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Title: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: digitalindustry on June 10, 2013, 10:24:59 AM The Attack is objective is to:
1. get FTC delisted from BTC-e 2. To discredit BTC-e if you take all and every action to not let either of those two things happen. they lost you won. Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: mm8000 on June 10, 2013, 11:20:42 AM My guess is its neither of those..
Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: Hydroponica on June 10, 2013, 11:21:43 AM My guess is, someone did it, simply because they could...
Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: AZIZ1977 on June 10, 2013, 11:22:00 AM I think its to discredit all coins. Its a warning.
Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: dubs on June 10, 2013, 11:26:06 AM watch out.. the attackers could be reading this...
Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: digitalindustry on June 10, 2013, 12:07:29 PM Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: digitalindustry on June 10, 2013, 12:09:26 PM My guess is, someone did it, simply because they could... nope - because the cost / benefit ratio is pushed out - i know why actually - i just put my {i know why } cap on. I guess we will leave it all at that . Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: erk on June 10, 2013, 12:09:52 PM There was no direct gain to me made in the attack, the generated blocks are useless, therefore it can only be to drive people away from the coin, and you can bet it will be for some indirect financial gain, ie holding a competing coin or receiving bribes from someone.
Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: digitalindustry on June 10, 2013, 12:26:28 PM There was no direct gain to me made in the attack, the generated blocks are useless, therefore it can only be to drive people away from the coin, and you can bet it will be for some indirect financial gain, ie holding a competing coin or receiving bribes from someone. , - and yes there was no direct finacial gain - but i do believe i know why now. its in plain sight actually ha ha. Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: shakezula on June 10, 2013, 01:07:00 PM There was no direct gain to me made in the attack, the generated blocks are useless, therefore it can only be to drive people away from the coin, and you can bet it will be for some indirect financial gain, ie holding a competing coin or receiving bribes from someone. , - and yes there was no direct finacial gain - but i do believe i know why now. its in plain sight actually ha ha. Ok, so rather than beating 'round the bush with your speculation, spill it and lets discuss. Title: Re: For the FTC Dev - lets put it in plain sight - Post by: digitalindustry on June 10, 2013, 02:13:31 PM i'm not really interested - it dosn't look like they done a very good job anyhow - FTC just got press it seems ?
none of my business really . < not saying that in a "< when they came for the ... i didn't mind because i wasn't a xxxx type way ....." i'm just saying - study the method , learn as much as you can from it , there are solutions , i'm not interested in why theories . talk to the FTC DEVs and find out how it can't be you next time . such is evolution . |