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first for Trumpcoin = Mooncoin

houston we're rich as fuck.

So can someone explain to me what "proof of stake" is? Also, is there a way to turn it off so it doesn't use up my CPU power (assuming it's intensive, otherwise idgaf)?

Let's keep making some more of this fantastic "TrumpCointnet" (kek kill me now), otherwise we'll run out at the speed of these threads!

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>>1411270
go go causecoin

make crypto great again!

TRUMPCOIN is a scam

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>>1411277
It means that you cannot mine trumpcoins, they are rewarded 2% annually if you open and unlock your wallet. If you dont want to "mine" trumpcoins just encrypt and lock your wallet, thats all.

MAGA

>>1411285
And here comes Mr.Nocoiner

>>1411277
Yah what >>1411289 said.

>>1404844 #
>>1404842 #
Staking is slow, you get 2% annual return. This is actually much higher than banks which offer 0.06% annual return.

Staking is just keeping you wallet "unlocked for staking" it is the same principle as with Bitcoin, except instead of miners driving the block chain, stakers drive the block chain.
Obviously the more coins you have, the more you will get annually. The CPU resources show up as less than 8% for me.

Either way, you don't have to stake, but the 2% return is the incentive to stake. You can just keep your coins locked in your wallet and they will be very safe.

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>>1411291

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Just reposting my announcement in brief for those who didn't catch it last thread, I've written an ebuild you can use from my personal Gentoo overlay to compile and install the TrumpCoin-Qt client. I'm working right now on an ebuild for Trumpcoind and have plans to also make both a .deb package for Debian.

Donations are appreciated, small amounts of TRUMP to the later address will help me confirm the client is handling transactions normally:

BTC: 12MSYCrexdbFnkV4mb58oxCutC6SQBmNpC
TRUMP: TKsrihToGtJCr9E5BQ31nNEnzBm5ynnQyY

Gentoo/Funtoo Overlay: https://gitgud.io/gitgud-software/gitgud-overlay
Overlay Usage Instructions: https://gitgud.io/gitgud-software/gitgud-overlay/blob/master/README.md

>>1411285
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>>1411289
Kind of a noob here. What does encrypting the wallet do?

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>>1411285
"he doesn't have ANY trumpcoins"

"what a poor loser"

>>1411298

does mining trump take a lot of resources like BTC?

>>1411258
Nice to see @TrumpcoinG there.
At least a couple of accounts with big followers have favourited my tweets today.
Issue is getting followers.

>>1411298
Like someone said earlier, please post this on bitcointalk as well if you haven't. /biz/ is temporary after all.

>>1411322
I wouldn't know, I'm not mining it and I don't think Blake PoS coins are even mined in a traditional sense:

https://docs.decred.org/mining/proof-of-stake/

>>1411322
Nah the staking doesn't use 10% of your CPU

>>1411322
Staking takes far less resources than traditional mining

>>1411330
Way ahead of you, one of the team members PM'd me about it after the post. If my build isn't an insecure mess everything should be good.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1558916.msg15750854#msg15750854

>>1411342
Great.

>>1411285
>doesn't buy trumpcoin
>thinks stacy will ever fuck him

LMAOING AT YOUR LIFE

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>>1411309
It just means creating a password

Alright, Signal7's recognized the Gentoo port as legit.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1558916.msg15751434#msg15751434

Going to go right ahead and keep things rolling. Trumpcoind ebuild should be out in a few minutes for developers.

>>1411398
what does all the technical shit you wrote mean on that thread?

What exactly is a "node"? When it says 3 connections on my wallet? are those nodes? are those the list of other people with wallets open (only 3)?

Stop pumping you assholes. Finally got 600-800 set aside for this. Waiting for it to clear sucks.

>>1411415

Just buy, its only going to go up from here.

>>1411405
Lemme ELI5 what I've said so far and mix in some announcements:
1. Install Gentoo
2. GNU/Linux is good for your security
3. I'm working on an installation method for Debian Linux
4. I've just wrapped up the preliminary Gentoo version of trumpcoind, the terminal/CLI interface for the coin usable by developers
5. If you're using desktop Gentoo and installing the GUI client, dbus, ipv6, qrcode, and upnp are good to enable so they're included when the package is built.

DBUS handles notifications via FreeDesktop, ipv6 enables compatibility with ipv6 address, qrcode allows the client to generate QR codes for your TrumpCoin addresses, and upnp makes it easier to connect to the TrumpCoin network.

The stuff in the code box is literally what you punch into a terminal in Gentoo to get things installed.

>>>/g/ has some threads on a variety of computing topics if you'd like to learn a bit about what I'm doing.

Why are they pumping trump right now on Yobit?

Have to say, bought in 1000 trumps at 8k sats and it's consistently gone up from then. Higher highs and lows almost every day for weeks.

>>1411409
black guy going ????.png

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>>1411460

Will the market crash if hillary wins?

>>1411436
does anyone know how they are able to buy such little amounts of trump pm yobit? it always promos me with a minimum amount

>>1411497
Wanna know that too.

>>1411490
Maybe a bit,but it sounds like they have other causes planned out for after the campaign.

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Make Crypto Great Again! GO CAUSECOIN HIGH ENERGY CRYPTOPAC!

>>1411581
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

>>1411581
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!

>>1411581
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

>>1411581
MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!

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>>1411671
>>1411668
>>1411636
>>1411587

This is one sturdy coin let me tell you that

Just been paid

Can someone give me the pros and cons of spending all my monthly food budget on Trump coins?

>>1411688
TrumpCoin is a sturdy altcoin, but you shouldn't gamble your food budget on anything anon.

>>1411688
Sell something and buy with that money instead.

Are there any quick calculators that can calculate how much you would have profited if you had purchased $1000 of trump coins and held until now?

>>1411706
winkey+R
type Calc
enter

>>1411688
buy $10 in kratom to suppress your appetite, $40 in protein shakes, $10 ramen noodles
the rest balls deep in trumpcoin.
temporary sacrifice to retire early lad

>>1411724
I don't want to have to calculate everything myself.

>>1411734
We would need to know what trump price you bought at and what BTC price was at the time

>>1411706
well price rose like 50% in the past few weeks, so probably 1500.

price doesn't wanna move :/
we want 10 cents!! :^)

pricetalk is at
irc.freenode.net
#CryptoTA

Alright you guys, I'm paycheck to paycheck poorfag working at a nonprofit for minimum, but I just used all the excess cash I had from my most recent paycheck to get about 800 trump.

I'm a little worried that I'm going to miss out on making anything serious off of a small stake though, but if anyone wants to donate and has /k/ or /fit/ related questions, I've browsed both boards for about 4 years and can answer just about any question with sound advice. Alternatively, I've got a B.S. in Psych and used to work in clinical research for companies like Pfizer and Nova Nordisk, so I can give some insight into which companies have shady practices and which do it legit, or I can answer psych related questions.

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>>1411772

That's your trump wallet, yeah? I can shoot my .45 USP very easily, and get follow-up shots just as easily as most other brands' 9mm. Is it a good HD/carry gun if it only has 12+1? Is the power of .45 worth it? Follow-up shots are pretty much the same and it's ridiculously reliable and I conceal it well.

I no longer have an interest in women after a 2.5 year long relationship (my first one too) just self-destructing. Should I act on these bisexual urges and see if I just want to pursue men? Or is it hedonism?

And will drinking every other night affect my gains? What's the minimal amount of drinking I can get away with in a week? I like getting pretty tipsy when I drink, but can live with doing that once a week if I can drink a couple beers occasionally.

Will send some trumps if you answer, MAGA

>>1411258
Where are some other places besides the dead /r/Trumpcoin that we can talk about this wonderful coin? This general has been dead for hours.

>>1411865
Not him but,
>carry what you like. 12 rounds for cc is plenty.
>could just be a phase depending on age. You probably won't regret trying it.
>alcohol inhibits the metabolization of fat. Lowers test. Keep it minimal.

>>1411912

Good answers but no trump wallet, I'll have to wait for him to respond. If you post yours I can throw some your way.

does it take a lot of hydro to mine these trumps?

MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN

>>1411865
1. 12+1 is great for an HD and carry gun, especially considering the caliber. They do make holsters that have spots for extra mags. I don't think they're necessary, but if it puts your mind at ease, you could certainly go that route. Honestly, when it comes down to power, as long as you're not shooting a 22, you're going to be good. Everyone loves arguing over 9mm vs 40s&w vs 45acp, but the difference in tissue damage is small. What is more important is how comfortable you are shooting the gun, how accurate you are with the gun, how well you can put out follow up shots, and how reliable the gun is. It sounds like you're gun is great for you in all those categories, so I would advise you to stick with it.

For HD, you could even get a semi-auto carbine or rifle with a large mag, such as an AR-15 variant. Again, not necessary. I wouldn't lose a wink of sleep using the pistol for HD; I'm just speaking in terms of optimization.

2. Depends on the age you started having bisexual urges. If you've been having them for a long time, it's probably time to explore that a little deeper. If this is something that has just occurred since your breakup, it could be a direct effect from the breakup. Also, watching a lots and lots of porn can play a factor in that. In a sense, you could want to be in the position girl that you're jerking it to in the video. This is one I feel I need to follow up with you on, because it really depends on how long you have had these urges, and if you feel there is anything in your life that is directly tied to their inception.

3. Yes, drinking every other night will hinder your gains. Optimally, drinking as little as possible is best, but you could get away with once a week. I don't know what your workout schedule looks like, but doing it on a rest day or the night before a rest day would be best. You're going to want to stay extra hydrated too. Drink lots of water. A gallon per day is a good point to aim for, but get a minimum 1/2 gallon.

>>1411959
I carry a glock 19 but as long as it doesn't print, use it. Don't assume your last relationship will be the same as the next. Alan aragon (PhD I believe) is where I got that info about alcohol. Best advice was make your drinking days low fat higher carb reduce the effect on the metabolization of fat. I don't remember where the evidence of affecting test was, but it seems to be the prevailing thought. Good luck anon. No need for donations.

You guys think we will push the ceiling again? It seems like it's in this .07-.08 gridlock

>>1412024
Hoping it shows natural growth until a major event, so it's likely to stick in this area for at least a week.

>>1412024
of course bro, there aren't a lot of people looking to sell right now, eventually buyers and sellers will meet and redistribution will take place

If you have a Reddit account can you subsribe to the trumpcoin subreddit. We need to get the support of Reddit since they are the closet outlet to the normal folk. https://www.reddit.com/r/trumpcoin
I know your not my personal army but fuck do I want soar to the moon.

>>1412042
Done.

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Need some help. I transferred my coins from c-cex to my wallet earlier today, but I wasn't finished with the initial sync yet. I finally finished it, but my wallet is still empty and says out of sync. what do? The connection in the bottom right is garbage

>>1411865
> .45 is all over the place, get something smaller
> disease does not fade, regret does
> stop trying to ride the rail, there is no reward to being halfassed, go totally clean for one month and see how you feel and look after

>>1412074
>all over the place
What the fuck are you talking about?
>disease
Don't be a fool wrap your tool
>abstinence
Moderation you prude.

One of the dumbest posts I've ever read.

Totally forgot about this memecoin Bought in a lot when it was 4k satoshi and suddenly realized I'm a couple €100 richer.

What do I do? Buy more for the moon mission?

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>>1412152
yea just keep buying up, this coin has a long way to go

>>1412152
damn im only up 20 american

Trumcoin is life; I live for trumpcoin

Who should I tweet/DM to about TC?

Currently sitting at 298 trumps, any anons with hundreds of thousands feeling generous? TY5SvcN1874toMD4qpkfmw5Ctoc5yC1pUZ

All this begging is getting annoying.

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Some anon said yesterday that our hands will be tested this weekend. Well see if true, HYPE.

>>1412298
Lets get ready for takeoff

Serious question, let's say one makes a huge profit on this or any coin, like hundreds of thousands of dollars. How to get that back into fiat without paying a lot in taxes? How much can you exchange back into a bank account at once without drawing attention? Do people who make huge profits just keep it in Bitcoin?

>>1412358
Second this question. I live in the UK, is there a way of avoiding the tax mans dicking or is it not worth it?

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>>1412358
>>1412361
I dont know if those are valid options, just read about it on some bitcoin forums:

1. buy gold for BTC and hold for 6 months then sell for fiat (apparently legal in poland)
2. register a firm in some other country and transfer funds there
3. just hold BTC

or alternatively just hire some really good tax lawyer to help you minimize tax costs with some law shenanigans.

Hope this helps, MAGA lads, were all going to have this problem.

>>1412358
ill be keeping mine in bitcoin. capital gains tax is 50% in kangarooland.

>>1412363

Yea I was looking into opening up a "cryptocurrency investment company" in British Virgin Islands to hold the coins/profits but then I know nothing about that, like can I just buy what I want with a corporate debit/credit card? I'm assuming affiliate markets and anyone who makes all their money online does this?

>>1412364

Yep, same here in Canada.

>>1412014

I have an AR too but the pistol sleeps next to me. I love it so I won't get another one, I think too much /k/ rotted my mind.

I've had them for quite awhile but I just can't find the female mind romantically attractive anymore. Yeah I loved pegging when I tried it with my gf, but it's deeper than that.

MAGA, don't forget to take profits! Thanks

>>1412358
>>1412361
>>1412363
>>1412364
>>1412366

thought... (applies mainly to koalas and leaves i think)

>"If you sell or dispose of your capital gains tax assets in less than 12 months you’ll pay the full capital gain" - aus gov tax rule

if you hold your gains in btc for 12 months then you only have to pay income tax i think. what if you held it and just say you did a small amount of day trading with btc since daytrading seems to be less regulated since its so hard to do paper work for (ie 100 trades a day) ?

>>1412371

That's an option, but is BTC expecting to stay around it's current price from now on? Because it drop back down to half the current price I may aswell take the higher taxes.

>>1412376
true that. mabye use your btc to buy gold and hold. gold shouldnt be dropping anytime soon

>>1412380
Sounds like a good idea, there are many Websites which accept bitcoin and also all4btc which lets you buy things from eBay or Amazon for btc

>>1411734
Lazy fucking nigger.

threads dying out desu

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>>1412523
It will gain momentum by the evening, as always

This might sound stupid, but help me with the basics.
On yobit, in the sell and buy columns, for some coins, why are the price box prices different from the price written just above it? (Even half).

>>1412553
Well, it's same now. I'm on a slow network. So is it just syncing?

But if it's just syncing;
when I put a number in the amount box, it does calculations based on the number in the price box below. So which number is taken?
Price box or the price written just above amount box?

trumpcoin may have run its course

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One more day until my weekly limit resets. Fucking circle man.

>>1412647
No. You're just too impatient. The devs are hard at work. There won't be news everyday, they don't want fake hype.

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Also how many fellow cali fags plan on leaving after you cash out? The taxes and job growth here are terrible.

>>1412369
Any too much of one board can rot your mind. People start to take memes too seriously.

Sounds like its time to give the bisexual urges a try. You can take it slow, or go out and sleep with someone right away. Whatever you feel comfortable with.
Also, women are crazy. Actually, everyone is crazy when you get to know them well enough. It's just a matter of finding someone who's craziness you can accept and vice versa. Women aren't all bad and don't all think alike, despite what a lot of people here think. Also, don't jump right into the next relationship. Take a few months at least to try to figure out what you want in a partner, and learn to identify those traits. Best of luck.

>>1412647
Are you guys really this impatient? We just had a pump based on practically nothing. The devs seem to be hard at work. Buy and sit patiently.

Bittrex considers adding TrumpCoin!

>>1412697
nice fomo
88/8

For those seeing the Bittrex considering TrumpCoin post bear in mind the guy posting is no longer involved in the dev team

may well be happening but dont take it as some certainty the coin failed to deliver on

I wanna buy into your memecoin, which exchange should I go to?

>>1412697
>chicken claiming bitrex consideration

fyi, I contacted my friend at bitrex and neither he or any of his team have spoken to him in any capacity, and he confirms that this is a lie.

Friendly reminder that the original PnD dev is still involved behind the scenes and can't help himself but to post on the forums even though I can envision the """""new"""" dev team trying to explain to him furiously that he should stay silent and let them keep up appearances that he's gone. My guess is that occasionally he truly can't help himself.

The best part is he thinks he's talented at deceit and believes his replies are actually being believed, all the while the ""new"" dev team is shaking their heads going "goddamnit he's compromising our plan, someone remind him to stay silent during this gimmick"

Contact bitrex yourself if you don't believe me. They'll respond to email from the public.
Oh and can someone link me to the block Explorer that shows the 200k fund?

How's that .rocks being removed going?

I'm not saying don't invest, but please stay informed and remember that a pump is coming.

tldr: chicken a still involved and probably in control and you actually believe he's not

lmao at your life if that's true

circle asks for my license and picture
how can i get around this

>>1412853
>200k wallet address

I'd like an update on this too actually, maybe just include it in the new TCG?

>>1412856
You don't. You can't.

>>1412867
wow

>>1412856
>>1412868
It's an automated process by a third party.
I don't think circle ever gets your picture.

>>1411294
Hi, popping in, does this staking take place in the Trumpcoin wallet specifically (so I would transfer my Trumpcoins to my Trumpcoin wallet, instead of my normal wallet) or in the Trumpcoin in general?

>>1412886
In the Trumpcoin desktop wallet

Why do banks take so long to transfer and don't work in the weekends like its 1997 or some shit. I wanna buy some more trumpcoins but have to wait until monday when the price is gonna be higher already

>>1412887
So, it's in my best interest to keep my Trumpcoins in the Trumpcoin desktop wallet, correct?

>>1412853
is this true? devs?

>>1412853
Chicken is neither involved nor particularly well thought of among the team

No-one will give this bittrex thing any attention or credence unless he supports it and we have far more interesting things in development that aren't the ramblings of a narcissistic goon

>>1412853

Are you implying that the new dev team is not in this for real?

If so, you are wrong. A more likely scenario is that Chicken/Chris is going rogue and well, as you put it, can't help himself, which is why the .rocks site is still up.

Still at this point Chicken is mostly irrelevant.

I investigated the lead dev team, specifically the lead developer Signal7. He is indeed a real person from what I can tell has a Facebook and an, albeit outdated Linkedin profile.I have quite a bit of money invested in this project and I am confident in the new dev team to deliver.

>>1412897
>>1412900
refer here>>1412821

he only appears when the coin's price does well independent of him and feels like getting attention

we're ignoring him, i'd suggest you do the same

if bittrex picks us up, you'll know about it when its confirmed

>>1412902
fuck bittex that low quality shit exchange. It's all about getting added to Coinbase. Maybe bitfinex or Gemini, perhaps even circle.

>>1412896
Yes

>>1412922
That would be phenomenal

So there's another pump this weekend? What news or feature could cause the price to go up again?

>>1412847
I use ccex, most use yobit. Yobit has a higher volume, Ccex has a better format and graph. Also yobit went down the other day and scared everyone.

>>1412922
>getting added to Coinbase
Now that's just delusional.

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>>1412977

>>1412922
What about Poloniex? or is that low-tier too just like Yobit?

I've searched and searched and found no way to end the out of sync status on my wallet.
I've gone into the appdata and changed trumpcoin.conf.
ran in administrator
My firewall isn't blocking it
Any help?
I've already transferred my fucking coins to this wallet

>>1413022
Just be yourself :^)

>>1413023
I exist in currency form and I must economize.

>>1413022

just leave your wallet open until it syncs. It could take several hours, took mine almost 2 days

>>1413022
Have you tried to contact the devs?

>>1413028
Well, that's the best advice I've gotten.
I have had the internet at the bottom connect, although it was only one red bar.
>>1413030
Yeah, but that was only a bit ago.

WAITING GAME TIME

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friendly reminder to back up your trumpcoin wallet

>>1411429
You may need to rethink what ELI5 means.

Take a step back and pretend you're a very non-technical person, like a 95 yr old WW2 vet who still watches reruns of Murder She Wrote. Or perhaps even a literal 5 yr old first grader who eats his own boogers during naptime and gets his ass kicked daily at the tetherball court.

Now... try again, computer /wiz/bro.

>$28

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>>1413090
AT LEAST

Hello /biz/ bros, ive got exactly 964 trumps right now, could you guys help me out and make me closer to my first 1000?

TG2fFu3YxPnRNm6txLsB9PqThEjuMjif5B

Alright, memes aside, do you guys actually think this coin will break $1?

>>1413135
Yes, if we manage to get normies on board.

$100 HERE WE COME

Just bought a couple more thousand on yobit wew

When's the awesome retweet with big exposure happening?

So I just went through the painful process of learning all about bitcoins, and wallets, and circle/coinbase/kraken to actually buy crypto.

This was this morning, now after reading I'm curious about how to actually get it back to USD.

How would I go back from Trump to Bitcoin to USD?

Do I need to turn it into a paycard of some sort, or is there which site should I link a bank account to for when the day comes?

I just noticed i havent mined a coin since the 25th. Does it have something to do with my activating my firewall? I did make sure to allow the wallet access through.

Anybody else had long transfer times to ccex? I sent some BTC to my ccex address about an hour ago and it hasn't even started confirmations yet, and usually it's already in. Still pending in coinbase

>>1413281
Just sell it back the way you bought in. Keep taxes in mind though, you're good until its back into USD, so if you are uncertain, just leave it in btc until you have an exit plan

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>>1413048
How often should I back up?

>>1413299
>>1413281
Just know taxes only count if you withdraw the usd. And only tax is the profit on the capital gain.
So if you have 600, and made 601, you just pay capital gains tax on $1.

Now you see why capital gains tax is a terrible way to "tax the rich" it actually taxes folks with low capital to day trade with.

those with large hedgefunds and millions (billions), the small increase in capital gains tax is nothing, but for the average joe trading, it is dramatic.

>>1413294
The BTC transaction is just taking a while, it happens. I waited for 3 days on CCEX to get some deposited.

If it's confirmed on circle and still doesn't show up in CCEX at least 10 minutes later I'd just send a support ticket. They can usually fix it right away.

>>1413402
I use coinbase, but yeah it's still pending there, just makes me antsy. Thanks m8y

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We're at .083 now boii fuuuuuuuuuuuck

Houston, We're filthy fucking rich.

can't tell you who I am, but big development coming within 96 hrs. Screencast this and give me trump tips if you buy now and get 25% gains.

ive been away for awhile. did the devs figure their shit out after chicken?

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>>1413085
Jesus, lemme try again:

1. Install Gentoo
2. Linux keeps le spooky hackerman out your computer
3. I'm working on a version you can use in that big black box with a text prompt that intimidates you
4. If you actually need an explanation this basic, you are not using Gentoo and should not care.

On a not-ELI5 note, I've cooked up a build script that shits out a 64-bit GNU/Linux executable for TrumpCoin in the AppImage format. Unless you're on some really exotic shit this will be "the" GNU/Linux TrumpCoin client. It just werks.

I'm just waiting for the developers to start using Travis CI and to distribute the AppImage themselves. For those interested in trying out the build from my fork of TrumpCoin, here's the as-of-yet unvetted test build.

https://transfer.sh/4TurD/trumpcoin-qt-git9a18c4b-glibc2.15-x86-64.appimage

trying to send 50k trumps from my wallet to yobit and keep getting error in my wallet
"Error:transaction creation failed

watdo

>>1413444
Try sending it in smaller amounts (e.g. 25k)

>>1413445
why does it do this? trumpcoin can't handle sending 4k worth of Trump?
wow

>>1413443
Wtf

>>1413443
I think you're probably really bright with a high cognitive ceiling. But I'm even more sure you are on the spectrum.....

welcome aboard!

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Some big channel like Can't Stump has to advertise this asap and we'll be rich as fuck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c9agPL4dTs

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>>1413449
>>1413451
Jesus I thought that /biz/ would have had at least a little overlap with /g/, considering this board was designated as containment for cryptocurrency discussion after Dogecoin blew over. I feel really alone now.

Summed up, this means Trumpcoin for Linux. All the Linux. IT JUST WERKS.

>>1413448
There's a transaction limit bug I think. I tried to send 50k coins once aswell and it didn't work. Breaking it up in smaller transactions (< 50k) did work.

>>1413448
if you've never staked, you could probably send 100k trumps at once. It has to do with invisible breakdown of the mathematical division of the coins you've received from staking. it's a common """problem""" with Proof of stake coins (not really a problem you can just send 3 transactions instead of one), so go take it up with the autist vitalik

>>1413448
>>1413458
Or that

>>1413455
it's not a bug, it's common in POS or even in bitcoin if you receive lots of small transactions

crypto neet here, iv taken a look under the hood of Trumpcoin, everything looks fine, basic - but fine

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What's TrumpCoin? Send me some!

1LAzwHN7mJxnLwwnwnFPESNW3PLyiqZL8L

OC boobs in exchange.

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>Still investing in crypto-ponzi schemes
>current year

What is wrong with you people?
There is no such thing as fast and easy money, especially without risk.

Get a job and get into the market, grow up kids

>>1413471
Of course it's high risk.

>>1413471

Last time I checked, theres quite a bit of risk in investing.

>>1413464
I'll go 10 trumps to see her ass, looks thicc

>>1413474
>>1413476
>Magic internet money
>Just invest 100 dollars at the start, shill it, watch it grow dozens of times its value
"Risk"

>>1413485
This

>>1413464
>fat chestlets
Typical Trump supporter's gf.

>>1413485

If only that was true. Too bad, it isn't.

If trump goes to 28$ a coin i will be a multi multi multi millionare

>>1413485

OMG you're right. All of those people who invest in early stage startups and such arent taking a risk at all, its guaranteed money. I mean, let's forget the figures that over 90% of all startups fail, no, all of those people that invest in early stage projects are just making magic money out of thin air and not taking any risks at all. They arent taking any risks in a speculative investment.

Investing is not risky at all. All of those stories of the stress that it causes are just myths, thats all.

>>1413506
>>1413510

Have you ever traded crypto currencies before? If you're early in to them it's easy as fuck to make money. This shit isn't a startup it's an unregulated stock market essentially.

>>1413464
not that great, but I'm curious by nature let's see that thang

Man it has been surprisingly stable at 12k sats for the past day or so. One would think there would be a pump and dump after breaking though the 8k resistance and now it is 12k. Now hopefully people realize huge dumps now has little effect on the price and I do not expect any shorting now as it is too risky for them and they will just lose out.

>>1413512

Have you? I've been trading for 3 years, its not "easy as fuck". Anyone who trades crypto knows that crypto is risky as hell, the market is totally volatile, currencies can crash at any minute.

Many times when you invest early, the stock CRASHES.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/xcurrency/

https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/instantdex/

https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/swarm/

Just some examples of the price going down over time, not up.

Yes, crypto is an unregulated stock market. But that doesnt mean shit. If anything, its MORE risky here.

>>1413516
>shut up you fucking nocoiner

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GIMME SOME OF THAT TRUMPCOIN BABY!!!!!!

I'll start posting pictures of my exes for every 10 TRUMPCOIN! MAKE CRYPTO GREAT AGAIN!

>>1413517

I bought over 20k trumps this weekend, I wish I knew about it earlier.

Trumpcoin is an exceptional coin and I'm confident that it will moon.

I'm just dispelling the myths that the cryptomarket is for kids, or its not "real" trading or a scam market. It's not. It's a very real market and you are indeed taking a risk with a potentially big reward.

Trump here is still in an early stage IMO. Anyone getting in before mid August. I've heard there are some big plans for this coin and if these plans are true...then...this coin is going to hit the top 20 easy.

>>1413523
What do you think of the rumors of 28$ a coin

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>>1411258
>let's fundraise a billionaire politican

Thank God I don't live in America. I won't go bankrupt for these broken sides.

>>1413524

It's possible. For that to happen it would have to hit $180M marketcap. Take a look at NEM's chart. In Jan it was 1.5 million, July it peaked at $100 Million.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nem/

So yeah, it's possible. Though remember that a coin usually has a peak for a few days, then diminishes to a lower price.

Regardless, Trump has an exceptional chart, quite rare in the crypto world. It's just a steady consistent gain. That's phenomenal, which is probably why you have so many jealous posters here telling people to "get a real job" lol.

Trumpcoin is just a genius coin, first of its kind. I can see it peaking at $180 million marketcap and hitting the top 10 coins. But it has to go beyond /biz/ and go mainstream.

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>>1413524
>>1413537

>Trump has an exceptional chart, quite rare in the crypto world. It's just a steady consistent gain

and we all know when ever that happens in the stockmarket, forex or cryptos it is always followed by huge exponential growth

pic attached is finance anons prediction, he didnt give us a screencap of the math he went through though. finance anon if your reading this could you do your workings for how you got to your conclusions again? so i can screencap it

>>1413537
Yeah it's definitely a problem going mainstream. R/the donald are being hard asses about it and not sure how the Alex Jones thing will pan out. Maybe a mention from Milo?

>>1413464
Booo, you give a shame to a cause
P. S clean a room

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>>1413548

will there even be enough liquidity if it hits 28$

>>1413551

Well...actually...it may not be a problem for much longer. If the community gets together and hits Youtube, makes more videos about Trumpcoin (I suggest contacting CantStump), hits Twitter and all the social media we can, and combine that with a mini exchange on the main website, and the madness will begin.

Getting Trumpcoin on another exchange will also help.

Any mention from a major figure will make this thing go berserk. Milo would be perfect, but anyone would do - the Crypto world loves media mentions, which is why Trumpcoin had that mega pump that brought it to 1M in under 24 hours.

I'ts no coincidence that Chicken65 got pushed out after that, he's a loose cannon. Now this is a serious team and if they light a fire under their asses - which I believe they are - they can make history with the first Causecoin.

Reddit will only jump on board later on when the coin gets more recognition, unfortunately.

I agree with the above IF we had more time before the election...we need time for peaks -> sell offs -> redistribution -> peak -> sell offs -> redistribution
etc

>>1413587

3 months is plenty of time in the crypto world for huge explosions. Will it reach $180M market cap? Maybe. But I'll tell you this - Trumpcoin has enough things going for it, for the coin to explode, to whether its 10 million, 30 million, 80 million or 100 million++. THAT I can say for certain.

3 months is PLENTY of time.

>>1413506
>>1413510
I can smell your cognitive dissonance from here.
Tell that to Ferguson

>>1413523
lol attitude like that makes you buy the top as it dumps your hand will be put to the test.

>>1413444
Try to send just 34 trumps to this wallet: TG2fFu3YxPnRNm6txLsB9PqThEjuMjif5B

Ive got exactly 964 trumps, could you make me closer to my first thousand?

>>1413633
come on guy, stop begging.

im sure you have $2 to by 36tc

>>1413509
Thats what i keep thinking about, is it real?
If is gets even $10 a coin, us all going to be fucking rich? Is that possible?

Holy shit, i cant even imagine such a thing...

>>1413664
You'd be surprised ;)

>>1413664
that's a massive market cap where along the way hundreds of btc will needed just to move the price.

>>1413454

Damn straight. If these faggots can't figure out that Linux is actually easier than a Windows box they're certainly not gonna be able to figure out market forces.

SRS, has anyone ever considered the fact that windows is more difficult than Linux when they spend 90% of their time trying to figure out some bullshit "unknown error occurred" shit from Windows when in linux everything is spelled out for you with big letters.

>>1413668

It has happened, take a look at past charts of other cryptos. Stock market is horse and buggy, crypto is a jetliner

>>1411258
>people actually buying into Trumpcoin

Why
Why would you do this
If the answer is Trumpcoin is going up, technical analysis is a joke, might as well play blackjack
Why do you think Trumpcoin will become more prevalent in ten, fifteen years?

>>1413679
Where do you think the value is coming from?

>>1413512
>it's easy in hindsight
By that reasoning I should invest in all tech startups because if I had for Apple I'd be rich
Cryptocurrenices have no utility, no intrinsic value. If you buy stock you own some part of the company's assests or even dividends, but what is cryptocurrency based on?

>>1413596
>several thousand percent gain in several months
Keep dreaming

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Any TrumpCoin holders will be thrilled with their gains on November 9, I guarantee it.

You can't do technical analysis yet due to low volume an even when you can it'll only to be shaving profits intra day.
Prices go up based on the expectation that theyll go up, that's applies to nearly all markets. The days of fundamental are gone, even in the stock market.
Crypto is a separate beast, things happen must faster..will they have "before November fast"? that's a rough call, but please don't tell me this coin or any coin for that matter won't moon because people don't know what's going on "under the hood".

Best bet is to look at similar coins in the past and try and find similarities, do you see positive similarities with trump? if so have fun, if not tread lightly.
Dev team is a BIG one with these alts and the vote isn't out yet on that

>>1413692

We don't have to dream it already happened many times to other currencies. Welcome to Crypto. Not all cryptos gain , some win and lose. Some cryptos have crashed and never recovered. BUT Trumpcoin has only gained. No need to dream lmao. But hey you don't have to invest just don't get upset when it goes past $1

found this on /pol/
its actually pretty interesting
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rksd80-FCAw

its donald trump talking about the housing recession in the 90's with an american housing budget commision

Don't be mad when people are bragging about their ferraris in a couple months

>>1413701
Do you understand the basic economic principle of where value comes from? The utility of currency comes from being able to be used as currency. Trumpcoin is no different from other much more popular ones, and clearly it's value is being exaggerated by speculators because of the 2% annual return policy. Bitcoin find its utility mostly in darknet transactions. They are far too volatile to ever be accepted as a mainstream currency.

What is the utility of Trumpcoin?

Technical analysis is not reliable. You cannot say a company's value will keep increasing because it has in the past.

>>1413692
>several thousand percent gain in several months
>Keep dreaming

This is a crypto currency. 1000's of percent gains is nothing new. especially when coins usually start off with like 10 different investors with only hundreds invested. however obviously crypto is gaining even more popularity and millions of dollars are invested in it. when average crypto investors realise, which i beleve they have, that trumpcoin has strong fundamentals and is standing out against the crowd of other coins on the technical front (exponential growth indication, solid mean growth) that they will all jump on board and stick with it for the long haul.

from now on this coin has only one overall heading and thats up

>>1413698
Fundamentals are not gone. Any decent investor like Buffett or big banks checks the past earnings, P/E ratio, sales projections, future outlooks and so on.

>>1413718
>1000% gains are nothing new
No, they are not, but why will Trump coin experience this? And those 1000% gains comes with 90% drops.

Crypto's utility has not been expanded. It's still just used for black market Internet transactions. There's no room for future growth into use as mainstream currency since there's no way to stabilise it. And even if there were, the first to he used would be bitcoin.

>solid mean growth, exponential growth indication
Those are not fundmental analysis. That's technical analysis. Fundmental analysis is giving reasons why it'll grow, not pointing to past charts and saying "Hey, it'll happen again".

I'll buy a thousand dollars worth of bitcoin if you can convince me of the utility of Trumpcoin, including its bubble inducing policy of 2% returns for nothing.

>>1413727
> It's still just used for black market Internet transactions.

thats extremely exagerated and a little ignorant. it does happen but the main reason people invest in digital currency is to get away from extreme tax rates and banks cashing out on peoples personal savings , and also to hedge against uncertainty


>solid mean growth, exponential growth indication
>Those are not fundmental analysis. That's technical analysis.

thats exactly what i said bro.
>standing out on the technical front

>>1411294
>I get 2.75%
>Set up a kekcoin
>pay 2% pa in kekcoins
>profit.

>>1413715

You still don't get it, do you?

The 2% annual return is not what Trumpcoin is about. Crypto is not always about utility. Look at Dogecoin. Tell me what makes Doge so special since it's in the top 20.

With your reasoning nearly every altcoin created save for a few are all trash because they offer no new "utility" to fintech.

But see you still aren't getting it which makes Trumpcoin so powerful. It's not abut utility. It'd about ideas, it's about crypto being a fundraising tool. And not just any fundraising tool, a unique platform that has NEVER been done before in crypto, something that is relatable to the average joe.

Not even bitcoin itself has done that. People can relate to trumpcoin. TRUMP is not about the latest cool fintech, it'd about politics and memes and ideas.

This has never been done before in crypto and anyone in crypto knows the first coin to get it right gets huge.

>>1413738
None of what you said makes any sense.

>that's exaggerated and a little ignorant
Really? Show me bitcoins being used for mainstream transactions like buying a car.

>getting out of tax rates
Cryptocurrenices are taxable.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Tax_compliance

>banks cashing out on people's savings
Cashing out is when you sell an investment. Banks make investments with people's money.

>hedging against uncertainty
>with one of the most volatile assests in existence
I'm somewhat sure bitcoin is the most volatile.

>that's what I said
So if you didn't think those were fundamentals, what are the fundmentals of Trumpcoin?

>>1413749
>it's not what Trumpcoin is about
I'm referring to the pull this creates to buy early which distorts it's true value.
>what makes dogecoin so popular
Retarded speculators and literally memes. It was successfully used for several high profile charity events that were his on social media. Good marketing. And after that it stagnated or slumped.

>altcoins are worthless
Yes, they are. Tell me how they're doing in ten years. The balance of probability is in my opinion, badly. Maybe if one of them comes up with a viable coin that can be used as efficiently as real money or for some reason it gains mainstream acceptance, it'll grow. But what reason is there to believe this?

>it's value is as a fundraising tool
I don't understand this, are you saying it'll be given to Trump?

And if so, this means Trumpcoin is worthless after the elections.

>>1413751

okay i thought you were genuinly trying to discuss tc and crypto but im now convinced youre just here to bitch. you clearly have no working knowledge of economics proven by all the things you qouted from me which you dont understand.

any anon here would know what im talking about regarding using digital currency to:

>avoid extreme tax rates
>avoid banks spending there savings (example during a depression)
>hedge against uncertainty

We don't have enough volume to evaluate TA on trumpcoin, at least in my opinion.
Fundamentals could be:
it's one of the first mainstream proof of stake coins, that's gimmick isn't simply "it's proof of stake"

on a long enough timeline it has lower transaction fees than bitcoin

environmentally, it's much more friendly than bitcoin

it's a way to support trump that's "techy", a conversation starter.

it's immutable unlike ethereum (now)

Negatively, it would only take 30-40k usd to buy enough coins to slow the network to a crawl

a few major ddosattacks on the main nodes would do damage since theres few atm

it's placing a lot of weight on the election season which is finite

If it can be bought seemlisless with usd it will be one of the few coins that can offer that outside the big 3, if media jumps in it will become topical and novel.

I think it's a buy right now, but I still think the best evaluation method for cryptos this young (let's call new dev team takeover day one) is thru comparative analysis of similar coins. I like .60 cent top with some decent periods at above .50, post election ...is too hard to predict imo
maybe a Trump win boosts it, maybe a Trump loss hurts it... maybe win or lose the coin drops simply because election is over

>>1413756

>I'm referring to the pull this creates to buy early which distorts it's true value.

Irrelevant.

>Retarded speculators and literally memes.

Those "retarded speculators" is what drives the Crypto Market. Welcome to Crypto.

>Yes, they are. Tell me how they're doing in ten years.

Well if that's the case what are you doing in this thread? If you so strongly believe crypto is worthless, why even bother with Trumpcoin? Invest in the stock market then.

>I don't understand this, are you saying it'll be given to Trump?

Lol, did you even take a look at the website? It's a PAC. They have a fund set aside that will be used to support Trump's campaign.

>And if so, this means Trumpcoin is worthless after the elections.

Again, no. It could be used for other endeavors, and even could be re-branded entirely.

I dont see why you are here if you are so strongly against Crypto. Cant you see the power behind Trumpcoin?

The Average Joe can relate to Trumpcoin. Trumpcoin is doing something never before done in Crypto. Trumpcoin is named after one of the world's most popular, bombastic and memeified candidates of all time. Its a fucking POWDER KEG!!! How can you not see this?

Its not about fucking utility. It's about ideas. It's about politics. It's about the Average Joe going - "Theres a digital coin for Trump?"

This is why you have George Washington on your dollar bill. Is there any utility of the dollar bill? Hell, by using your reasoning, there is far more utility of Crypto then fiat.

>>1413757
I'm seriously trying to discuss this. Can you explain to me why I'm wrong? I am genuinely baffled at how you can use a taxable currency to avoid tax rates and hedge with volatile currencies.

If you don't want banks to invest with your money keep it in currency. Why would you speculate if you want to keep your money safe?

>>1413766
>irrelevant
No, it's not. It's like paying people to eat your burgers and saying "Hey look how well my burgers are selling, you should invest in them because they're worth a lot."

>why are you in this thread
To have a discussion about trumpcoins out of curiosity since I might be wrong.

>can't you see the power of Trumpcoin?
>it's about ideas and politics, not utility
>the coin for the average Joe
The average Joe doesn't even know what a cryptocurrency is, and polls say half of the average joes are Democrats. It is also arguable how much the average Joe relates to a billionaire and a coin named after him.

You're saying what I'm saying, Trumpcoin has no value. It's value is propped up by people trying to support Trump buying it causing its value to go up. When there's no longer any reason to support Trump it's value will vanish.

Even if you change its name the fundmental problem is the value of Trumpcoin doesn't increase. If I buy apple stock and that company buys new assests and expands, I'm entitled to some of those new assests, so I have more value. Trading in unbacked currencies like this is just shifting money around. At the end of the day someone is going to buy Trumpcoin at its peak and lose all his money. That is where all other gains come from.

I think this is just dishonest. You're convincing people this is a valid investment when it's just a convoluted tool for fundraising.

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>>1413790
>Trading in unbacked currencies like this is just shifting money around. At the end of the day someone is going to buy Trumpcoin at its peak and lose all his money. That is where all other gains come from.

Well done, you understand how crypto works.
Now stop scaring people because otherwise we won't have anyone to buy at the peak.

>>1413441
Sounds interesting

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>>1413801
>top tier bantz

>>1413812
to the moon!

>>1412853
you got proof of your contact/email? he said/she said postings aren't really worth anything.

I'm not coping, I have 15k trumps. But I can't see this coin going to $1 a coin at all. When this hits 20 or 30 a bunch of faggots will get excited and sell everything

>>1413794
Not yet but hopefully. You hyped that as happening this weekend!

^20 or 30 cents*

Trumpcoin will be 28$

>>1413834
but others will buy it. there will be dips as it rises, but those who buy in will hold until there are new levels created. a dip at 25c, a dip at 40c, 50c, 70c, 90c and so on and on and on. people will take profits, other will buy in and take profits later on.

it is a bull market. it will rise and is rising.

>>1413880
hopefully bro, then its neet2chad in no time

Will Trump please dump to 2 cents so I can buy it?

>>1413891
I would have half a million. That would be too good to be true

>>1413790

>No, it's not. It's like paying people to eat your burgers and saying "Hey look how well my burgers are selling, you should invest in them because they're worth a lot."

Again,, irrelevant, the entire crypto market is based around this way. It's called "speculative investment". It's based around the fact that Bitcoin is worth anywhere from $400 to $600 a coin and has a $10 billion dollar marketcap.

>To have a discussion about trumpcoins out of curiosity since I might be wrong.

You seem to already have made up your mind about not only Trumpcoins but about the whole entirety of Crypto.

>The average Joe doesn't even know what a cryptocurrency is, and polls say half of the average joes are Democrats. It is also arguable how much the average Joe relates to a billionaire and a coin named after him.

First of all, wrong. The Working class supports Trump, albeit more than Hillary. In fact there are several reports (google them) that show that traditionally voting Democrats have jumped ship to support Trump because the Democrat party stopped representing them.

Secondly, if youh've taken a look at Trump's poll numbers its not arguable at all.

>
You're saying what I'm saying, Trumpcoin has no value.

Then by your logic the dollar has no value either and all currencies are bogus and we should have no currencies at all and go back to bartering.

>I think this is just dishonest. You're convincing people this is a valid investment when it's just a convoluted tool for fundraising.

I think your post is dishonest because you are here clearly not to learn but to argue and spread FUD. This is a valid investment. Crypto has uses that Fiat does not. The money is going towards a PAC. Yes, someone buys at the peak, but they are here to support Trump.

Circle have a limit placed on my account. How else can I easily buy bitcoins?

$100
THE DREAM

>>1413790

I suggest you register on the BTC talk forums and argue there. No, seriously ask them why Bitcoin is so valuable and what drives the market.

By your logic everything that has to do with fintech and speculative investment is "dishonest" and a "scam." Because only "utility" matters. Oh and let's forget the fact that Crypto can be sent anywhere, anytime, anonymously and with way more efficiency than fiat.

>At the end of the day someone is going to buy Trumpcoin at its peak and lose all his money.

Yes! And with the beauty of Trumpcoin, THEY AREN'T GOING TO CARE that much if they are supporters of Trump because they will be supporting the Pac anyway. That's the beauty of Trumpcoin.

Now you may say, "you're assuming they won't care that much," but let me put it to you this way: They have much of a lesser chance of caring with Trumpcoin than Altcoin #107.

>>1413959
Coinbase and localbitcoin.

For someone like me who has been trading crypto for 3 years is a very exciting moment because Trumpcoin is a golden opportunity to spread Crypto the masses and generate awareness.

The average person can relate to Trumpcoin. Bitcoin is too "out there". But Trumpcoin is a golden opportunity for people to see just how cool Crypto really is.

And for those that say its not possible, this is 2016 where half the world carries a smartphone. The only missing piece is an Android/IOS wallet for Trumpcoin really.

>>1414002
word is that's possibly on the horizon

>>1414010
yes, the devs said that it's in the works

dat volume. and the floor goes up a cent every couple days. also the price hardly fluxuates hopefully this discourages scalpers constantly trying to selling On/off at peeks and dips. has there ever been a coin this stable?

>>1414028
no, not even BTC.It's phenomenal like Trump himself

>>1411258
i can't believe I'm about to throw in another .5 btc into this shit

>>1413957
>the entire crypto market moves this way
This does not make it right. And bitcoin awards coins for services rendered by checking transactions.

>the working class supports Trump
I suppose you know this because you asked them

>studies show traditionally Democrats jumped ship to Trump
Then traditionally Republicans must've jumped to Hillary because they're tied in the polls.

>by your logic the all currency has no value
The dollar is backed by whatever government produces it. When the government's financial situation becomes unstable like Zimbabwe or post WW1 Germany the currency becomes worthless. It's utility is being accepted as currency within the country. What is Trumpcoin backed by? Bitcoin is vaguely backed by being accepted as currency online and in the darknet, which is why it's so volatile. What makes Trumpcoin worth exchanging for bitcoin?

>I'm here to spread FUD
I'm here to spread general economic sense. The utility of crypto is mainly in bitcoin and already fully exploited, unless you can give me another reason of how crypto will become more popular.

>yes, someone buys at the peak but we're here to support Trump
So you're saying it's just fundraising

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>>1413961
Yfw you become a tai lopez overnight

>>1414055

>This does not make it right. And bitcoin awards coins for services rendered by checking transactions.

Well the rest of the crypto community disagrees with you. And Trumpcoin is Proof of Stake - it also awards coins for contributing power to the network.

>I suppose you know this because you asked them

They are called Blue collar Democrats.

http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/07/2016-ohio-trump-winning-working-class-dems-214064

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-working-class-voters_us_56aa44d0e4b0d82286d51ffa

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/upshot/the-one-demographic-that-is-hurting-hillary-clinton.html?_r=0

Keep in mind its notoriously difficult to find Pro-Trump articles, or articles that paint Trump in any positive light because the Mainstream Media is wholeheartedly against Trump and will seek to smear him in any capacity.

>Then traditionally Republicans must've jumped to Hillary because they're tied in the polls.

Nope. Democrats for the last 15 years have always held a general lead over Republicans because they have captured most of the demographics in this country with the exception of Straight White Men, the new villains of America. Democrats/Liberals control the narrative.

>The dollar is backed by whatever government produces it

No, the dollar is backed by the individuals faith that it will continue to be a currency, nothing more and nothing less. It's backed by nothing, not Gold, its just "legal tender". That's why the value of the dollar fluctuates as well. There is no completely "stable" currency. So you're reasoning here doesn't really work.

Where is the utility of the dollar bill?

>>1414055
nigga stop writing so much. real niggas dont write no shit, they make them benjamins

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>>1414070
The guy's a sophist or has aspergers

>>1414073
yup seems like it

>>1414055

>What is Trumpcoin backed by? Bitcoin is vaguely backed by being accepted as currency online and in the darknet, which is why it's so volatile. What makes Trumpcoin worth exchanging for bitcoin?

Okay let me explain the Crypto market in laymans terms:

Trumpcoin, like any other altcoin is driven by similar forces of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is driven by the market's confidence in Cryptocurrency as a viable alternative to fiat. They like the ease of use, the anonymity, the speed and the fact there is no middleman (banks).

Any altcoin holds the same amount of value, but since they arent established yet, they are volatile and are considered a speculative investment.

I've already told you what makes Trumpcoin worth exchanging for Bitcoin. If you cannot see the big picture, then you should not be even considering investing in this. Just don't bother.

>I'm here to spread general economic sense

Ahh, see "spread general economic sense." You're not here to learn or even debate. You're here to preach your version of what makes something a sound investment, and damn the rest. Those are your motives.

>So you're saying it's just fundraising

Yes and no. The coin is for fundraising, but its also to raise awareness of cryptocurrencies and decentralized transactions, and to put direct power into the People. Plus its just another way to make fundraising fun.

If you really cant see the value in that then I'm sorry. You are trying to relate Crypto to long, long term stable investments. You ask ridiculous questions like "what will it look like in 15 years?" If you are looking to invest in something for that length, then go to the housing market! That kind of investment time does not exist in Crypto and you are in the wrong market.

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copped some more nigga

>>1414068

Oh yeah and before you tell me that George Bush a Republican won, he won by a VERY SLIM margin on his 1st election. 2nd election is always easier for a sitting President.

And everyone knows that most of the MSM and establishment like Colleges/Schools leans Left and controls the narrative. So dont even go there.

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>>1414080
Looking good m8, your wallets filling up nicely

I'm all in on TrumpCoin. I buy on every dip. I only have about 3k right now, I would have more but I sold on spike and bought ETC when it was super low. Once we get to an equilibrium on ETC I'm gonna load back up.

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>>1413975
>why is bitcoin valuable
Because it's an untraceable online currency, something that is very useful to certain people.

>everything has to do with fintech and speculative investment is a scam
Crypto is all about fintech and it is a scam because you're selling speculation as a guaranteed get rich quick scheme.

>only utility matters
Fundmentally yes. If the utility is not there it is a bubble and will burst. Crypto does have a lot of utility but this utility is already mostly exploited and is fulfilled by bitcoin.

>they aren't going to care
I really doubt people don't care they're going to lose their investment. Sure. Maybe they won't. But you're clearly selling it as a safe thing. It wouldn't be a scam if you put WARNING: TRUMPCOIN WILL LOSE ALL ITS VALUE AT AN UNSPECIFIED TIME IN THE FUTURE. And if they don't care, this won't affect anything.

>>1414002
>The only missing piece is an Android/IOS wallet for Trumpcoin really.
yeah i agree. if you could use this to buy things like you can with ApplePay it could be a huge thing for TC. Even if some shops in red states with Trump supporting owners were able to offer payment in trump it would blow the whole thing open.
hopefully the wallet comes quickly.

>>1414080
nice work man.

>>1414068
>blue collar Democrats
The working class comprises a lot more than whites without a degree or lower middle class whites and below.

>Democrats have always held a lead because of minorities
That doesn't refute my point, how can Democrats leave yet Hillary still ties with Trump? If Democrats leave then Republicans must've join, or she's attracting traditional non voters.

>fiat currency is only backed by faith
Theoretically yes that is all a fiat currency does but practically the government backs it in dozens of ways. They purchase assests with it, lend it to banks, pay civil servants with it, make sure it's stable, accept fines with it, accept services with it, collect taxes with it, give bonds with it and so on. This is also the utility of the dollar bill, and the fact that it can be used to exchange for goods and services. It distinguishes it from say a currency invented by a random stranger.

The dollar flucates very slightly compare to unbacked crypto. And these are because of regional factors like sanctions, failing economies and so on.

>>1414110
Why would it definitely lose its value in the future? If the developers are able to make the coin useful for funding causes then it can continue to be traded with purpose following the election.

Here's a link to one of the official llc websites. They do not recommend investing more than you can afford to lose. http://trumpcoin.info/articles/learn-from-the-donald/

It has been the same in these threads recently. People ask for investing advice, and we tell them to be cautious. We want this CAUSECOIN to succeed in supporting trump and for investors to profit.

>>1414079
>implying there is market confidence of bitcoin
Confidence means it doesn't flucate
thousands of percent in a few years. But yes it is driven by the utility that it's an untraceable currency that is easy to use.

>I have already told you what drives Trumpcoin
And I've already refuted them. Trumpcoin provides no more utility than bitcoin but is much less accepted and well known, it's value is driven up, and will come down, depending on the amount of political support for Trump. It's value comes from irrational human perception instead of objective factors like price to earning ratios. It is completely based on Mr Market.

>I'm not here to learn and debate
I've been debating for awhile. I have learned what I already knew, which was that Trumpcoin's value comes from hype, although I didn't think of the fundraising angle.

>my version of what makes a sound investment
Mine and people like Buffett's. I'm not saying I'm as good as Buffett, I'm just supporting the same basic principles as him. I recommend you read Security Analysis.

>>1414110

>Crypto is all about fintech and it is a scam because you're selling speculation as a guaranteed get rich quick scheme.

Please point to me where it says that on trumpcoin.com, the official website. Please show me where it says that it will make you rich.

>Fundmentally yes. If the utility is not there it is a bubble and will burst. Crypto does have a lot of utility but this utility is already mostly exploited and is fulfilled by bitcoin.

I thought you were saying all of Crypto is a scam and has no utility. Now you are saying that Bitcoin fulfills the need and the other coins do not.

Well, theres a big problem with Bitcoin. It's slow and is not practical. Transfers usually take 45 - 90 minutes, but sometimes even longer.

Thus, other coins were created that are way more practical that transfer in about 60 seconds depending on the strength of the network.

Bubble's are a natural part of any cycle and they burst all the time. Hell the housing market had a bubble and that seems perfect for you. By your logic, every market is inherently flawed and unstable and not worth investing in.

>But you're clearly selling it as a safe thing. It wouldn't be a scam if you put WARNING: TRUMPCOIN WILL LOSE ALL ITS VALUE AT AN UNSPECIFIED TIME IN THE FUTURE.

AHAHAHAHA!!! Gimmie a fucking break, what is this, kindergarten? Who says it will lose all its value? Who says? Who knows? Thats why its called "INVESTMENT". Investment is inherently speculative. Nothing is for certain. Some things are more certain than others, but all investments carry risk.

No one is selling it as a safe thing. It's called confidence. It's called faith. It's called - "I think this is a great idea and will invest in it".

With your reasoning, nearly all investments especially and early stage startups are a scam. Ideas arent scams. It all starts with an idea. If people think that idea is good, they will invest in it, plain and simple.

>>1414135

>That doesn't refute my point, how can Democrats leave yet Hillary still ties with Trump? If Democrats leave then Republicans must've join, or she's attracting traditional non voters.

stop changing what I said. I did not say Democrats hold the lead with minorities, I said they've captured nearly every demographic save Straight White Men. Do not twist what I say.

>Theoretically yes that is all a fiat currency does but practically the government backs it in dozens of ways.

Still backed by faith. The dollar bill is paper and controlled by banks. Not much utility in that for some people. Hence Bitcoin.

Can anyone here sell me some Trumps via venmo? I'm looking to make a yuuuge purchase

>>1414065
>gonna buy a garage and live in it
Feels good man.

>>1414158

>thousands of percent in a few years. But yes it is driven by the utility that it's an untraceable currency that is easy to use.

Implying? I am stating to you plainly that there is market confidence in Bitcoin. It has a 10 billion dollar marketcap.

>And I've already refuted them. Trumpcoin provides no more utility than bitcoin

You've refuted nothing and addressed none of my points. I've already told you why. Trump is one of the most popular presidential candidates, he gets news and press everywhere, he's memed, and then you have a crypto currency doing something that never been done before.

It's value absolutely comes from RATIONAL human perception. "Objective factors" come from RATIONAL human perception. You are spouting nonsense - none of this matters.

It is completely based on Mr Market - like any other market. Humans are not machines. (Though I feel like I am talking to one right now)

>I have learned what I already knew, which was that Trumpcoin's value comes from hype, although I didn't think of the fundraising angle.

Every investment comes from "hype." Hype is simply market speculation. Welcome to the world of investing.

>I'm not saying I'm as good as Buffett, I'm just supporting the same basic principles as him.

I dont really care what "expert" you draw upon. Your reasoning is highly flawed as I have proven. If you cant see basic reasoning and logic then I'm sorry.

What are the drawbacks of selling between yobit and ccex to make profitsss?

>>1414141
>why would it definitely lose its value? It can be rebranded for other causes

You cannot donate to a cause and end up with more money. This simple fact is obscured by shifting the money around. For example, if you do successfully rebrand it for another cause, and a new wave of people buy it, but then you don't successfully rebrand it afterwards, the most recent wave of buyers lose their money and the people who sold gain it. Eventually you're going to fail and someone's going to pay for it.

The difference between this and stocks is stocks are tied to company assests. If I buy Tesla shares and Tesla builds a new factory I'm entitled to some of that new factory, which has utility of producing electric cars so is valuable. Even in commodities like oil, if I buy a barrel of crude oil on paper I legally own a barrel which can be refined and used as fuel. Bitcoin can be used to buy stuff on the darknet. What does Trumpcoin do? It donates to a cause but this is the opposite of gaining money.


>for investors to profit
On the whole, no one is going to profit. Money is just shifted around.

>>1414176
Contain your autism pls

>>1414170
To make profits would most likely be faster with yobit. However, c-cex is quite nice for longer term less stress easier profits.

Averaged up to 6k Trumps. Still a small fish in here but I have faith.

comes join the discord boys. we have a cryptocurrency subchat that isnt getting much love.
https://discord.gg/Ayj6G

>>1414176
It wouldn't have to be rebranded. It can remain as trumpcoin and the 200k coin fund can be replenished from donations. We already know this is the plan for the coin and the trumpcoin llc founder has said he wants this to be its next step following the election.
You need to stop applying the same principles that you do to stocks and normal investments. TrumpCoins development team is forming a cryptopac in support of a political candidate. It's a first for crypto, this is all new for everyone involved.

can someone explain to me why anyone thinks they'll be able to sell their trumpcoin?

>>1414203
Cause there will always be buyers, just like now

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>>1414207
what if the meme dies?

>>1414211
The meme never dies

>>1414217
well it got us this far

>>1414220
It Will go on just like The Donald

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>>1413299
Thanks guys. But how do I actually withdraw to USD? What site do I attach a bank account to? Because I just don't see the options. Is it somewhere on CCEX or Yobit?

Trumpcoin's going down. Not plummeting, but adjusting for this week's growth. Does anybody think it'll floor around $0.03-$.04 this time? I didn't have the cash to get my 10,000 trump during the early July crash, but now I've got enough for that big a buy if it goes down to three or four cents.

>>1414254
I think thats wishful thinking. Im getting ready to drop 600-700 on it, but I think the lowest itll go before november is 6 cents maybe. I dont see why it would though. Weve experienced some crazy drops from innept creators to botched updates. I have faith that the dev team is hard at work and will start pumping out real resuslts shortly.

>>1414270
Gotcha. Guess I could sell some stuff to get a $700 buyin.

>>1414254
It's been at .03 .04 for a month... I would be very excited if it dropped that low for even a second

>>1413760
actually we do, there was a 38.2 fib retrace from the high, buy the dip
0.007 or so

Damn the price is stable

>>1414187
I mean, by transferring coins from yobit to c-cex.
Is it even possible to make profit that way?

>>1414372
oh lol

yeai f you want be on a look out between the two and arbitrage.

Make crypto great again!

lets dump some spicy memes in the new bread to kick off this Sunday

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>>1414454
He would be too smashed to use yobit

Oh look, it's this thread again. No results or outside information on this. DON'T FALL FOR THE SCAM PEOPLE.

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In all seriousness though, this coin is really incredible. The stability is just astounding and we can only expect bigger gains in the future as small media outlet begin to mention Trumpcoin. It's going to be a huge domino effect as more and more media outlets latch onto it. Since Trump is a lightning rod for controversy and ratings, the media is always salivating to mention anything with the name "Trump" associated with it. And, since BTC is already pretty well known in the media world, it's only a matter of time before the media makes the small leap and mentions Trumpcoin.

It's going to be a tidal wave, gentlemen. Are you prepared for the ride?

>mfw can't hold all of these profits

And im all out of memes, I think its time to create some new ones

>>1414472
New memes are always welcome. I've even created a couple with my limited GIMP skills.

>>1414466
https://sccefile.scc.virginia.gov/Documents/1607115301.pdf?documentName=Attestation

TrumpCoin llc

How does staking work? At first all of my coins were staked and later only half. Also, do they repeatedly get staked, or only when you've made a transaction?

>he posted it AGAIN
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>>1414477
Yea, I was 18 and made t-shirts and have one for myself. Doesn't mean shit when it comes to trust, especially financially.

How about some legit sites reviewing or even talking about TrumpCoin. The first result is Reddit banning it's name because they are a Pump and Dump scheme. All the others are made by the creators.

No legitimacy to this at all.

Oh and I'm in Virginia too. Prince William County. If this is a scam and I can make lots of money off it being involved... Email me. Because I like money. I just don't want to be fucked out of it.

>>1414190
964 coins here, lets keep buying and holding, /biz/ bro.

>>1414516
Read up on the history on what's changed in past month yourself regarding developer change. Reddit only banned because people were following the lead of the previous dev and spammed them about the coin. Chicken no longer has power. Instead of accusing them of scamming here anon go into the btctalk thread and do it.

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>>1414472
Fresh from the kitchen