Quote from: podyx on March 13, 2014, 01:33:50 PM

Quote from: mgburks77 on March 13, 2014, 01:04:03 PM

Quote from: EEPICYOO on March 13, 2014, 05:58:06 AM

Quote from: mgburks77 on March 13, 2014, 05:20:32 AM

I've actually ended up using litecoin almost exclusively in my trading against other alt coins. I started off with btc/usd only, then started trading btc/ltc, then ltc/nxt and back, and then to mintcoin/btc but recently I've found better opportunity in mnt/ltc and been able to increase my stake nicely.

I like litecoin. I'm finding I don't mind using several coins. I just wish there was more stuff I could spend them on. There's someone developing a service that's supposed enable spending of several cryptos on Amazon. If that comes through I think it will really enhance the perception of utility and value of cryptos in general.

bath salts and rigged dice games aren't cutting it aye? =O

You have the same kind of opinion about altcoins that a fiat user has about btc. (ie you must be one drugs) lol

However, you've been smoking bath salts if you think wasting energy to secure the blockchain fits the criteria for mass adoption. Cryptocurrency is here to stay. That particular feature of cryptocurrency isn't.

Where does that leave btc? It is absolutely retarded to propose that btc is any different than any other alternative currency. It's actually weaker position to take than almost any good PoS coin is because of this design flaw.

u do realize this doesn't matter right??

i can start printing dollars with easier readable numbers, call them "us dollar 2.0 the improved version"
they obviously aint gonna be worth shit

people will not choose the coin that is better. people will choose the coin that they THINK is better

overexaggerated of course but still stands

your observations seem to support my point and dispel your own