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Title: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on September 29, 2013, 08:38:09 PM
I'm proud to announce the launch of CryptoLife (http://cryptolife.net). A hard hitting, unbiased source for cryptocurrency news and analysis.

The altcoin scene right now is the wild west. This forum is full of various shills trying to sell you whatever coin they have a stake in. Objective, unbiased information is impossible to find. Even the so called "news sites" offer little more than fluff; nothing of real relevance. With over 100 altcoins out there now, the average investor is lost in a sea of uncertainty, and doesn't know where to begin. Many get tricked by the shills into making poor investment decisions. CryptoLife represents my attempt to inject some sanity back into the altcoin community. The three main goals will be:

1. Bring transparency to the altcoin scene through objective and unbiased analysis
2. Guide new investors away from the scams perpetrated on this forum
3. Provide articles and discussions that will engage even seasoned investors

I've been involved in altcoins for the past 2 years, so I trust you will find my perspective to be interesting. I plan on partnering with other respected members of the community and bringing you content from them as well. One big name developer is already on board, stay tuned for more information on that. If you're interested in writing for the site, shoot me a PM.

Check out the pilot article, The Anatomy of a ScamCoin: 7 Things To Know Before Investing in an Altcoin at http://cryptolife.net


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on September 29, 2013, 08:38:23 PM
Advertising oppurtunites are available through our new streamlined advertising system. Check it out at http://cryptolife.net/advertising


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on September 29, 2013, 08:38:38 PM
Reserved


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: jdebunt on September 29, 2013, 08:43:27 PM
good luck with the project i'ld say, the more we can all inform people, the better :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on September 29, 2013, 09:24:13 PM
No doubt I will ruffle a few feathers along the way, but that's fine.

"Let the truth set you free"


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on September 30, 2013, 11:34:53 PM
New article by guest author Jack about altcoins and derivatives. Good read for those of you without a finance background.

http://cryptolife.net/derivatives-and-alt-coins/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: testz on September 30, 2013, 11:59:59 PM
Nice articles, thanks, keep updating.  :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: aa on October 01, 2013, 12:10:37 AM
>unbiased
huehuehuahue


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: BitJohn on October 01, 2013, 12:43:33 AM
Great write ups good stuff.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: challen on October 01, 2013, 01:12:17 AM
Quote
Many traders and miners rely on the “Magic” of developers that breathe life into these various alt-coins.
Magic? Heresy! Burn them at the stake!!! :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 01, 2013, 01:16:21 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8To-6VIJZRE


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 02, 2013, 02:38:51 AM
In depth analysis of MegaCoin posted. Is it a good investment choice or not? Only one way to find out:

http://cryptolife.net/in-depth-altcoin-analysis-megacoin/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Prelude on October 02, 2013, 02:49:13 AM
Cool. You spelt opportunities wrong, though.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: A L I E N on October 02, 2013, 03:56:14 AM

This is utterly laughable, Hazard has been and continues to be one of the biggest scammers in the altcoin community.  Most already can attest to this.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 02, 2013, 07:05:02 AM
How very cute of you to engage in ad hominem. Why not try debating the points that I brought up? I suppose it's hard to argue against data pulled from the blockchain...

Carry on.


Cool. You spelt opportunities wrong, though.

Fixed ;D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: kriwest on October 02, 2013, 08:27:32 AM
While I am still a supporter of Megacoin, I was very skeptical of it at first, and I'm not a cult follower without the ability to think freely and properly analyze information and take in opposing views.

So I ask you:

1. If the "gravity well" is just the J-coin SSDRA (Symmetrically Scaling Difficulty Readjustment Algorithm), apparently also being used by other coins, why is MEC the only one effectively immune to multipools? Surely something must have at least been changed, even if he based it on SSDRA?

2. One selling point of MEC has been that it's the only scrypt coin based on the newest bitcoin code... that Kimoto is the only one that has successfully ported it over. This has been mentioned several times in the Megacoin thread. You're saying there are many scrypt coins based on the newest bitcoin code?

Like I said, I'm open minded and ready to change my mind if enough proof is presented. I base my opinions on facts, and as new information presents itself; so does my opinion adjust accordingly.

I understand that people find you bitter Hazard, seeing as you have a history of questioning things and supporting failing coins, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: stas on October 02, 2013, 08:30:34 AM
good article


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 02, 2013, 03:20:22 PM
New article about goldcoin.

http://cryptolife.net/goldcoin-the-scam-that-keeps-on-giving

Dedicated to you, rum. I hate all shadily launched coins equally. :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: challen on October 02, 2013, 09:15:54 PM
Nice. I would love to see a writeup about elephantcoin, though I imagine the article would be rather anti-climactic  :D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 02, 2013, 10:52:42 PM
New article regarding today's silk road takedown and it's longterm effects on bitcoin. You don't want to miss this one.

http://cryptolife.net/silk-road-takedown-bitcoin-great-buy-right-now/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Simran on October 02, 2013, 11:03:29 PM
I might open up a competing blog, Hazard! :P


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 02, 2013, 11:04:29 PM
How about guest writing an article? :D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 07, 2013, 03:29:10 PM
New advertising platform launched

http://cryptolife.net/advertising


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 07, 2013, 08:29:03 PM
New article posted, Crytocurrency is inflationary, not deflationary.


http://cryptolife.net/crytocurrency-is-inflationary-not-deflationary/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 09, 2013, 07:04:36 PM
New article about Feathercoin. A coin you should definitely not invest in.

http://cryptolife.net/an-in-depth-look-at-feathercoin-the-coin-that-started-it-all/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: challen on October 10, 2013, 03:11:02 PM
No doubt I will ruffle a few feathers along the way, but that's fine.

"Let the truth set you free"
I see what you did there!


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on October 11, 2013, 11:58:25 AM
New article about Feathercoin. A coin you should definitely not invest in.

http://cryptolife.net/an-in-depth-look-at-feathercoin-the-coin-that-started-it-all/

I was unaware Feathercoin uses the same genesis block as Litecoin....

Just confirmed it myself. I'm lost for words.



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: tokyoghetto on October 11, 2013, 12:06:04 PM
can you do an unbiased article about IFC. about its launch, devs, community and current situation.

I also seen that your post in the "FTC Oxford" thread was deleted. that sucks.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on October 11, 2013, 12:19:58 PM
I also seen that your post in the "FTC Oxford" thread was deleted. that sucks.

Yes, I've just inquired about that. It was off-topic apparently, so had to be quickly removed.
If the article had shone Feathercoin in a good light, but still off-topic, would it of been also removed? I think not.




Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 11, 2013, 01:20:36 PM
can you do an unbiased article about IFC. about its launch, devs, community and current situation.
I'll add it to the list.

I also seen that your post in the "FTC Oxford" thread was deleted. that sucks.
Along with a bunch of other ones. Who knows. Didn't get a proper explanation.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 03:06:09 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: QuantPlus on October 15, 2013, 04:12:46 AM
New article posted, Crytocurrency is inflationary, not deflationary.


http://cryptolife.net/crytocurrency-is-inflationary-not-deflationary/

There are going to be 20% more BTC in the next year... ALL going to rich ASIC miners.

That is a 20% Security/Mining Tax that is siphoned off every year and largely hoarded...
With increasing demand = definition of a deflationary currency.

You cannot run an economy with a deflationary currency...
Because you cannot make long-term loans, inflate with economic growth, etc...
BTC will end up as "internet gold" once other crypto-currencies blow by it.

Love your blog. We need a Sheriff in town.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 04:21:38 AM
The only people profiting off mining these days are the companies selling the ASICs... With the sheer amount of ASICs being released onto the market, mining is not nearly as lucrative as it was a few months ago. A 60 GH unit will net you about 0.16 BTC a day right now, and even less after the next difficulty change happens. I imagine many will never make their initial investment back.

BFL units, block eruptors, and the original asicminer blades are already bordering on unprofitable to run, unless electricity is free.

I guess pool operators are profiting pretty handsomely too. But the ASIC owners are definitely getting the worst end of the bargain.

http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin.png

Several months ago I would have agreed with you; the original avalon 20 GH units and ASICMiner were ridiculously profitable. But with the proliferation of ASICS, miners are definitely earning their btc now.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 05:07:43 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: dreamhouse on October 15, 2013, 05:59:52 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)

Lol, DGC no premine? No need to brag and everyone can see the DGC premine here in this 96-hour diagram:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator. Those who were in this forum 5-6 months ago know how many samecoins you made here, including a famous V-coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

and her companion S-coin already in cryptsy, why not make an effort to put her there too ;D ;D ;D

Going through your articles in CryptoLife, a part from this one sounds pretty flattering, the rest seem pretty decent. Good job, Hazard! ;D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 06:45:23 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)

Lol, DGC no premine? No need to brag and everyone can see the DGC premine here in this 96-hour diagram:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator. Those who were in this forum 5-6 months ago know how many samecoins you made here, including a famous V-coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

and her companion S-coin already in cryptsy, why not make an effort to put her there too ;D ;D ;D

Going through your articles in CryptoLife, a part from this one sounds pretty flattering, the rest seem pretty decent. Good job, Hazard! ;D

Are you still going on about a premine? Laughable. Dgc is widely regarded as amongst the fairest launched alt coins ever. Even you yourself said so here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264938.msg2836952#msg2836952

As mentioned in that thread:

First DGC Block (excluding genesis block of 50 DGC) was mined at 09:57:27 AM(UTC), about a minute and a half after the client was launched at 09:55:53 AM (UTC)

Take a chill pill Phil.





Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: kelsey on October 15, 2013, 07:14:29 AM
Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator.

so much bias there I wont give the site the benfit of another click. u can bet he talks such crap just to get attention.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: dreamhouse on October 15, 2013, 07:20:50 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)

Lol, DGC no premine? No need to brag and everyone can see the DGC premine here in this 96-hour diagram:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator. Those who were in this forum 5-6 months ago know how many samecoins you made here, including a famous V-coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

and her companion S-coin already in cryptsy, why not make an effort to put her there too ;D ;D ;D

Going through your articles in CryptoLife, a part from this one sounds pretty flattering, the rest seem pretty decent. Good job, Hazard! ;D


Are you still going on about a premine? Laughable. Dgc is widely regarded as amongst the fairest launched alt coins ever. Even you yourself said so here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264938.msg2836952#msg2836952

As mentioned in that thread:

First DGC Block (excluding genesis block of 50 DGC) was mined at 09:57:27 AM(UTC), about a minute and a half after the client was launched at 09:55:53 AM (UTC)

Take a chill pill Phil.





Excuse me? Are you blind? or you pretend to be blind? take a look again at the 96-hour curve, it is generated from the blockchain, and it does not lie:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

1st hour: 4099 blocks mined, or 9698 DGCs, with diff at 0
2nd hour: only 102 blocks mined, diff at virtually 0 too.
3rd hour and afterwards, normal blocks mined considering instamining at the beginning.

What these mean? clearly, dev premined 1st hour (and some portion of 2nd hour), for something about 10000 DGCs, then he started to launch the coin in the forum etc, causing virtually no mining at hour 2, then from hour 3 and onwards, you see people joined and hashrate/diff increase, with clear instamining to about hour 6.

The curves say all, everyone please look at the curves and judge yourselves.

I have to say that 10000 DGCs premined by dev is not many, especially compared to some coins at that time such as CNC, FTC, etc, but don't tell me there's no premine.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: bholzer on October 15, 2013, 07:55:10 AM
Obviously everything he writes is self-serving -- why else would he do it? As was mentioned earlier, this guy is famous for making scamcoins. Once the average altcoin investor became a bit less naive, his lather, rinse, repeat scamcoin profits began to drop. Every article he writes will praise coins that he is holding...and rip apart coins he isn't. He is (erroneously) assuming that people will take him seriously and his self-serving articles will affect trading/mining decisions.

His Megacoin review contains blatantly false information that can easily be completely discredited (this is how I stumbled upon his blog.) I haven't taken the time to really look through anything else...but it's pretty obvious this bozo is motivated by greed. Just by all of us talking about him, regardless of whether it's positive or negative, we're continuing to inflate his massively oversized ego.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 08:35:37 AM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)

Lol, DGC no premine? No need to brag and everyone can see the DGC premine here in this 96-hour diagram:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator. Those who were in this forum 5-6 months ago know how many samecoins you made here, including a famous V-coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

and her companion S-coin already in cryptsy, why not make an effort to put her there too ;D ;D ;D

Going through your articles in CryptoLife, a part from this one sounds pretty flattering, the rest seem pretty decent. Good job, Hazard! ;D


Are you still going on about a premine? Laughable. Dgc is widely regarded as amongst the fairest launched alt coins ever. Even you yourself said so here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264938.msg2836952#msg2836952

As mentioned in that thread:

First DGC Block (excluding genesis block of 50 DGC) was mined at 09:57:27 AM(UTC), about a minute and a half after the client was launched at 09:55:53 AM (UTC)

Take a chill pill Phil.





Excuse me? Are you blind? or you pretend to be blind? take a look again at the 96-hour curve, it is generated from the blockchain, and it does not lie:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

1st hour: 4099 blocks mined, or 9698 DGCs, with diff at 0
2nd hour: only 102 blocks mined, diff at virtually 0 too.
3rd hour and afterwards, normal blocks mined considering instamining at the beginning.

What these mean? clearly, dev premined 1st hour (and some portion of 2nd hour), for something about 10000 DGCs, then he started to launch the coin in the forum etc, causing virtually no mining at hour 2, then from hour 3 and onwards, you see people joined and hashrate/diff increase, with clear instamining to about hour 6.

The curves say all, everyone please look at the curves and judge yourselves.

I have to say that 10000 DGCs premined by dev is not many, especially compared to some coins at that time such as CNC, FTC, etc, but don't tell me there's no premine.


The first dgc post by the dev Baritus was announced 18th of May. This was a PUBLIC announcement. The client was then released on the 20th of May at 09:55:53 AM (UTC) followed by the first block mined shortly after at 09:57:27 AM(UTC) as stated on that chart you linked. Hence mining was open to EVERYONE.  Its not rocket science. Learn the definition of a premine before you make yourself look any more stupid.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: jdebunt on October 15, 2013, 08:50:38 AM
Please tell me you did notice that the network hash dropped from 5.9 mhash during hour 1, to .48 mhash hour 2.

I was there the minute DGC got launched, and there was no premine. There can be several reasons why the network hashrate dropped for an hour, if my memory serves me right i was getting a lot of orphan blocks during hour 2, because the blocks i found during hour 2 were still the same blocks as found during hour 1. The block generation got overrun in hour 1, because a LOT of people were mining it, and we paid for it in hour 2. After that, everything went back to normal.

There is no premine, now shush :)



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 08:53:37 AM
Also add to that the king of MEGA hashrates Steve Lam was mining it from the start and you can see where all the early coins went NOT to the dev. See link below.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=209508.msg2209198#msg2209198



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 12:39:11 PM
Obviously everything he writes is self-serving -- why else would he do it? As was mentioned earlier, this guy is famous for making scamcoins. Once the average altcoin investor became a bit less naive, his lather, rinse, repeat scamcoin profits began to drop. Every article he writes will praise coins that he is holding...and rip apart coins he isn't. He is (erroneously) assuming that people will take him seriously and his self-serving articles will affect trading/mining decisions.

His Megacoin review contains blatantly false information that can easily be completely discredited (this is how I stumbled upon his blog.) I haven't taken the time to really look through anything else...but it's pretty obvious this bozo is motivated by greed. Just by all of us talking about him, regardless of whether it's positive or negative, we're continuing to inflate his massively oversized ego.
You are mistaken in your reasoning. I bash coins that have a bad foundation. As a result, I do not own them. That should make sense to you. Coins that I feel have a good foundation, I obviously own. That should also make sense to you.

And you of all people are no stranger to supporting your coin while bashing others. Just look at your post history. :D So don't be a hypocrite. The difference between me and you is that I don't support a coin solely because I have invested in it. I support a coin only if it has a good foundation. Owning it is a side effect of that.

In the case of DGC, I only have about a 3 BTC stake in it, so I don't have much to gain or lose either way. By no means do I think it is a perfect coin, but compared to the other altcoins out there... It's much better.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on October 15, 2013, 12:49:42 PM
You are mistaken in your reasoning. I bash coins that have a bad foundation. As a result, I do not own them. That should make sense to you. Coins that I feel have a good foundation, I obviously own. That should also make sense to you.

Makes plenty of sense to me.

Problem here is the supporters of the coins with bad foundations rather you kept quiet about the bad foundations, so they tend to get all arsey when it gets mentioned. :D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: techbytes on October 15, 2013, 01:57:54 PM
New article about digitalcoin: http://cryptolife.net/digitalcoin-the-diamond-in-the-rough/

Nice article on DGC. Well done.  :)

Lol, DGC no premine? No need to brag and everyone can see the DGC premine here in this 96-hour diagram:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

Also I can hardly believe a famous scamcoin maker now becomes "unbias" alt coin commentator. Those who were in this forum 5-6 months ago know how many samecoins you made here, including a famous V-coin:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

and her companion S-coin already in cryptsy, why not make an effort to put her there too ;D ;D ;D

Going through your articles in CryptoLife, a part from this one sounds pretty flattering, the rest seem pretty decent. Good job, Hazard! ;D


Are you still going on about a premine? Laughable. Dgc is widely regarded as amongst the fairest launched alt coins ever. Even you yourself said so here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264938.msg2836952#msg2836952

As mentioned in that thread:

First DGC Block (excluding genesis block of 50 DGC) was mined at 09:57:27 AM(UTC), about a minute and a half after the client was launched at 09:55:53 AM (UTC)

Take a chill pill Phil.





Excuse me? Are you blind? or you pretend to be blind? take a look again at the 96-hour curve, it is generated from the blockchain, and it does not lie:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

1st hour: 4099 blocks mined, or 9698 DGCs, with diff at 0
2nd hour: only 102 blocks mined, diff at virtually 0 too.
3rd hour and afterwards, normal blocks mined considering instamining at the beginning.

What these mean? clearly, dev premined 1st hour (and some portion of 2nd hour), for something about 10000 DGCs, then he started to launch the coin in the forum etc, causing virtually no mining at hour 2, then from hour 3 and onwards, you see people joined and hashrate/diff increase, with clear instamining to about hour 6.

The curves say all, everyone please look at the curves and judge yourselves.

I have to say that 10000 DGCs premined by dev is not many, especially compared to some coins at that time such as CNC, FTC, etc, but don't tell me there's no premine.


If you still think DGC was instamine with the below reward schedule, then apparently, you are clueless.  Enough said.

Block
1080 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.00024414. Block reward of 2.

2160 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.00024414. Block reward of 1.

3240 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.00097656. Block reward of 2.

4320 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.00390624. Block reward of 5.

5400 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.01562496. Block reward of 8

6480 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.06249984. Block reward of 11.

7560 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.24999936. Block reward of 14

8640 -  Difficulty up until here is 0.98165069. Block reward of 17.


-tb-


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: okie_freemen on October 15, 2013, 02:05:24 PM
Funny DGC claims all this great fair launch, but now Baritus changes the reduces the reward by more than 50%, so actually, DGC is no better than any other reward reduction scam pyramid coin, were Baritus changes the economy after loading up on cheap DGC.  No THX!


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: bholzer on October 15, 2013, 02:08:25 PM
You are mistaken in your reasoning. I bash coins that have a bad foundation. As a result, I do not own them. That should make sense to you. Coins that I feel have a good foundation, I obviously own. That should also make sense to you.

Makes plenty of sense to me.

Problem here is the supporters of the coins with bad foundations rather you kept quiet about the bad foundations, so they tend to get all arsey when it gets mentioned. :D

I just get irritated when blatantly false information is spread around about coin(s) I support (or any coin, really.) If he has to lie about facts and make baseless accusations/assumptions to make his point, how does that make sense?

If you want to blindly follow a guy who built his altcoin presence on top of the dozens of scamcoins he made, be my guest.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 02:10:00 PM
All the data I use is pulled from the blockchain... Do you mean to say that the blockchain is lying? ???


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: baritus on October 15, 2013, 02:17:45 PM
Funny DGC claims all this great fair launch, but now Baritus changes the reduces the reward by more than 50%, so actually, DGC is no better than any other reward reduction scam pyramid coin, were Baritus changes the economy after loading up on cheap DGC.  No THX!

Public poll backing the change: http://digitalcoin.co/forums/index.php/topic,170.0.html

Democratic changes taken by the stakeholders are a positive and show the ability to adapt. Look up your facts before you speak next time, would you?

The inflation rate was widely seen as unsustainable and so action was taken by those involved to fix that issue amongst others. If you can't see adaptability like that as a positive, you're not looking at the right angle.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: kelsey on October 15, 2013, 02:18:48 PM
And you of all people are no stranger to supporting your coin while bashing others. Just look at your post history. :D So don't be a hypocrite.

but no one in this thread apart from you is making claims of being "unbiased", which in your case is an effort to con those who don't know who you are into believing your self serving opinion is an honest unbiased independent review.......furthering your reputation as a scamartist.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 02:27:39 PM
but no one in this thread apart from you is making claims of being "unbiased", which in your case is an effort to con those who don't know who you are into believing your self serving opinion is an honest unbiased independent review.......furthering your reputation as a scamartist.
I judge all coins by the same set of criteria:

http://cryptolife.net/the-anatomy-of-a-scamcoin-7-things-to-know-before-investing-in-an-altcoin/

Any perceived "biases" stem from that. Sorry that I don't like the coin you've invested in ;)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: techbytes on October 15, 2013, 02:36:13 PM
Funny DGC claims all this great fair launch, but now Baritus changes the reduces the reward by more than 50%, so actually, DGC is no better than any other reward reduction scam pyramid coin, were Baritus changes the economy after loading up on cheap DGC.  No THX!

I would rather hold 10k DGC that has value then 100k DGC that is digging its own grave.

-tb-


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: dreamhouse on October 15, 2013, 03:37:03 PM
Please tell me you did notice that the network hash dropped from 5.9 mhash during hour 1, to .48 mhash hour 2.

I was there the minute DGC got launched, and there was no premine. There can be several reasons why the network hashrate dropped for an hour, if my memory serves me right i was getting a lot of orphan blocks during hour 2, because the blocks i found during hour 2 were still the same blocks as found during hour 1. The block generation got overrun in hour 1, because a LOT of people were mining it, and we paid for it in hour 2. After that, everything went back to normal.

There is no premine, now shush :)



lol, do you have the minimum knowledge of how the p2p coin works? If it has a lot of orphans because a lot people joined mining, you don't see the block rate drop, instead you will see block rate increase because of instamining and you will see the hashrate increase big time. You actually see this after hour 3. Have you ever heard a lot hashpower joined and the block rate actual declined? Go check the 96 hour curves for all other coins and find me one which behaved like this:
http://cryptometer.org

Are you in your dream? What a joke, when people make up things.

The facts are shown in the 96 hour charts:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

and I put some comments for those innocent children to understand in the below diagram. BTW, more people here defending DGC does not change the facts. Facts are facts, it's simple.

http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/1880/h6sh.png


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 03:45:26 PM
You are throwing a shitfit over 10k DGC. An amount equal to 1.4 BTC. That is insignificant.

On my site's comments, you praised worldcoin, despite it having a 200k premine followed by an additional 200k instamine. Get over yourself.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Vivisector999 on October 15, 2013, 03:51:47 PM
Weird, when I try to go to the site, Sophos has blocked it, as it has a trojan on it. 


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: dreamhouse on October 15, 2013, 03:53:04 PM
You are throwing a shitfit over 10k DGC. An amount equal to 1.4 BTC. That is insignificant.

On my site's comments, you praised worldcoin, despite it having a 200k premine followed by an additional 200k instamine. Get over yourself.

I did not say WDC has no premine. Look at the charts:
http://cryptometer.org/worldcoin_96_hour_charts.html

at launch time, 6560 WDCs premined. Not the 200k as you said.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 03:55:32 PM
Weird, when I try to go to the site, Sophos has blocked it, as it has a trojan on it.  
Shared hosting. Someone on the same IP as me is pushing badware. Some AV software blanket blocks based on IP. Here's a second and third opinion:

http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/website-safety-reports/domain/cryptolife.net
http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/cryptolife.net

You are throwing a shitfit over 10k DGC. An amount equal to 1.4 BTC. That is insignificant.

On my site's comments, you praised worldcoin, despite it having a 200k premine followed by an additional 200k instamine. Get over yourself.

I did not say WDC has no premine. Look at the charts:
http://cryptometer.org/worldcoin_96_hour_charts.html

at launch time, 6560 WDCs premined. Not the 200k as you said.

Bullshit. By hour 47 there was 200k WDC created, but hash rate was only at 3.52 MH.

Are you unable to read the charts? Do I need to make an infographic for you?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: dreamhouse on October 15, 2013, 04:27:42 PM
Weird, when I try to go to the site, Sophos has blocked it, as it has a trojan on it.  
Shared hosting. Someone on the same IP as me is pushing badware. Some AV software blanket blocks based on IP. Here's a second and third opinion:

http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/website-safety-reports/domain/cryptolife.net
http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/cryptolife.net

You are throwing a shitfit over 10k DGC. An amount equal to 1.4 BTC. That is insignificant.

On my site's comments, you praised worldcoin, despite it having a 200k premine followed by an additional 200k instamine. Get over yourself.

I did not say WDC has no premine. Look at the charts:
http://cryptometer.org/worldcoin_96_hour_charts.html

at launch time, 6560 WDCs premined. Not the 200k as you said.

Bullshit. By hour 47 there was 200k WDC created, but hash rate was only at 3.52 MH.

Are you unable to read the charts? Do I need to make an infographic for you?

I think it's the ramp up after launched. BTW, your famous V-coin was not premined, and we all appreciate your generosity ;D
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=221190.0

Is your S-coin premined by the way?  ;D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: ethought on October 15, 2013, 04:47:10 PM
but no one in this thread apart from you is making claims of being "unbiased", which in your case is an effort to con those who don't know who you are into believing your self serving opinion is an honest unbiased independent review.......furthering your reputation as a scamartist.
I judge all coins by the same set of criteria:

http://cryptolife.net/the-anatomy-of-a-scamcoin-7-things-to-know-before-investing-in-an-altcoin/

Any perceived "biases" stem from that. Sorry that I don't like the coin you've invested in ;)

Hazard - If you want to be taken seriously at least balance the negativity with some positive analysis.

What coins, according to you criteria, do you give the tick of approval?



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: baritus on October 15, 2013, 04:49:00 PM
There was no pre-mine and that was confirmed by the first miners who checked the block height. There is an irregularity in that chart but look at a block explorer and you see mining was happening at the same rate. Also, there would be no point pre-mining blocks I purposefully made pretty much worthless and it didn't happen. I've also given out way more than that in just giveaways, so another of the pointless pretences busted.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on October 15, 2013, 04:50:15 PM
Hazard - If you want to be taken seriously at least balance the negativity with some positive analysis.

What does he do if there isn't anything positive?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 04:52:44 PM
Hazard - If you want to be taken seriously at least balance the negativity with some positive analysis.

What coins, according to you criteria, do you give the tick of approval?
I just did a positive article. There can't be too many of them, though. With the sheer number of coins out there, it's much easier to bash than to praise.

DGC is one coin that I have a small stake in. There are a few others as well.

Ultimately, no matter what I post there will be critics. As always, I encourage people to take their own look at the information that I've put forth and form their own conclusions. I'm merely presenting my opinion on the matter. Though I would argue it is an informed opinion; 2 years dabbling around in crypto now and I've rarely been on the wrong side of a trade.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: ethought on October 15, 2013, 04:57:04 PM
There are a few others as well.

Such as?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 05:05:14 PM
There are a few others as well.

Such as?
I can't spoil all of my articles ;) All will be revealed in due time...


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: ethought on October 15, 2013, 05:16:11 PM
There are a few others as well.

Such as?
I can't spoil all of my articles ;) All will be revealed in due time...

Simply giving a few coin names is hardly going to spoil your articles. It may however give you more credibility - given that you appear to dislike most altcoins, infact all but one (so far).


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 05:21:55 PM
Simply giving a few coin names is hardly going to spoil your articles. It may however give you more credibility - given that you appear to dislike most altcoins, infact all but one (so far).
I've always been a fan of PPCoin, despite it having a mediocre launch and some serious image issues, as well as a very unfortunate name. It was the first of it's kind though, and with all the ASICS flooding the market killing BTC profitability, we could very well see a strong move over to PPC, similar to how GPUs moved over to LTC not too long ago.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: just_me on October 15, 2013, 06:47:51 PM



the world is round some say


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: jbmiller10 on October 15, 2013, 08:20:35 PM
Please tell me you did notice that the network hash dropped from 5.9 mhash during hour 1, to .48 mhash hour 2.

I was there the minute DGC got launched, and there was no premine. There can be several reasons why the network hashrate dropped for an hour, if my memory serves me right i was getting a lot of orphan blocks during hour 2, because the blocks i found during hour 2 were still the same blocks as found during hour 1. The block generation got overrun in hour 1, because a LOT of people were mining it, and we paid for it in hour 2. After that, everything went back to normal.

There is no premine, now shush :)



lol, do you have the minimum knowledge of how the p2p coin works? If it has a lot of orphans because a lot people joined mining, you don't see the block rate drop, instead you will see block rate increase because of instamining and you will see the hashrate increase big time. You actually see this after hour 3. Have you ever heard a lot hashpower joined and the block rate actual declined? Go check the 96 hour curves for all other coins and find me one which behaved like this:
http://cryptometer.org

Are you in your dream? What a joke, when people make up things.

The facts are shown in the 96 hour charts:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

and I put some comments for those innocent children to understand in the below diagram. BTW, more people here defending DGC does not change the facts. Facts are facts, it's simple.


I really didn't want to hijack Hazard's thread over all of this, but seriously, check out the blockchain yourself. I'll even link the relevant info for you.

Here is a link to "digitalcoin 1," from the block explorer. It has a value of 2 DGC, and was the first mined DGC block. Note its time stamp of 09:57:27 AM(UTC).
http://dgc.cryptocoinexplorer.com/block/45b2559dbe5e5772498e4170f3f1561448179fa90dd349e60e891766878dea2e

Now, here is the post that launched DGC. Note the time stamp of 09:55:53 AM (UTC), a full minute an a half prior to "digitalcoin 1" being mined.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=209508.msg2208685#msg2208685


Look for yourself, not through the lens of someone else's crawler. Of course, I've told and shown you all of this before, so I get the feeling you may know it to be true and just have a vested interest in spreading FUD.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 15, 2013, 08:51:12 PM
Advertising costs have been reduced as a result of the recent btc rally.

http://cryptolife.net/advertising


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Loki8 on October 15, 2013, 09:15:04 PM
Funny DGC claims all this great fair launch, but now Baritus changes the reduces the reward by more than 50%, so actually, DGC is no better than any other reward reduction scam pyramid coin, were Baritus changes the economy after loading up on cheap DGC.  No THX!

This is totally shady and a scam for new investors. If something similar had been done with Bitcoin, it would have been dead. Anyways this coin is nothing it's just a pump and dump coin without value like other scam-shit-clone coins released each day here.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: baritus on October 15, 2013, 09:21:44 PM
Funny DGC claims all this great fair launch, but now Baritus changes the reduces the reward by more than 50%, so actually, DGC is no better than any other reward reduction scam pyramid coin, were Baritus changes the economy after loading up on cheap DGC.  No THX!

This is totally shady and a scam for new investors. If something similar had been done with Bitcoin, it would have been dead since launch, anyways this coin is nothing it's just a pump and dump coin without value like other scam-shit-clone coins released each day here.

New investors can get DGC at the lowest price it has been right now and cheaper than I did. So if that's the plan, anyone can be at the top of this so called pyramid. Didn't think that out did you? And these new investors would see appreciation and not depreciation, so I doubt they would agree with you either.

Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change. The stakeholders had input as well.

The first investors will now have less time to stock up on extremely cheap DGC that's being pushed down by hyperinflation.

What's your thought process?  Or did you run to FUD at the first chance?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Loki8 on October 15, 2013, 09:54:31 PM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 10:48:42 PM
Please tell me you did notice that the network hash dropped from 5.9 mhash during hour 1, to .48 mhash hour 2.

I was there the minute DGC got launched, and there was no premine. There can be several reasons why the network hashrate dropped for an hour, if my memory serves me right i was getting a lot of orphan blocks during hour 2, because the blocks i found during hour 2 were still the same blocks as found during hour 1. The block generation got overrun in hour 1, because a LOT of people were mining it, and we paid for it in hour 2. After that, everything went back to normal.

There is no premine, now shush :)



lol, do you have the minimum knowledge of how the p2p coin works? If it has a lot of orphans because a lot people joined mining, you don't see the block rate drop, instead you will see block rate increase because of instamining and you will see the hashrate increase big time. You actually see this after hour 3. Have you ever heard a lot hashpower joined and the block rate actual declined? Go check the 96 hour curves for all other coins and find me one which behaved like this:
http://cryptometer.org

Are you in your dream? What a joke, when people make up things.

The facts are shown in the 96 hour charts:
http://cryptometer.org/digitalcoin_96_hour_charts.html

and I put some comments for those innocent children to understand in the below diagram. BTW, more people here defending DGC does not change the facts. Facts are facts, it's simple.

http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/1880/h6sh.png


Give it up will you. Your just digging yourself a deeper hole. Any shred of credibility you might have had disappeared when you started making these idiotic and clueless accusations. In the face of overwhelming evidence laid out before you in an easy to understand manner you still trying to peddle your fud. Like Baritus said you can get dgc CHEAPER now that its ever been so your ridiculous argument is worthless even on that point alone. *face palm*


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 15, 2013, 10:52:14 PM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

Are you even serious? Sounds like another bagholder coin comment. Read the update thread and you'll realise why it was done after agreement from the dgc community. Anyway you do realise dgc is CHEAP at the moment don't you, or like I suspect you haven't even done enough research to check before shooting your mouth off. Its currently cheaper than what the EARLY investors bought at. So again this argument is moot and worthless.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: samson on October 15, 2013, 11:01:30 PM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

It sounds to me like someone has been dumping all their DGC and now they're annoyed at the change.




Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: DannyDisco on October 15, 2013, 11:15:29 PM
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.
I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

I've been keeping quiet, but man, you're something else.

It's not about changing the rules. It's about adaptation.

When DGC was introduced, there were no profit hopping pools/coin switchers/auto dumping/etc... These are all new problems that have come up after the launch and have started to become serious issues to ALL altcoins.

Baritus is the first to admit his original system was flawed. He lacked the foresight for this particular situation. He is also the first to think up solutions and willing to adapt to the current economy.

I don't know, but I, for one, am very grateful that I am supporting a coin being developed by someone who genuinely cares about the success of his coins and is willing to think outside the box to adapt and solve whatever issues may arise. I'd much rather support DGC then support a coin where the dev drops off the face of the earth or isn't willing to adapt and simply leaves their coin to die.

Say what you will, but there are many unique services coming up for DGC/SRC/ARG and the time to hop on the bandwagon has never been better than now. Especially at the current cost of DGC.



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: QuantPlus on October 16, 2013, 12:18:34 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday. 

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: fisheater on October 16, 2013, 12:57:58 AM
can you do an unbiased article about IFC. about its launch, devs, community and current situation.


Oh no! I know too well this Hazard... unbias? a joke? ???


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 16, 2013, 01:00:53 AM
can you do an unbiased article about IFC. about its launch, devs, community and current situation.


Oh no! I know too well this Hazard... unbias? a joke? ???

Dont worry babe, I'll be gentle.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: baritus on October 16, 2013, 01:04:51 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday. 

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



How about enough of making up crap you know nothing about? You're not a part of this community to judge it or know how decisions are made.

You are not some wise expert either. Which makes your opinion, and that's all it is, an opinion based on ignorance.

Thank you for your pointless words without any sort of knowledge though, always appreciate it.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: fisheater on October 16, 2013, 01:44:32 AM
can you do an unbiased article about IFC. about its launch, devs, community and current situation.


Oh no! I know too well this Hazard... unbias? a joke? ???

Dont worry babe, I'll be gentle.

Lol, babe, you think I care? you think yourself so influential now? Do whatever you like, I don't even care a bit ;D
But for unbias? maybe in your dream.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: QuantPlus on October 16, 2013, 01:53:10 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday.  

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



How about enough of making up crap you know nothing about? You're not a part of this community to judge it or know how decisions are made.

You are not some wise expert either. Which makes your opinion, and that's all it is, an opinion based on ignorance.

Thank you for your pointless words without any sort of knowledge though, always appreciate it.

Your response is hysterical. You are intolerant.  

If you leave out BTC and LTC...
This small player's coins have 1% of total Alt Coin Cap ($200,000 out of $20,000,000).

The recent MemoryCoin had a built-in voting system:

(1)  Every vote was manipulated by the Dev or others.

(2)  The last vote was whether to give the Dev 20% of the coins...
After weeks of confusion and debate...
The miners voted against, the Dev quit, MEG was delisted, coin is in limbo.

Everybody lost.

(3)  Long-term strategic decisions involving forks should be made by a trusted Dev...
Corporations hire CEOs to make decisions... countries elect leaders to make decisions.

Specific policy decisions made by popular vote are notoriously poor... look at bankrupt California.

Do you think Bitcoin development decisions should be made by popular vote?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 16, 2013, 02:26:03 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday.  

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



How about enough of making up crap you know nothing about? You're not a part of this community to judge it or know how decisions are made.

You are not some wise expert either. Which makes your opinion, and that's all it is, an opinion based on ignorance.

Thank you for your pointless words without any sort of knowledge though, always appreciate it.

Your response is hysterical. You are intolerant.  

If you leave out BTC and LTC...
This small player's coins have 1% of total Alt Coin Cap ($200,000 out of $20,000,000).

The recent MemoryCoin had a built-in voting system:

(1)  Every vote was manipulated by the Dev or others.

(2)  The last vote was whether to give the Dev 20% of the coins...
After weeks of confusion and debate...
The miners voted against, the Dev quit, MEG was delisted, coin is in limbo.

Everybody lost.

(3)  Long-term strategic decisions involving forks should be made by a trusted Dev...
Corporations hire CEOs to make decisions... countries elect leaders to make decisions.

Specific policy decisions made by popular vote are notoriously poor... look at bankrupt California.

Do you think Bitcoin development decisions should be made by popular vote?

Lol who are you, Nostradamus or something? Changes were made to react to the current crypto landscape after alot of input and discussion from the dgc community and even outside people. It was certainly not a snap decision without any thought and was done with alot of lead in time so people can update. You don't even know Baritus so who are you to pass judgement on him? Do some research instead of talking rubbish and spreading fud.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r2vape on October 16, 2013, 02:57:03 AM

Your response is hysterical. You are intolerant.  

If you leave out BTC and LTC...
This small player's coins have 1% of total Alt Coin Cap ($200,000 out of $20,000,000).

The recent MemoryCoin had a built-in voting system:

(1)  Every vote was manipulated by the Dev or others.

(2)  The last vote was whether to give the Dev 20% of the coins...
After weeks of confusion and debate...
The miners voted against, the Dev quit, MEG was delisted, coin is in limbo.

Everybody lost.

(3)  Long-term strategic decisions involving forks should be made by a trusted Dev...
Corporations hire CEOs to make decisions... countries elect leaders to make decisions.

Specific policy decisions made by popular vote are notoriously poor... look at bankrupt California.

Do you think Bitcoin development decisions should be made by popular vote?

Good one. I know in the grand arena I am a nobody, but I am part of this community and voted with others on the changes presented by the developer with no pressure what so ever to decide on one fate or another.

Back down QuantPlus and pollute somewhere else.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: QuantPlus on October 16, 2013, 03:00:29 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday.  

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



How about enough of making up crap you know nothing about? You're not a part of this community to judge it or know how decisions are made.

You are not some wise expert either. Which makes your opinion, and that's all it is, an opinion based on ignorance.

Thank you for your pointless words without any sort of knowledge though, always appreciate it.

Your response is hysterical. You are intolerant.  

If you leave out BTC and LTC...
This small player's coins have 1% of total Alt Coin Cap ($200,000 out of $20,000,000).

The recent MemoryCoin had a built-in voting system:

(1)  Every vote was manipulated by the Dev or others.

(2)  The last vote was whether to give the Dev 20% of the coins...
After weeks of confusion and debate...
The miners voted against, the Dev quit, MEG was delisted, coin is in limbo.

Everybody lost.

(3)  Long-term strategic decisions involving forks should be made by a trusted Dev...
Corporations hire CEOs to make decisions... countries elect leaders to make decisions.

Specific policy decisions made by popular vote are notoriously poor... look at bankrupt California.

Do you think Bitcoin development decisions should be made by popular vote?

Lol who are you, Nostradamus or something? Changes were made to react to the current crypto landscape after alot of input and discussion from the dgc community and even outside people. It was certainly not a snap decision without any thought and was done with alot of lead in time so people can update. You don't even know Baritus so who are you to pass judgement on him? Do some research instead of talking rubbish and spreading fud.

There was no DGC vote...
Just an informal thread "poll"... with NO RESULTS to the "poll".

http://digitalcoin.co/forums/index.php/topic,170.15.html

Baritus Oct 4th:

"I've been testing different possibilities and will settle on the least disturbing solution for the next update."

Baritus Oct 4th:

"While the decision to take action makes sense to poll, the complexity of the different options and their implications requires much more in depth technical knowledge and testing. Polling for options would not be very useful. Rather, I will select the most effective prototype at accomplishing the goals."

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is PRECISELY what I was pointing out (and supporting)...
Devs have these mock votes where they apply intense pressure for a specific option...
Then guys like Baritus make UNILATERAL decisions due to "complexity" and "implications".

Then Baritus comes here... and claims his coin is some kind of democracy...
And his Zombie Stooges attack me for pointing out the obvious.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: r32godzilla on October 16, 2013, 03:58:17 AM
Also, this was a community voted and agreed on change.

The community is a bullshit excuse to change rules and you know that.
And community or not community, this is not an excuse, if you change rules in the middle of a game like this. It's cheating.

I know the crypto-ecosystem is the wild west but it's not a reason to play an unfair game.

A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

But the whole "community voting" thing is total bullshit:

(1) Random people are not qualified to make complicated decisions...
And a crowd of random people is even less qualified....
Everyone just wants more money yesterday.  

(2) The Dev will usually quit if the "vote" doesn't go his way.

So let's have Wise Benign Coin Lords, but cut the crap with the fake "democracy".



How about enough of making up crap you know nothing about? You're not a part of this community to judge it or know how decisions are made.

You are not some wise expert either. Which makes your opinion, and that's all it is, an opinion based on ignorance.

Thank you for your pointless words without any sort of knowledge though, always appreciate it.

Your response is hysterical. You are intolerant.  

If you leave out BTC and LTC...
This small player's coins have 1% of total Alt Coin Cap ($200,000 out of $20,000,000).

The recent MemoryCoin had a built-in voting system:

(1)  Every vote was manipulated by the Dev or others.

(2)  The last vote was whether to give the Dev 20% of the coins...
After weeks of confusion and debate...
The miners voted against, the Dev quit, MEG was delisted, coin is in limbo.

Everybody lost.

(3)  Long-term strategic decisions involving forks should be made by a trusted Dev...
Corporations hire CEOs to make decisions... countries elect leaders to make decisions.

Specific policy decisions made by popular vote are notoriously poor... look at bankrupt California.

Do you think Bitcoin development decisions should be made by popular vote?

Lol who are you, Nostradamus or something? Changes were made to react to the current crypto landscape after alot of input and discussion from the dgc community and even outside people. It was certainly not a snap decision without any thought and was done with alot of lead in time so people can update. You don't even know Baritus so who are you to pass judgement on him? Do some research instead of talking rubbish and spreading fud.

There was no DGC vote...
Just an informal thread "poll"... with NO RESULTS to the "poll".

http://digitalcoin.co/forums/index.php/topic,170.15.html

Baritus Oct 4th:

"I've been testing different possibilities and will settle on the least disturbing solution for the next update."

Baritus Oct 4th:

"While the decision to take action makes sense to poll, the complexity of the different options and their implications requires much more in depth technical knowledge and testing. Polling for options would not be very useful. Rather, I will select the most effective prototype at accomplishing the goals."

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is PRECISELY what I was pointing out (and supporting)...
Devs have these mock votes where they apply intense pressure for a specific option...
Then guys like Baritus make UNILATERAL decisions due to "complexity" and "implications".

Then Baritus comes here... and claims his coin is some kind of democracy...
And his Zombie Stooges attack me for pointing out the obvious.


So you think the forum was the only place discussions took place?? The decisions taken were not based solely on a voting system. All input was taken on board and given careful consideration over time. You are commenting on something you know little about and trying to relate it to actions taken by other coin devs and communities. Baritus works hard behind the scenes and is talking to the community almost every day getting input and opinions to help assist in the direction dgc takes. Changes need to be made to react to an ever changing crypto landscape. What would you prefer, a dev that does fkall and leaves a coin to die??

What is your point other than to try and spread fud and attack a dev who you don't even know? Sounds to me like your holding some other coin and trying to peddle an agenda maybe? As I said before go and do some research before you start talking absolute nonsense. The only zombie I can see here is the one spreading fud and can't accept that the dgc dev actually gives a shit about his coin and is trying to do a good job on behalf of the dgc community and improve it in a fair manner.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Loki8 on October 16, 2013, 04:42:39 AM
A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

A coin needs to adapt about security, new GUI, new features etc. but that's all!

The block reward has to be stable to remain credible like Bitcoin does.

Cryptos are completely free-market currencies that are immune to manipulation by governments and banks and you would like devs to do the same thing than them. Just doing exactly what cryptos were supposed to not do...

So you think the forum was the only place discussions took place?? The decisions taken were not based solely on a voting system.

Voting system or not, community or not, you can't change the rules in the middle of the game each time you don't get your way!


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: tokyoghetto on October 16, 2013, 05:07:26 AM
A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

A coin needs to adapt about security, new GUI, new features etc. but that's all!

The block reward has to be stable to remain credible like Bitcoin does.

Cryptos are completely free-market currencies that are immune to manipulation by governments and banks and you would like devs to do the same thing than them. Just doing exactly what cryptos were supposed to not do...

So you think the forum was the only place discussions took place?? The decisions taken were not based solely on a voting system.

Voting system or not, community or not, you can't change the rules in the middle of the game each time you don't get your way!

these scam "block reward change" angers me. GLD did it, WDC did it and now DGC did it. PURE SCAM. these scum devs are no better than governments who raise debt ceilings and just print money freely.

Here is the blue print to running a successful scam coin.

0. claim you are a "dev"
1.clone scrypt coin, use a 500 block reward or something higher
2.instamine/premine coin
3.dump once it hits cryptsy.
4. let coin die for a bit, mine as much as you can on low diff. buy back at a lower price as many coins as you can. hoard all your coins.
5. change block reward to something lower, for example from 500 to 10. claim some obvious scam reason like "sustainability"
6. watch sheeple pump your coin
7.????
8. profit.

perhaps IFC should just abandon the planned block halving that is coded into the coin and reduce block reward from 65,000 to 15. we overnight crypto millionaires now.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Loki8 on October 16, 2013, 05:32:35 AM
A coin NEEDS to adapt...
So I got no problem with a Dev leading a coin to the Promised Land.

A coin needs to adapt about security, new GUI, new features etc. but that's all!

The block reward has to be stable to remain credible like Bitcoin does.

Cryptos are completely free-market currencies that are immune to manipulation by governments and banks and you would like devs to do the same thing than them. Just doing exactly what cryptos were supposed to not do...

So you think the forum was the only place discussions took place?? The decisions taken were not based solely on a voting system.

Voting system or not, community or not, you can't change the rules in the middle of the game each time you don't get your way!

these scam "block reward change" angers me. GLD did it, WDC did it and now DGC did it. PURE SCAM. these scum devs are no better than governments who raise debt ceilings and just print money freely.

Here is the blue print to running a successful scam coin.

0. claim you are a "dev"
1.clone scrypt coin, use a 500 block reward or something higher
2.instamine/premine coin
3.dump once it hits cryptsy.
4. let coin die for a bit, mine as much as you can on low diff. buy back at a lower price as many coins as you can. hoard all your coins.
5. change block reward to something lower, for example from 500 to 10. claim some obvious scam reason like "sustainability"
6. watch sheeple pump your coin
7.????
8. profit.

perhaps IFC should just abandon the planned block halving that is coded into the coin and reduce block reward from 65,000 to 15. we overnight crypto millionaires now.

Your description is right and, unfortunately, sad because I fear that a world without government and rules would be absolute chaos with all these scammers and greedy people...


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: baritus on October 16, 2013, 01:48:44 PM
@Loki8
@tokyoghetto

DGC price is at an all time low. That means both of you and everyone else can get DGC cheaper than I and all the other early investors did. Do you understand economics?

So we are making a change that benefits the current stakeholders.

The same change benefits people entering now(after the early investors) even more than the early investors.

The new investors will have a currency that's not facing unsustainable deflationary pressures.

Logic was the main reason behind the proposed changes and they were backed by those involved because they are positive for everyone.





Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on October 29, 2013, 03:01:29 PM
New article by a chinese guest writer.

http://cryptolife.net/the-0-trade-fee-in-china-and-its-culture-background/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: fendlestick on November 06, 2013, 03:07:01 PM
Thanks for the article interesting read, oh, sorry, I mean boo hiss you sux your thread is like the worst ever etc etc etc  ;D  ;D  ;D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 12, 2013, 03:41:41 PM
Thanks for the article interesting read, oh, sorry, I mean boo hiss you sux your thread is like the worst ever etc etc etc  ;D  ;D  ;D
My feelings  :'(


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 20, 2013, 02:35:56 PM
Bitcoin is crashing :o

http://cryptolife.net/bitcoin-is-crashing-buckle-up/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: digitalindustry on November 21, 2013, 09:04:27 AM
Oh wait , or is it ......?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 24, 2013, 10:12:46 PM
Oh wait , or is it ......?
It's a coin toss :D


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 25, 2013, 02:05:00 PM
Advertising costs reduced again in accordance with BTC's rise.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 26, 2013, 09:01:04 PM
New piece on Quark: http://cryptolife.net/quark-is-it-worth-buying/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: stas on November 26, 2013, 09:44:10 PM
New piece on Quark: http://cryptolife.net/quark-is-it-worth-buying/

I am with you on this one + good article


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: defaced on November 26, 2013, 10:54:30 PM
Looks good brother.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: mxxx363 on November 27, 2013, 09:49:23 PM
Hazard,

If you were building a portfolio from scratch what altcoins would you suggest investing in?

I was thinking peercoin, quark, stablecoin (based on your recommendation and the cheap price/coins in circulation), LTC if it drops and namecoin.

I really like your website and it's nice to have someone who isn't afraid of criticizing the dodgy alt coins and their creators.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 27, 2013, 10:12:22 PM
I get that question a lot.. In terms of altcoins, LTC, SBC are my main holdings right now. I also have a moderate amount of QRK, DGC.. And a small amount of PPC.

Right now, I expect SBC to be the best performer. With only 6 million coins in existence, a price target of $0.50 or even $1.00 is very reasonable, judging by similar coins on http://coinmarketcap.com . At the moment, each coin is still only about 2 cents. So there's plenty of room for it to grow.

Mind you the price is up over 200% since I posted my article... The party has yet to get started though.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: mxxx363 on November 27, 2013, 10:29:08 PM
Thanks for the advice, much appreciated.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 29, 2013, 06:47:26 PM
Traffic has really been ramping up in the past few days, consistantly clearing 1000 views/day now.

Positions for advertisers and contributors are still available.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on November 30, 2013, 08:21:29 PM
Bump


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: mxxx363 on November 30, 2013, 11:40:55 PM
Hazard if you want to post your cryptsy trade key i'd be glad to add it to my profile so you get a referral bonus.

Quark is doing great :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: mxxx363 on December 01, 2013, 12:31:02 AM
Any thoughts on datacoin? I saw your posts about the legality issues with adding illegal data but nothing as far as investments go.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: duuuuude on December 01, 2013, 12:55:55 AM
there are no legalities with what is posted in the blockchain,  just like TOR routing thru your computer, or yahoo, they have no knowledge or control of whats being search so they cant can legally be held responsible, i believe stuff in the blockchain would be the same.  Dont be scared of a new cryptocoin because of the the FUD people lay down.


J


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Thylacine on December 03, 2013, 11:00:15 AM
Guys, I'm getting blocked by my security software trying to access cryptolife.net

Code:
High Risk Website Blocked

    Location: cryptolife.net
    Access has been blocked as the threat Mal/HTMLGen-A has been found on this website.
    Return to the page you were previously viewing.

sophos web protection

Anyone else getting anything like this? Just sort of started today. With the bitcointalk attacks and the current price of bitcoin I'm especially suspicious...


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 03, 2013, 11:50:25 PM
Sophos has hated my site since I've started it. Someone sharing the same IP as me has some sketchy shit on their servers. Don't worry, it's a false positive. I'm debating switching hosting companies since I get this complaint a lot.

On a lighter note, new piece re-examining last weeks winning picks: http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-review-all-eyes-on-stablecoin-and-quark/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 03, 2013, 11:55:01 PM
Sophos has hated my site since I've started it. Someone sharing the same IP as me has some sketchy shit on their servers. Don't worry, it's a false positive. I'm debating switching hosting companies since I get this complaint a lot.

On a lighter note, new piece re-examining last weeks winning picks: http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-review-all-eyes-on-stablecoin-and-quark/

Hey Hazard, move your site to Digital Ocean and host CL on its own IP. No need to worry about other sites on the same shared hosting, plus very affordable and blazing fast, you'll be satisfied.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check it out.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Thrash on December 04, 2013, 12:08:12 AM
Sophos has hated my site since I've started it. Someone sharing the same IP as me has some sketchy shit on their servers. Don't worry, it's a false positive. I'm debating switching hosting companies since I get this complaint a lot.

On a lighter note, new piece re-examining last weeks winning picks: http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-review-all-eyes-on-stablecoin-and-quark/

Hey Hazard, move your site to Digital Ocean and host CL on its own IP. No need to worry about other sites on the same shared hosting, plus very affordable and blazing fast, you'll be satisfied.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check it out.

+1 on DO, good solid service

You can always use this link to sign up. ;)
https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=6fd445d669fb


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Thylacine on December 06, 2013, 07:46:37 AM
Sophos has hated my site since I've started it. Someone sharing the same IP as me has some sketchy shit on their servers. Don't worry, it's a false positive. I'm debating switching hosting companies since I get this complaint a lot.

On a lighter note, new piece re-examining last weeks winning picks: http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-review-all-eyes-on-stablecoin-and-quark/

I figured as much, here's the link if you want to get whitelisted; https://www.sophos.com/en-us/threat-center/reassessment-request.aspx


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 08, 2013, 11:45:33 PM
Quick piece on bitbar: http://cryptolife.net/crapcoin-of-the-day-bitbar


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 11, 2013, 04:51:55 AM
I love crapcoins. Let's talk about pennies!

http://cryptolife.net/crapcoin-of-the-day-pennies


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 14, 2013, 04:13:31 PM
Exposing the WorldCoin scam

http://cryptolife.net/exposing-the-worldcoin-scam


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Scooby903 on December 14, 2013, 04:50:53 PM
Keep it up! 


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: tokyoghetto on December 14, 2013, 05:40:34 PM
thanks for that WDC article.

Time for me to buy more DGC.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 21, 2013, 04:45:24 PM
Who the hell is buying dogecoin?

http://cryptolife.net/who-the-hell-is-buying-dogecoin


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Coinbitz on December 22, 2013, 12:43:51 AM
Who the hell is buying dogecoin?

http://cryptolife.net/who-the-hell-is-buying-dogecoin

I was thinking the same thing  :D
Although, I am glad I bought some as speculation (knowing how the internet gets) and sold on whoever was buying.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 22, 2013, 03:00:49 PM
Scam Alert: Earthcoin

http://cryptolife.net/scam-alert-earthcoin


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on December 29, 2013, 04:52:31 PM
This week in crapcoins

http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-crapcoins


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on December 29, 2013, 07:09:40 PM
This week in crapcoins

http://cryptolife.net/this-week-in-crapcoins

Quote
All of these coins are either scams, or so poorly put together that they have no future. The fact that some of them have forum threads well over 30 pages is extremely embarrassing for all involved.

+1





Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Nullu on December 29, 2013, 07:12:31 PM
Nice site. I'll be keeping an eye on it.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: FiniteRed on January 02, 2014, 10:38:17 AM
New article about goldcoin.

http://cryptolife.net/goldcoin-the-scam-that-keeps-on-giving

Dedicated to you, rum. I hate all shadily launched coins equally. :)

A most enjoyable read - no arguments here! :D thx


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: crypto_girl on January 02, 2014, 10:31:34 PM
A lot of helpful advice on your site, but I'd like to hear your opinion on NXT.

Thanks!


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on January 12, 2014, 10:48:14 PM
Avoiding the next generation of crapcoins: http://cryptolife.net/avoiding-coins-created-with-coingen/


A lot of helpful advice on your site, but I'd like to hear your opinion on NXT.

Thanks!
Has dozens of extremely large holders that could crash the price to 0 if even one of them decides to cash out a small percentage of their holdings. It gets a big NO from me.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on January 17, 2014, 01:53:52 PM
http://cryptolife.net/the-gimmicks-continue-say-hello-to-42/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on January 17, 2014, 02:45:48 PM
http://cryptolife.net/the-gimmicks-continue-say-hello-to-42/

You would of thought "developers" would of realised pre-mines don't work anymore.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: alz on January 17, 2014, 03:40:42 PM
It is really strange that the CryptoLife websites agenda is to mock all hype coins down, but no one said anything about Quark, Next or Mastercoin.
Seems like the Operator of this side has a agenda or is just spreading FUD.

+1

Next is the most sinister of all imo.
Centralised controlled currency was what we came here to get AWAY from FFS.........


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: FrictionlessCoin on January 17, 2014, 04:07:13 PM
Could you write a piece about iXcoin?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: skywave on January 17, 2014, 04:20:32 PM
Well - I for one begin to be seriously fed-up with all those alt-coins.
I have been mining for some months now - even invested a 4 digit figure in equipment - only to realize that I will always be running for the last wagon in the train - unable to catch up because it is rolling forward faster than I can run...

It is only the developer(s) and those who join in the first few minutes, hours, of a coin release who will be the winners, with 100,000 - 1 mill - or even several mill coins in between them - the rest of us are the fools mining along and if we are lucky we get a few coins which are worthless.
Granted we can buy in with real, hard earned currency. But that's a gamble.

The big winners are those devs who start the coins - and most of them vehemently deny they have pre-mined it - no-one can really know. They all pack it in like 'promotion stock' and etc.
But fact is they can all scoop up who knows how many BTC for their 'effort'. The rest of us look like fools - 'trading' our meager satoshis for breadcrumbs, on the exchanges where the owner has been 'bribed' with x mill coins so he too can make some BTC from the little 'eager beaver' traders who think they will win bigtime..

No - the only winners are those devs of the coins and the owners of the exchanges - plus the makers of the mining equipment..

Also the whole BTC mining has gone too far..! It is OK that some who came in early get a bit extra out of it (pre-mine or preferential advantage is another question here - but I will let that hang in the wind).

But that the coin is built so that the difficulty is rising at a rate where only super-powerful equipment - out of reach to the little man - can participate, is plain wrong!

This means that it has already become a powerful controlling entity - when it was actually meant to be the opposite of the mighty governments controlling us.

I think it is highly overdue that someone brings the high-speed train to a slowdown in order for BTC not to end up becoming available only to the wealthy and insiders. If that happens (already a fact btw) - the BTC will surely be opposed by the man on the street.

He does not want another mighty power - out of reach to him - to control him.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on January 17, 2014, 04:39:05 PM
Well - I for one begin to be seriously fed-up with all those alt-coins.
I have been mining for some months now - even invested a 4 digit figure in equipment - only to realize that I will always be running for the last wagon in the train - unable to catch up because it is rolling forward faster than I can run...

It is only the developer(s) and those who join in the first few minutes, hours, of a coin release who will be the winners, with 100,000 - 1 mill - or even several mill coins in between them - the rest of us are the fools mining along and if we are lucky we get a few coins which are worthless.
Granted we can buy in with real, hard earned currency. But that's a gamble.

The big winners are those devs who start the coins - and most of them vehemently deny they have pre-mined it - no-one can really know. They all pack it in like 'promotion stock' and etc.
But fact is they can all scoop up who knows how many BTC for their 'effort'. The rest of us look like fools - 'trading' our meager satosis for breadcrumbs, on the exchanges where the owner has been 'bribed' with x mill coins so he too can make some BTC from the little 'eager beaver' traders who think they will win bigtime..

No - the only winners are those devs of the coins and the owners of the exchanges - plus the makers of the mining equipment..

Also the whole BTC mining has gone too far..! It is OK that some who came in early get a bit extra out of it (pre-mine or preferential advantage is another question here - but I will let that hang in the wind).

But that the coin is built so that the difficulty is rising at a rate where only super-powerful equipment - out of reach to the little man - can participate, is plain wrong!

This means that it has already become a powerful controlling entity - when it was actually meant to be the opposite of the mighty governments controlling us.

I think it is highly overdue that someone brings the high-speed train to a slowdown in order for BTC not to end up becoming available only to the wealthy and insiders. If that happens (already a fact btw) - the BTC will surely be opposed by the man on the street.

He does not want another mighty power - out of reach to him - to control him.

But the price of Bitcoin is irrelevant to be able to use it. It works if a coin is $1 or $1million. If you want $10 worth of coins to send you can regardless of the price. How is this only for the rich?


 


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: skywave on January 17, 2014, 04:44:02 PM
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But the price of Bitcoin is irrelevant to be able to use it. It works if a coin is $1 or $1million. If you want $10 worth of coins to send you can regardless of the price. How is this only for the rich?
..because only those who can mine them are the winners - those of us who must buy them for real currency are the losers..
..and those who mine them are the ones who control them..


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Buffer Overflow on January 17, 2014, 04:49:02 PM
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But the price of Bitcoin is irrelevant to be able to use it. It works if a coin is $1 or $1million. If you want $10 worth of coins to send you can regardless of the price. How is this only for the rich?
..because only those who can mine them are the winners - those of us who must buy them for real currency are the losers..
..and those who mine them are the ones who control them..

But if you can then buy things with the coins, how have you lost?


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: skywave on January 17, 2014, 04:55:32 PM
hmmm - don't think you understand what I mean..
..it is now a fact that only those who have amassed BTC - and those who can afford to purchase the hash power will be able to mine BTC..
This means that they will be the ones controlling the coin..
My post was not about the price of the BTC it was about the ability of the little guy to be able to participate in mining the coin.. And that ability is now gone - BTC has become a 'snob' coin for those who owns it..


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: skywave on January 17, 2014, 05:01:12 PM
..those who are so powerful that they can continue mine the BTC - they can continue mine them for free - minus the electricity and equipment - but that is a miniscule expense if you already have plenty of BTC and the BTC you mine will be in plenty excess of your expenses to mine them..


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on January 17, 2014, 08:54:37 PM
It is really strange that the CryptoLife websites agenda is to mock all hype coins down, but no one said anything about Quark, Next or Mastercoin.
Seems like the Operator of this side has a agenda or is just spreading FUD.
I've spoken negatively about NXT and Mastercoin before. Quark I only liked as a short term investment, back when it was still sub 1000 satoshi.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on January 25, 2014, 12:54:26 AM
Due to an overwhelming amount of requests... In depth analysis of NXT:

http://cryptolife.net/in-depth-analysis-nxt


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 08, 2014, 05:37:41 PM
What's my latest altcoin pick? Find out...

http://cryptolife.net/huntercoin-the-coin-thats-a-game/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 10, 2014, 04:30:59 PM
My thoughts on Gox: http://cryptolife.net/today-mt-gox-died-and-it-tried-to-take-bitcoin-with-it/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 14, 2014, 03:45:42 AM
Andddd we're still discussing Gox.

http://cryptolife.net/putting-some-perspective-on-todays-downtrend/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 16, 2014, 03:16:50 AM
Busy day today

The curious case of pandacoin(s): http://cryptolife.net/the-curious-case-of-pandacoins/
Exposing the Mincoin scam: http://cryptolife.net/scam-alert-mincoin/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 18, 2014, 09:36:40 PM
Introducing the CryptoLife Forum

http://cryptolife.net/introducing-cryptolife-forum


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on February 26, 2014, 06:35:21 PM
A breakdown of anonymizing cryptocurrencies

http://cryptolife.net/breakdown-anonymizing-cryptocurrencies/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on March 27, 2014, 10:41:00 PM
Cheating The System - Auroracoin Edition

http://cryptolife.net/cheating-the-system-auroracoin-edition/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: tokyoghetto on March 27, 2014, 11:04:09 PM
only news I read is BBC, Al Jazeera and cryptolife.net.

keep up the good work.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: omahapoker on March 27, 2014, 11:42:17 PM
great site. i wished you could write 10 articles a day...lol


really good stuff


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: eightspaces on March 28, 2014, 12:14:43 AM
i remember when cryptolife endorsed stablecoin as the next big thing... LOLLO its completely dead


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on March 28, 2014, 12:17:52 AM
i remember when cryptolife endorsed stablecoin as the next big thing... LOLLO its completely dead
And it was... It appreciated 30000% within a week of my posting about it. You should know by now that I play the short game with most coins. ::)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: eightspaces on March 28, 2014, 12:18:54 AM
i remember when cryptolife endorsed stablecoin as the next big thing... LOLLO its completely dead
And it was... It appreciated 30000% within a week of my posting about it. You should know by now that I play the short game with most coins. ::)

then why did u hate on nxt? makes no sense given its initial rise. what u just said is an utter excuse ;D ;D ;D

but no problem brother. i do like ur site, read there frequently


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on June 05, 2014, 09:20:44 PM

DarkCoin – The Next Big Thing, or Just Another Pump and Dump?

http://cryptolife.net/darkcoin-the-next-big-thing-or-just-another-pump-and-dump/


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Zer0Sum on June 05, 2014, 10:27:51 PM

DarkCoin – The Next Big Thing, or Just Another Pump and Dump?

http://cryptolife.net/darkcoin-the-next-big-thing-or-just-another-pump-and-dump/

Nice work.
 
Since the exchanges like Cryptsy and MintPal are partners in these frauds...
This is what is known as Racketeering in the USA (highly organized crime)...
So now we are talking 10s of millions of $$$... and Bernie Madoff jail terms.

It's too bad, because the real innovation gets lost in the bullshit.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: toknormal on June 05, 2014, 11:35:34 PM

DarkCoin – The Next Big Thing, or Just Another Pump and Dump?

http://cryptolife.net/darkcoin-the-next-big-thing-or-just-another-pump-and-dump/

Nice to see you maintaining your standards Hazard.

Having read that article, I think we need another category of poster on bitcointalk for us all to aspire to - Newbie, Full, Senior and now "Charlatan Poster".

You'd qualify for immediate promotion  ;)  In fact I might actually use your hit pieces as a buy signal - better than a 12 hour MACD on a sharp crossover.

p.s. "Its" and "it's" work the other way round - the possessive doesn't have an apostrophe. Apart from that your understanding of English grammar is an improvement on your presentation of cryptocurrencies or your understanding of their markets :)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on June 05, 2014, 11:54:36 PM

DarkCoin – The Next Big Thing, or Just Another Pump and Dump?

http://cryptolife.net/darkcoin-the-next-big-thing-or-just-another-pump-and-dump/

Nice work.
 
Since the exchanges like Cryptsy and MintPal are partners in these frauds...
This is what is known as Racketeering in the USA (highly organized crime)...
So now we are talking 10s of millions of $$$... and Bernie Madoff jail terms.

It's too bad, because the real innovation gets lost in the bullshit.

Theoretical millions of dollars, the reality is that the market depth is not nearly deep enough to support that kind of cashout. Still a significant amount, though.


DarkCoin – The Next Big Thing, or Just Another Pump and Dump?

http://cryptolife.net/darkcoin-the-next-big-thing-or-just-another-pump-and-dump/

Nice to see you maintaining your standards Hazard.

Having read that article, I think we need another category of poster on bitcointalk for us all to aspire to - Newbie, Full, Senior and now "Charlatan Poster".

You'd qualify for immediate promotion  ;)  In fact I might actually use your hit pieces as a buy signal - better than a 12 hour MACD on a sharp crossover.

p.s. "Its" and "it's" work the other way round - the possessive doesn't have an apostrophe. Apart from that your understanding of English grammar is an improvement on your presentation of cryptocurrencies or your understanding of their markets :)

Please, come back when you would like to discuss the substance of the article rather than harp on about a grammatical error.


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: toknormal on June 06, 2014, 12:03:29 AM
Please, come back when you would like to discuss the substance of the article rather than harp on about a grammatical error.

I think you got that wrong. The grammatical error *was* the substance of the article, at least as far as anything worth discussing was concerned.

As far as the rest went, there's more substance in pondlife than "Cryptolife". Try posting it in one of the Bitcointalk squabble threads - it won't look so out of place and you might actually get a response  that suits you ;)


Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: mxxx363 on June 11, 2014, 05:09:15 AM
:D

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=641178.msg7228670#msg7228670
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=646744.0

So you will continue to saying bullshit without any proof?

Best regards, kid.

EDIT:

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I think I have found the personal information of Hazard (founder of cryptolife).

It seems to be a Chinese guy living in australia, otherwise known as tradefortress

Name: Yan Wang
Address: 17 12-18 Orara street waitara
City: Sydney
State/Province: New South Wales
Postal code: 2077
Country: Australia

Connecting Hazard to tradefortress:
Here he speaks chinese: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=272639.msg3638249#msg3638249
Here he casually uploads a file for a coin on ca3.cc: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=203647.msg2138400#msg2138400
The webaddress used is ca3.cc, which gives the whois as stated above. Which then after a couple of searches links to tradefortress.
Tradefortress is linked to more malicious activity as stated here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=327178.0

So you are in connection with a scammer (surely your friend/brother or maybe this guy is you).

It would be a nice news.


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Title: Re: [ANN] CryptoLife.net - Hard hitting cryptocurrency news and analysis
Post by: Hazard on July 09, 2015, 05:43:41 AM
New piece about NautilusCoin... Buyer beware.

http://cryptolife.net/scam-alert-nautiluscoin/