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This was a reply to an old post I made last night. I want everyone to see it. I'm obviously replying to the quoted parts.

tl;dr at bottom.
Look at the chart.

I had to comment on this post because it seems like no one in the 'crypto' world actually recognizes the amount of money (FIAT) that goes into creating a business of a grow/co-op.

While I can appreciate your need to speak for "everyone" you do not speak for me. I have and currently do represent a number of Arizona dispensaries in the much needed, reputation management area. I know PRECISELY what goes into a dispensary and grow operation as far as initial capital, fees, build-out, final inspections, advertising, investing in the grow or coop. And then monthly maintenance, building costs, labor, etc, etc. It's a business, we get it. Further, one of my better clients... I know how much he makes per year after costs. And as a non-profit, it has to be given away. If you can give it away and create an economy at the same time...?
And we didn't tell you to

convert solely to cryptocurrency
hold a high stake at any given time in any particular crypto.

Everyone is in a disillusioned world of crypto that doesn't even exist yet.

Once again... speaking for everyone, thanks. YOU are the one that exists in a world where crypto doesn't exist. We are in a different world. Most of us had smartphones while everyone was sporting RAZRs. We had a web presence before many fortune 500 companies. We... are your future. You want national adoption... adopt us first.
WE, are trying to tell you, accept the future, or become the next Blockbuster.

I am going to list some of my expenses that I can't pay for with POTcoin:

Yay

Electricity

Solar. There are, good, electronics stores that take BTC for solar. Cause ya'know, hippies. Don't say it can't be done. It's past-tense.

Internet * Phone

I really don't have time to list why this is not worth listing.

Rent

Everyone in the United States pays rent or mortgage.

Insurance

Right, here is an industry that needs crypto too.

Payroll

Have you asked? Have you said, hey... wanna get paid in this untraceable currency? You know, the one you don't have to report getting?

Taxes

See, previous. Maybe you haven't heard? FedSEC says, Crypto no bueno currency, Crypto = Property. Dispensaries here are non-profit. Donate your property (Pot), we donate our property (POT) and no income is triggered, because POT is based on Pot. Parity trade. NO taxes!

Advertising (ads, business cards, flyers)

Dude... if you ACCEPT crypto... you won't spend another dollar on advertising for at least a year. I promise. Everyone HERE promises. Not another dime on advertising. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

Office Supplies (pens and paper to computers and printers/ink to office chairs and furniture)

I'll just pretend you didn't list this. If you're hurting so bad for these items, you either need to have a talk with that staff of yours, change habits, or change systems. If it is a matter of state requirements. Don't list it.

Maintenance & Cleaning (from paying people to clean to the supplies they use)

So, you can't find some undocumenteds that want bueno crypto? Really? Tell them, UNTRACEABLE... CAN SEND ACROSS ANY BORDER AT 1% OR LESS!

Fertilizers and growing supplies

See solar. Hippies. Many accept BTC.

Legal Fees

Find a lawyer that takes crypto, they exist.

How do you expect me to forget the fiat game?

Don't want you to. We want you to accept it on par with fiat. That's the idea. YOU are creating the economy.

Even if I only accepted POTcoin,

Surely don't want you to do that. Plus if you are a legit place you have AARP customers that probably aren't privy to crypto. They will cover the rent.

I'd have to exchange to FIAT to pay my bills because AT&T is never going to take PotCoin as payment...

That's actually a direction I am moving toward... servicing customers like you that have crypto and want to interact with the non-crypto world. You add me to your utilities and bills, and I am like the online bill pay for altcoin.
But see, it has to start somewhere!
In 1993 I was begging people to buy domain names. "What the hell do I need that for?" Indeed. I cashed out most of my single noun and single verb domains in the late 90's before the dot com collapse and didn't work for a few years after that from the sales. Coasted right thru the crash.

and the only way to not get screwed by any crazy jumps in the market are to do it instantly at the point of transaction for every purchase... even waiting a day could lose me 20% on days like today.

Once again, that's where my company will fill a need. I'm actually very well trained in high speed trading and forex coding in MT4. This, is rather simple, comparatively.
I will guarantee no-slip membership levels. That means, LOCKED IN TRADES. We take the hit if we make a bad trade, in getting your fiat back.

Please I would love to hear any real options and this isn't an attack on the posters or people in this community, just a very real down to earth and inquisitive request.

Please... take a chance...
THEN... be negative if it doesn't work. Or be a hero, WHEN it does.

The price of your coin went from 1POT = $0.01USD to 1POT = $0.0055USD <~ pretty much a 50% drop in price in the past 3 days. HOW ARE YOU NOT ALL UPSET BY THIS! Even as the price per BTC of POTcoin goes up, you are losing value because you are tied to BTC.

tl;dr
We want to untie from BTC and tie to Weed. I ideally, would like to see a range of:

 0.125 - 0.420 for 1/8th of Medical Grade bottom shelf California state average

California chosen due to per capita and population.
In fact, here's a nice plot.
http://i.imgur.com/aKxK7yo.jpg
Does that grab your attention? Do you understand how to pay your bills now?
You have to realize, with FedSECs ruling... this is a LEGIT thing. You can literally create value out of nothing. NO ONE HERE WILL COMPLAIN IF YOU FIX THE PRICE OF POT TO POT. Promise. Cross my Heart.
And the biggest thing is... if you can buy an 1/8th of weed for 0.420POT...
it is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for the coin to collapse... ever.
Think about it. But it needs to be mutual agreement, almost cartel like, no undercutting, etc. It's for the benefit of everyone. I even promise not to shop at a place that is undercutting if you fix POT to Pot.
If you fix that price of POT to anything more than a decimal point over in value vs USD... you make A LOT of POTcoin holders wealthy. And the first place they will come to spend their money is on real pot. And depending on how wealthy... maybe AT YOUR PLACE. Because I need a vaca.
http://www.gogreensolar.com/pages/bitcoin-for-solar-energy
http://www.businessinsider.com/defense-lawyer-who-accepts-bitcoins-2013-5
http://eastwesthydro.com/grow-room-resources/buy-hydroponics-with-bitcoins
http://growershouse.com/buy-hydroponics-supplies-with-bitcoins

Warning: There's a bit of conjecture involved in this topic.
'Blackbox' trading, or Algorithmic trading is one of the least well understood and largest facets of, in particular, the FOREX market. HFT (high-frequency trading) accounts for a staggering 70% of all orders executed. Many of these orders sit at the other end of CFD platforms, they exist to take up the other end of the trade and levee a tiny commission.
As you should know, the currency market is by far the most traded, the top pairs like EUUSD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY are pushed back and forth in high volume on the floors of Goldman, J.P. Morgan and Citi (to name a few) and move billions in this market, part of the essential function of keeping currencies liquid. What many don't realise is this system is probably the most pervasive in the modern financial market. Lets look at a quick hierarchy of how firms interact with buysiders and where the algorithms (and Quants) fit.

Top dogs: The big 10 banks. GS, MS, Citi and the others are the alpha predators. Exchanges: NYSE, NASDAQ, JEG. The exchanges are a gateway between the groups. The feeding ground. Quants: These are the firms which develop and run the algorithms Buysiders: Vanguard, Pension funds, superannuation funds. This group is the lunch. Independent traders: Generally options day traders of CFD users. Lower than an amoeba in the chain.

The algorithms mediate the other end of each trade, the best way to picture this ecosystem is as an aquatic food chain. Make no mistake, the buyside cap management investors (Pen funds, Vanguard, etc) are the defenseless free lunch. Every trade they place gets slapped with multiple commission cuts: Broker fees, other-side fees (taken by the algorithm for holding a position in the intermediary time between the sell and the buy) then on the reverse trade. For those who don't understand how this works exactly: Inst. traders trade in large volume over the phone to inst. brokers. The brokers buy/sell and take a commission, the Quants take another commission. Then when the market makes a move the brokers take another commission, as do the Quants.
It gets interesting when you appreciate the largest investment banks actually own the majority of the Quant firms, pour tens of billions into developing more complex algorithms and faster networks between their server farms. In addition many banks have brokerage firms as a part of their operations, such as BoA (with ML) and Credit Suisse. Without coming off as too cynical, the severe danger that comes with this one-sided ecosystem is banks have been known to dump and buy colossal quantities of any currency they fancy in less than a tenth of a second, massively destabilizing the currency itself. Equities are small-fry compared with the profit potential of literally manufacturing volatility.
Events such as the 2010 'flashcrash' highlight how detached the Blackbox system has become. $860billion USD evaporated in approximately 8 seconds as conditions mutated into a complete mathematical anomaly and, there's no way not to be dramatic about this, the market vanished. A vanishing market means there are no buyers on the other side of the sellers. The entire market, for ~8 seconds, was selling. This might not sound like such a dangerous situation but remember that in order for a market to be liquid, and stable, you need one end to take up the deal from the other (at any price). Imagine for a moment FB stock went into a freefall to assumed zero and every sentiment metric said 100% sellers. This does not mean every action is a sell action, it just means every action taken by a trading algorithm is a buy action. In other words, the blackbox market is buying 100% of the sold shares. Now imagine for a moment even the algorithms had decided it was not possible to take up any end of the trade. The result is a complete and utter illiquidity in the stock. It would be pandemonium. This did indeed happen, in 2010, only it wasn't localised to one company, rather it was everything: Currencies, Equities, Commodities, Bonds, Interest Swaps.
How does this help you? I believe awareness is the best asset for a trader. The automated ecosystem has many implications, it also explains who takes up the other end of trades. I've had many questions of the topic in the last couple of years and it's not an easy one to explain. Essentially the Vanguard mutual funds, pen funds, estate funds and any other private cap management firm is recognised as the "dumb money" for this reason. They're the only significant entities outside the system and always end up losing more than those on the inside.

Warning: There's a bit of conjecture involved in this topic.
'Blackbox' trading, or Algorithmic trading is one of the least well understood and largest facets of, in particular, the FOREX market. HFT (high-frequency trading) accounts for a staggering 70% of all orders executed. Many of these orders sit at the other end of CFD platforms, they exist to take up the other end of the trade and levee a tiny commission.
As you should know, the currency market is by far the most traded, the top pairs like EUUSD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY are pushed back and forth in high volume on the floors of Goldman, J.P. Morgan and Citi (to name a few) and move billions in this market, part of the essential function of keeping currencies liquid. What many don't realise is this system is probably the most pervasive in the modern financial market. Lets look at a quick hierarchy of how firms interact with buysiders and where the algorithms (and Quants) fit.

Top dogs: The big 10 banks. GS, MS, Citi and the others are the alpha predators. Exchanges: NYSE, NASDAQ, JEG. The exchanges are a gateway between the groups. The feeding ground. Quants: These are the firms which develop and run the algorithms Buysiders: Vanguard, Pension funds, superannuation funds. This group is the lunch. Independent traders: Generally options day traders or CFD users. Lower than an amoeba in the chain.

The algorithms mediate the other end of each trade, the best way to picture this ecosystem is as an aquatic food chain. Make no mistake, the buyside cap management investors (Pen funds, Vanguard, etc) are the defenseless free lunch. Every trade they place gets slapped with multiple commission cuts: Broker fees, other-side fees (taken by the algorithm for holding a position in the intermediary time between the sell and the buy) then on the reverse trade. For those who don't understand how this works exactly: Inst. traders trade in large volume over the phone to inst. brokers. The brokers buy/sell and take a commission, the Quants take another commission. Then when the market makes a move the brokers take another commission, as do the Quants.
It gets interesting when you appreciate the largest investment banks actually own the majority of the Quant firms, pour tens of billions into developing more complex algorithms and faster networks between their server farms. In addition many banks have brokerage firms as a part of their operations, such as BoA (with ML) and Credit Suisse. Without coming off as too cynical, the severe danger that comes with this one-sided ecosystem is banks have been known to dump and buy colossal quantities of any currency they fancy in less than a tenth of a second, massively destabilizing the currency itself. Equities are small-fry compared with the profit potential of literally manufacturing volatility.
Events such as the 2010 'flashcrash' highlight how detached the Blackbox system has become. $860billion USD evaporated in approximately 8 seconds as conditions mutated into a complete mathematical anomaly and, there's no way not to be dramatic about this, the market vanished. A vanishing market means there are no buyers on the other side of the sellers. The entire market, for ~8 seconds, was selling. This might not sound like such a dangerous situation but remember that in order for a market to be liquid, and stable, you need one end to take up the deal from the other (at any price). Imagine for a moment FB stock went into a freefall to assumed zero and every sentiment metric said 100% sellers. This does not mean every action is a sell action, it just means every action taken by a trading algorithm is a buy action. In other words, the blackbox market is buying 100% of the sold shares. Now imagine for a moment even the algorithms had decided it was not possible to take up any end of the trade. The result is a complete and utter illiquidity in the stock. It would be pandemonium. This did indeed happen, in 2010, only it wasn't localised to one company, rather it was everything: Currencies, Equities, Commodities, Bonds, Interest Swaps.
How does this help you? I believe awareness is the best asset for a trader. The automated ecosystem has many implications, it also explains who takes up the other end of trades. I've had many questions of the topic in the last couple of years and it's not an easy one to explain. Essentially the Vanguard mutual funds, pen funds, estate funds and any other private cap management firm is recognised as the "dumb money" for this reason. They're the only significant entities outside the system and always end up losing more than those on the inside. Yet another reason investing is a sub for plums.

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The only arguments against tying POT to Pot, summarily answered

This was a reply to an old post I made last night. I want everyone to see it. I'm obviously replying to the quoted parts.

(Early Macro Monday) Blackbox trading and the moment the global market vanished.

(Early Macro Monday) Blackbox trading and the moment the global market vanished.

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