Quote from: eddyfitz on May 07, 2013, 02:41:17 PM

I guess it will be YACoin Grin

hahaha, i been watching it very closely Grin

Quote from: jrlepage on May 07, 2013, 02:19:09 PM

Lol I wish... I am sitting here with 6 wallets running on my screen and mining 4 different coins (2 on my computer, 2 on my wife's split between GPU and CPU). Wish I could just focus on one and be done with it, but it's hard to pick the winning horse.

Obvious choices are BTC and LTC, but I am still hopeful that one of the others will surge enough to make some dough.

Right now I'm holding out hope for:

-MNC
-PPC
-BTB
-FTC
-CNC

Any thoughts?

After my own heart, I'm on CNC, LTC, FTC, BTC and i'm reading on BBQ and MINcoin.

Quote from: shanonism on May 07, 2013, 04:44:38 PM

CNC

I was lucky to jump on that train right quick, managed to buy my Pc's back two-fold.

Quote from: bigfish321 on May 07, 2013, 03:43:29 PM

I don't know, I am still new to this. But I am hoping PPC does ok!

If you are new to this, you may want to stalk my watchlist, i keep 2-4hour tabs on all upcoming cryptos.

Quote from: lytecoin on May 07, 2013, 04:52:43 PM

I'm not sure which one will emerge from the pack. All of them have decreased in value over the last few days, but that might be in correlation to BTC's drop. If so there might be a slight correction coming up, but don't expect in the short term for them to jump. Too many battling coins.

Nice assesment.

Oh well.... this is still a cloud idea but i'm in a varsity and our department has a few ambitious programmers, they have been looking at the LTC code and they all have suspicious looks in thier eyes. I'll be sure to keep my felloe "newbies" posted on the progress.

Quote from: Ricko on May 07, 2013, 04:59:44 PM

Too many coins for my liking. As somebody new to Bitcoin i was completely baffled by the amount of coins and how to store them all etc

Just sticking to BTC/NMC for now.

Sticking an arm out sometimes helps. The guy who introduced me to all this ignored my PMs telling him to mine FTC, when it hit the market he was scrambling, but already it was too late to make obscene profit. Try a little, you never know.