Quote from: iikun on January 18, 2014, 09:03:26 AM

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DigiByte is now on it's first exchnage!

http://cryptokopen.eu/digibyte-coin

Cryptogen is not an exhange. I don't exchange my Euro for clothes and electronics on Amazon, I buy them. Cryptogen is an online store where I can buy altcoins. And there is nothing wrong with that. Just don't call it an exchange. The attitude "reality is what I decide it to be" needs to stop Grin

It isn't cryptsy, coinedup, coinex, etc.

Nor is it coinbase, et al

However, 'buying' DGB for fiat is indeed a currency exchange.

The "My crypto is better than your crypto" attitude needs to stop Grin

I don't understand what you are talking about. What attitude? Huh

It is not an exchange, the word exchange means something different from what Cryptogen does/is. It's really not a matter of opinion.

IDK if we need an exchange asap. Not being listed whilst growing in popularity will give a good price once we get listed. And when a coin is listed it has taken the step into adult hood and cannot go back; Mistakes from the Devs will not be tolerated by the market as much as by this community and things will have to happen more rapidly(QT- and wallet-updates, backing) and so on. The market demands more in a shorter period of time than a community does. We should use this time more efficiently and not rush it like a teen wanting to move out from his/hers parents house at age 15.

Establishing a solid foundation or footing is what we need.

this.
although an exchange is necessary for merchants to adopt DGB, time & time again an early listing has spelled the death knell for cryptos. There needs to be enough buy support built up to cover the inevitable dumping & multipool hits we'll take upon listing. Slow & steady wins the race in crypto because huge dumps follow huge pumps

Yes. Increase demand, whilst supply stays low. The demand needs to be high enough to combat the inevitable dump (there will be a dump, no matter what we wish for or want). There is no way to measure when we reach critical mass regarding this demand so we can only minimize the risk. And that is done via social media and patience(time). As a marketing&finance graduate I do not like to use generic words this, but hype the shit out of DGB and create "buzz".