Looks like the party is ending here too.   All good pumps must come to an end.

Wow this went for 7k sat to 1200 sats in a week pretty much a slow sell off to bagholders. Glad I didn't buy in.

So it's like grid and Dibbits. Soon we will see an amazing pump to go with that amazing ico sell out.

It like the lottery you never know if it might hit.

I set a buy at 200sat.  Something for shits n giggles.

There is 10 btc to the bottom or close to bottom if this dev had millions surely he would dump them to get 10 more btc.

This seems pretty typical of coins devs and coin life cycles. Boom bust and up and down. I don't really see any dumps on the exchange. In fact the price is stable and rising slightly. Something I'm missing?

Wow its troll fest times!

He is a little more than just an idiot from Twitter. He was involved in a few questionable plays if not outright scam plays. Blackcoin, Libertycoin, and others.

Then it would be Lionesscoin I think? Is there any new development being brought to the table by this coin?

My suggestion is to try to find an existing coin that needs some dev support or is looking to add to its team. There are over 500+ altcoins with more being made daily. Please don't add tot he clutter. A lot of those could use some help and it would give you real experience in crypto development. After that and you have a very good base in coin work and you have somewhat established yourself consider a new coin.

Cool video. Thanks for sharing this. I was planning on getting some mining equipment so this will help in making a decision. 

I think that the current situation is what will more or less be the norm. A mix of idea and systems of distribution. Asics will exist. Some will endeavor to make coins that can use the cpu/gpu hardware and other will go with pos and other variations of it. I would like to see a coin made that uses pos/cpu/gpu hybrid system. That after a week of cpu/gpu mining with large block payouts it would end with pos at say 5% and have cpu/mining with small (1-5) coin payout with 5 minute times. That would still allow small mining with out much interests from Asic folks and not have a ridiculous coin total or inflation.

Just an FYI you spelled happened (hapenned) wrong 2x in the topic title and in the op post.  Also banned (banneds).

Mining inflation or coin total inflation? Is there anyway to control mine inflation? Coin inflation can be controlled by the pos stake %. Another aspect of inflation is often over looked. Demand. If i have a 1000 total coin set up with 100% annual inflation and 100 people have one assuming equal distribution. A year later they each have 2 because they all staked and sold none. That usually means the coin inflated 100%. Dow if the same 100 people sold their coins are parts of them on exchange and 1000 new people bought those parts a year later the coin supply is 2k again but not everyone has a coin. The demand is way higher than the coins supplied as most of those people will want 1 whole coin. A perfect example of this is US dollars. They inflate roughly 3% a year on average as the they produce 3% more than the market demands. If they cut it back 6% it would be -3% anuualy inflation. The value would rise as the demand would start exceeding new production. (A whole bunch of things come into play besides this but it is a basic part). When this happens it's called deflation. Int eh dollars case if they did cut back production 6% it would not be reducing the total coin supply but simply a slit drag in its growth. So total coin amount growing at 1% does not necessary mean the coins inflating. BTC is a good example of a crypto doing this. Its price is because new coin are not being created fast enough to keep it low. Dogecoin on the other hand is a coin that is making way more than is demand needs as evidenced in its price drop from 2200 sat in feb to what it is now. there are ups and down along the way but the over all trend is down for Dogecoin. 

That is real cool. Make sure they can do what is said they can do. If so the coin will have a better future than just drying up. 

I think I will flirt with this coin for a bit. I have a C-Cex account and will pick some up. C-Cex is a good exchange. Can't see why some are hating on it. 

Can you give more detail on the types of things you will do to promote a coin especially during it's launch? I know a few people looking for this kind of service.

I picked up 500 coins just in case it really does go somewhere. Seemed decent enough to venture a small buy in it.

So what type of algo would you call a coin that uses this? TCP? like POS? Has this been deployed into any coin yet?