Official $POSW MOON thread

>>1968368
You won't get a masternode for 1 btc, I've seen two numbers for a master node. Either 100k or 250k.

Any reason why you shouldn't get elite membership if you have a shitton of POSW?

>>1968399
how many are we talking?

>>1968399
If you don't want to store POSW on the site
If you haven't done the calculations to know for certain you'll pull a profit with the extra staking %.

>>1968409
Well, if I have 100k, I'd stand to gain 8k the first month, and lose ~1000 in fees. That seems good, no?

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just another Pump and Dump Scam made by some San Francisco Faggots

buy BitBean instead

this is moving up the marketcap list fast. pretty exciting senpai

If this hits 1$ should i cash out or wait for 2$

>>1968463
>if

This thing could go to $5

That's only a 200 million market cap

>>1968495
so hold it till 5$

it took about a month for pivx's marketcap to reach 100 mil from the point we are at now with posw (around 4mil). if posw continues with their work and follow the roadmap i cant see why this would not continue towards that

Who else has 50k POSW here?

I strongly believe in the site and the coin

It's going to moon within months

>>1968416
I own some bitbean, stop shilling it in here until you can prove day-by-day massive pump'n'dump style gains like POSW.

>>1968368
give me a referral id

>>1968368
can I stake faircoin with this?

>>1968783
https://poswallet.com/login.php?referral=Yangus2

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>still have to wait 5 days before coinbase gives me my BTC
>it's already up 200% from where I first bought in
FUCK YOU COINBASE YOU HAVE A PHOTO ID WHY CAN'T YOU JUST TRUST ME NOT TO SCAM YOU

>>1968802
It's still massively undervalued and relatively unknown, what are you talking about

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>>1968811
If Coinbase had given me my 1 BTC when I bought it instead of making me wait 7 days I would've been able to buy 20k coins on top of the 5k I already own.
Now it looks like I won't even get 10k.

CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY IN COINMARKETCAP TOTAL SUPPLY SAYS 70 MILLION WHILE BITCOINTAK THREAD SAYS 250 MILLION

ALSO IS THE SUPPLY LIMITED OR IT HAS A %OF INTEREST IF SO WHAT

>>1968821
it was changed to 250 million coinmarketcap hasn't updated it yet

ALSO, HAVE THEY FIXED BTC DEPOSITS, OR ITS BETTER TO USE YOBIT? THERE WAS A GUY SAYING HIS BTC NEVER SHOWED UP IN POSWALLET.COM

>>1968811
Double dubs confirm.

https://poswallet.com/login.php?referral=g0dspd7

>>1968821
250 million is the maximum supply. The whole thing has been premined but the stuff that wasn't released to the public is automatically destroyed as new coins are minted to keep the supply fixed at 250 million.
Actual supply is like 41 million right now. The other 209 million coins aren't available to the market.

>>1968826
I didn't have any problems a few days ago.

>>1968835
so why does it say 70 million here:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/posw-coin/

>>1968835
>250 million is the maximum supply. The whole thing has been premined but the stuff that wasn't released to the public is automatically destroyed as new coins are minted to keep the supply fixed at 250 million.
>Actual supply is like 41 million right now. The other 209 million coins aren't available to the market.

I dont understand. whats the point of this?

>>1968899
Usually the actual supply is based on the ICO

If the ICO does well then more of the coins are distributed because more people buy into the ICO. The rest is burned.

TaaS is doing the same thing but instead of leaving some for the market TaaS is destroying ALL coins because it's a closed investment ICO.

>>1968892
I dunno, but according to >>1968825 they changed the max supply and coinmarketcap hasn't updated it yet.

>>1968899
ICO bullshit.

>>1968904
Actually, they sold a fixed 40 million coins in the ICO.
The rest of the premine is for shit like the increased stake rate for subscribers on the website, I think.

>>1968911
I think we are both right. 40 million sold, 20 million for stake rate and the rest burned.

coin just got dumped into oblivion

>>1968965
?... not really

>>1968965
Lowest sell order on POSWallet is 8999, lowest one on Yobit is 9024.

>>1968915
how do we know every coin is at its right place and not spent in hookers by devs?

also HOW THE FCK do I deposit BTC in the poswallet.com wallet to buy some posw?

>>1968915
>>1968911
so this coin is NOT inflationary and once the 70 million is reached... then what? how does the staking continue?

>>1968994
No, it is inflationary, and the cap is 250 million.
I don't know what happens when we reach 250 million. Maybe staking stops working? But then the blockchain stops working. Fuck.
Do PoS coins have transaction fees?

>how do we know every coin is at its right place and not spent in hookers by devs?
They said all premine addresses are marked as such. I haven't checked but I assume you can find them easily.

>also HOW THE FCK do I deposit BTC in the poswallet.com wallet to buy some posw?
Go to your dashboard, generate a BTC address, send the coins to that address, then go to your wallet and transfer the BTC from staking to exchange.
BTC can't be staked but still goes into the staking wallet by default.

okay figured it out, just sent 0.5 BTC, those fuckers better not lose my BTC. Im going to watch an episode of a serie, after im back I hope it shows up.

>>1969015
>>1969015
use a bitcoin transaction accelerator. You put your transaction ID and it speeds up the process; otherwise it takes a long time with poswallet

>>1969009
the site is a bit convoluted, they need to tidy it up

coin has potential for a good pump, hoping for 1$+, hope people dont dump it all at $1+ so we can moon

still i have big doubts like what inflation rate. thats where the staking continues after 250 limit i presume. and yes of course pos needs fees, which i presume it also goes to stakers.

>>1969017
i use bitcoin core with the recommended fee, so it should show up on poswallet, otherwise im never sending shit there again. i'll buy on yobit or something

>>1969021
ps: using bitcoin core's recommended fee has NEVER gave me stuck transactions. muh full blocks fudsters need to kys

>>1969019
The coin's value is tied to the exchange's popularity, so the better the exchange gets and the more it's advertised, the more the coin will be worth.
This could be a billion-dollar coin if the exchange becomes popular because it would be one of the handful of coins with an actual use.

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Official POSW 2017 roadmap was released

http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/04/18/posw-token-explodes-value-poswallet-development-roadmap-hints-exciting-upcoming-features/

>partner with a non-profit to give back to children in Africa

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>>1969111
>a non-profit in Africa
It better be blockchain related.

>>1969111
normies will love it


The jews have been fucking over Africa for centuries! Now it's our turn!

>>1969024
what use does the coin actually have?

i dont see any utility on all of this, other than easy online staking

>>1969131
The exchange pays dividends to POSW holders in the form of more POSW.
The fact that it's an exchange that only takes 2.5% of your staking rewards instead of 100% is pretty significant, too.

>>1969131
Holding the coin entitles you to dividends in the exchange's profits. You can see monthly earning reports here: https://poswallet.com/POSW/

Only made 2 btc profit last month, but that was with fuck all volume. With a lot more volume being traded on the exchange this month, those profit figures are going to rise a shitload.

>>1969131
I believe you use POSW to trade between altcoins on the POSW exchange, in lieu of Bitcoin used on typical exchanges.

>>1969131
You use the posw to exchange for other alts to trade and such.

>>1968368
Also, can I store my POSW on my computer with a wallet? I'd prefer to do this rather than keeping them on an exchange.

>>1969145
what would be the point of taking 100%? what are you talking about

they take 2.5%, it takes 0 if you use the actuall wallet for the coin you want to stake

you are paying 2.5% just because you are lazy to download the software wallet for every altcoin

>>1969161
Other exchanges keep your staking rewards.

>you are paying 2.5% just because you are lazy to download the software wallet for every altcoin
Yes, exactly. That would be insane.

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why is it taking so god damn long to transfer BTC to my POSW account

>>1969154
you mean like the other 9999 alt exchanges out there?

the only innovation on all of this is a site to nicely stake coins (asuming no one else did that before)

other than that, there's nothing remarkable

>>1969164
im going to sleep
hope it shows up by tomorrow

>>1969160
You can download the wallet here: https://poswallet.com/POSW/. Mac is still in development

>>1969166
That's a great innovation. It's free money, I can appreciate that.

>>1969166
Similar to other exchanges.

Except instead of using btc as the proprietary token for exchange, PoSW will be the primary token for transactions.

>>1969161
A wallet uses CPU power. If you're staking more than one coin it can bog your machine down. At that point you have to decide whether to set everything up on a VPS, Raspberry Pi or other machine. I once got a bluescreen and it corrupted my wallet database and it took a few days to download it and resync it.

I'd keep PIVX on my machine, but BitBean and other coins I rather just throw on POSW because I don't want to sacrifice 50% of my CPU running wallets.

this thing is getting dumped hard on their own exchange.

>>1969219
Lol no it isn't, the entire last hour of orders is buys around 8.8k sats

>>1969226

it was at 10k , people starting to run hard

>>1968368
Thank you so much man for your PoSW tip! Up $300 since your recommendation the other day.

>>1969234
Lol stay poor bro

>>1969234
You must be new to trading

>>1969234
pajeet we had major growth today why cant you just be happy for us

>>1969114
Maybe they can strike a deal with Humaniq
https://my.humaniq.co/

>>1969318
Hadn't looked into this before. It looks pretty promising.
Are we positive it's real tech and not a scam?

>>1969390
I would say it's safe to say it's not a scam, but there is always a chance

CONFIRMED: POSW WILL HAVE BITCOIN MINING POOLS THIS YEAR

GET ON BOARD BEFORE IT GOES TO MARS

https://poswallet.com/login.php?referral=poswhodl1

Use this and you'll get a chunk of my monthly staking reward (significant holder here)

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Get in before it's to late.

according to whois, poswallet.com expires on 2017-05-21
that's when they run

>>1969468
Their development schedule is kinda ambitious considering so many people are having trouble with the site gui and their deposits showing up.

>>1969390
Check here for reports on ICOs
https://www.smithandcrown.com/icos/

>>1969536
Relax, their status is ClientTransferProhibited

>>1969536
>$15/yr determines when they exit scam

BTC price is dropping, buy POSW

>>1969536
It's over

>>1969536
Google.com registration expiration date: 2020-09-14

that's when they run

>>1969729
Don't be a salty bagholder, there's still time to get in

>>1969201
and you still need btc to buy posw so whats the point

also why is BTC sent to staking by default if BTC doesn't stake? dumb

>>1969905
You can buy POSW with any crypto pair on the exchange because it's an exchange based on POSW
>literally being this retarded

why does it take so long to transfer my btc to posw? also is it too late to get in?

>>1970066
massive influx of money into poswallet, seems like they can't handle it yet and blocks get lost constantly. You can probably fix the missing deposit if enter the missing block number in your profile page.

>>1969996
You are a fucking retard. Look at this thread, everyone uses BTC to buy POSW or any ohter alt dumb ass.

Also why does the exchange doesn't have 24 hour high and low?

>>1968416
but free money though

>>1969907

>>1969907
>>1969907
>>1969907
>>1969907
reply this

With 1000 coins how much do i get in a day by staking?

what am i missing, how do you deposit in poswallet

getting ready for next step up

is it still worth buying in or has it peaked

>>1970594
This thing is going above $100m in the next few months, you do the math

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>>1970599
marketcap for PIVX is currently $100m, which gives us around $1.90, at a circulating supply of 53,051,740

PoSW circulating supply is lower, the question is, how do we calculate what will the circulating supply be at a particular time? (for example in a few months) so we can compare.

Also, when people find out it's not 70 million total but 250million, this may cause dumps.

At what rate do the goins get added into the supply? there should be an algorithmic graphic like on bitcoin

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>>1970832
pic related, I need to see this for POSW

>>1970832
70m will be the final supply.

250m coins were created but a large amount has been burned since then.

I believe it will continue to be burned monthly until it reaches 70m.

Sold now that all the hype and volume died, thanks for the free money. Might look for a new entry in the next couple of days/weeks

>>1970883
You're gonna kick yourself in the ass soon anon.

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Sell POSW or buy more POSW?

>>1971008
Buy more obv.

We're going to the moon remember.

Im not saying posw is the best thing ever but at least its value is tied to something (the profits of the exchange). If you go on coinmarketcap and look at all the other coins above it it's got to be better than most of them.

I would actually use poswallet if i wanted to buy shitcoins. But when am I ever going to use First Blood (market cap $25m) or SingularDTV ($33m) or Namecoin ($12m)? Yet POSW has much lower value - why?

>>1971048
fud and such.

hodl senpai.

we're going to the moon.

this is seriously the worst time to sell this thing right now. youre going to have a hard time getting back when it starts up

Thinking about putting in some btc but i think im waiting for this to drop to 5k

>>1971048
>>1971048
>Yet POSW has much lower value - why?

Because it is brand new and has yet to gain traction or attention. It's a diamond in the rough.

Most of my coin is listed as "Vested" in my wallet, how do make them staked?

>>1971298
I doubt it will drop any lower. my .02

>>1971485
after being vested for a certain period of time they will begin to stake.

>>1971485
I'm no expert in the POSW wallet, but with other PoS coins you need to have the coin just sitting in an unlocked wallet connected to the network for hours/days before staking begins.

>>1971191
>when it starts up
and when will this be

>>1971504
In the next few days. You still haven't seen anything yet
Buy now or cry crocodile tears later

>>1971298
Listen to >>1971497
I only had a little PIVX back when it was .75, and when it started shooting up I kept saying it would come back down.
I didn't buy until $1.5 and only gleaned a 25% gain...

Just buy now and put a stop loss on it just in case. This shit looks like a bull flag thought. I'm anticipating another small rise soon.

>>1971512
Their plan is very ambitious, but they only have 2 developers. This coin may pump, but the big gains are long term.

this is an extremely basic/stupid question
do i stand to lose money from staking?

>>1971568
I want to know this too. I don't know anything about staking and I'm about to go do some research.

>>1971568
No? You earn money

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POSW is good, but so is FRN

>>1971485
From FAQs
>What is a vested coin?

Vested means the amount is staking in the PoSWallet.com system. All staked coins are automatically vesting as well.

Unvested balances are generally vesteed within 10 hours.

>There's a 'Vested' amount and a 'Staked' (stake earnings) amount. Is the 'Staked' amount also staking?

Yes - all coins (excluding unvested) are automatically staked in your account. Once unvested coins become vesting (generally after ~10 hours), they earn stakes as well.

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>>1969009
>go to your dashboard, generate a BTC address, send the coins to that address

How do I generate the address? Do I have to pick from one of the altcoints, or is there a hidden feature I am missing?
Also, do you recommend Blockchain for a newfag for the transfer? It seems the most user friendly and straightforward to me.

>>1971740
excuse the shitty screencap

>>1971740
scroll down until you see "BTC", then click "generate address". You can see the option for those coins on that screencap, on the column third from the right

>>1971746
Thanks, Anon!
Just setup the blockchain account and I can jump on the bandwagon.

What is a decent amount of coins to have? I currently have 778. Debating if I should grab more.

>>1971773
Ask yourself this: when the coin goes to $1, do you only want to gain $778?
If the answer is no, buy more immediately

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Remember to stake your beans on posw!

>>1971780
How many coins do you have? How much in USD did you spend?

if you dont own 5 or 6 digit posw you need more. seriously youre going to be depressed as fuck incthe coming weeks

>>1971802
This honestly.

I need to get in the 6 digit club.

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>>1971786

BeanHolders have already moved profits to FRN

>>1971802
>Could buy into the low 5 digits but would have to sacrifice next month's rent

>>1971802
I have like 45k, waiting for the 2$ landmark

There is a strong possibility that POSW is indeed a scam.

Hi, I'm from Venezuela, and I have around $500 to spend.

I'm in a really tough situation right now, so I really can't lose it all.

What coins would you guys recommend?

Is Posw really good? What others? How much should I spend in Posw?

Thank you.

Just a warning to veryone here. Take a look at their roadmap, the fact that they hold all your coins, and the fact that the developers do not show their faces.

Very scammy. I mean really they mention they give back to children in Africa? Fucking serious? Bro...that sounds scammy as all hell, who does that as a Startup in their roadmap.

Buyer beware.

>>1971889
How tho?

Been in this for a while and the team is solid.

>>1971860
Only in the 4 digit club. Such cases.

>>1971892
help me pls.

should I 'invest' into this coin? It's relatively cheap right now.

Will it ever get to $1 a coin?

>>1971915
It will definitely get to $1 per coin.

Maybe even $3-$5.

Be careful tho. Don't lose it all.

>>1971897
>the fact that they hold all your coins
It's completely optional.

I already have many thousands of dollars spread across polo, bittrex, and yobit. So it's just like any other exchange with some added benefits. And using it requires you to take a calculated risk.

>>1971948
Sure. And when they pull an exit scam, the value of POSW will be 0.

>>1971994
You mean like Ethereum right? :^) better sell all your ETH

>>1971892
poswallet is all in one. You can stake coins like POSW, PIVX, BITB 24/7 without using your computer. Has an Exchange. Also able to gain free coins for those who are just starting to get into crypto. Sign up at https://poswallet.com/login.php?referral=aprest (Referral Link)

>>1971998
ETH devs aren't anonymous though

>>1972029
who do you know besides Vitalik?

>>1971915
Put some in ETH, PIVX and Posw.

>>1972035
are you fuckin serious dude

>>1972029
Who made BTC? Better sell your BTC and go into fiat :^)

>>1972029

WHO THE FUCK IS SATOSHI NAKAMOTO??

ITS A FAKE NAME

AN ALIAS

SCAM SCAM SCAM

>>1972046
BTC development is being done by the core group now. They're all know publicly. Also, they don't run an exchange where they ask people to stake their coins.

>>1972046
>>1972035
>>1971998
>>1972052
His point went completely over your moronic heads. The fact that literally no one on the posw team is identified means there is literally no accountability in the case of an exit scam. There's devs on ethereum and bitcoin that are named and identified, it doesn't matter that satoshi nakamoto is anonymous, the point is that there is some accountability to who is developing the coin. Posw is also very susceptible to an exit scam since the system itself actively encourages keeping all your coins on their centralized exchange. That "partnering with a non-profit to give back to Africa" is also super sketchy, they won't even have enough profit to provide meaningful returns on the monthy dividends promised to posw holders.

Vote for BTCR if you can spare a vote thank you.

>>1972069
>admins steal all the POSW
>POSW now worthless
>admins stole nothingness

I don't completely disagree though, they could have done without the african kids shit

>>1972069
They all went quiet now lol

>>1972069
you mean like PIVX? hmmmmm i wonder how that is going? hmmmmm

>>1972247
I imagine they would crash the price by first stealing then immediately turning all the stolen coins into BTC

>>1972260
>Coins get stolen
>Mass panic
>Coins worth zero

>Exchange worthless coin for BTC
>Expecting anyone to trade their btc for something that was just labeled a scam

Are you using your brain anon?

>>1972260
If they were just going to dump they could pretty easily do that with the massive premine.
In fact, that's more likely than stealing because it would take people at least a little bit longer to figure out what was going on.

>>1972281
I'm no expert in this stuff so I have no idea how long it would take between getting hacked and people noticing and if that would be long enough for the hackers to convert into BTC or ETH etc

>>1972358
That's true

>>1972412
However, I would really like to believe that the devs are smart enough to know they've got a goose that's going to start laying golden eggs if they just feed it enough.
Besides, if this were a scam they surely would've hyped up the ICO.

>>1972358
Then again who cares about premine if they own the exchange. All the coins are in their exchange and they control the keys to the wallets. All anyone would have to do is run a command to transfer and sell everyone's coins simultaneously. People can get mad at the developers that this happened but they're anonymous so what are you going to do?

>>1972423
People would notice if all the coins went missing from their wallet.
They wouldn't notice if the circulating supply was growing faster than it should as the premine gets pushed onto exchanges.

>>1972412
>>1972419
People would find out long before they were able to dump all the coins.
Just the act of dumping all the coins instantaneously would crash it long before they got anything really worthwhile.
Secondly bitcoin IS traceable and it would be hell to launder all that.

>>1970131
>>1969996

I think he means is there a way to directly buy the coin with USD or whatever. The answer is yes; PoSWallet's exchange provides that.

>>1972454
>Secondly bitcoin IS traceable and it would be hell to launder all that.
That's a good point, although I think a good tumbler can launder any amount with enough time.
Still, I don't think dumping a premine is illegal, even if you said you wouldn't do it.

Any updates on getting listed on Bittrex?

What is POSW's cut? Surely the opportunity to run off with my bison bucks isn't their only incentive to stake for me?

I was skeptic and im not anymore.
Developers would miss on massive gains by getting the money and run.
They will get more money by acting legitimately and keeping developing the platform while running masternodes.

$10 is guaranteed, look at "Bitconnect".

Poswallet guys are providing a good, new service, and masternodes are the new hype. It was smartcontracts, then anonymous coins, 2017 is the year of the masternodes. We ARE getting rich.

>>1972499
They get a % of the staking, so they have an incentive to keep growing the project.

Everyone that has tried to run with money from exchanges is living a nightmare. Not a good idea.

>>1971048
Excellent points. These guys have created something actually USEFUL for average joes.

They would be insane to miss on a potential money making machine via staking fees and posw masternodes, at the exchange of becoming worldwidely hunted criminals.

>>1972487
>Still, I don't think dumping a premine is illegal, even if you said you wouldn't do it.
No that definitely isn't and if they already had possession of the coins it would make sense to dump a lot more slowly.

did someone just buy 20k usd worth of this?

>>1972561
not unusual i'd say

>>1972561
i trust /biz/ with my life

>>1972551
They have either 30 million or 210 million premined coins in dev addresses that are only supposed to be used for fundraising. No one seems to be entirely sure which figure it is.
Supposedly these dev addresses are easy to identify in the block explorer but I haven't looked. Still, if they were planning to dump, they would surely have included some way to move money from those to regular addresses, so this is a much more pressing concern than outright theft.

But if it's happening I think it will be easier to get out without serious losses, because they wouldn't actually dump and empty out the order book; they'd leak a little at a time, and someone paranoid or autistic (or both) would notice.

>>1972584
Is this for that african kids donation shit? That's the only thing about this that gives me a bad feeling. It's like the TRUMP fund, of course none of it ever went to Trump he had better shit to do than get involved in that. But it caused massive infighting, back stabbing and paranoia. I would know, having dumped all my coins at a loss before the pump when things looked bad.

Stupid gimmicks like that only detract from the coin itself and people will fight over all the details.

Still holding, cause imagine if and when the exchange starts picking up steam. Right now there's tons of FUD and people are still excited to use it.

>>1972598
what were they thinking putting that on the roadmap? i hope the devs are not a bunch of nigerian princes

>>1972598
No, they premined the entire supply so they could go straight to PoS and then sold 40 million in an ICO. The rest are burned as new coins are minted, but they said they may use them for additional fundraising. I'm pretty sure that's where the higher stake rate for subscribers comes from.

Looking to get started? You can get your questions answered here:

https://comfycrypto.wordpress.com/2017/04/20/stake-your-claim-poswallet/

>>1972613
tahnks friendy
i give it a read but i used referral link in OP already for the poswallet so sorry if that was your idea of a reward! heheheh

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>>1968368
>referral=poswhodl1
SHILL GET OUT REEEEEEEEE

>>1972613
Thanks for the read. Shill or not, it helped me and I'm going to read through it.

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>staking my bitbean on posw
>already staking 100s a day
>will be rich when bitbean reaches 2USD

>>1972625
>>1972619

No worries, it's not about the referral. Just trying to help and figured why not.

>>1972629
I would have used your referral if I already didn't have an account. Passed it onto a few friends who are interested.

>>1972625
>>1972619

In fact, I just removed the referral entirely so people don't feel weird about it.

Hope you found something useful.

>>1972629
i posted a shill beggar comment on it
maybe a saudi prince will feel bad for me

>>1972638
nothing weird about it. I bought my ETH from a coinbase referral from here.

>>1972642

What other information would you find useful on such a blog?

>>1972649
What does staking do, are there any negatives to it, what's a master-node, how can the website just give free coins through the faucet, & upcoming news about the coin.

>>1972655

I will do deep dives onto each of these categories, but this gives an overview on some of them.

https://comfycrypto.wordpress.com/2017/04/02/steady-to-the-moon/

>>1972655
JUMP ON OR GET RUN OVER BY THE BEAN TRAINNNNNNNN

>its sunday morning
>Beanman and Friends is on your local Fox affiliate's morning block of cartoons
>The story teaches kids about valuing liberty and implants anti-fiat ideals
>It's actually bretty cute too so you end up looking over your kid's shoulders and watching it too
>your wife nudges you and mocks you
>you crack a smile and shrug it off, having kept your investment in bitbean secret all these years
>she still believes you when you say you "manage major accounts" to earn your salary

>>1972655

As requested, first on staking:

https://comfycrypto.wordpress.com/2017/04/20/staking/

>>1972706
thanks

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>my BTC Value just went up to 0.10079799

>>1973534

The real fun starts when it's worth 1.0 BTC

>>1973534
It's the same price? I'm confused

>>1973563
His POSW coins' value that is

REEEE WHEN WILL IT START CLIMBING REEE

>>1974169
Calm down please not even PIVX mooned overnight

>>1974169
everything is down due to btc rise