Now that would be something special for Chris and the Feathercoin community…

Maybe a map of FTC global usage akin to Paul Butler’s fresco: [url=https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=469716398919]https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=469716398919[/url]

Learning everyday, thanks Chris.

Even when the score is out of hand, the fans’ll stay for the big plays.

The new design scare everyone off?

I’ll send over 1 FTC uncle muddy, great cause, can you pm me a raffle address and I’ll respond with the time sent? Thank you

Great thought. What action do we take as a community to ensure that happens?

You know what I saw in the last 48 hours? Dogecoin Tips being handed out in massive amounts to people on Reddit who have posted about losing coins on Gox. A very calculated and ingenious strategy.

Not saying we should do that - but it’s definitely another great example of why Dogecoin is moving so fast. There are some seriously smart kids/people pushing it. It’s got the added bonus of a low valuation, so vast amounts can be given at low loss.

That and the Jamaican bob-sled team sponsorship thing. It didn’t go as planned, but it still did so much.

Maybe we need to brainstorm some more low-cost initiatives. I know Chekaz is on point with donating to game channels. Uncle_muddy’s Prostate donation is pretty great too. I’m sure there’s even more great ideas waiting to be put into practice here.

I agree. Check out this move and exposure: http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/26/tech/innovation/dogecoin-cryptocurrency-tech-irpt/

Now that would be something special for Chris and the Feathercoin community…

www.fxstreet.com/analysis/daily-pfennig/2014/02/19/

Guy’s talking about a scenario where China is potentially some day utilizing either SDR’s or a gold-backed renminbi to counter USD inflation.

Anybody think we see a small country go completely crypto in the next few years - a state sponsored digital currency mandated for use? The government would have to issue a new coin obviously pegged to their current fiat currency until perhaps eventually it was their new crypto coin pegged to another crypto.

How would FTC react to this scenario? How would it take advantage? Would it be the middle man currency between this country doing business with the rest of the world? The “bridge currency”?

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Are you offering to fund this endeavor? Do you have 4000+ BTC worth of coins to give away?
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I never said the amount of the coins. Clearly 4000+ “worth” of BTC is not feasible. But I’m happy to give [u]2 FTC[/u] to any one who has been affected by this malleability issue. I suggest others here do the same. Get the coin out into more hands. Get it in front of people. From there “value” will be added to our community - value in the sense of support. This is an opportunity for us to turn aid into long term value.

Most who find interest in cryptocurrency would agree this is a phase. What if in the meantime FTC publicly offered FTC reimbursements to those who claim they lost BTC? It would get FTC trading in more hands only increasing value and PR. The value gap between FTC and BTC would close fairly quickly.

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Someone needs to hurry up and make FTC/USD available ASAP!
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Like this?
[url=https://crypto-trade.com/trade/ftc_usd]https://crypto-trade.com/trade/ftc_usd[/url]
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And this? [url=http://coinmkt.com]coinmkt.com[/url]

The only way I can see FTC emerging here is if something is added on that make’s it stand out. Don’t underestimate the innovation and evolutionary platform here.

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-02/04/dogecoin-inflation