Quote from: theymos on May 12, 2019, 03:02:31 AM

Quote from: suchmoon on May 12, 2019, 02:31:56 AM

I can't find the post now but I think theymos mentioned that it was 5 in 2 months. It's been ~4 months now so perhaps it's up to 10

. I was considering paying with grin for my bot account but it was just too much hassle to bring up my semi-cold wallet... ended up paying with BTC.

It was just an initial burst, there's only been one more since then. 6 out of 1166 total payments.

Someone just today reported to me that they were unable to send an amount with grin's 9-digit precision. It sounds like whatever wallet they were using only supported 8-digit precision. They haven't yet responded to my question as to which wallet it was. If it's a very popular wallet, maybe this has impacted people's ability to pay via grin.

I still think grin has value to lose since it's so inflationary. In early 2020, inflation will settle down a bit and apparently a GUI will be released, so that's a good guess at an inflection point. But inflation will still be a huge influence for a long time, so I'm not really expecting it to explosively "moon". For example, I think it'll take years to reach $20 again, assuming it survives long enough to do so.

Probably just for the novelty of paying in grin for those 6 people lol. Love the technology but I am with I think it still has much more value to "lose" still. That is an issue if most think as well, the miners will keep dumping at a lower price with little incentive for people to buy. Will definately be watching the market as it progresses as a study in this type of coin distro.

Are you planning on indefinitely keeping grin as a payment or is it just sort of a test phase for you accepting it?