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August 10, 2016, 09:24:48 AM
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Launched: January 2015
Coin Age: 18 Months
Peak Price: 0.04 BTC
Total Supply: 11,619,960 XPY
Available from: Bittrex

Overview
Crypto has slowly got rid of many of the big time scammers, mining hardware companies and even exchanges have fallen due to crooked activity, with early investors losing a huge amount of time, money and investment in the crypto landscape. There has also been a breed of new coins which have filled exchanges where people have begun to lose vast amounts of investment on projects such as Bithire and others that blockchains have broken. Many coins have been developed by the same team of a handful of people designed to lose you money, and centralised exchanges are having difficulty in propping up their values.

Paycoin
As we know, Josh Garza promised $20 per Paycoin way back in 2015 when things started to go wrong for the Paycoin team and his mining company, it is worth remembering that this is a verbal contract issued by him as an individual so technically should he have that sort of money, people who own Paycoin are entitled to $20 each, it is very simple. Failing achieving that I believe it is still possible to achieve a $20 per coin with Paycoin given sufficient support. Paycoin with both Garza and Cryptsy out of the way becomes a real potential for an independent public global payment technology.

The Future
I would like to work with as many people as possible to rebrand and take all the existing Paycoin websites, domains and work to establish Paycoin as a trusted, independent payment platform that both the public, banks and businesses can use for their payments, aswell as look at ways to introduce and create new technologies with strong commercial partners.

I have created a new logo above for consideration, new colours and branding designed to create a fresh start for Paycoin, here are some other suggestions;

- increasing the overall coin count as unlimited through POS only
- establishing a $20 payment scheme to all Paycoin holders per coin (subject to availability)
- creating a new roadmap, advancing the existing Paycoin platform
- making it clear that Paycoin is NOT competition for the existing banks, however is an independent platform with no financial or political motivations to allow anyone to establish their transactions on a public blockchain

I have many reservations about Bitcoin and Ethereum, ultimately there is a lack of clear guidance within these groups, however by establishing a consortium of public, voluntary, banking and commercial representatives I believe it will be possible to advance Paycoin. As a public brand Paycoin is much clearer than Bitcoin or any current digital currencies.

We also must realise that as cryptocurrency displaces banking, it will also displace jobs, it is very important that anything that displaces an industry finds ways in which to establish jobs and purpose to those people displaced. Therefore Paycoin needs to look sensibly and seriously at establishing an official high street presence and become a transparent trusted vehicle for finance that can be regulated by the financial services authority.

I hope this is well received by the community, and anyone that is idle in the current Paycoin "foundation" to support this movement forward, or at least provide some information as to the future of Paycoin.

Comments welcome! XPY Donations welcome, address below on profile.


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August 10, 2016, 09:39:19 AM
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I can somehow agree that Paycoin has a better name than Bitcoin and it could be advertised as a "virtual payment" method, but I'm quite sure that this would never work. Or it would require unhuman efforts to pull this out.

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I can somehow agree that Paycoin has a better name than Bitcoin and it could be advertised as a "virtual payment" method, but I'm quite sure that this would never work. Or it would require unhuman efforts to pull this out.

I must agree but am prepared to contribute, who knows what we can achieve! Bitcoin has significant hurdles not to mention the energy requirements for mining. I think Paycoin has many advantages and is completely free from financial or political bias, Bitcoin as we know is already owned by some of the wealthiest corporations and people in the world, if Bitcoin was designed to cure poverty or distribute wealth to the disadvantaged it really does not have a chance now. The exchanges are struggling, Bitcoin is struggling, I am all for pulling something out of the bag so to speak Smiley

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August 10, 2016, 09:59:54 AM
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I can somehow agree that Paycoin has a better name than Bitcoin and it could be advertised as a "virtual payment" method, but I'm quite sure that this would never work. Or it would require unhuman efforts to pull this out.

I must agree but am prepared to contribute, who knows what we can achieve! Bitcoin has significant hurdles not to mention the energy requirements for mining. I think Paycoin has many advantages and is completely free from financial or political bias, Bitcoin as we know is already owned by some of the wealthiest corporations and people in the world, if Bitcoin was designed to cure poverty or distribute wealth to the disadvantaged it really does not have a chance now. The exchanges are struggling, Bitcoin is struggling, I am all for pulling something out of the bag so to speak Smiley

You seem to be really psyched about this one, but believe me... it would be harder than you think. Paycoin was a multi million $ scam and I think that even your best efforts won't be enough. Why don't you launch Paycoin 2.0 (thought I don't like that 2.0 in the name)? Paycoin will most likely die after some time and you can take the name. Have you discussed takeover with the community? How many people are in for it so far?

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August 10, 2016, 10:29:18 AM
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I can somehow agree that Paycoin has a better name than Bitcoin and it could be advertised as a "virtual payment" method, but I'm quite sure that this would never work. Or it would require unhuman efforts to pull this out.

I must agree but am prepared to contribute, who knows what we can achieve! Bitcoin has significant hurdles not to mention the energy requirements for mining. I think Paycoin has many advantages and is completely free from financial or political bias, Bitcoin as we know is already owned by some of the wealthiest corporations and people in the world, if Bitcoin was designed to cure poverty or distribute wealth to the disadvantaged it really does not have a chance now. The exchanges are struggling, Bitcoin is struggling, I am all for pulling something out of the bag so to speak Smiley

You seem to be really psyched about this one, but believe me... it would be harder than you think. Paycoin was a multi million $ scam and I think that even your best efforts won't be enough. Why don't you launch Paycoin 2.0 (thought I don't like that 2.0 in the name)? Paycoin will most likely die after some time and you can take the name. Have you discussed takeover with the community? How many people are in for it so far?

It's not that difficult, and the existing platform is more than we need to take steps forward. No need for any 2.0, the blockchain needs to be maintained and continued for the purposes of maintained trust. There doesnt seem to be a community for Paycoin any longer - the foundation website is down, the forum is down, there is no official Bitcointalk thread.... ? This is simply an enquiry into whats going on and the future of the coin.

I feel particularly let down by the whole crypto system over the last 3 years, I have watched every coin fail, and indeed every coin lose value gradually since launch as more are mined, if Paycoin is a scam then it must be inferred that indeed that all crypto is a scam and ponzi scheme including Bitcoin regardless of intention. With a system that takes out more money than it puts in, and exchanges articifically inflating values for long periods probably with trading bots its either time to leave crypto or develop trust from within.

Thanks for your responses I was interested in peoples thoughts on progress, seems like worth a shot.

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Today at 08:41:16 AM
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Is there even a current Paycoin thread?

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Today at 08:54:53 AM
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How you didn't know that? Smiley As far as I remember there was no PayCoin thread on btctalk, but there was a coin with the same name which launched long before Garza's scam: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=268941.0

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