/biz/ - Business & Finance

Get Credits on more exchanges:
Cryptsy - Write a support ticket & Message Mullick(might pass on queries to Big Vern)
Coinedup - Contact
Coinmarket.io - IRC: #coinmarket @ freenode
Cryptorush.in - Support + IRC
Coinmarketcap - Request Credits & Message Gliss
CryptX.io - Leave them a note(bottom right corner)
Mintpal - Email them: support@mintpal.com & Submit a ticket
BTER - Email them: support@bter.com
Vicurex - Email them: customerservice@vircurex.com
Coinpayments(Merchant tool) - Request Credits
Allcoin.com - Email them: service@allcoin.com
Cryptoaltex - Ask for Credits
Coinwarz - Contact


Faucets:
Not yet!

Mining Guides:
http://doges.org/index.php?topic=592.0
https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/lv?key=0AlhSF602y9DSdHRneWVZcjJLWmhjaVBMTHVCR3l4eHc
http://rumorscity.com/2013/12/09/how-to-modify-video-bios-to-undervolt-gpu-in-linux

Mining Resources:
https://www.litecoinpool.org/minerconfig

>>178992
Ey Croge

>>179012
OC??

>>179012
>>179021
What tablet do you use?

>>179019
ye

>>179023
only the best in the business.

>>179027
Can I buy that with my future-space Credits?

>>179012
Woah woah woah

What're ya doin'

>>179029
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E781QE7ZQK8

So I've eclipsed 3,000 Credits.

I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite coin on /biz/

Friendly reminder to mine on the donation pools so they can fucking get giftcards up on their currentt barren marketplace

>>179053
OH FUGG ;DDDD

>>179054
The coin is way too premature to have a marketplace.

>>179099
Sorry, that didn't make any sense. What I meant to say is that a marketplace is premature.

is this coin inflationary?

>>179099
>>179103
These statements are illogical

>>179118
No they're not. There are hardly any coins out there and, collectively, they have very little value. No one is going to sell actual items at a loss. The coin doesn't have enough value to support a marketplace.

>>179106
nvm it's not

it might as well be SHA256 and have 50% premine

ded on arrival

first vidya of credits and it had to be this one.

>>179127
I was eying up those riot points they've got but the link to it just leads to the homepage

>>179133
Alright cya

>>179126
Selling/buying gives it value

>>179136
They'll add that shit eventually. They need funds so mine on the donations pools. Fees go to development.

>>179139
All the coins mined so far have a combined value of $5,678 at the current SCX exchange rate. Give it some fucking time. This is a long-term play.

Guys the wallet zip folder wants a password, what do?

I'm new to Credits. Tell me, why should I mine it if the payment is so low, the prices on exchanges is so low for the effort I'll make?

>>179173
You mine in the hopes that the coin will become more valuable. You mine because mining a coin after it becomes valuable is pointless.

>>179179
So the point of this coin is to hoard? Point noted.

It seems like some dude invented a really elaborate way to sell his used electronics because he has a low feedback on Ebay...

I like it..

>>179181
Hoard? You mean hold? Unless you're mining with 50 Mhash, you're not going to be hoarding anything because you won't mine enough.

>>179181
Good one
>>179182
>no electronics

>>179182
That's exactly what it is. You've drawn on your deep understand of NEET psychology to out his plan. Amazing. The criminals of your city are fortunate that you're not a detective.

>>179205
Credits confirmed for le elaborate ruse

My goal here is to mine ~200,000 before anyone starts paying attention to it and use that to pump the coin up.

>>179229
Inv4 wolong

I wanna buy Dark Souls 2 for Credits. I offer 300 Credits. Anyone interested?

TWO GAMES UP ON MARKETPLACE HABBENING

>2 EA games on market
EA confirmed Credit shills.

Friendly Reminder to mine on the Mass Effect pool.
http://masseffect.cryptocredits.org/

>>179268
is the deus ex pool up yet?
I'll stick with the piratepool until then

>>179279
deuce ecks is most likely going up tomorrow.

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>>179294
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>>179306
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Frienly reminder to not trust pnd shills and amDoge lies

>>179324
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People are actually still mining PND?

lel

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>>179324
>>179358

Why are you posting about this in a Credit thread

>>179387
amPNDOGE shill detected ( ͡¤ ͜ʖ ͡¤)

I'm going to enjoy my 50,000-coin head start on all the PND refugees when they start mining Credits.

>>179398
>pnd
>pump n dump
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>>179387

>>179398

>>179417
There's no one to dump the coins on anymore.

is turning my doges into credits a good idea?

>>179434
I'm doing it the other way around

>>179434
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E781QE7ZQK8

>>179440
>cashing out your Credits when their value is the lowest it could possibly be

Sounds like the average DOGE holder.

wwtf are credits?

how many credits can i get for 1000 dogecoin?

No Excuses

>>179434
Get em while they're cheap. https://www.swisscex.com/market/CR_DOGE

>>179470
just bought 30 credits for 180 dogecoin

did i du gud

>>179481
Only gonna go up, plus it's not like 180 dogecoins is a risk

>>179481
Those were mine, actually.
at 6Ð/Cr I'm happy. If you're happy, then we're both happy.

>>179484
Did you really just buy a coin at it's peak? Lol have fun with your doge

You realize Chrome flags the exe as malicious right?

>>179491
you mean sell a coin at it's lowest?
Probably.
A month from now I might regret selling those credits so low.
I have sell orders at 6, 8, 10, and 12 doge per credit.
If you want to prove me wrong go buy them all. ;^)

>>179497
Cudaminer pulls up false positives

People are buying into DOGE? It's lost value for two straight weeks.

>>179527

>>179527
against fiat it's help pretty close to $10 per 10,000Ð

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>>179533
( ͡¤ ͜ʖ ͡¤) Commander Credits approves

Have 3320Cr now, and since it's apparently unprofitable to hoard it... what do?

>>179609
see it for doge, like I did.

>>179609
Sell before increase, then buyback

goodnight /biz/

>>179684
Night bby

Just downloaded the wallet and cant mine cause shit pc

any generous Creditors out there?

Aaaand just noticed the official website is down.

Let's see.
>no website atm
>failed launch due to official pools taking 24 hours after launch to start working
>official wallet download in a motherfucking zip file along with miners that trigger antiviruses
>couldn't even edit copypasta source properly to change the block interval as advertised
>the wallet looks like shit, who the hell taught you to design guis?
>yet another coin with lots of promises but zero actual features at the moment of launch
>pic related, their marketplace layout hurts my OCD
>the only positive thing about credits is the name, and it's wasted on this shit coin

And I'm sure there's lots of things I forgot. This thing is an utter failure.

I'm tempted to make my own credits now.

So why is this coin such a failure? Not a week old, reward still rising and hashrate sinking

>>180006
Because the devs clearly have no clue what they're doing.

>>180007
Ok and why do I always mine these shitcoins and all the motherfuckers like wolong or cryptowest make millions with IPO scam? Why can't a promising looking coin not be just successful for fucking ONCE.
Meanwile MazaCoin-train went off with fucking 40BTC I could have made if I rented a SHA256 rig and mined that shit on day 1.

>>180004

no faucets, no tippers, cant mine

i guess i installed a wallet fr nothing

>>180010
Because there are no promising looking coins. They keep repeating the same mistakes over and over.

They all claim how they're going to cause a revolution on the cryptocurrency market, yet they're nothing more than copypastas of one another with zero unique features.

They claim how they're going to bring new people into the market, but they utterly fail to attract anyone who already doesn't use cryptocurrencies. Look at the websites of most coins, not a single one of them actually explains what the fuck a cryptocurrency is to someone who never might have used them before. But they all mention technical stuff like algorithm used, block time, block rewards, right on their front page. A new user doesn't give a fuck about that, he just wants to download a precompiled windows wallet (preferably of the multibit type, only advanced users should be forced to download the actual blockchain) with an actual windows installer. Seriously, what kind of retarded idea is to provide a zip file AND A FUCKING INSTRUCTIONS TO MANUALLY COPY OVER A CONF FILE INTO YOUR %APPDATA% FOLDER. Did you ever see software giants like Microsoft or Adobe tell you to install their products by unzipping a file and manually copy over config files? That's the level of quality coin devs need to aim for it they want to be successful with the masses.

I could go on and on, how 60 seconds block time is fucking useless because nobody will ever wait in a fucking tesco next to a cashier for x minutes until the transaction is confirmed, how linux is more and more being used by regular users who don't want to be bothered with compiling stuff themselves and just want to apt-get/yum the wallet (or in the very least download a .deb or .rpm, btw I suggest everyone to try compiling a wallet on centos)...

Enough rant, I have better things to do..

>>180048
>They claim how they're going to bring new people into the market, but they utterly fail to attract anyone who already doesn't use cryptocurrencies.
But Dogecoin did and is still doing that.

>>180053
But could do it a lot more efficiently.
Their default wallet which downloads the whole blockchain for example. Again, regular users should not be required to do that.

>>180070
But there is the option of Multidoge, which doesn't require downloading the blockchain. I think Dogecoin is the only coin outside of bitcoin and litecoin that has a lightweight wallet.

However, the regular wallets contribute to network security and actually important because it means multiple copies of a blockchain is stored all over the world.

>>180048
I am thinking about the same, features, but I fail to have ideas. What would have to be implemented to make a coin success? I mean, beside that wallet/website stuff. Credit guys at least tried. I don't know where their fucking problem is but at least they had some ideas besides cloning some wallet. However meanwhile a thousand shitcoins make a few early adopters some thousand dollars in a few hours and die after 3 days of existence leaving bagholders sitting on a heap of millions of useless coins, or fucktards like wolong pump up a random coin and everyone holding it gets gold rain out of nowhere and after that the swam of locusts leaves dead ground behind.

>>180070
That can not be the whole problem. Bitcoin blockchain takes up to 32 hours to sync and still that coin is used and rising in price.

How many credits do you guys have? Three 290x's going from hour 1.

>>180109

>tfw only nvidia cards

do you use one worker for all your cards or one worker for each card?

>>180091
And where exactly is the Multidoge wallet linked on their homepage? Or wikipedia article? Or even reddit?
How is the user going to find it?

But yeah, I admit dogecoin is one of the almost promising ones. Still far from perfect though.

>>180106
It's not, it's just one of many problems.
Also look at bitcoin and dogecoin websites and compare them. Bitcoin actually has the Multibit client listed first and only tells you to download the normal wallet if you want to help the network, blah blah blah. Dogecoin doesn't list Multidoge at all (or if it does, it's so perfectly hidden it's like it wasn't there anyway).

>>180109
7,555.67730825

>>180118
Why should multidoge be the default?

It doesn't take too long to sync. And the multidoge wallet is not a project run by the devs.

Perhaps you could make a post on the dogecoin subreddit suggesting it.

I don't understand why people constantly scream shitcoin and deem it failed after only a few days. It puts off investors and damages any chance of the community growing. Granted there is a lot of real shit coins out there, Credits is actually trying to make its use as an actual currency. There was a market to buy and sell goods from day one and a wallet that tried to be different and help new comers with mining guides and tools. Sure the launch wasn't as smooth as possible but some actual support may surprise some of us.

>>180114
Thats just one worker. Would multiple workers make any difference?

>>180118
Still I am with this crypto shit since january and made only 1.6 BTC of the whole crap. That's dissapoint because I always was on the jam trains that crashed at liftoff.
I still have not learned of to pick the profitable coins out of a heap of shitcoins and I fail to see what's the next big thing, reading bitcointalk the whole day I always decide for the wrong train.
Fuck this shit

>>180121
Because it's more comfortable for the end user.
Most people don't want to wait before being able to use something they just installed. At all.

>>180127
Credits made most promised but failed at so many points.

-wallet has fucking miners bundled (WHY??) that alarms all the shit out of all the shit malware detectors because they have btc-miner signatures. That scares the kids off. Still the aspie devs refuse to remove it from the download.
-their website went down after just a few days of existence
-their FUCKING OFFICIAL POOLS HAVE FUCKING 7 MINERS with 1.4 fucking MH and failed to run at launch, still not working smoothly
-no one fucking understands their progressive reward system because tl;dr and wonder why they get nothing out of their hashrate
-a coin with huge genesis blocks is raped quick by devs and early adopters and the coin is sucked dry before it even lifts off (100+ difficulty after a few days wtf) while the progressive reward system is understood by no fucking one and everyone thinks this is a scam
-no one understands or is interested in their market otherwise it would have traffic and keep the coin alife (again, good idea, conversion shit)

As always, a good idea is not enough.

>>180151
Oh and I forgot

>Launch will be on Monday, 1PM EST

One of their greatest mistakes

>>180139
multibit actually has a more complex interface and is generally harder for people to use.

Nobody downloads a wallet and then "uses" it straight away.

>>180151
I think it is still to early to write it off though. It has still made a tremendous effort for the launch. The ideas are there. They just need to be implemented a little better. If the coin does have a future ahead it still has the time to redeem itself. As for the official pool's a few of the other big names have started donating towards development. Who knows, they may get taken down all together. And again, in 48 hours to have listings on the market is very good. Atleast in comparison to basically every other alt coin.

>>180171
>And again, in 48 hours to have listings on the market is very good.
In fact its not. If coins are listed too early on market before demand is there, it's dead at the start and as soon as cheap buyers appear, the coin is dumped leaving it with a bad conversion rate.
If the WTS-thread is running, THEN you bring it to markets, if you do it earlier before any slight hype even started, the coin is deemed to be sold off.

>>180161
If the progressive reward system does work then this shouldn't really effect the outcome in the long term. People are complaining about the small outcome but this is to protect the coin in the long term. Everyone is on the same boat.

>>180171
The dev is a complete faggot. He's already displayed his incompetence and immaturity on launch, and still hasn't even attempted sorting out some of the issues with credits.

Credits was in the works for for over 2 months.

PND had a smoother launch and amDOGE only started working on it 48 hours before the launch.

I think in this period of cryptos, the entire Development team needs to use their real names and be completely transparent with their identities. I won't trust a developer who uses only a pseudonym. Bitcoin is an exception to this rule, but look at Dogecoin and Auroracoin and the role that the developer plays in dealing with the media.

>>180176
Wouldn't a lack of market deter new comers?
Just out of curiosity are you still mining Credits?

>>180178
>If the progressive reward system does work then this shouldn't really effect the outcome in the long term. People are complaining about the small outcome but this is to protect the coin in the long term. Everyone is on the same boat.
That doesnt help, if people fucking dont understand the system. They are too trained to "not to miss the train" and want to rush in at hour 0 and then leave dissapoint because the reward is shit. Thats psychological. Aspie devs don't think that far tho.
Yes, it is a dilemma, that instamine coins are ridden dead after few days and progressive coins never lift off because people fail to have interest in a coin that rewards near to nothing at a time when it's not yet having any demand.

>>180186
>Wouldn't a lack of market deter new comers?
no
You need to have demand and interest before you start the sale. That's market basics. Make the people hungry for your shit, THEN sell buckets.
>>180186
>Just out of curiosity are you still mining Credits?
Yes but seriously thinking about leaving this boat because the devs are so fucking failures and don't even see the most clear aspects.

>>180186
No. Generally if a coin stays off exchanges, people think that the train hasn't left yet and they still have time to get on board.

The longer the train sits in the station, the more people that can pack on board, which means a larger army of shills.

>>180196
this

>>180196

>which means a larger army of shills.

Implying that they don't lost interest in the coin.

>>180201
Those sort of miners were never in it for the long run, and are actually cancer for a coin because they dump their coins straight on the market.

The community needs to develop services within its self and trade coins for actual goods and services to create a perceived value. Going onto an exchange is the last thing that needs to happen.

Letting people buy into the community or sell out of the community via exchanges is actually a bad thing.

>>180214

But you cannot control who dump, that is why all the altcoins died in less than a 2 months.

>>180109
>>180115

>tfw cant mine

can you guys gimme couple of credits

>shit rewards at the beginning
>no point in mining
>1200% inflation over 6 months
>no point in buying
>people who would use it as a currency don't care about these things
No one will ever remember it in 6 months.

>>180228
I am at work not at my wallet atm

>>180216
I know, but it's something that the altcoin community doesn't understand.

You can prevent dumps by keeping a coin off the exchanges though.

There really is no reason for miners to sell within the first month.

watch it, guys. This coin is a worthless piece of shit. might as well mine ltc. tons of faggotry displayed by the shills of this coin. hope you don't fall for the trap.

>>180237

Then, you will never know how much worthy is your coin if it is not in exchanges.

The vast majority want the benefits know, and when they don't get them they will just change boat as always.

>>180232

okay, thanks for considering anyway

>>180241
>The vast majority want the benefits know, and when they don't get them they will just change boat as always.
The benefit can be seen in interest. If a coin has interest, for instance many WTS posts, then go on exchange and the price will be more stable.

>>180227
The only way I can see this working in any real way is ignoring the market. 20 and 100 dollar us bills are still used as currency in the black market despite what the dollar is worth.

Build a bullet proof market that is separate from market speculation and go out of your way to kick out any and all people who'll try to inflate prices to unbelievable amounts.
Sell bitcoins to those people as well.
They'll bring real world cash and the new micro market can set and stick to a currency rate based on....what
An agreement?
Honey?
Goods and services?
Land?
Time?
TIME.
Time = money.
If my understanding is correct then time, and power of the machines, is the greatest factor in how much bitcoin can be created.

Farms will make more money but they will have a larger real world cost to keep going and until bitcoin has real world worth then it's basically wealth games.
So that means that a single crap tier 500 dollar pc producing bitcoins at full speed over 24 hours should be the base rate by which bitcoin is measured. Now we go by what the average person will make if they worked in the real world for that 24 hours with an average job. Then we split that up over the bitcoin and try sticking to it for a while.

Or it can be based on something else or nothing, like it is currently.

>>180244
Maybe when the thread still exists at evening, I can send some

>>180247

How will you provide security to those who are mining?

Electricity is not free, and they need the money to sustain their rigs.

How the miners are gonna waste their time just by the promise that the coin will get any value?

>>180254
>How the miners are gonna waste their time just by the promise that the coin will get any value?
Any coin is mined by the promise that it will get any value, not? How do early adopters start mining when they don't know if it lifts off?

>>180254
The current miner model is unsustainable. Where is the money coming from to pay the miners for all these shitcoins?

Miners should pay for the electricity for the coins themselves from their day jobs.

Too many plebs are quitting there jobs to mine shitcoins. This isn't going to last long because the speculative boom will die soon enough.

Having mercenary miners is actually a bad thing.

Having coins mined by early adopters with potato GPUs is better than guys with mega farms coming in and dumping the coins straight away and taking the coins away from the people who really believe in the coin and spreads it out to people by giving them away.

>>180249
ok thanks

>>180265

Yes that is right, that is why this coin has no difference in essence to other coins.

I'm still mining it tough.

>>180267

That would be fantastic, but it is just the ideal way. You know that the mercenary miners or the "instaminers(devs)", are not gonna lose the opportunity of make profit of any coin.

>>180267
>Having coins mined by early adopters with potato GPUs is better than guys with mega farms coming in and dumping the coins straight away and taking the coins away from the people who really believe in the coin and spreads it out to people by giving them away.
this, again. Why is this so hard to get?

>>180265
This is why there needs to be a real world goods and services market and an enforced exchange rate based on something tangible.

Right now it's just a pyramid scheme/get rich quick scam.

But the novelty of it, people being groomed by games/media to accept "credits" and the relative anonynmity of it should ensure that at least many people will play into it.

The moment people can supplement their lifestyle with bitcoin/whatever coin or live off of it comfortably and it has value is the moment it really takes off.

For fucks sake people were buying virtual items and still are buying virtual items for real world money.

If there is a real enforced exchange rate and people had an easy way to exchange money to partake in online services buy online goods with "the new totally anonymous online currency that is accepted everywhere you don't want people to know where you are" on the net...? Then it'll take of.

I can see porn providers taking to bitcoin like a fish to water.

>>180288
The porn industry sounds like an ideal start. Like another person said. Its media which drives the interest. How do we go about contacting the smaller sites in mass and winding up the name?

>>180303

Hooking them with profit.

>>180303

isn't there already a coin for adult industry? sexcoin or what was the name

>>180109
Did you... did you take a picture of your screen?

>>180169
>>180139
>>180121

theres even wowdoge with a simple interface and qr code on frontpage

Is it worth selling Credits now or should I hold?

>>180391
No, you have a shit rig.

38 satoshis? thats it?
And how do you people have so many coins, i have 400 and i've been mining since the release. Only mined for 12 hours tho.

Is bamboohouse eating my coins?

>>180392
you're right. i am gonna sell all my coins today.

>>180398
As they are next to worthless to you I wouldn't object to taking them off you
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>>180320
yes but it failed

can we just make a new coin based on le happy merchant called shekelcoin? i think that would be funny

>>180448

ofcourse there will only be 6,000,000 shekelcoin

>>180448
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=394123.0

>>180450
Don't you mean 6 gajillion you fucking Nazi anti-semite?

>>180471

i am so sorry, ofcourse i mean 6 gorillion

>>180462
lel i didn't know about that, but why 67108800 coins?

Guys, price on Allcoin went back up above 1300 satoshi. Now might be the best time to sell.

CWqZYj6qWCc1qBB8jvGT15mGfe72RyE1ru

>having credits and not sharing

Come on guys , keep it alive , for example send me some coins and I will send you cartoons I drew.

800 credits for one game... fuck that..

>>180702
i thought that was pretty damn cheap

>>179252
>what is humblebundle

Deus Ex pool will be up today, get hype

CWqZYj6qWCc1qBB8jvGT15mGfe72RyE1ru

>come on guys please help me out , a total of 100 credits would do awesome things for me .

>>180702
>20 dollars for a game..... Fuck that

>mine for about 36 hours
>only have 600 Cr

I think I'll just stick to trading.

Can someone pump this shit
market is dead

>>181081
You know that's pretty good right?

>>181086
Keep supporting it hasn't even been 48 hours

>>181086
>market is dead
Something something dilution
Altcoins are a true tragedy of the commons

>Linux client uses Ubuntu logo
>Downloads on main page doesn't work
>Video claims it's available for all platforms when it isn't
0/10 step up your game

>>181127

>>181134

>>181147

what's the current diff?

>>181164
13

>>181170
ok

>>181175
ok

>>180109
those temps

>>181281

everything below 120° is okay

>>181284
you are not serious, right?
I wouldnt let my gpu go above 90.

>>181127
Issue on the mainpage fixed. Image should be updated later.

I have 78, What's wrong? Using bamboopool

>>181334
>amDoge's pool

Why aren't you mining on the batmanbeyond pool or poolerino

>>181340

whats wrong with that pool?

>>179073
>people using the image I made
>tfw

>>181340
Three of the official pools work, check any of them out

>>181416

>>179252
Did you ever consider that EA games are so shit people will sell them for money that is basically worthless right now?

Gib credids.

>>181432
This.
Haven't played a decent EA game since the classic Need for speed games.

What's a decent temp to run these miners at?
So far I'm keeping my system at 62 C at 60% fan speed

>>181501
75-80 C

>>181501
>since the classic Need for speed games.
Damn, dat nostalgia

>>181380
I think it just has something to do with some drama posted in the last general between amDoge and another person.

New Credits Pool!
cr.verleta.net
No fees until Monday PST!

Happy Mining!

>>181293
I hope that's a joke.

It's really okay up to 120 bro. That's where the chip goes "fuck that" and shuts off.

>>181729
you really are going to let it get to that point?
I dunno bro, you should look into some better cooling maybe?
You really shouldn't let your GPU overheat like that...

Just saying.

Deus Ex pool is up!

http://192.99.32.12/MPOS/public/

>>181863
why is it an IP adress domain?

>Cr wallet doesn't work on OS X 10.9.2

Step it up lad

>>181910
Must be some problem with dependencies

Deus Ex pool is up everyone!

http://deusex.cryptocredits.org/

>>181910

>Win98+16
>using OS X

>>181714
Reminder that you should post anything you want to sell on the marketplace

>>181929
>visit http://deusex.cryptocredits.org/
>go to register
>Token expired, please try again
>Token expired, please try again
>Token expired, please try again
>had to re-enter my credentials each time
fuck that

>>182172
I don't know what's wrong with your settings but i could enter fine

>>182172
I just registered a second account, should work. Try logging in with the credentials you entered even though it gave you the "token expired" message.

bump

Bump

>>181714
Bumping and shilling for best 404 page ever
http://cr.verleta.net/404.php
Let me know if you have any suggestions.

Is www.swisscex.com safe to use, do I just transfer what I want to be able to sell?

>>182207
>>182215
I got in, thanks bros

is the only appeal of this currency so that some teenage kids from /v/ can buy games with it?

>>182595
yeah, pretty much

I'll be making my own coin coined "ScamCoin" which will be the most unique coin, in that it won''t be a scam, and would be used for the purpose of funding cancer research.

As for Credits, I predict it can go up to about $10.00

>>182670
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431205.0

>>182670
already done, just combine KancerKureKoin with SCM and you got scamcoin v2.

Now with 95% premine!! We control the markets to prevent crashes! Value is ensured!

>>182700
What about GoochCoin? For the people who do not have the means to shave that area, and are compelled for the need to replace their sorrows with cryptocurrency?

I was thinking about a seasonal cryptocurrency, that could only be mined for a certain point in the season and only comes once a year. Like a Spring Break Coin.

>>182743
>>182751
just need a gaudy logo and you're set.
Also for the seasonal coin just make the block reward go up by like 100x during a season, so interest doesn't die down, could actually be interesting. Needs to be called Summer-coin

It's funny though, this is actually the mentality of the majority of shitcoin creators. Need to buy weed? Well we have just the coin for you... Want to help cure cancer? Use this coin to help with that.
It's ridiculous. Why did we need to create a new coin, just for the marketplace? I'm still mining, but fuck, this is crazy

bump

This coin is losing steam in a bug way. The block rewards rise too sharply; rather than encouraging latecomers, they're discouraging mining at all. A coin mined today is a sixth as valuable as a coin mined at the block reward peak, all else being equal.

>>182911
>bug
big

>>182911
Just keep mining until it's worth doing and dump asap.
Once it's not, move on to the next coin. Simple as that.

>>182930
I am mining, but there are much more profitable coins to mine right now. Even Litecoin. The danger is the price doesn't go up due to larger block rewards, or worse, goes down, because supply outstrips demand.

>>182943
There is a coin that's more profitable than 0.015BTC/MH/Day to mine currently?
Please tell which one, so I can switch my miner to it.

>>182743
>gooch

>>182955
Where do you see those prices? What volume at those prices?

>>182997
Sold 2k credits today at 1500 satoshi each on allcoin.

>>183011
That's five times higher than SCX. Seems you could make some money by buying on one and selling on the other.

I think you're all forgetting that the block reward drops off by 6x after 6 months

>dat 6x value increase

>>183149
Many coins' block rewards do weird things well into the future, but no one is around to see it.

>>183149
B-but it's only worth it if people still give a shit about the coin 6 month's from now

I want to believe, but I just don't know. Gonna sell halve my stash once if it hits 2000 satoshi's in the next few weeks, but it's looking pretty dead.

At least diff is down

>>183187
The upshot is that I'll have mined 70,000 by the first reward doubling if the difficulty remains about the same. The thing that's keeping me in it is if a ton of people show up at block reward peak. I may have to do some pumping myself, i have around $3,000 in cryptos now, so it's possible.

Bumping.

Also anyone have ideas as to how to shill the hell out of this coin?

>>183352
Don't know, doesn't seem like Wolong likes Credits that much

>>183352
Only way I can think of is selling things on the marketplace and advertising that

>>183417
Cryptsy is even worse. Logged out every 5 fucking minutes, ffs.

why the fuck do i keep getting logged out of cryptorush everytime i click something

>>183417
dude fuck this nigger site i am literally unable to withdraw my BTC. fucking niggers. this is what i get for making $80 off of potcoin when it first came out

>>183440
Wut, I withdrew about 20$ worth of BTC off cryptorush 4 hours ago to cryptsy, and went fine.

The withdrawal from allcoin, on the other side, has been stuck for the last 10 hours...

bump

Bump

>>183509
>>183511
Is there any reason for this coin to be relevant? No? Then stop

So, general thoughts/suggestions/feedback?

What can we do, as a community to help market this coin even further?

Post ideas.

For just the miners could you make sure you donate to the pool to help fund any development with the coin. Anyone in doubt please just give the coin some time to breath. Forget profit for a while until it has matured and buy while its cheap and we could have a decent future.

>>183588
It's too premature to market. Just mine for now.

>>183627
As a dev I would like some honest feedback, do you think that the 6 month period is too long for interest to stay?

Inb4 wolong pumps this
Inb4 /biz/ an heros

>>183647
It sounds good on paper but the sad thing is people aren't interested unless they can make some quick money. Looking at the history of other alt coins, they tend to die off well before 6 months.

>>183665
You don't think that the rises in block reward every couple of weeks will give people incentive to mine and keep their Credits?

>>183679
>You don't think that the rises in block reward every couple of weeks will give people incentive to mine and keep their Credits?
That could actually be counterproductive
It's great long term, but short term it only shits on early adopter

You need something that actually gives value to this stuff

>>183679
Depends on where the difficulty is at. If it's so low that early adopters really benefit, there's an incentive. Otherwise, why mine now when it becomes twice as profitable to do so every two weeks, all else equal?

>>183655
I'd love it if he pumped this. It'd save me the trouble. The fact of the matter is, /biz/ only dickrides Doge because Wolong made it a profitable coin. They equivocate and rationalize and try to downplay his contribution, but ultimately, they know it's true.

>>183718
>/biz/ only dickrides Doge because Wolong made it a profitable coin
Doge was the most profitable scrypt coin before the supposed wolong pump (PROTIP, it wasn't wolong, he was just a small fish working for someone else)
Also, /g/ got into doge just for fun, until it actually got a strong community, when shit started to get serious, until the pump that was when doge got cannibalized by greed

Are you a newfriend?

Did I miss the train?

What am i supposed to do with those "shares" i'm getting from the dudesex pool?

>>183815
The train is still being built.

>>183718
>/biz/ only dickrides Doge because Wolong made it a profitable coin
Man, fuck off, /g/ practically made DOGE what it is, or at the very least got the ball rolling bigtime, and we all got shipped over here

All Wolong fucking did was the same thing he always does: announces a pump beforehand to get people's attention, and then gets the ball rolling just enough to get people to start panic buying and do all the heavy lifting themselves, PLUS he did so on the heels of a massive media storm for DOGE, what with the olympics and huge rate of adoption.

Fucking Wolong didn't do shit that wouldn't have happened by itself.

Fucking scummers that support him and his con artist bullshit.

>>183730
>if I say it often enough, it might come true

>>184066
>/g/ made DOGE
hahaha

ahahahahahahahah

ahahahahahahahahahhaahahahahahahahaha

>>181729
Just because it can go up to 120 doesnt mean its a good idea for that shit to run hot 24/7. Put a fan on it or something, because soon enough you'll be crying on here that your cards bust.

>>184066
>there are people who think /g/ had a significant impact on DOGE besides creating the subreddit

>>184178
KEK

>>183588
>>183588
>Post ideas.

A faucet would be nice

i literally have 0 Credits since i cant mine and have found no way of getting any credits yet

What are the chances of a iPhone app? Are there still restrictions? I know it says an android one is in the works on the bitcointalk thread so what is the progress? It could help easing it onto the masses

>>184215
thanks for the 1 credit

>>184215
Ill send you 10 credits if you post something amusing

>>184258

>>184258
>>184263


were you not entertained?

is this not why your here?

>>184305
Sorry was having dinner. Coming your way.

>>184319
ahh, so you were entetained

>>184326
It made me chuckle. Im feeling generous. Ill send another 10 Cr to the next 9 people to post something positive.

>>184329

something positive.

>>184329
negative × negative

>>184329
If we change the increasing block rewards to decrease a month from now, people will mine this like crazy and the coins we mine now will make us rich

>>184422
Would it harm the future of the coin? Ive noticed people kicking the shit out of most devs for making even slight changes.

whoa thanks

>>184428

i think it will garner very harsh criticism if unnecessary changes are made from what was earlier promised to be implemented

Now that I've sold off most of my credits, I'll just say this: I've stopped mining because of the increasing block reward.

I don't see any incentives to mine this when in less than two weeks the reward will increase to a 1000 blocks, or more than 100%.

Obviously, that means the coins you have now will decrease by a certain percentage every two weeks for the next 6 months, linearly roughly a 60% value decease a week or so from now.

>>184444

whoa quads with 4

>>184428
>>184443
Have a look at the BCT thread. Credits will die if we keep it this way, shortening the increasing rewards to four week (which is ages in crypto world) will be much better and it is what the users want.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=496685.new#new

>>184450

Just what I was about to say. Four weeks sounds like adequate time to get potential users on board.
Any chance a dev is monitoring this still?

>>184457
Please make a post in the BCT thread to help support this idea.

Current value in btc of each credit?

>>184466
https://www.swisscex.com/market/CR_BTC

>>184450
>>184459
Post it on the thread as I'm sure they're sleeping. I really want this thing to survive

Thank you everyone for your suggestions, I'm going to bring them up to the rest of the devs when they wake up. It's great to hear people saying that they want Credits to survive, we're going to make this as successful as we can.

>>184520
I wish you all the best, I want crytos to finally see real use.

>>184524
>crytos
u wot m9

>>184535
It's cryptos without out the pee, sadly none can remove the shit.

>>184524
>I want crytos to finally see real use.

there are real uses for other cryptos since the beginning

>>184556
Yes but it has all been very limited, I want to see a crypto option on eBay and facebook pay2win games.

>>184567
>crypto option on eBay and facebook pay2win games.

yeah that would be nice

but if ebay hasnt put bitcoin as an option so i doubt other crypto's can make it

>mfw mining pnd at 1sat was and still would be more profitable than mining crd at 55sat

Tell me I should keep on the Credit train, /biz/.

>>182570
bump

>>182570
>>184634

swisscex is ok i guess. As with any exchange it is always safe to put only the amount you are willing to risk/lose in there and not more

Using an exchange as a wallet can be risky should anything go wrong

>>184636

damn wrong wallet address

How many Creds do you guys have, apparently when it first took off some miners had 31k

>>184752
I have about 5k now, been mining on and off since release. I really hope the devs drop having increasing block rewards all the way up to 13k in six months because then all this mining won't be worth a damn

http://mag.newsweek.com/2014/03/14/bitcoin-satoshi-nakamoto.html

>>184833
What a piece of trash.

Trying to unload some DOGE on someone for Cr, How does 1DOGE for 5Cr sound?

>>184916
most exchanges have it the other way around, so that's absurdly good if you're getting cr

Selling some credit for doge.

I have about 2.5k credits ready to go. Anyone interested in it? Mail me at : themporium@outlook.com

>>184963
I'll give you 400doge for ¤2000

bump

Why should I mine now when I'll get more coins later on?

Coin's DOA.

>>185563
Difficulty and network hash rate. It's easy now, it won't be latter.

Bump

We have the dev's ear on rejiggering the block reward scheme at Bitcointalk. If you want to make what you've mined so far more valuable, pile on.

>>184752
9,000

>>185563
... ? You are not gonna get more coins, you will get less less coins later. Early mining is still the most profitable because difficulty is the #1 factor.

>>183718
You're retarded, Doge was born on /g/ and raised on reddit, no single individual person or small group of traders ever did anything to influence the coin

>>185796
It was the initial rise to 100 sato that got doge off the ground. It would have just been another shitcoin but when a shitcoin is actually making money people get interested.

>>185803
neu thred