Quote from: floatyfish on June 02, 2014, 10:25:59 PM

Quote from: superresistant on June 01, 2014, 06:33:56 PM

Well finally we didn't buy Darknode and I think that was the best decision.
The price fluctuate too much. Darkcoin is only good for pump&dump, not for investing.
We still have some money to invest on hardware.
Let's see if manufacturers adjust the price. As Bitcoin goes up, our purchasing power goes up (I think we still have BTC instead of FIAT but not sure).
I also agree that we must get out of Cryptostocks. I'm emailing Gray about all of this.

Superresistant, have you emailed Gray yet? If you haven't could you ask him if he would think about listing on Havelock?

Yes of course.

First he confirmed that he'll never invest in Darkcoin because he realised that this is just a pump & dump coin. I cannot agree more.

It's been some time he is thinking about getting out of cryptostocks. Getting listed on Havelock is very expensive, transactions are taxed and it is still a centralised exchange that can suffer from attack. For me it is a no.
I told him about decentralised exchange solutions like Nxt.
I know some people like Nxt or not but it has a working decentralised asset exchange that does exactly what Cryptostocks does except that it is completely decentralised : No attack, no stealing, no service interruption.

Right now, you can only do transactions in NXT coin but soon coloured coin will be added so any currency can be used (even USD, EUR, Doge,...).

Quote from: Chellger on June 04, 2014, 08:42:32 AM

I'm now in the situation that I've dreaded. Do I sell all my stuff on Cryptostock? Or do I trust them once more, although I KNOW that the next one is possibly the big one. Damn.

There could be an attack any time that could steal everything and make the exchange goes bankrupt. This is the problem of all centralised exchange.