namecoin has gone up $3 in like 1 hour
downloaded the litecoin and namecoin wallets
taking forever to sync
my litecoin qt has been syncing for hours and its at about 3%
i swear it isnt working
edit:- done 79500 out of 470000
LONG
Where are you guys buying your feathercoins?
btc-e
namecoin has gone up $3 in like 1 hour
where u gettin that from?
faze, once its synced im guessin u just get the code n transfer it over as u would with an online transfer
im scurred
u done it b4
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you know what i still dont know what im doing
reckon im just gnna blow a grand and recoup pennies
even though feathercoin is the cheapest out... its not even a dollar and if somehow manages to reach 100 dollars you are laughing... dont think i trust it
namecoin and litecoin seem most stable after bitcoin
but this is defo a bubble
So this is the cryptocurrency bubble, kind of like the dot com mkII
I want in this time, *looks at litecoin*
Where are you guys buying your feathercoins?
btc-e
>namecoin has gone up $3 in like 1 hour
where u gettin that from?
faze, once its synced im guessin u just get the code n transfer it over as u would with an online transfer
im scurred
u done it b4
its speeding up now getting more active connections, Gotta wait 3 days to withdraw anyway.
Just over 100 - got in when they were around £20 each.
The guy I got them from was an early miner that would only do meetups and sell if you were buying in bulk. Spoke to him the other day and he said he doesn't have 1 BTC to his name - the demand has been dumb.
/
Anyone serious about this digital currency thing, look into mining one (not bitcoin). All the info is out there.
i prefer this method,
will enquire
whats the difference between this and throwing a monkey on roulette
You are an idiot
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Mad baffed and confused about this whole thing.. Sounds like something I want to get into tho
If there's P to be made, i'm down
Need to dedicate some time to read and actually find out wtf bitcoins, feathercoins, litecoins etc are
So baffed!!
In my humble opinion, getting into mining for whatever currency is not going to yield much results for your effort at this stage.
u kno where u can buy em?
finding a way of copping some now
safe
u kno where u can buy em?
Exchanges
An exchange with a wide selection of alt coins.
Real time alt-coin exchange.
Popular Chinese exchange for cryptocurrencies.
Chinese crypto currency exchange
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This comes a bit like america when prospectors use to go out looking for gold
u kno where u can buy em?
Exchanges
An exchange with a wide selection of alt coins.
Real time alt-coin exchange.
Popular Chinese exchange for cryptocurrencies.
Chinese crypto currency exchange
yh jus clocked
looks like cryptsys the 1
wanted to put a oner on but im settin off for the wkend soon
might play about with this on the train
keep us updated lads
Bitcoin’s recent meteoric rise in value to over $1,000 has shone the spotlight on alternative currencies, but bitcoin is not the only new digital currency vying for relevancy in 2013.
Like bitcoins most of these currencies are mined by computers solving hard mathematical problems. The "coins" do not exist physically, of course, as the currencies are virtual existing only as computer files.
As they are based on peer-to-peer protocols, no one computer controls the currencies, but networks keep track of all transactions made using these digital currencies, but they do not know what the coins were actually used for – just the ID of the computer "wallet" they move from and to.
Here are nine alternatives to think about before putting your time, effort and money into bitcoin.
Litecoin
Like bitcoin, litecoin is another crytography-based digital currency, which has also seen a dramatic rise in value in recent months.
Litecoin, a peer-to-peer opensource digital currency, could be described as an offshoot of bitcoin. In fact, it is based on the bitcoin protocol, but instead of requiring extraordinary computing power to mine effectively, can be mined efficiently using standard computers due to its algorithm originally designed by Dr Colin Percival for the Tarsnap secure online backup service for Linux and other opensource operating systems.
Namecoin
Also based on bitcoin, namecoin is another opensource offshoot. A cryptocurrency, namecoin also acts as a decentralised DNS – the protocol on the internet that turns human-comprehensible website names such as theguardian.com into addresses understandable by machines. By acting as its own DNS, the currency operates outside the regular internet and therefore outside the governance of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann).
The currency values and domain names are stored within the blockchain record, which limits the total number of namecoins to 21m, with each coin divisible down to eight decimal places.
Peercoin
Another variant of the bitcoin-like peer-to-peer currency principle, peercoin promises increased efficiency of mining, improved security and safeguards to avoid abuse by group mining, which has recently been highlighted as a potential flaw with bitcoin.
Peercoin has the fourth-largest market cap among “altcoins” as these alternative digital currencies are known, according toCoinMarketCap.com, which tracks emerging and traded currencies.
Primecoin
A cryptocurrency like bitcoin, primecoin differs at its core because it uses a totally separate mathematical basis for mining. Instead of relying on bitcoin’s “Hashcash” algorithm, primecoin finds long Cunningham chains – a certain sequence of prime numbers named after the mathematician AJC Cunningham – to build value into the currency.
Unlike bitcoin, primecoin’s mining difficulty increases slightly with each new coin created, scaling more evenly than bitcoin’s bigger shift in mining difficulty every 2016 blocks.
Feathercoin
Based upon litecoin, feathercoin adjusts its mining difficulty more often than litecoin and was announced in April 2013. Unlike some other digital currencies, feathercoin updates regularly to incorporate new features and enhancements, including protections from abuse and forking by group mining.
Novacoin
Yet another peer-to-peer digital cryptocurrency, Novacoin differs from most of the other altcoins by integrating protection schemes within the core of the currency, which deters abuse by mining groups.
Novacoin also has a technical cap of 2bn coins, a much larger number than most of the other digital currencies which top out in the millions, rather than billions of coins. The cap could also be increased if it was ever reached, giving novacoin a theoretical dynamic inflation.
Infinitecoin
Announced in June 2013, as another litecoin spin-off, infinitecoin differs with more frequent difficulty adjustment rate during mining and the total number of coins that can be created, which is 1142.86 times as many as litecoin.
Megacoin
A bitcoin analogue in its infancy, created within the fourth quarter of 2013, megacoin is limited to 42m total coins and is mined like every other crytocurrency. Each coin worth around $0.50, and its main selling point is its overt branding, something quite a few other digital currencies lack.
Quark coin
Another altcoin in its infancy, launched in 2013, Quark coin takes the security elements of the cryptocurrency very seriously employing nine separate rounds of encryption using six different algorithms.
If those nine bitcoin alternatives weren’t enough for you, there are over 60 different altcoin currencies currently being traded at various exchanges like Cryptsy, including AndroidsTokens, AlphaCoin, AmericanCoin, AnonCoin, Argentum, AsicCoin, BBQCoin, BitCar, ByteCoin, BitGem, BottleCaps, CryptoBuck, CryptogenicBullion, CopperLark, Cosmoscoin, CHNCoin, ColossusCoin, CopperBars, CraftCoin, CasinoCoin ...
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a ffs went to pull out some funds from btc-e to put in megacoin and its got the same noob 3 day wait for withdrawal
lol ah well
possibly an easier way to buy bitcoins
they're adding feathercoins in december
can imagine the future of this to be up and down like the stock markets.......
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Where are you guys buying your feathercoins?
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