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Sr. MemberActivity: 243Merit: 250 Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 25, 2014, 05:09:25 PM #15 Quote from: hivewallet on June 25, 2014, 04:44:15 PM Wow it looks like there are a lot of NXT supporters out there.



OK, if there's a great API that we can use so we don't have to host a blockchain ourselves, then we'll look into it for sure.



Nxt is 3rd with market cap and I strongly believe its going to be number 2 quite soon, the community is actually gotten really big lately (for a coin only half an year old)

But it is also very different than most of other altcoins so I recommend you to talk with one of its developers first to see if it can fit Hive.



Nxt is 3rd with market cap and I strongly believe its going to be number 2 quite soon, the community is actually gotten really big lately (for a coin only half an year old)But it is also very different than most of other altcoins so I recommend you to talk with one of its developers first to see if it can fit Hive.

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LegendaryActivity: 1694Merit: 1003 Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 25, 2014, 09:25:12 PM #23 I would strongly advise that you consider what you're doing a little more deeply. We're currently in this manic phase of new alt-coins, where every idea, ranging from the *very* few good/interesting ideas, to the irrelevant tweak/scam-coins, gets a day or three in the sun. It's clear that 99+% of the alt coins out there will not last, and that almost definitely includes what many would consider some of the top alts today.



The damage to crypto-currency in general caused by the current alt-mania is non-trivial. The existence of non-technically-interesting alt coins gives credence to the crypto-currency naysayers who insist that the entire space is a flash in the pan because alts prove you can't have digital scarcity. We only play into the hands of this argument by supporting alts.



I'm a firm believer that we'll only end up with 3 or 4 coins long-term (and we have *no idea* which those are going to be yet) and that they'll serve distinct market niches due to meaningful technical differentiation. This situation would actually be somewhat analogous to how the precious metals markets developed; there are only a few that carry non-industrial value.



I just hope that leading companies in the crypto space *do* consider these meta-dynamics and aren't just looking for short-run boosts to their own userbase at the expense of the long-run health of the entire community.



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MemberActivity: 92Merit: 10hivewallet.com Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 26, 2014, 03:15:05 AM #27 Quote from: Melbustus on June 25, 2014, 09:25:12 PM I would strongly advise that you consider what you're doing a little more deeply. We're currently in this manic phase of new alt-coins, where every idea, ranging from the *very* few good/interesting ideas, to the irrelevant tweak/scam-coins, gets a day or three in the sun. It's clear that 99+% of the alt coins out there will not last, and that almost definitely includes what many would consider some of the top alts today.



The damage to crypto-currency in general caused by the current alt-mania is non-trivial. The existence of non-technically-interesting alt coins gives credence to the crypto-currency naysayers who insist that the entire space is a flash in the pan because alts prove you can't have digital scarcity. We only play into the hands of this argument by supporting alts.



I'm a firm believer that we'll only end up with 3 or 4 coins long-term (and we have *no idea* which those are going to be yet) and that they'll serve distinct market niches due to meaningful technical differentiation. This situation would actually be somewhat analogous to how the precious metals markets developed; there are only a few that carry non-industrial value.



I just hope that leading companies in the crypto space *do* consider these meta-dynamics and aren't just looking for short-run boosts to their own userbase at the expense of the long-run health of the entire community.



Choose wisely.



Hive is a supporter of Token Neutrality:



 We do not believe it appropriate that wallet makers hold bias towards one token or another.

 We find arguments for artificial digital scarcity well-reasoned, but ultimately delusional.



No doubt the semantic framing of this topic is responsible for most of the confusion. If one swaps the word 'currency' for 'shares' as Daniel and Stan of Clan Larimer have been suggesting, things look quite a bit different. These two brilliant pieces are recommended reading for everyone:



http://bitshares.org/a-bitrose-by-any-other-name/

http://bitshares.org/the-end-of-cryptomoney/



We at Hive agree that so-called crypto-currency is not moneyeven if it can be used that way, and even if it is sometimes convenient to describe it that way. We're actively working on our language, but let me be crystal-clear about that perspective now.



I know that $1,000,000/BTC was an exit strategy for a handful of people, but there's nary a prayer of it playing out that way. We of Earth love our novelty, and I in particular find the idea of artificial digital scarcity so painfully fucking boring that I'm going to spend my time making your world view more difficult to sustain, as both a career and a hobby. Hive is a supporter of We do not believe it appropriate that wallet makers hold bias towards one token or another. We find arguments for artificial digital scarcity well-reasoned, but ultimately delusional.No doubt the semantic framing of this topic is responsible for most of the confusion. If one swaps the word 'currency' for 'shares' as Daniel and Stan of Clan Larimer have been suggesting, things look quite a bit different. These two brilliant pieces are recommended reading for everyone:We at Hive agree that so-called crypto-currency is not moneyeven if it can be used that way, and even if it is sometimes convenient to describe it that way. We're actively working on our language, but let me be crystal-clear about that perspective now.I know that $1,000,000/BTC was an exit strategy for a handful of people, but there's nary a prayer of it playing out that way. We of Earth love our novelty, and I in particular find the idea of artificial digital scarcity sothat I'm going to spend my time making your world view more difficult to sustain, as both a career and a hobby. hivewallet.com  humint.is  spinjar.me  vizor.io  xbalances.com  inkpad.io

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LegendaryActivity: 1694Merit: 1003 Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 26, 2014, 04:21:07 AM #30 Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 03:15:05 AM Quote from: Melbustus on June 25, 2014, 09:25:12 PM I would strongly advise that you consider what you're doing a little more deeply. We're currently in this manic phase of new alt-coins, where every idea, ranging from the *very* few good/interesting ideas, to the irrelevant tweak/scam-coins, gets a day or three in the sun. It's clear that 99+% of the alt coins out there will not last, and that almost definitely includes what many would consider some of the top alts today.



The damage to crypto-currency in general caused by the current alt-mania is non-trivial. The existence of non-technically-interesting alt coins gives credence to the crypto-currency naysayers who insist that the entire space is a flash in the pan because alts prove you can't have digital scarcity. We only play into the hands of this argument by supporting alts.



I'm a firm believer that we'll only end up with 3 or 4 coins long-term (and we have *no idea* which those are going to be yet) and that they'll serve distinct market niches due to meaningful technical differentiation. This situation would actually be somewhat analogous to how the precious metals markets developed; there are only a few that carry non-industrial value.



I just hope that leading companies in the crypto space *do* consider these meta-dynamics and aren't just looking for short-run boosts to their own userbase at the expense of the long-run health of the entire community.



Choose wisely.



Hive is a supporter of Token Neutrality:



 We do not believe it appropriate that wallet makers hold bias towards one token or another.

 We find arguments for artificial digital scarcity well-reasoned, but ultimately delusional.



No doubt the semantic framing of this topic is responsible for most of the confusion. If one swaps the word 'currency' for 'shares' as Daniel and Stan of Clan Larimer have been suggesting, things look quite a bit different. These two brilliant pieces are recommended reading for everyone:



http://bitshares.org/a-bitrose-by-any-other-name/

http://bitshares.org/the-end-of-cryptomoney/



We at Hive agree that so-called crypto-currency is not moneyeven if it can be used that way, and even if it is sometimes convenient to describe it that way. We're actively working on our language, but let me be crystal-clear about that perspective now.



I know that $1,000,000/BTC was an exit strategy for a handful of people, but there's nary a prayer of it playing out that way. We of Earth love our novelty, and I in particular find the idea of artificial digital scarcity so painfully fucking boring that I'm going to spend my time making your world view more difficult to sustain, as both a career and a hobby.

Hive is a supporter of We do not believe it appropriate that wallet makers hold bias towards one token or another. We find arguments for artificial digital scarcity well-reasoned, but ultimately delusional.No doubt the semantic framing of this topic is responsible for most of the confusion. If one swaps the word 'currency' for 'shares' as Daniel and Stan of Clan Larimer have been suggesting, things look quite a bit different. These two brilliant pieces are recommended reading for everyone:We at Hive agree that so-called crypto-currency is not moneyeven if it can be used that way, and even if it is sometimes convenient to describe it that way. We're actively working on our language, but let me be crystal-clear about that perspective now.I know that $1,000,000/BTC was an exit strategy for a handful of people, but there's nary a prayer of it playing out that way. We of Earth love our novelty, and I in particular find the idea of artificial digital scarcity sothat I'm going to spend my time making your world view more difficult to sustain, as both a career and a hobby.



Wait, are you serious? I honestly couldn't tell without reading that twice, but I *think* you actually *are* being serious...



Which is awful. Especially if you work with crypto for a living. None of this works AT ALL without scarcity. The entire point of bitcoin, and altcoins for that matter, is recording the transfer of a scarce asset. Without scarcity there really is no asset, or at least no reason to record the transfer of it, since there's no value. How do you not get that*?



You can make arguments for supporting alts in your wallet if you like, but to categorically refute the validity of digital scarcity is just asinine.





* or maybe I'm just being expertly trolled...? Wait, are you serious? I honestly couldn't tell without reading that twice, but I *think* you actually *are* being serious...Which is awful. Especially if you work with crypto for a living. None of this works AT ALL without scarcity. The entire point of bitcoin, and altcoins for that matter, is recording the transfer of a scarce asset. Without scarcity there really is no asset, or at least no reason to record the transfer of it, since there's no value. How do you not get that*?You can make arguments for supporting alts in your wallet if you like, but to categorically refute the validity of digital scarcity is just asinine.* or maybe I'm just being expertly trolled...? Bitcoin is the first monetary system to credibly offer perfect information to all economic participants.

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MemberActivity: 92Merit: 10hivewallet.com Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM #34 Quote from: Melbustus on June 26, 2014, 04:21:07 AM Wait, are you serious? I honestly couldn't tell without reading that twice, but I *think* you actually *are* being serious...



Which is awful. Especially if you work with crypto for a living. None of this works AT ALL without scarcity. The entire point of bitcoin, and altcoins for that matter, is recording the transfer of a scarce asset. Without scarcity there really is no asset, or at least no reason to record the transfer of it, since there's no value. How do you not get that*?



You can make arguments for supporting alts in your wallet if you like, but to categorically refute the validity of digital scarcity is just asinine.



* or maybe I'm just being expertly trolled...?



Digital scarcity within the framework of a single tokenthat of course makes sense. But expecting everyone to value your assumptions equally re: precisely which token(s) are important (" artificial digital scarcity")? That is a non-starter, a fact which should be obvious to anyone who knows that human beings are not uniformly rational, nor uniformly in possession of the same set of needs and desires.



Let me be clear: I love Bitcoin, I hold Bitcoin, and (for now) we run Hive on it, exclusively... But I still feel that these arguments against other tokens are spurious at best. See my point about semantics.



tl;dr: I am indeed trolling you, but not in the way that you may think. Digital scarcity within the framework of a single tokenthat of course makes sense. But expecting everyone to value your assumptions equally re: precisely which token(s) are important ("digital scarcity")? That is a non-starter, a fact which should be obvious to anyone who knows that human beings are not uniformly rational, nor uniformly in possession of the same set of needs and desires.Let me be clear: I love Bitcoin, I hold Bitcoin, and (for now) we run Hive on it, exclusively... But I still feel that these arguments against other tokens are spurious at best. See my point about semantics.tl;dr: I am indeed trolling you, but not in the way that you may think. hivewallet.com  humint.is  spinjar.me  vizor.io  xbalances.com  inkpad.io

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LegendaryActivity: 1694Merit: 1003 Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 26, 2014, 06:33:53 AM #35 Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM Quote from: Melbustus on June 26, 2014, 04:21:07 AM Wait, are you serious? I honestly couldn't tell without reading that twice, but I *think* you actually *are* being serious...



Which is awful. Especially if you work with crypto for a living. None of this works AT ALL without scarcity. The entire point of bitcoin, and altcoins for that matter, is recording the transfer of a scarce asset. Without scarcity there really is no asset, or at least no reason to record the transfer of it, since there's no value. How do you not get that*?



You can make arguments for supporting alts in your wallet if you like, but to categorically refute the validity of digital scarcity is just asinine.



* or maybe I'm just being expertly trolled...?



Digital scarcity within the framework of a single tokenthat of course makes sense.



Digital scarcity within the framework of a single tokenthat of course makes sense.

Well, you can't have infinite tokens (I'll acquiesce and use your word of choice for now) with scarcity within each and still have scarcity over all, if there's functional crossover between tokens. However broad a domain you're considering, there must be scarcity somewhere or else there is no value.







Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM

But expecting everyone to value your assumptions equally re: precisely which token(s) are important (" artificial digital scarcity")? That is a non-starter, a fact which should be obvious to anyone who knows that human beings are not uniformly rational, nor uniformly in possession of the same set of needs and desires.





Kinda thinking you're taking my points out of context here and fighting a different battle... Not quite sure what, though.



To clarify my arguments, if bitcoin loses ultimately, and there are other coins with long-run value, that's fine. That just can't happen arbitrarily (or seemingly arbitrarily) or the world will not boardly adopt crypto-currency (or tokens...(semantics)). You are either pissed about something else, or are severely misunderstanding how *most* humans work.





Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM

Let me be clear: I love Bitcoin, I hold Bitcoin, and (for now) we run Hive on it, exclusively...





Good.





Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM

But I still feel that these arguments against other tokens are spurious at best. See my point about semantics.



Disagree. I don't particularly care what series of letters you use to describe a slot on a blockchain. The point is what those slots can be used for, and money is a fantastic use for them. There are indeed more uses, but it's near-ideal for money. All of our monetary constructs have boiled down to providing a memory function. On the surface it's ludicrous that hunks of metal ever held value above their industrial use, but turns out they provided the societal exchange memory function pretty darn well (until humans developed the need to transact over distance). Rai stones are obviously one of the most cited examples of the memory concept being taken to an extreme, and bitcoin is, for the way our society currently interacts, the intellectual pinnacle of this money-memory function. For now, anyways.



To realize those functions we can't have blockchains falling in and out of favor willy nilly. Luckily (in our short history) that has not yet happened, and I'm only interested in the crypto space because I'm reasonably confident it'll continue to not happen. Essentially, if bitcoin is unseated, most of the humans will have to pretty readily be able to describe why, or else confidence in the memory function will be lost and people won't use a decentralized construct for such anymore, having tested and disproved the notion that it can be accomplished without an entity demanding use of it by force.





Quote from: wendell on June 26, 2014, 06:02:48 AM tl;dr: I am indeed trolling you, but not in the way that you may think.



Indeed.

Well, you can't have infinite tokens (I'll acquiesce and use your word of choice for now) with scarcity within each and still have scarcity over all, if there's functional crossover between tokens. However broad a domain you're considering, there must be scarcity somewhere or else there is no value.Kinda thinking you're taking my points out of context here and fighting a different battle... Not quite sure what, though.To clarify my arguments, if bitcoin loses ultimately, and there are other coins with long-run value, that's fine. That just can't happen arbitrarily (or seemingly arbitrarily) or the world will not boardly adopt crypto-currency (or tokens...(semantics)). You are either pissed about something else, or are severely misunderstanding how *most* humans work.Good.Disagree. I don't particularly care what series of letters you use to describe a slot on a blockchain. The point is what those slots can be used for, and money is a fantastic use for them. There are indeed more uses, but it's near-ideal for money. All of our monetary constructs have boiled down to providing a memory function. On the surface it's ludicrous that hunks of metal ever held value above their industrial use, but turns out they provided the societal exchange memory function pretty darn well (until humans developed the need to transact over distance). Rai stones are obviously one of the most cited examples of the memory concept being taken to an extreme, and bitcoin is, for the way our society currently interacts, the intellectual pinnacle of this money-memory function. For now, anyways.To realize those functions we can't have blockchains falling in and out of favor willy nilly. Luckily (in our short history) that has not yet happened, and I'm only interested in the crypto space because I'm reasonably confident it'll continue to not happen. Essentially, if bitcoin is unseated, most of the humans will have to pretty readily be able to describe why, or else confidence in the memory function will be lost and people won't use a decentralized construct for such anymore, having tested and disproved the notion that it can be accomplished without an entity demanding use of it by force.Indeed. Bitcoin is the first monetary system to credibly offer perfect information to all economic participants.

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LegendaryActivity: 966Merit: 1001Energy is Wealth Re: Which currency should Hive support next? June 27, 2014, 12:08:16 PM #47 Quote from: Melbustus on June 25, 2014, 09:25:12 PM I would strongly advise that you consider what you're doing a little more deeply. We're currently in this manic phase of new alt-coins, where every idea, ranging from the *very* few good/interesting ideas, to the irrelevant tweak/scam-coins, gets a day or three in the sun. It's clear that 99+% of the alt coins out there will not last, and that almost definitely includes what many would consider some of the top alts today.



The damage to crypto-currency in general caused by the current alt-mania is non-trivial. The existence of non-technically-interesting alt coins gives credence to the crypto-currency naysayers who insist that the entire space is a flash in the pan because alts prove you can't have digital scarcity. We only play into the hands of this argument by supporting alts.



I'm a firm believer that we'll only end up with 3 or 4 coins long-term (and we have *no idea* which those are going to be yet) and that they'll serve distinct market niches due to meaningful technical differentiation. This situation would actually be somewhat analogous to how the precious metals markets developed; there are only a few that carry non-industrial value.



I just hope that leading companies in the crypto space *do* consider these meta-dynamics and aren't just looking for short-run boosts to their own userbase at the expense of the long-run health of the entire community.



Choose wisely.

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The first paragraph will let you know where we heading

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MemberActivity: 70Merit: 10 Re: Which token should Hive support next? June 27, 2014, 02:21:08 PM #52 As a respectable company it would certainly exclude anything with scam attachments it just drags the company into the mud as-well.

The logical choice to support would be Doge if the bitch-fighting within the dev team ends

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LegendaryActivity: 924Merit: 1000 Re: Which token should Hive support next? June 30, 2014, 08:11:36 PM #54



Please allow me to introduce you to Guldencoin - NLG, we are a serious coin out to take crypto to the masses in the Netherlands... We currently have 3 Subway branches and De Prins in Amsterdam where Dutch people can already buy food for NLG and a bunch of online merchants.



We also have online merchants and I strongly believe a HTML5 wallet will be a great help to us while we develop our iOS wallet, just so our iphone users can also purchase from our merchant as shown in the video below.



https://vimeo.com/guldencoin



We also have a great community and the dev team is constantly doing updates. Our coin is also only 3 months old but we have achieved quite a bit in that time. A HTML5 would make a world of difference for us and as you can see would be used for real world purposes already.



Below is a summary of the updates we have done with some timeline. Let me know if you need anymore information.



23-06-14 :

21-06-14 : Bitstraat.nl offers hardware solutions for merchants, which will make accepting Guldencoin easy and convenient.

20-06-14 :

17-06-14 : New faucet

11-06-14 : Bet on World Cup 2014 matches with Guldencoin at nlgcup.com

04-06-14 : Added to swisscex

03-06-14 : Wikipedia page online

30-06-14 : New website

20-05-14 : Easy way to find places were you can pay with nlg

19-05-14 : Added to coinnext

17-05-14 : Pay with Guldencoin video at Prins, Amsterdam city center

16-05-14 : New wallet

1405-14 : New merchant in the heart of Amsterdam, Cafetaria De Prins

12-05-14 : New merchant Uncommon

09-05-14 : Guldencoin marketplace

06-05-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Kampen

02-05-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Assen, new online merchants: http://www.memoryspelmaken.nl/, http://www.sportboekmaken.nl/

30-04-14 : Added to Bleutrade

26-04-14 : Android wallet available

25-04-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Leeuwarden

20-04-14 : New wallet OpenSSL Heartbleed fix

18-04-14 : New video available:

14-04-14 : Online merchant:

11-04-14 : Guldencoinforum online

08-04-14 : Partnership with Litebit and Litepaid

05-04-14 : Added to Bittrex

04-04-14 : Launch! Hi Hive,Please allow me to introduce you to Guldencoin - NLG, we are a serious coin out to take crypto to the masses in the Netherlands... We currently have 3 Subway branches and De Prins in Amsterdam where Dutch people can already buy food for NLG and a bunch of online merchants.We also have online merchants and I strongly believe a HTML5 wallet will be a great help to us while we develop our iOS wallet, just so our iphone users can also purchase from our merchant as shown in the video below.We also have a great community and the dev team is constantly doing updates. Our coin is also only 3 months old but we have achieved quite a bit in that time. A HTML5 would make a world of difference for us and as you can see would be used for real world purposes already.Below is a summary of the updates we have done with some timeline. Let me know if you need anymore information.23-06-14 : http://bitscoinshop.com.br/en/ first international merchant to accept Guldencoin.21-06-14 : Bitstraat.nl offers hardware solutions for merchants, which will make accepting Guldencoin easy and convenient.20-06-14 : http://gratisguldencoin.nl -- advertisement and summary to explain to dutch citizen how to claim coins and info links.17-06-14 : New faucet http://fauc.at/Index/Guldencoin 11-06-14 : Bet on World Cup 2014 matches with Guldencoin at nlgcup.com04-06-14 : Added to swisscex https://www.swisscex.com/market 03-06-14 : Wikipedia page online http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guldencoin 30-06-14 : New website https://guldencoin.com 20-05-14 : Easy way to find places were you can pay with nlg http://www.betalenmetguldencoin.nl/ 19-05-14 : Added to coinnext https://coinnext.com/trade/NLG/BTC 17-05-14 : Pay with Guldencoin video at Prins, Amsterdam city center16-05-14 : New wallet1405-14 : New merchant in the heart of Amsterdam, Cafetaria De Prins12-05-14 : New merchant Uncommon http://www.unco.nl/157/wij-accepteren-de-guldencoin/ 09-05-14 : Guldencoin marketplace http://guldenbeurs.nl/ 06-05-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Kampen02-05-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Assen, new online merchants: http://www.speelkaartenmaken.nl/ 30-04-14 : Added to Bleutrade https://bleutrade.com/ 26-04-14 : Android wallet available25-04-14 : Pay with NLG at Subway Leeuwarden20-04-14 : New wallet OpenSSL Heartbleed fix18-04-14 : New video available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=criatJSIqdE 14-04-14 : Online merchant: https://www.biteweb.nl/ 11-04-14 : Guldencoinforum online08-04-14 : Partnership with Litebit and Litepaid05-04-14 : Added to Bittrex04-04-14 : Launch! https://developer.gulden.com/blog/ - For the latest Gulden development updates

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Sr. MemberActivity: 393Merit: 250 Re: Which token should Hive support next? June 30, 2014, 09:27:09 PM #56 I agree with the gentlemen above NLG should really be added to your wallet service.



If you read the info WaterLooDown posted you can see where not some pump and dump coin we are really serious and in it for the long run.



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Guldencoin (NLG) is really worth it.

We need an IOS wallet and we will really appreciate it that Hive will support NLG.



Here I pay a sandwich with an android wallet at Subway with NLG.



As Waterloo mentioned ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=637227.msg7606565#msg7606565 ):Guldencoin (NLG) is really worth it.We need an IOS wallet and we will really appreciate it that Hive will support NLG.Here I pay a sandwich with an android wallet at Subway with NLG.

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NewbieActivity: 29Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 08, 2014, 07:00:51 AM #83 appreciate the work that you do and the open policy you take, it's still a growing market but i would love to see the app for goodcoin now that would be cool since already got the tip app on facebook but an app would be better

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Sr. MemberActivity: 322Merit: 250 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 08, 2014, 11:26:18 PM #94 Quote from: hivewallet on July 08, 2014, 09:06:46 AM Thank you for all of your suggestions.



We have already chosen the next 3 tokens and will announce them soon.



The next 3 will be chosen based on who tells the best joke in here... Though you obviously must also have a blockchain.info-style API that we can use to build the wallet, too. :-)



No, we're not kidding. Make us laugh and win.



The best joke in cryptocurrencies world is very short and with one word only: Dogecoin



It shows how far can a joke go



PS: I am actually voting for NLG (Guldencoin) to be the next coin to be added.



I have built the Android wallet for NLG so I can provide you help in setting up the Hive wallet for NLG if needed.



Cheers and congrats for the great work!

Nuno The best joke in cryptocurrencies world is very short and with one word only: DogecoinIt shows how far can a joke goPS: I am actually voting for NLG (Guldencoin) to be the next coin to be added.I have built the Android wallet for NLG so I can provide you help in setting up the Hive wallet for NLG if needed.Cheers and congrats for the great work!Nuno Gulden NLG: GdQgmEN1ptPzKpnMmRw7pwAuPGiJZCZjHi Europecoin ERC: Edg1HCFSsVweehu35YeHXfURKXgEi7qnLm

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Hero MemberActivity: 786Merit: 501 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 09, 2014, 02:19:53 AM #95







Or does it have to be a joke copied and pasted from them internets? Here is a YACoin meme that is pretty funny:Or does it have to be a joke copied and pasted from them internets? YaCoin: YL5kf54wPPXKsXd5T18xCaNkyUsS1DgY7z

BitCoin: 14PFbLyUdTyxZg3V8hnvj5VXkx3dhthmDj

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NewbieActivity: 38Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 09, 2014, 05:31:56 AM #97



did you hear about the stoner who got into bitcoin mining?



he was doing blocks of hash while hashing blocks and blew what he mined blowing his mind



vote for goodcoin its damn GOOD jokes are harder than i thought always wanna go dirty or offensive lol but here is a clean one loldid you hear about the stoner who got into bitcoin mining?he was doing blocks of hash while hashing blocks and blew what he mined blowing his mindvote for goodcoin its damn GOOD

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Full MemberActivity: 168Merit: 100 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 09, 2014, 07:50:25 PM #103 Another joke for GoodCoin



What's the difference between breaking up with a crazy gf and the crypto traders?



Only the ex gf will continue to chase you until you die, while traders will move onto the next coin My GOODies

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NewbieActivity: 44Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 10, 2014, 08:27:54 AM #106 Ahem, my GOOD entry...



A husband and wife are trying to set up a new password for their computer. The husband puts "mypenis" and the wife rolls on the floor laughing because the screen says, "Error. Not long enough."

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Sr. MemberActivity: 332Merit: 250 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 14, 2014, 08:01:17 PM #110 I was in a bar last night and overheard three very hefty woman talking.

Their accent appeared to be Scottisch, so I turned over and asked "Hello ladies are you three lassies from Scotland?"

One of then angrily screeched, "It's Wales you idiot Wales!" So I apologised and replied "I'm so sorry, so you are three whales from Scotland?"

And thats the last thing I remember...



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Sr. MemberActivity: 332Merit: 250 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 15, 2014, 05:00:07 PM #112 Quote from: hivewallet on July 15, 2014, 02:20:21 AM Quote from: thsminer on July 14, 2014, 08:01:17 PM I was in a bar last night and overheard three very hefty woman talking.

Their accent appeared to be Scottisch, so I turned over and asked "Hello ladies are you three lassies from Scotland?"

One of then angrily screeched, "It's Wales you idiot Wales!" So I apologised and replied "I'm so sorry, so you are three whales from Scotland?"

And thats the last thing I remember...



For NLG



Winner for today at least. :-)

Winner for today at least. :-)

Thank you, but to give NLG some better odds;



On a summers day, two English tourists came through Wales.

At Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoch they gazed at the placename and stopped for lunch.

One of the tourists asked the waitress: We I wonder if you could settle an argument for us. Can you pronounce where we are, very, very, very slowly? The girl leaned over and said:



Burrr gurrr King.

Thank you, but to give NLG some better odds;On a summers day, two English tourists came through Wales.At Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoch they gazed at the placename and stopped for lunch.One of the tourists asked the waitress: We I wonder if you could settle an argument for us. Can you pronounce where we are, very, very, very slowly? The girl leaned over and said:Burrr gurrr King.

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Full MemberActivity: 168Merit: 100 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 16, 2014, 07:31:07 PM #113 Not into original crypto jokes I see. ..



A man, whose level of drunkenness was bordering on the absurd, stood up to leave and fell flat on his face.



"Maybe all I need is some fresh air, " thought the man as he crawled outside.



He tried to stand up again, but fell face first into the mud.



"Screw it, " he thought. "I'll just crawl home. "



The next morning, his wife found him on the doorstep asleep.



"You went out drinking last night didn't you?" She said.



"Uh. Yes, " he said sheepishly.



"How did you know?"



"You left your wheelchair at the bar again. "



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NewbieActivity: 29Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 18, 2014, 07:11:00 AM #115



She asked me, "Is that you or the beer talking"



I said, "It's me........I'm talking to the beer"!



vote for goodcoin I was out for a drink with the wife last night and I said, "I love you".She asked me, "Is that you or the beer talking"I said, "It's me........I'm talking to the beer"!vote for goodcoin

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NewbieActivity: 44Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? July 21, 2014, 07:10:38 AM #117



Oh Samantha! I am so happy for you! Gushed her Mom giving her a big hug, I hope you two will be really happy together! I cant wait to meet him!



Tell us more about him said her Dad, does he have any money?



Oh Dad! Is that all you men ever think about? That was the first question he asked me about you too!



GOOD joke.

Mom, Dad, sit down. I have something very important to tell you, said Samantha, upon her return home from college after graduation. I met a guy who lives near the college that I really like and we decided we are going to get married!Oh Samantha! I am so happy for you! Gushed her Mom giving her a big hug, I hope you two will be really happy together! I cant wait to meet him!Tell us more about him said her Dad, does he have any money?Oh Dad! Is that all you men ever think about? That was the first question he asked me about you too!GOOD joke.

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Hero MemberActivity: 490Merit: 500The Official CannabisCoin Team [CANN] Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 15, 2014, 02:28:57 PM

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We have goods to sell, and there's more bees that want this honey!



Main thread:

The Team at CannabisCoin would like to kindly ask you guys to consider a 'Real World' use coin such as CannabisCoin - CANNWe have goods to sell, and there's more bees that want this honey!Main thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=661885.0

The Coin that's 100% Backed by Marijuana Cannabis!

Trade symbol [CANN] - YES WE CANN! Cannabis Coin Team - Community run, NOT Company run!The Coin that's 100% Backed by Marijuana Cannabis! http://CannabisCoin.net Trade symbol [CANN] - YES WE CANN!

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LegendaryActivity: 1540Merit: 1010FUD Philanthropist Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 15, 2014, 02:58:06 PM #124

i should report your ass's.. your just being dicks hijacking this topic !



where is our new *possible moderator BitcoinExpress when we need him ? 2 full straight pages of useless spam ?i should report your ass's.. your just being dicks hijacking this topic !where is our new *possible moderator BitcoinExpress when we need him ? FUD first & ask questions later

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Sr. MemberActivity: 252Merit: 250Uro: 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 16, 2014, 01:44:20 AM #128 Quote from: solid12345 on August 15, 2014, 03:21:52 PM I think Hive should support CANN and URO, both real-world backed cryptocurrencies.



Nuro would be happy to support CANN once the CANN team finalizes their pegging policies transparently and either gets on



More info about Nuro is here:



Nuro is 100% open-source so security and safety can be vetted by all.



Nuro works on any (up to date) browser and all (modern) mobile devices, because it is built using standards compliant HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, along with Intel App Framework/Apache Cordova for native app store distribution and native look/feel/performance. Nuro would be happy to support CANN once the CANN team finalizes their pegging policies transparently and either gets on BlockCypher (trust me - its so worth it - saved me at least 2 weeks in dev time, and is saving me about 5 hours a week in server maintenance) or a similar API service like APICoin or ReddAPI.More info about Nuro is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=739689.0 Nuro is 100% open-source so security and safety can be vetted by all.Nuro works on any (up to date) browser and all (modern) mobile devices, because it is built using standards compliant HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, along with Intel App Framework/Apache Cordova for native app store distribution and native look/feel/performance. Uro: A Real Long Term Currency, 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer[/url]

Urea N46 tracks gradual increases in energy and food prices over the long term.

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NewbieActivity: 10Merit: 0 Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 16, 2014, 07:56:52 PM #131 Quote from: minerjoen on August 16, 2014, 02:01:13 PM Well cann is one of the coins what make there words real. They dont talk nonsense, only facts..

No hidden / secret things, all simple facts are showed with proves.







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what are the facts? "cannt" see them? :-)



just tell us the facts, and show us some proof.



the whole world is waiting, what are your arguments for cannabiscoin?

doesnt see anything exiting about this coin the last 2 weeks, just hype and dump.



where was the never ending progress in the last 2 weeks?



just pics and words, and the absence of evidence!



this coin has no future, if i "cann" buy MMJ with dollars, there are so many growers with good MMJ and they sell it 4 dollars.

cannt see the innovation here, nothing more then forcing somebody to pay with coins.

a rather bad marketing concept, just look at the competitors.

and you see what you get without the force to buy cann coin first.

stay realistic nothing more than a forced market layer, its getting old, really old ..kwhat are the facts? "cannt" see them? :-)just tell us the facts, and show us some proof.the whole world is waiting, what are your arguments for cannabiscoin?doesnt see anything exiting about this coin the last 2 weeks, just hype and dump.where was the never ending progress in the last 2 weeks?just pics and words, and the absence of evidence!this coin has no future, if i "cann" buy MMJ with dollars, there are so many growers with good MMJ and they sell it 4 dollars.cannt see the innovation here, nothing more then forcing somebody to pay with coins.a rather bad marketing concept, just look at the competitors.and you see what you get without the force to buy cann coin first.stay realistic nothing more than a forced market layer, its getting old, really old

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LegendaryActivity: 1120Merit: 1002 Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 16, 2014, 10:32:23 PM #132 Quote from: Scuzzlebutt on August 16, 2014, 07:56:52 PM Quote from: minerjoen on August 16, 2014, 02:01:13 PM Well cann is one of the coins what make there words real. They dont talk nonsense, only facts..

No hidden / secret things, all simple facts are showed with proves.







..k



what are the facts? "cannt" see them? :-)



just tell us the facts, and show us some proof.



the whole world is waiting, what are your arguments for cannabiscoin?

doesnt see anything exiting about this coin the last 2 weeks, just hype and dump.



where was the never ending progress in the last 2 weeks?



just pics and words, and the absence of evidence!



this coin has no future, if i "cann" buy MMJ with dollars, there are so many growers with good MMJ and they sell it 4 dollars.

cannt see the innovation here, nothing more then forcing somebody to pay with coins.

a rather bad marketing concept, just look at the competitors.

and you see what you get without the force to buy cann coin first.

stay realistic nothing more than a forced market layer, its getting old, really old

..kwhat are the facts? "cannt" see them? :-)just tell us the facts, and show us some proof.the whole world is waiting, what are your arguments for cannabiscoin?doesnt see anything exiting about this coin the last 2 weeks, just hype and dump.where was the never ending progress in the last 2 weeks?just pics and words, and the absence of evidence!this coin has no future, if i "cann" buy MMJ with dollars, there are so many growers with good MMJ and they sell it 4 dollars.cannt see the innovation here, nothing more then forcing somebody to pay with coins.a rather bad marketing concept, just look at the competitors.and you see what you get without the force to buy cann coin first.stay realistic nothing more than a forced market layer, its getting old, really old



If you see no difference then you are blind... Then must be your opinion to cryptocurrencies: there is not a single coin out there only bitcoin... If you see no difference then you are blind... Then must be your opinion to cryptocurrencies: there is not a single coin out there only bitcoin...

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Full MemberActivity: 168Merit: 100 Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 19, 2014, 04:30:25 AM #138 Quote from: hivewallet on August 18, 2014, 04:12:27 AM



If you have a blockchain-style API and a decent JavaScript programmer at your disposal, you should be able to knock out support for this in a day. Then we'll make it pretty and merge it all back in.



https://github.com/hivewallet/hive-js



hive-js is the backbone of Hive Web, Hive iOS and some other forthcoming platforms, so if support exists there, we can get it onto mobile devices.

How many of you guys have dev teams that could add the necessary support to Hive?If you have a blockchain-style API and a decent JavaScript programmer at your disposal, you should be able to knock out support for this in a day. Then we'll make it pretty and merge it all back in.hive-js is the backbone of Hive Web, Hive iOS and some other forthcoming platforms, so if support exists there, we can get it onto mobile devices.

Cool, that's easy stuff, I'll let them know thanks! Cool, that's easy stuff, I'll let them know thanks! My GOODies

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Hero MemberActivity: 532Merit: 500 Re: Which token should Hive support next? August 19, 2014, 07:38:01 PM #139 Quote from: hivewallet on August 18, 2014, 04:12:27 AM



If you have a blockchain-style API and a decent JavaScript programmer at your disposal, you should be able to knock out support for this in a day. Then we'll make it pretty and merge it all back in.



https://github.com/hivewallet/hive-js



hive-js is the backbone of Hive Web, Hive iOS and some other forthcoming platforms, so if support exists there, we can get it onto mobile devices.

How many of you guys have dev teams that could add the necessary support to Hive?If you have a blockchain-style API and a decent JavaScript programmer at your disposal, you should be able to knock out support for this in a day. Then we'll make it pretty and merge it all back in.hive-js is the backbone of Hive Web, Hive iOS and some other forthcoming platforms, so if support exists there, we can get it onto mobile devices.

blockchain style api is not a problem - which pieces do we need? just their simple query api, or do you need the Data API?



We'll set our JS devs on hive-js right away.



Thanks y'all! blockchain style api is not a problem - which pieces do we need? just their simple query api, or do you need the Data API?We'll set our JS devs on hive-js right away.Thanks y'all!

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We have had the honour of the Cannacoin team acting as our developers for the algorithm changes that are currently under way and they are very good at what they do. I will mention this to them to see if it is something they would be willing to help us implement. Cannacoin would also be a great addition IMHO given their current strategy of building applications that are of use to all cannabis related altcoins out there.



Here are some links if you would like to read more about SolarCoin and Cannacoin:



www.solarcoin.org

SLR thread here:

CCN thread here:



Hello! I was hoping you might consider including SolarCoin. We are moving to 100% PoS in 3-4 weeks at which time the public mining phase is over and coins in circulation will only increase as people who generate solar power begin to claim their coins on a 1 SolarCoin = 1 MWh basis. In essence, we are building a currency backed by electricity. The vast majority of SolarCoin enthusiasts are interested in a wallet that can be accessed with their smart phones in order to begin spending their coins and convincing merchants to accept it. The solution you provide would seem to fit the bill perfectly.We have had the honour of the Cannacoin team acting as our developers for the algorithm changes that are currently under way and they are very good at what they do. I will mention this to them to see if it is something they would be willing to help us implement. Cannacoin would also be a great addition IMHO given their current strategy of building applications that are of use to all cannabis related altcoins out there.Here are some links if you would like to read more about SolarCoin and Cannacoin:SLR thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=785257.0 CCN thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=740903.0 Bitcoin: 17tzgWkXMBazch4koAhokMTcCtbc4TaYkE

Ether: 0xfe700f4aeec47e52eafad00f81977bb89738e0ae

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