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[ANN] WoofCoin / New Coin [WOFC] GPU Mining/PoW
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smorgdonkey
on 17/01/2023, 08:29:52 UTC


WOOF COIN

Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet surrendering rates have increased dramatically around the world. Waitlists for surrendering household pets have increased to a remarkable eight months as animal shelters and welfare organisations have seen an increase of 34% for animals needing help.

Typically, animal shelters are under resourced and under financed; relying heavily on donations and the volunteer efforts to assist animals.

This is where Woof Coin steps in. As avid lovers of dogs, we wanted to make a difference. Using the power of Proof of Work mining, we’ve created a coin where miners are contributing to the donation of money to animal welfare shelters. These shelters initially include the ASPCA who already have a cryptocurrency donation mechanism but with intention to expand to the RSPCA and other organizations suggested by the community. 

Our aim is to put animals first and we intend on developing ongoing relationships with pet shelters to help adoption.

Coins Specifications
21 billion supply
Block 2,100,000 halving (4 years estimated)
Algorithm: KawPOW
Proof of Work

Download Links:
https://github.com/WOOFCoincore/Woof-coin/releases/download/Woof-coin/WoofCoin.zip

Social
Coming soon!


Please reach out if you have any questions  Smiley
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Re: Why is burning coins good
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 14:37:27 UTC
BNB is the most famous one, very very recently the other day Binance burned literally millions of dollars in a single day, that is the proof that burning could be good, they are actually making it very scarce with this method and the value goes up thanks to it, that is how burning should be done.

You think "BNB is the most famous one"?

Ever hear of Ethereum? EIP 1559 burns ETH every day.

I do agree on your points about companies using burning for hype though.
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Re: Elon doesn't own Shiba?
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 14:30:41 UTC

Elon Musk doesn't own SHIBA simply because the coin is full of sh*t. It's all about hype without providing real use cases to the mainstream world. The same can be said about Dogecoin, although this old cryptocurrency has its own blockchain network with strong community support. Remember, "not all that glitters is gold". There are thousands of cryptocurrencies striving to reach the top, but only a few are well worth the investment. SHIBA is not one of them, simply because it lacks active development and innovation. Not to mention, there are many coins in circulation on the market right now. The bigger the supply, the less valuable the asset in question will be. In crypto land, anything's possible so I wouldn't be surprised if someday Elon Musk change's his mind about SHIBA. Just my thoughts Grin

Uh...maybe you need to check SHIBA again to update your thoughts(?).

"lacks active development and innovation"

-Coin burning,
-SHIBASWAP,
-Staking,
-NFTs,
-DeFi (though much in infancy).

DOGE doesn't have half of this (SHIBA was introduced as the DOGE killer).  

I'm not saying that it's the next Solana or anything but your statement lacks one major thing: a basis in reality.
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Re: Dogecoin - a joke or a way to make money?
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 14:13:01 UTC
Even though it's just a meme and often taken as a joke, Dogecoin is the first version of the meme coin that has been in the crypto space for so long that you shouldn't have any doubts about it at this point, except for other memecoins or new ones at the moment, as they are brought to life with hype and bubble trends, while Dogecoin is not.

For something that has been "in the crypto space for so long" I would expect that it would have some utility, or some new partnerships, or some news... but no... and you said "hype and bubble trends". Right now it seems like DOGE was just that. If they partnered with another company it would probably be the best thing for them or if they got a team working on their 'ecosystem'. But you can buy something at the Dallas Mavs' arena!

I will not say that DOGE is complete sh!t but it is extremely disappointing that a company could have that much press, that much hype and not take advantage of it in a practical way. They may rise in the future on the strength of their community and future partnerships or development but would I buy DOGE right now? Not a chance.
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Re: Is Musk the boss behind SHIB?
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 14:04:44 UTC
The performance of Shib is unbelievable it's still keeps increasing, nobody knows what will be the future of Shib but seems Shib is trying to reach the price of Doge. I know it's impossible but the pump of Shib is crazy these days. About Musk, I think Musk is not the behind of this coin, the creator of this coin is just a fan of Doge I think and luckily his coin made him rich.

Impossible? It depends really... SHIB could definitely eclipse the market cap of DOGE. As for price... if the people running SHIBA INU decide that the price is that important, they could do a huge coin burn. They have already done it once. This is not to say that I think that they will actually do this but just advocating that 'impossible' is just relative to their goals.
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Re: 6 ALTCOINS THAT ARE SET TO EXPLODE IN 2022! MAJOR CRYPTO NEWS TODAY!
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 13:57:39 UTC
Very different from me, because I still really like the coins as below:
1. BTC
2. ETH
3. BNB
4. Cardano
5. Solana
6. Matic

Because for me they all have shown a very positive performance this year

I currently hold 3 of those 6 and did hold another. As for BNB and Solana, I like them both but I feel like I missed the boat on them. One thing that I believe in is that you don't need to have all of the coins that you like (but it would be nice!).   
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Re: Is Musk the boss behind SHIB?
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smorgdonkey
on 27/10/2021, 13:39:21 UTC
Elon has said that he holds no SHIB. Is that true? Who knows... Elon is a whacko. He is a very smart whacko but still a whacko. A major egotistical whacko. People think that he invented Tesla when actually he just bought part of the company and then forced the original owners out. Yeah, now he's super rich so people admire him. Being rich is not a reason for admiration. The guy is a narcissistic cancer.

As for SHIB as a coin:

Let's relate this to DOGE since the two will always be associated. DOGE had Elon and Mark Cuban involved ...TWO narcissistic whackos. DOGE really doesn't have that much else going on. There were rumours that DOGE was upgrading and so on but there is never much actual news about them. If nothing else, DOGE showed the degree that a community could power something that was really nothing. DOGE is a copy off of LiteCoin which is a copy off of BitCoin. It could still develop into something because many people hold it but there are so many projects out there which have real function and are still building. It seems like DOGE hasn't really put in the work.

SHIBA INU is much newer than DOGE and has already built an ecosystem. There is staking, trading, DeFi, etc which is all in infancy. They have already spoken of coin burning and with the company caring and paying attention to the price of their coin, they may continue exploring coin burning. More on burning: "SHIB started with a supply of 1 quadrillion, but the Shiba Inu team gave 50% of it to Buterin, who burned most of that in a “dead wallet.”

Recently, the token’s developers tweeted that they “have implemented a burn procedure to reduce” the supply.

Moreover, they revealed a $25,000 SHIB burn that has already taken place"

 SHIBA INU is investing the effort that the DOGE people should have done but didn't. SHIB is a copy off of Ethereum and they seem to be working at it. Who knows where it will end up. For now, it has pumped quite a bit so generally I would analyze that it isn't a good time to buy when something has gone up so much but the thing with SHIB is that it's still so cheap that it can attract many, many buyers so if you are just going to put a little in - why not? Just don't put in money that you can't lose.       
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Re: SHIB the new tough competitor to DOGE
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smorgdonkey
on 06/10/2021, 15:28:13 UTC
SHIB is just something for people who know nothing about blockchain to invest in. That's ok. It is also something that people (who may or may not know anything about blockchain) speculate on to make some money with. That's ok too.

What it is not, is a real project with a tangible future. It is a gamble, not an investment. Some will win and some will lose.
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Re: Is Binance Smart Chain the "New Ethereum"?
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smorgdonkey
on 13/06/2021, 13:23:20 UTC
Binance SmartChain is a copy of Ethereum with a few settings changed. So it is faster, cheaper but LESS SECURE. That is from a blockchain developer who works on blockchain every day and he has stated that exact thing multiple times.

When Ethereum's updates are put into effect, it will become cheaper and faster so Ethereum will gain more business uses and more new businesses will work with and on Ethereum.
Binance SmartChain may do things well but do other companies build things on it like they do on Ethereum? Almost all NFT and almost all new coins are made on Ethereum.

Now, that doesn't mean that Binance SmartChain is not a good or even great investment, it's just information.
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Does Coinbase suck as bad as I think?
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smorgdonkey
on 14/04/2021, 17:43:21 UTC
I opened a Coinbase account. I entered a credit card to use for purchases. None of the purchases will go through. Try to contact them...JUST TRY!!

Seriously, has anyone found that Coinbase sucks this badly? How can something this poor be the first big one to go public? I mean holy F...
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Re: Rich people causes cryptocurrency ban
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smorgdonkey
on 17/02/2021, 16:10:35 UTC
I seen that cryptocurrency want to be highjacked by rich people, looking around  countries currently, its noticeable that bitcoin increase everyday, every week and every months, the more rich people are investing with cryptocurrency the more government attacks cryptocurrency, most countries that values crypto today is having challenges with government, since bitcoin is important to the extent that top people invest on bitcoin why can't government alone adoption of bitcoin.The Rich's are causing eradication of cryptocurrency
Across the world.

* If I many ask what is the major reason while some countries ruling class ban bitcoin transaction?
* What is the negative effects using crypto as currency?
* what harm does bitcoin contributes a country that can lead to ban?


I disagree with you - governments don't target the rich. Governments help the rich and that helps them when they are in government and when they are out of politics.

In my opinion, the only countries banning crypto are ones with governments which don't like that people are able to make transactions without paying fees. I am unaware of any attack on rich people.
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Re: High possibility major governments will BAN Bitcoin in the near future
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smorgdonkey
on 26/01/2021, 16:17:08 UTC


They have a hard time agreeing when they have opposing views. In this case they share the same view of stopping Bitcoin to protect their own national interests and currencies.

I disagree with you.

So I wouldn't hold my breath.


Wouldn't hold your breath for what? You are the one saying that something is going to happen...yeah...definitely don't hold your breath for that. It is not happening.

$300 is something, it would still be worth money, it won't go to zero. But I would consider going from 31K to 0.3K getting killed.

It would be getting killed but it's just a fiction of your mind at this point. Think about it...when it went from $1 to $15000.00 they did nothing and that is a MUCH bigger move than $15000 to $40000. I'll do the math for you: $1 to $15000.00 is 1,500,000 %. Probably nearly every rich person in government has Bitcoin now too so...
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Re: Bitcoin vs covid 19?
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smorgdonkey
on 26/01/2021, 15:11:02 UTC
Am I really reading a bunch of you saying that COVID has not affected Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets? How quickly people forget!! If we look at March 2020 it dropped below $4200 USD. Prior to that it had been quite steady at over $9000 USD. As certain sectors of the markets recovered Bitcoin rose steadily and generally speaking the chart looks pretty much the same as Tesla.
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Re: High possibility major governments will BAN Bitcoin in the near future
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smorgdonkey
on 26/01/2021, 15:01:38 UTC
The governments of the world can't agree on anything. I wouldn't even consider it being an option of any of this happening until the institutional investors and the wealthy dump all of their Bitcoin. China has their cryptocurrency going...do you think that they consulted any governments before they did that?

Anyway, with all of your questions you subsequently dismiss anyone's responses and talk about Bitcoin dropping to nothing. Why even ask?
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Re: Bitcoin vs covid 19?
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smorgdonkey
on 21/01/2021, 18:09:10 UTC
⭐ Merited by Ratimov (1)
Generally speaking, Bitcoin follows the economy. When the markets all crashed Bitcoin dropped so far - I bet everyone wishes that they would have bought when it was $4000 in March 2020. As things recovered, Bitcoin steadily rose. There are many concerns about what will happen but some things to consider are quite basic:

- many countries will 'print' money to deal with COVID 19 and to stimulate their economies
- they aren't making more Bitcoin
- Bitcoin will probably continue to follow the markets but be more insulated from them
- the recent drop is very likely just a response to the dramatic rise in recent months but predicting anything is difficult

One thing that warrants a little more consideration in my opinion is that rich people aren't selling their Bitcoin. Perhaps people with a lot are moving some of their supply but most believe that it will reach much higher levels than the recent rally had achieved. As solid as this all seems, there is still a degree of speculation at hand and even the degree of that speculation can be speculated. Noteworthy, yes?
   
I would think that holding if you bought recently is the right thing to do. Holding if you bought a long time ago is the thing to do. If you are very wealthy and have a lot of Bitcoin...well, it depends on just how wealthy you are. It's probably still going up in the future. Do you need or want your money now or later?