"toy for wallstreet"

I think you just NAILED IT!

They will pump and dump BTC on round 2, and then when everyone is crying their eyes out.

"Hey did you know you can now buy Pepsi Coin?"
"Would you like to purchase some Starbucks digital bucks?"

'Fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.'

Me here. Super hot here in W.A.. Great reading morning.

And:

BTC     $300-$170 depending on the hysteria
sync     $50 .... no volume
DVC     $35 --- attracts premium prices. Held its value 100% during recent Bitcoin craziness.
M         $5 ..... too young to know the real capital value (also stakes so securish)
Master  $3.50ish ... very low volume for the amount of market capital (also NO network it is a website ledger thus not real crypto)
CP        $2ish... same as Master but with more market capital and fair volume.  
UNO     $2.50+ ... solid network, mature coin and community
LTC      $2ish... inflationary is and understatement but running at 'the silver to btc gold' status
Dark     $1.50ish... we'll see, still inflationary unless you think $50k/month to cover the mining is no problem
Clams    $1ish ... still not sure what the network is ... but backed by 'dice' gambling.  One to watch.
YB         $1ish ... can you read chinese?  No English website.  Copy of Ya coin, notoriously bad copy of it too.
btcD      $1ish ... jl777 version of a Nubit backed by the 'SuperNet' revenue.  Too young.
Nu         SOLID BUCK plus minus a few pennies ... pegged to 1$
Pay        $20-$1 ... under SEC investigation (staking coin)

@FK, that http link redirected to the https version which brought up this message in Chrome ...


Also, Chrome put a red line through the "https" part and a red "x" over the lock icon just before the "https" part.  Made me a bit wary; decided to not take any chances.

Clicking that https link directly gives the same error in Chrome!

Ok, so I'm adding it now as a Chrome app.

As to the wine thing, doggone it, I was planning on hitting the hay early tonight without the usual bottle of Korbel Brut behind me this time of night, totally abstemious from that decent-tasting (but evil!) champagne.  But that CryptoCat app has spent at least 15 minutes so far "encrypting" (with a whole bunch of kinda interesting cat-fact trivia).  So I decided to honor my resolution -- and instead poured myself a small shot of vodka.

That Cat better quit "encrypting" soon ...

Update:  she never quit encrypting, so I finally gave up.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.  I had removed UNO from my other dat, the one backed up.  But, before removing my UNO from Cryptsy, I want to make sure I have this backup thing down.  It would be great to have a good How2. 

Z

Yeah, a purchase like this could be like buying 10,000.00000000 BTC pizzas.  I hope that guy replenished the BTC he spent.  I've already replenished the UNO spent (and then some at these prices).     

Thanks for indulging my experiment with Cryptocat encrypted chat, especially those who tried but couldn't quite get in. Jelks & IMZ, sorry we missed you.

A few of you made it into Cryptocat Unobtanium chat room, only then to be disappointed with how boring it is to chat with me. Bitcoin Charlie especially learned the hard way.

I learned that Chrome worked well on Cryptocat. I just installed the free app from the Chrome store and then it appeared on the toolbar. Clicked the toolbar and then I was in.

Firefox was tricky because of an extra step involved. After installing the Cryptocat add-in from https://crypto.cat, I then had to place the cryptocat icon on the Firefox menu bar.  To accomplish this in Windows 7, I had to right click just to the right of the Firefox Url bar, enable Menu Bar, and then also select Customize.  From the Customize menu, I dragged the Cryptocat icon and dropped it on the menu bar, where it now sits and works perfectly. Now when I want to start Cryptocat, I just click on the icon in the menu bar. It's easier than it sounds, once you know the secret.

IE... It doesn't appear to work with IE. Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Opera work with it.

I'll stay logged in today. I might not be around all day staring at, but if you want to just get closure on installing Crypto.cat and should you finally make it to the chat room, at least you'll see someone else logged in.

Well are we moving to Cryptocat?

Nice option to have ... especially later.

Also it dawned on me that we should start using CCtalk more for sub threads.
We can manage sub-topics much easier there.

E.g. "How to Backup Wallet", "UNO Ex changes", what ever ... the different content management system there and much easier than bct threads since you get the menu within the UNO section.

Still this here bct thread is the best solution for a 'running' dialogue ... so let's not change that anytime soon.

So for static information >> CCtalk
And for pow-wows >> maybe this Cryptocat

yeoww more UNO for us

I had an associate ask recently, "how much is enough UNO?"

I borrowed from JP Morgan and told her "the answer is always the same, just one UNO more!"