Quote from: everythingis19 on December 06, 2013, 05:35:06 AM

Quote from: casinocoin on December 06, 2013, 02:05:50 AM

We are proud to announce a re-launch of CasinoCoin. We are going to re-brand the coin and re release the coin under CAC.
The dev here has given up on this project and after talks with popular exchanges they have to, but we feel this coin has a bright future.
Look forward to updates and news regarding the NEW CasinoCoin. (CAC)
We have a dedicated team of developers working on a new coin that will actually work with online casinos, 350M coins was simply not enough. The value for online gambling is in the billions of dollars per year. We are talking with some major online casinos who are very interested in the potential of this coin. They will be apart of the beta phase in the next few weeks.
A thread will be started for the new casinocoin in the next few days with all the specs when I have them available.

This will be no pre-mine. We plan to test various ways of covering the starting house bets during the beta phase.
At this point everyone will be available to mine the coin, but will not have access to the exclusive casinos that will be using the coins until us and the casino(s) feel it is stable enough for the public. With this being said we have a BTC/LTC casino launching in the new year that will eventually switch over to CAC. This will be our house casino that you can trust.

For updates please visit our website at http://www.CasinoCoin.org
Regards, we look forward to a bright new future!

Does this mean the CSC I have now will be void when the new CasinoCoin is released? Is it still safe to buy some on cryptsy?

I am also confused on this. Is this person setting up a new coin, stealing the name and logo of this coin and calling it 'CasinoCoin', thus essentially creating two CasinoCoins, or is this person simply re-branding this coin, and promoting the current network behind the current CasinoCoin?

Could CasinoCoin please respond to this.

I have always loved the idea of casinos having their own currency, and many do in fact. In a number of casinos you have to cash in and out when going in to a casino so you are, in effect, not gambling with 'real money', and it also helps people spend more (apparently). I think if there was a set standard coin for casinos to use then it could be good for us who invested early.