I think we are right about alts running on autopilot.  I had everything pending when I left work a few minutes ago and was just paid GLX and FST.  It looks like under older orders alt coins are rolling right now.  I don't see any big amount yet though.  maxcoin was paid while I was writing this.  Still waiting on karma and pot

Imo you let your payments go to shit, while you still have way more than enough money to cover all withdraws.  You blame wallet issues etc, send all payment out at the same time so you get slammed with reinvestment all at the same time and can pull out at a more calculated time for maximum profit.

Based on the data at: http://whatiscointellect.org/cryptodouble.php

This is their financials since they began:
http://www.realscam.com/attachments/f9/8912d1420871738t-cryptodouble-com-holdings.jpg

If they can keep this rolling this may turn out to be one of the biggest crypto heists ever.

IF they are super clever, maybe, just maybe, they will play their cards well enough and lower their percentage at the right moment and pay out and not have to run.  I doubt it though.

Also, as their size grows they are going to gain more and more market power and be able to run massive pump and dumps on their own which could be fun to watch--assuming they aren't solely running a ponzi and flipping the coins back to previous investments.

My low opinion on a reverse split is simple(and a please don't): 90bil is not a lot if you consider world wide usage.  Long term if even 10% of the population used it, with an even split that's 90 coins each (maybe double, I haven't looked up the world pop in a while--probably closer to 6bil than 10bil).  

Without that, it's simply psychology.  If you reduce the number to 10%, say 9bil, and the price goes from 1 sat to 10 sat you think "oh, this makes the market better," but if trading at 1sat worth of ltc or 10 sat, it is still the same thing.  Imo, psychologically, people getting into the idea behind karma will like the idea of giving to people.  Giving someone .001 is a joke to the average person and they wont bother.  Giving 10, 100, 1000, etc seems like it is something regardless of if the value of all of those is the same.  I think part of the pain for btc to move forward is its high value.  No one, not really understanding bitcoin, wants to spend $200 on .3 of something or gift their friend .001.  If they were buying 30, it seems like something and when the price moves they can interpret it better.  

In the end its the same thing, different numbers, and changing it just to stay on the satoshi wagon is a waste imo.  I personally think the strength is in the amount, long term specially.  I think the feeling and psychology behind that is a strong strong point for adoption.  The other side is people selling it don't want to sell 1mil for .x btc, selling smaller amounts feels less like a waste to them.  But its the same thing either way.  Raising the individual value of karma, imo, goes against the idea of people using it for its purpose and is just traders wanting their way and people excited about it wanting to see it worth something.

A good example is the tipping app.  People toss around 1k-50k of a coin and its like 'wow, look what they gave out'  If they were tossing out 1 and 2, its just meh--I might not know anything about either coin, but I notice to big numbers and don't think twice about the small.  That is personally why I always bought into the size of karma. When I see something great I want to say, "here is 50k for awesomeness," not "here, take my meager .5"--even if they equal the same thing.  With the proposed ratios that would be an extreme example but its the same idea.  If you are interesting in this coin and believe in its long term, wide, adoption I think changing the amount is a temporary bandage and a waste of potential--and also quite risky if the market doesn't move to meet the new size.

Need a way to buy karma for USD/other currencies IMO.  If people not into crypt are going to pick it up they shouldn't have to figure out how to buy bitcoin and then buy karma.  Would be a big step toward regular people using it once they see it in use.  Current price will even help.  When they see the quantity they can buy for a couple dollars they will feel like they can give it to lots of people.  To understand I can buy .01 btc and then buy X karma is just way above the target audience.

Great job!  But I think you put the donation address in your signature is better.

I think a fairly distributed pure PoS coin is the future.
PoW is not economically and ecological viable in the long term.
And the distribution method is friendly for those who don't have rigs to mine.
I'm one of those guys.
For me, free coins are all I can have. Love in it.

Hit the exact point.

A big news!!!!

Buy in now with the cheap price. Or you will be too later!.

A good suggestion.

Use bounties!  Encourage more people to do works instead of doing all of them by yourself.

A Chinese poet? Welcome to Cryptoworld! Have fun.

Do your math,dumper.
The coin is still in distribution stage. It can fail totally. It means 0.5BTC buying 1mil COMM worth 0.
While even if it hits the exchanges,  It will be a long way to hit 1BTC/1mil. 
Why don't you hold your coins ?
A bit shame on you.

Cryptsy never care about what potential a coin has. It just cares about how many coins you can offer him.
A trap, but nothing.
Mintpal is good enough.
Vote on it.

It hasn't been picked up on new exchanges.  Way over 500btc worth has been sold already at this low price.  Miners are selling and buyers are buying.  In addition, because of difficulty vs price it has been profitable to sell at 2-4sat and then buy more mining power.  For example I sold 5mil at 3 sat, and made 9 mil from the hashing power I bought.  Until it hits an exchange that can handle more volume (big spenders don't want to put their money into a 'beta exchange'--with a scary disclaimer) at these prices it will continue to be profitable to dump and reinvest.  As the price rises mining interest will rise, increasing the difficulty.  Its not exactly linear but say it hit 20 sat, then buying mining power and regular mining power will sustain profit at a much higher difficulty.

In the end though, these types of discussion don't support the purpose of this coin.  Use and idea should be the aim of the coin, and that will bring growth.  If people look to the coin and only see how to mine it and its profitability it defeats the idea behind it which is the power behind the idea.  In my opinion when looking up Karmacoin the ways the use it, and idea behind it, should be foremost, and how to mine it and sell it, should be buried within the site/thread/etc.

Obviously, this takes time and resources, and more widespread adoption--which from what I can tell the devs are working on.  Still, anyone with interest in the success should definitely approach the devs with code and ways for it to be adopted.  Also, people aiming at reddit are aiming too far in my opinion.  Getting adoption on a small scale in many places will cause people in charge of larger audiences to raise their eyebrows.  Its a big risk for big money sites to jump on it, but if more and more small competitors take hold, the larger ones will find interest in it.

If I had 80 btc I would buy out coinmarket.io and hold hold hold.

Last 10 blocks of my pool are 160k, 1.6mil, 400k, 250k, 81k, 320k, 25k, 660k, 260k, 1.6mil.  It is UP TO a 2mil bonus. Not consistently. Should be interesting when we hit 10k and the reward drops to UP TO 1.5mil considering those numbers.

Their math is currently quite wrong.  Even if the block awarded a 2mil bonus we wouldn't hit 20bil until 9-10k blocks, much less 200bil-more than the 97bil total.  But since its not 2mil per block, but up to that amount, it will be even less than that at 10k.  Unless I'm reading the block explorer wrong there are currently 7.5bil with 7485 blocks mined.  At the price quoted that would give a current market value of 300kish--assuming btc at 800 not the current price of 685-740.

I'm wondering this as well, and the math doesn't add up.  I've checked as many as I can find.  I think there are some (or a) multipool(s) on it full time taking a chance.  I don't know much about the infrastructure but if I was programing a multipool like middlecoin, that didn't reveal what was being farmed, I would be splitting the huge hash between several new coins for consistent profit rather than slamming one coins difficulty and then another.

Yes, if you look at the numbers it is lower than leaf currently but has more future amount. Neither have reached their potential and both are have a lower total coin than doge--which had a lot of hype and fall, being a meme.  Mooncoin which has a 300bil end volume (more than 3x this coin and much more for leaf) has been sitting at 1.5 current prices with no real development other than 'jump on the high rewards!'  I've sold around 15mil to pay bills but am holding much, much more than that and don't plan on dumping any time soon.  Much more shouldn't be a fear either, I've dropped 30-100k+ mhashes into this since day one, so its not like there are lots of huge dumpers ready to go--including the devs with no premine and their pool being ddosed the first day.

I'm here because I really like the idea, and I think many others as well.  Every coin has the potential but what is done with it is the end result.  To again compare to doge, many things were done with it because people wanted it to succeed, but the hype, the fun, and the wanters lead to where it is.  In my opinion it doesn't have the general idea of karma behind it and will fade away as all memes do while the idea of giving karma has a lasting idea.