Quote from: kwisatz on February 19, 2014, 09:39:40 PM

The most natural way for sustainable demand is to make the coin circulate as currency, not just being used as investment asset - e.g. to be possible to spend it on goods and services.
Persuading businesses to accept it should probably be the next big step for CGA. This would be hard to achieve, but still - if the target is some niche where CGA could fit in naturally, the task may be a bit easier.
Of course, whether to go in that direction is up to Sawedoff to decide. It would require a lot of planning and community support, but my opinion is that even expressing such intent for the future would get CGA higher on the trustworthiness scale.

If you can actually do something tangible that's good, but just having a couple token sites or selling logo'd flashdrives and keyfobs is just the community trying too hard to convince itself it's "currency." Let's not kid ourselves, the game of alts has been reduced to I turned on my video card; I demand the free money that I'm entitled to.

It's hard to get mass circulation of a coin when there's few in circulation. If http://inceptioncraft.net:2750/chain/Cryptographic%20Anomaly/q/totalbc is correct, the money supply increase has only been in the triple digits since it hit the exchange. I'm skeptical 14,000 coins is sufficient to build economic activity around.

Two more exchanges to look at are Atomic-Trade and Vircurex. Vircurex is an old exchange, by far the best and most professional I've used, but they're selective about the coins they add. Atomic-Trade has an esoteric assortment of coins and friendly staff, so CGA might be a natural fit. Both allow trade in USD.