Quote from: yellowduck2 on July 31, 2014, 10:52:26 AM

Quote from: gjhiggins on July 31, 2014, 10:40:47 AM

Quote from: yellowduck2 on July 31, 2014, 01:39:35 AM

MYR is a dead coin.

You may well have a point, but people aren't simply going to accept your unsupported say-so. On what criteria are you basing that assessment?

Price. Volume.

Thanks for that. Your criteria are much tighter than mine.

I'm satisfied that the notion of merge-mining is perceived as a valid strategy and has fairly broad acceptance amongst the classic coins, there's even an explicit config setting for them in Abe.

Myriad has excellent primary brand recognition as the merge-mining lynchpin of the new generation altcoins. It's difficult to see how it could be easily unseated from that position.

I had some initial concerns but, thus far, Myriad has respected the individual brand identities of its merge-mining flock.

Myriad's price performance has been quite responsive over its (let's face it, fairly short) history and that's a much more positive sign than the usual hockey stick price graph: \_____ that speaks so eloquently of stagnation.

I have an unfair advantage, I'm a psychologist by discipline so I'm acutely aware that all of the above pales into insignificance next to the absolute, basic principle of human psychology: we're more effective in just about everything we do when we work cooperatively in a group.

Not dead coin.

Cheers

Graham