Quote from: whalebone on October 15, 2020, 02:50:01 PM

Quote from: jrush on October 15, 2020, 10:31:59 AM

Quote from: vella85 on October 13, 2020, 10:02:19 PM

I noticed coinmarketcap already has a triangles page (on app at least) I like to look at from time to time. coin circ is 130k though. I remember seeing coinmarket policy of $10k daily volume minimum. I think DecentralCore's plan is arbitrage and the BTC buys are already stacking.

I think you automatically get listed once you show up on one of the ~400 odd exchanges they aggregate date from.
https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/

One that seemed promising (and ranked nicely for volume) was gate.io. Their listing process is this short little form. All that is missing is a whitepaper:
https://www.gate.io/en/listrequest

TRI has been historically whitepaper agnostic, by design. The primordial shitcoin era from whence our genesis block emerged was nauseating. Our OP was fresh air breathing "no dripping buzzwords here."

I have been meaning to use the "blog" feature on oddbank.info to chronicle some economic models made possible by low volume POS tech but I think our whitepaper is this thread and can be summed in 3 words... "You know why"

Ha. Yes, I am definitely familiar with that sort of scam ridden environment. I totally get why. You need to do a little bit of legwork to get the full scoop on TRI, and that's part of the appeal/character of the coin.

It wouldn't be bad to have something like a technical blog, white paper or some sort of spec-sheet (beyond the very basic high-level stats posted at the beginning of this thread). Maybe something about what elements from Bitcoin and what elements from Peercoin have been merged. It can also be "hidden" as well to add to the mystery and appeal.

Perhaps the only way to find it is to visit an obscure onion site that's only online during the solstices and can only be found buries in our message board or discord or some such esoteric nonsense.