haha

the founder of just-dice recently started a just-dice clone site based on dogecoins...

doge-dice.com

(also with the possibility to invest funds in the site bankroll)

huge turnover in the first 2 days

doge is scrypt based so not much sense mining in the cloud (which gets you cpu power)

Wanna buy doge and lite. You send first. No offers under 500 dollar plz.

Just buy the dogecoin at an exchange and hold on to them if you see potential. Might buy some if I see a pump coming.

Coinedup is always down and the only place to get them atm

Cryptsy added DOGE yesterday

Cryptsy has delayed deposits and withdraws atm. So care

If somebody is serious about buying >10btc worth of doge you should pm h2odysee on bitcointalk. I think he can help

Has anyone here checked out http://buttcoin.org/ ? It's supposed to be a lot like bitcoin but I am concerned about its lack of intrinsic value. It seems they have solved that with buttcoin

anyone know anything about mastercoin?

Noticed on coinmarketcap, seems brand new but already has $100m+ market cap.

It's been around several months, just was added to an exchange. It's supposedly a layer on top of Bitcoin meant to do more advanced things like currency pegs and futures contracts.

I'm not too optimistic about it, but they did recently hire a pretty well respected guy in the Bitcoin world, Peter Todd.

Does anyone know any site that makes it very easy to buy Litecoins?

Seems like all of them make you buy BTC first and then xfer to Litecoins, but I'm wondering if there's any reliable site that lets you do a US Bank Deposit to buy Litecoins straight up?

I think this has potential. And you can deposit buttcoins just by putting them in the coinslot.

An article from a guy I really respect about Mastercoin:

http://themisescircle.org/blog/2013/...e-of-insanity/

I disagree with many of his concerns and assertions but he certainly does seem informed. Who is Daniel? When I click his name is just returns more articles written by him on the same site with no link to a bio.

EDIT: Just saw the first few comments. I see Daniiel's full name and also cool that the Mastercoin devs responded to the article.

I am really interested in seeing your cliff's notes version of what he wrote.

btce. https://btc-e.com/

LOL Mastercoin.

I should disclose I know Daniel personally, although I read his articles before I met him. I was at a Bitcoin meetup and was actually discussing one of his articles (describing why proof of work was useful). I point out there was a really good article about it, but can't remember where I saw it, he interrupts "I can show you, I wrote it".

He holds no punches and tells it like he sees it and usually is right. Really smart guy, I've always been impressed with him.

I also know David as well, he's not really a Dev, he's a promoter/investor in it. They are basically very focused on PR and promotion, almost even more so than development, and that worries me a lot.

How do ripple all of a sudden have a market bcap of $2b + on coinmarketcap?

It's been that way for a year, the website just put it up there.

The market cap is a bit artificial in that the company is holding a huge majority of the ripples.

yup if nxt made their crypto 100 billion total they would have 7 billion market cap.

tom... ripple, emunie, mastercoin and nxt are the next generation in crypto-currencies. which of these do you like best?

Ripple. That doesn't mean Ripples would be valueable, but I think it has the potential to do something useful, it's a good and well-funded team.

Not familiar at all with emunie. Familiar with Mastercoin. Vaguely familiar with NXT.

NXT seems like 100% scam.

Mastercoin is very flawed, but not a scam.

when you guys talk about purchasing coins,can you please mention where you bought them from?

would love to hear more about the most reliable sites to purchase some of the alt-currencies discussed in this thread

yeah ripple looks like a good bet. they have a magento plugin that currently went live. it can be found here: http://www.magentocommerce.com/magen...view/id/20890/

in case some are wondering what magento is:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magento

http://magento.com/

ripplecoin is no different than a collection of websites claiming a coin has 10,000,000 and saying it is limited supply. It is centralized. So I could just tell you here are 1,000,000 2p2 coins and as long as I keep a ledger in a text file it would really be no different than ripple. technically you would not even need a password you could send the address and that would be your password.

245343vc45ty453dfsdssdfsd suppose that address was associated with 100,000 2p2s. You could send that address to the network and the network could keep track of the coins, no encryption or keys involved. This is a centralized system and is extremely easy to make and easy for a government or insiders to take down.