Quote from: djpitagora on January 17, 2018, 03:18:27 PM

Quote from: Beachguy on January 17, 2018, 02:44:12 PM

Quote from: djpitagora on January 17, 2018, 11:27:09 AM

I do wonder though why the drop in XSPEC has been so large in comparison to bitcoin and most other alts. My best alts had a 15% drop, average I would say it was 25% and XPEC had 43%.

Do you own whats in your signature? This was taken from CMC just afew minutes ago and the last figure is 7 day, which is about when nearly coin on cMC started dropping

256 DeepOnion ONION $39,918,686 $8.30 4,808,420 $434,801 -7.70% -20.81% -52.69%

225 Spectrecoin XSPEC $48,518,211 $2.33 20,785,264 * $363,740 -4.84% -23.42% -48.69%

So please take your onion hat and your fud elsewhere

what fud? I said XSPEC dropped 43%. Your quote says 48%. Is there anything unreal in what I said? Where is the hostility coming and comparisons with DO? I never started such a comparison for obvious reasons which I'm not willing to go into. If you are smart then you know why.

And yes, I also own some DO, in a portfolio of around 10 coins (you can guess which from my posts very easily). What I said is still true and XSPEC has taken a bigger hit then most coins and I was curious why. You will always find somebody that got it worse but that doesn't make it any better. I don't want to turn a simple fact/observation in a useless debate over which coin is better and whose d is bigger.

In crashes, money retreats toward 'safer' bets, where safe is defined in terms of existing market adoption, history, and overall investor 'comfort'. XSPEC has lots of promise but a) it was due for a correction after the initial pump, which was already taking place slowly before the crash accelerated it, and b) it's a younger, still relatively unknown project being developed by a small team, so it doesn't yet inspire investor confidence the way, say, ETH or (in the privacy world) XMR do. That doesn't mean XSPEC won't ultimately earn that confidence, just that, when an investor is looking for a life raft while drowning in a sea of red, the big names look more buoyant. But, also, c) XSPEC actually hasn't really done that badly at all considering it is still so unknown (XSPEC is down ~55% over 7 days, vs. ~40% for ETH and XMR), so there's reason for optimism here too.

Quote from: thesaint2017 on January 17, 2018, 04:37:29 PM

Hi, I'd like to install the wallet, but when try it give error. It's not compatible with my windows 7 ultimate? I did download spectre-1.3.5-win64.

Can you define the error?