Quote from: dinofelis on October 07, 2016, 04:54:39 AM

Quote from: TamiLee on October 07, 2016, 04:33:11 AM

Emotional strings is not working out very well for other country coins with same name was previous currency. A name can only get you so far.

But that is exactly because the Gulden had such strong resonance, while, say, the French frank, or the Spanish peseta had much, much less emotional significance.

BTW, there ARE no "country coins". There are crypto coins which have the NAME of countries of fiat denominations. But that doesn't mean they have anything to do with that currency or with that country. That's the whole point ! This is nothing but a kind of scam to attach the name of a country or a (former) fiat denomination to a crypto. Gulden has just as much to do with the Netherlands or with their former fiat, as Jupitercoin has to do with the planet Jupiter.

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Before every negative poster makes themselves look foolish, lets see what they do for 1.6.0 and then we talk again?

As I said, I didn't look into the technicalities of the Gulden. The "name scam" was to me enough to put me off. If it has technical merit, then that merit should stand on its own, and any name would do. The name is too much of a false association trick. If it is technically sound, then it is a pity to have done this naming scam.

Basically you are just complaining about the name right? Since the technical merits are being build and standing on their own... So basically you're complaining to complain.

Like walking on the street you walk onto Jackie, and you start to complain because he's like super person but you find his name sucks right?

Most of the time when these things happens it's just about being jealous