Oh man, this day has finally come. I'm not even sure how to react. Everyone better get the New wallet and I'll see you guys on the other side of the stake. All hail ruby, all hail kassado

You should fix the text formatting, so people can actually read it normally.

Man you must not see the potential this has, all the people wanting to use cam sites usually have to enter their credit card into their camsite, and then have an interesting bank sheet with the name of a camsite. This would let you buys XXX currency, and then use these coins on the camsite anonymously. Not only that, but it'll allow people without much knowledge of crypto-currencies to buy some easily without going through the hassle of making an account on a bitcoin exchange, sending the exchange a wire transfer or bank account info, and then buying bitcoin, and then making another account on an exchange, and then buying XXX coins, and then withdrawing the coins from an exchange into the wallet.....Which one is easier?

I sent you a pm with my logo request, plz get back to me when you can

This is why people usually put total coins in the OP, to avoid situations like this. Now that we've confirmed that the number of coins is alright so far, we just need this mystery multi wallet to appear, so we can start relaxing for a bit.

Let's see this thing in action first, then we can decide if we'll open or close this beta

Have you been living under a rock? VeriSMS, VeriBit, and VeriSend were all brand new concepts...Moolah integrated wallets, first on VRC... an *OFFICIAL* IOS APP for a crypto, pretty much a first for any crypto, including BTC. Not sure where you get your facts from, but start getting them straight. And the fact that VRC is implementing services that have been shown to be wanted by the community only shows how dedicated and committed the dev team is to bettering this coin.

I am sorry for those of you who thought that the ViaCoin android wallet project was an official one from the dev. It is in fact only a small community project that I offered to the VIA community, and not an officially endorsed project. Again, I'm sorry for those of you who were confused by this project.

I am NOT the dev, just an investor and community member willing to use my own resources to better the coin in any way I can.

"ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country."  -JFK

A very generous member of the Viacoin community single handedly donated .75 BTC for the android wallet, which should be released within 4 to 5 days. I will leave the donation address open however, and send all additional funds to our very generous Viacoin holder/supporter who made this possible.

I will be having an android wallet made for Via coin, but first I need the funds for wallet. It will cost .75 BTC and will be ready by Friday. I'm shack4 on IRC if you want to quickly contact me. Here are some pics of previous android wallets made by the same person: http://i.imgur.com/sch8e0P.png , http://i.imgur.com/hoynSi7.png . If you're willing to donate to the ViaCoin android wallet, here is the BTC address: 1JHFWthsH2eykkAuPgCVvSzuzQTEcUaPmp .

So if you take a look at http://coinmarketcap.com/ and look at some of those coins and compare them using volume and
[potential] (for us) success, then you can estimate around a $3 million dollar marketcap if this coin delivers, seeing as how FTC, URO, and REDD are where they are. In that case, $3 miillion converts to around 4790 BTC. With 10 million VIA in circulation at the start, we can divide out total marketcap by the number coins to see the value of each coin: 4790/10000000 = 0.000479 (47.9k satoshi starting price).

Hope this helps, but remember, these are my arbitrarily placed numbers, not actual ones 

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Seems like there's a q2c pump due to the new news from the dev. Might go above 150 sats now.

Some people have really wanted to create a coin, and have the skills to make something out of a coin, but don't have the technical abilities to make the coin from scratch. For those people, this is an amazing deal, having the ability to get everything you need working right out of the box. But for people just aimlessly making coins like you say, they're going to being paying up a lot of money to just constantly keep making coins. The price of entry is for people who truly want to create a coin and have a plan, its not cheap enough for some scrubs to keep making shit coins.

How about checking out http://www.lovecrypto.com/. It's a site where you can send a small gift of a crypto-currency to anyone in the world as long as they have an email address. It's a very clean site with high security web-wallets that make using cryptos both fun and easy. It definitely under $100, unless you want to give them multiple gifts

That would require the recipient to download wallets and make accounts for sites they aren't comfortable using. This is meant to be an easy way to introduce people to crypto-currency, and to send a quick gift to someone easily. While a paper wallet is nice, its not really viable if your recipient isn't close to you. LoveCrypto has many great resources for a new crypto-holder to learn about crypto-currencies as well. The problem we're trying to solve is the difficulty of being a part of cryptos in general. By making it easy, more people will accept them and use them. I hope this answers your questions