Quote from: guruvan on August 26, 2014, 04:07:26 PM

Quote from: Raek on August 26, 2014, 02:25:41 AM

They may not be mining, but there are some Oglala investors who have been buying mazacoin, they aren't all poor. With the new block rewards, the price is fairly stable even with a low amount of trades on the exchanges. However, it is still a long term investment as it will take quite a while for the development team to implement its proposals. This is something new so its success is not guaranteed. keep this in mind should you choose to purchase mazacoin. Also, I'm sure guruvan would appreciate any assistance that would speed up this process.

Thanks Raek!

It does take a long time to coordinate and implement every aspect of what will make mazacoin successful. traders often feel (much like miners) that crypto is "instant-in-and-win" - somehow magically just producing 10X returns on gambles.

And, of course, not every Oglala is poor. Just like not every Californian is rich. In every group, we have rich, poor, and more. In even the most oppressed and disadvantaged groups we find people who find ways to break out of the cycles around them, and succeed, despite the odds being stacked against them. Our team needs to find more ways to reach these people and help them build on their success with mazacoin. This is what takes the most time - finding and reaching the people! (it's what's taken the most time in developing bitcoin)

The Mazacoin project is getting much more notice in the world than is evident here on Bitcontalk. While crypto-traders are easily shepherded from one coin to another, and leave coins to "die" - the rest of the world doesn't notice all of the new coins-of-the-day. They notice the coins that are making a difference. Mazacoin is recognized as THE leader in bringing indigenous people and cryptocurrencies together, and we're spending more time fielding questions from media, other coin projects, and other indigenous groups around the world, every day.

It takes much more than just the Development Team to make all this happen. It takes the entire mazatribe to work together. How can each of you help?

well stated!

The community should help.