everyone should upvote this.
edit: http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2ejze1/xcurrencys_web_30_a_blockchainbased_content/
And this one. try keep XC all over the front page
Everyone should upvote this.
edit: http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2ejze1/xcurrencys_web_30_a_blockchainbased_content/
And this one. try keep XC all over the front page
August 26, 2014, 12:54:22 PM
XCurrency is getting some great publicity these days, good job!
Btw am I the only one seeing the XC logarithmic chart on mintpal as a giant falling wedge that will reach it's target between 1st and 9th of September?
Btw am I the only one seeing the XC logarithmic chart on mintpal as a giant falling wedge that will reach it's target between 1st and 9th of September?
Short answer is no you're not!
August 26, 2014, 12:52:33 PM
So what's the status on the Multipool?
August 26, 2014, 12:18:06 PM
Coverage of XC on Bitcoinist.net
http://bitcoinist.net/xcurrency-a-serious-contender-for-the-2-0-crown/
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/504245718803296256
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
From the article - "With development led by Boston based Dan Metcalk, XCurrency is still technically a DAC."
Where did he get the idea that XC is a DAC? As far as I knew, there isn't anything contained within XC that would qualifies anything of that nature at this time. Is he confusing XC with the recent BTSX excitement or is there a veiled hint in there?
Web 3.0
Finally the outside world is catching up on the fact of XC being a company instead of "just a coin" And those XC "coins" you are holding? well those are stock. I've been saying this for months.
I wouldn't be surprised if some bigshot company swoops down and says "listen Dan, we want to buy ALL of your tech, the messaging, your web 3.0 EVERYTHING" Well when that happens, any XC holder will have a very big grin on their face. If you hold 1k+ XC and such a takeover is even suggested you won't need to work another day in your life again. I am not saying that XC will ever be sold, but take it from me there will be huge interest.
It won't be tomorrow, but the fundamentals are being laid out further every day. Just hold on to your "coins" and don't ever make the mistake of selling them because you are impatient.
The trick to being succesful in this crazy crypto world is to invest in platforms that offer real world applicability, not just in "crypto currencies". Crypto won't be going away, you can count on that. But in the end only a couple of currencies will prevail, which are being used in infrastructures or platforms. These platforms have to offer something that people either need or want, with XC it's privacy and that's something that, in the light of current and future world affairs, everybody needs and wants. That gives intrinsic value to the XC platform, regardless of current unit price or market cap.
August 26, 2014, 12:00:46 PM
XC is very different from NXT.
NXT is accused of poor distribution.
XC is POW+POS, fairly distributed and featured with multipath tech.
also more features if you can read OP.
NXT is accused of poor distribution.
XC is POW+POS, fairly distributed and featured with multipath tech.
also more features if you can read OP.
August 26, 2014, 11:41:11 AM
Jake had a great post about XC/DAC
For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.
DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers. Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.
DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”. They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares. To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.
What service does XC provide to it’s customers? Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services? Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC? Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered? Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode? By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)? Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders? Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)? Yes
Is XC decentralized? Yes
XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions. If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.
Any thoughts? Besides what the moon will look like.
Did XCurrency become the very first Decentralized Autonomous Company/Organization (DAC or DAO)?
For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.
DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers. Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.
DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”. They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares. To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.
What service does XC provide to it’s customers? Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services? Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC? Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered? Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode? By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)? Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders? Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)? Yes
Is XC decentralized? Yes
Conclusion:
XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions. If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.
Any thoughts? Besides what the moon will look like.
So basically. Any coin offering offering volume (ability to move wealth), anonymity (ability to avoid being watched), programmable blockchain (NXT anyone?) or any other feature. And is also a PoS coin is considered a DAC? Hasn't NXT been around for way longer?
Think I'll stick w bitmessage ....
August 26, 2014, 11:37:41 AM
From Moolah twitter:
Could increase the volume traded, bring back confidence on the highest volume exchange for XC.
Seems to be another kind of good timing for us.
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Moolah @moolah_io · 12 h
The new MintPal will blow existing trade platforms out of the water. Coming very, very shortly.
The new MintPal will blow existing trade platforms out of the water. Coming very, very shortly.
Could increase the volume traded, bring back confidence on the highest volume exchange for XC.
Seems to be another kind of good timing for us.
August 26, 2014, 11:36:43 AM
Jake had a great post about XC/DAC
For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.
DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers. Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.
DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”. They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares. To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.
What service does XC provide to it’s customers? Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services? Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC? Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered? Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode? By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)? Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders? Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)? Yes
Is XC decentralized? Yes
XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions. If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.
Any thoughts? Besides what the moon will look like.
Did XCurrency become the very first Decentralized Autonomous Company/Organization (DAC or DAO)?
For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.
DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers. Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.
DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”. They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares. To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.
What service does XC provide to it’s customers? Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services? Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC? Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered? Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode? By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)? Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders? Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)? Yes
Is XC decentralized? Yes
Conclusion:
XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions. If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.
Any thoughts? Besides what the moon will look like.
August 26, 2014, 11:30:13 AM
XCurrency is getting some great publicity these days, good job!
Btw am I the only one seeing the XC logarithmic chart on mintpal as a giant falling wedge that will reach it's target between 1st and 9th of September?
Btw am I the only one seeing the XC logarithmic chart on mintpal as a giant falling wedge that will reach it's target between 1st and 9th of September?
August 26, 2014, 11:12:54 AM
Coverage of XC on Bitcoinist.net
http://bitcoinist.net/xcurrency-a-serious-contender-for-the-2-0-crown/
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/504245718803296256
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
From the article - "With development led by Boston based Dan Metcalk, XCurrency is still technically a DAC."
Where did he get the idea that XC is a DAC? As far as I knew, there isn't anything contained within XC that would qualifies anything of that nature at this time. Is he confusing XC with the recent BTSX excitement or is there a veiled hint in there?
Web 3.0
August 26, 2014, 11:01:23 AM
Coverage of XC on Bitcoinist.net
http://bitcoinist.net/xcurrency-a-serious-contender-for-the-2-0-crown/
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/504245718803296256
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
From the article - "With development led by Boston based Dan Metcalk, XCurrency is still technically a DAC."
Where did he get the idea that XC is a DAC? As far as I knew, there isn't anything contained within XC that would qualifies anything of that nature at this time. Is he confusing XC with the recent BTSX excitement or is there a veiled hint in there?
August 26, 2014, 11:01:14 AM
Coverage of XC on Bitcoinist.net
http://bitcoinist.net/xcurrency-a-serious-contender-for-the-2-0-crown/
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/504245718803296256
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
amazing article!
August 26, 2014, 10:47:05 AM
I'm thinking final Rev 2 comes out this week! 
Synechist haven't said no to calm us down sooooo....To be fair as well, it did say "finishing touches" on the last update.... I was budgeting 2 weeks for that as did not want to be dissapointed.. If that actually means this week, brilliant..
Is this REV 2 full blown though or REV 2.5.. Not wishing to open the hornets nest here lol..
August 26, 2014, 10:44:14 AM
I'm thinking final Rev 2 comes out this week!
Synechist haven't said no to calm us down sooooo....To be fair as well, it did say "finishing touches" on the last update.... I was budgeting 2 weeks for that as did not want to be dissapointed.. If that actually means this week, brilliant..
Is this REV 2 full blown though or REV 2.5.. Not wishing to open the hornets nest here lol..
August 26, 2014, 10:30:38 AM
I'm thinking final Rev 2 comes out this week!
Synechist haven't said no to calm us down sooooo.... August 26, 2014, 10:22:22 AM
I'm thinking final Rev 2 comes out this week!
Getting some firework gifs ready jic .... Jump to: