It's so low it doesn't make sense. Everyone is gambling on the next shitcoin and forgetting what provides real value. Most coins aren't even necessary for a business to function.

Edit: BTW the subreddit is surprisingly packed with decent info and meme free.

Oh yeah?  How's progress? What are you working on?

Stop this 'big news coming' shitcoin-bullshit and provide a progress update.

Okay. When's the ICO...

Nice update, but what does this coin do anyway? I thought I was investing in Michael Wiltshire's majestic hair, so now I'm confused.

https://twitter.com/hashtag/snapup

Twitter posts are sus.

Will be watching

They're not super active in these platforms. The least active I've ever seen. "Big news coming" - what's the point of this during fund raising?

Why did you photograph it in a light box?

You can't be serious. It appears the whole purpose of your business is to offer accurate analysis and you're asking incent staff to contact you with corrections? 

From icorating.com:
"At the same time, there’s no reason to expect quick results since the Bitcoin ecosystem is still a very narrow market, and traditional consumers still have little understanding of all the possibilities of blockchain products."

I guess I should get out of crypto entirely? That sentence is stupid on so many levels.

Am I correct to assume that darksilk won't be called darksilk upon release? Branding still moving forward?

Nvidia here

Yup, that's what I read on slack.

Thanks for your response. The word "loyalty" is causing confusion and I've seen this in every interview.   Unless there's legal concerns, why isn't this explained as an Instant Digital Cashback Network - A network to challenge loyalty programs?  With all the negative press regarding data mining store cards in Australia, a loyalty program vs cashback network alternative would gain press attention.  It's not a challenging concept at all when explained like this.

Market as loyalty for business and reward cashback to their consumers.

I've invested, but I'd be interested in thoughts on this -

The value of incent rises and merchants want to continue to reward their customers with incent.  Unfortunately, due to incent's value, it's only feasible to reward customers with a percentage of incent.  Merchants are now rewarding customers with 0.001 incent.  This reduces incent's perceived value for loyalty participants upon their introduction as theyre not even receiving a whole token.  Bitcoin has this issue. People want to own at least ONE of something.

When customers recieve 2000 flybuys, they're excited and have no idea of the value. Having 2000 of something just seems like a big deal and generates interest.

If a merchant sells a product for $5, theyre not going to be able to reward with whole incent tokens forever - even at the 25c low cap, there's an adoption issue.

Why so little coins from the start and why the cap, why not change it?   This all seems quite obvious from a marketing perspective, so am I missing something here?  Is the goal not mass adoption?

I request a detailed API update.

New article about Reddcoin -

http://www.business2community.com/tech-gadgets/reddcoin-social-media-meets-crypto-currency-0800202

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Reddcoin added to Allcrypt.

http://www.allcrypt.com/beta/voting.php

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