/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1990849
INNNNNN

Chinkcoin.

Why do I want it? whats new about it? tell me more.

>>1990849
Just threw 0.11 BTC at it.
Gonna just forget about it and check in like a week and see what happens.

>>1990879
I had the same questions and ofc it's a gamble but on their slack they told a couple of things recently. They want to get crypto as easy as handling with your normal banking account and with privacy in mind. Nothing very special, but they say they have the team to do it and make it very easy. Also, masternodes (which is a hype).

slack


https://chaincoin.herokuapp.com/ (Inviter)
https://chaincointeam.slack.com/ (Slack)

Interesting

>>1990884
did the same, /biz/ told me to buy pivx and I made some fair profits, so I though I will share this possible gem with /biz/ now

Current Node count: ~150

The algorithm produces -960 blocks per day, @ 16 coins per block is 7680 coins daily. with upcoming changes 75% of coins are allocated for dev fund (25%) and miners (50%), leaving 1920 coin (25%) for the masternode holder.
In one year the masternodes will earn 700,800 coins.
Your masternode return is 700,800 divided by the ‘Current Node count’ (~150)
With 150 nodes, each masternode will receive 4672 coins per annum - *467% return*
This earns you $208.94 per year at current price of $0.06, less cost of node ($44)
At the current price the development fund will have 2 BTC (58,400 CHC x $0.06 = $3504) per month to support development and innovation

>>1990924
Joined their slack and they are planning to be listed on other exchanges soon.
Got about 1600 coins rn and their new website and tutorials will come Friday.
Hyped that I got in so soon :)

>>1990975
Great! I have made a similar investment. Not much, but may explode soon. Excited as well :)

ok lets gamble

>>1990924
Math sounds nice but remember if this picks up any steam node count is going to leap up rewards getting dropped
>thank you for bringing something to us early on anonkun

>Not saying this will do a POSW or PIVX, those already had their moments

PoSW hasn't even started pumping yet dumbass.

>>1991118
get your -centralized staking and exchange coin with too much risks shilling- in another topic plz

kthxbye

>>1990849

thx OP i put 0.05 btc into it

waiting for confirmations, then becoming a masternode

>>1991273
Can someone tell me how to become a masternode? I'd like to learn for this coin.

>>1990849
Posw hasn't even started faggot

>>1990849
tfw i hit my daily bittrex withdrawal limit but I love my privacy too much to upgrade to a basic account but i want to get on chaincoin soon

Also another coin to watch would be Xtrabytes. They are claiming alot of big things and new tech along with masternodes.

how long until x10 gains lads??

>>1991658
thx for the tip!

>>1991906
2 weeks

Is cryptopia legit? I can't register, getting 500 error

>>1992641
bump does it work for anyone else?

>>1992641
>>1992761
Ok the problem was 100 ch password too long.
What a shit website

who here /gambling/
kek wills it lads

Just bought some. More info from the slack:

- Devs are based in :
"Australia, NZ, France, South Africa and Canada"

- "Chaincoin was the first coin launched with eleven hashing algorithms chained, one on top of the other. Very shortly after launch, Darkcoin (DASH) was launched with almost the same hashing algorithm, just in a slightly different order." (checked this, )

- The idea of having masternodes with only 1k coins looks like an effort to give people with less coins more power and not make the rich richer. Similar to the pivx staking I would say.

- If you read the old bitcointalk thread you can see the devs are hardworking and seem to be pro protocol and not just people trying to make a business out of it.

>>1993172
>The idea of having masternodes with only 1k coins looks like an effort to give people with less coins more power and not make the rich richer. Similar to the pivx staking I would say.
That's pretty neat. Much better imo than requiring the 10,000 coins for pivx to be locked away and offline.

Also the wallet is here : https://github-cloud.s3.amazonaws.com/releases/16034129/82801d24-1437-11e7-9d7a-802696484492.exe?X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAISTNZFOVBIJMK3TQ%2F20170425%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20170425T225602Z&X-Amz-Expires=300&X-Amz-Signature=3143e5f7511065b8d2484103d0e1a19c42f322d24d772770bc0a184fe2b74e82&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&actor_id=0&response-content-disposition=attachment%3B%20filename%3Dchaincoin-0.9.2.3-win32-setup.exe&response-content-type=application%2Foctet-stream

I wouldn't recommend keeping the coins in cryptopiashit

oops:

https://github.com/chaincoin/chaincoin/releases/download/v0.9.2.3/chaincoin-0.9.2.3-win32-setup.exe

>>1993243
is there a faster way to download the chain history? its 3 years behind