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Title: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: HjalmarX on July 05, 2014, 09:06:33 PM I was looking at the upcoming IPO's and this looks interesting.
Once Syscoin is launched, now that will be a game-changer! First Bitcoin takes on the banks Then Syscoin takes on wall-street! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=587080.0 Quote Business on the Blockchain. Buy and sell anything with Syscoin's distributed marketplace integrated into the blockchain. This isn't a cryptocurrency PLUS a marketplace. It's a marketplace built into a cryptocurrency. The Syscoin network enables the creation of marketplaces of any kind, ranging from small community trading platforms to large corporate marketplaces like eBay to fully encrypted hidden marketplaces. This does not limit itself to marketplaces that accept only Syscoin. Syscoin's blockchain innovations are merely an infrastructure upon which marketplaces can be built. Brokerage on the Blockchain. Exchange discrete data directly on the Blockchain. Documents like deeds, wills, trusts, stocks, bonds and contracts can now be created, mutually agreed upon, and transferred without the necessity of a third-party to authenticate the transaction; the Syscoin network itself acts as the third party, guaranteeing cryptographically-verifiable authenticity. Syscoin provides a foundation for the creation of provably fair arbitration systems which cannot be corrupted. Certificates on the Blockchain. Using the cryptography of the Blockchain; Issue, authorize, and exchange digital certificates. With Syscoin, anyone can register as a certificate issuer and issue provably-unique certificates which can be authenticated by anyone using Syscoin's cryptographic proof of work. This allows for the creation and free exchange of a any kind of digital asset such as stocks, bonds, ownership certificates, warranties, receipts, tickets, certifications, diplomas, software licenses. Miners Matter! By being universally merge-mineable with all Scrypt coins, Syscoin is prepared for the coming Scrypt ASIC boom. By simultaneously distributing coins to anyone mining any other Scrypt coin, it ensures that both democratic coin distribution and strong network health are achieved shortly after Syscoin's genesis. I dont think this has ever been done before. Truly groundbreaking IPO? Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: HjalmarX on July 05, 2014, 10:16:56 PM Do you not realize how ground breaking this is? Where are the replies?
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Glizlack on July 05, 2014, 10:32:17 PM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice.
Steve Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: HjalmarX on July 05, 2014, 10:39:13 PM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice. Steve Quote Quote Yes thanks for the question- the marketplace facilitates the raw process of posting inventory, making it available for sale, and facilitating the purchase process via the blockchain (not just transactions here). This is the foundation of any marketplace- it will be up the community and those building their stores upon the Syscoin blockchain to add whatever additional pieces of information they want associated with the items they're selling (such as ratings, pictures, videos, etc). We may explore allowing the attachment of pictures directly to marketplace offers but that is not currently implemented and can be accomplished via other Syscoin services as illustrated below. Here is a comparison of how a "normal" marketplace website would work vs. one running off the Syscoin services. "Standard" Marketplace: - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, offer data, pictures, ratings, transaction history, videos, etc - Website front end displays the data stored in the database in a user-friendly way In this implementation if the Database goes down, the entire site goes down. Furthermore if the database is hacked or corrupted, the entire site is lost! Syscoin powered Marketplace: - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data, and transaction history - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, etc associated with a specific Syscoin offerId - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain + database in a user-friendly way In this implementation, if the Database goes down only the pictures and videos are inaccessible or lost, the transaction history and all inventory, etc persist unaffected. ...and Syscoin's features compliment each other, want to make the user accounts, images and video data more secure? Store it on the blockchain as well using the datastore service [data alias]... Syscoin powered Marketplace (extended service use): - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data [offers], and transaction history [transactions] - Syscoin blockchain contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, associated with a specific Syscoin offerId [data alias] - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain in a user-friendly way In this implementation there is no middleman database layer at all. The entire process is facilitated by Syscoin services. The only weakness here would be the front end (web server) going down. Even if it went down all of the offers, transactions, pictures, and relational data would be maintained on the blockchain. The data alias entries in this case would need to some relational data in order to remove the database layer entirely but that's pretty simple. We will do out best to get materials together to help explain how to leverage all Syscoin's features in these types of ways. There are many, many ways to combine the services Syscoin offers to achieve different goals Wink We are working on having our own Fiverr like store running on the Syscoin blockchain at or shortly after launch as an example, we're already working on it. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 07, 2014, 10:04:03 PM Total SysCoins: 2,000,000,000 (2.0 billion) Premine: 8% [5% Presale, 2% Devs, 1% Bounties and Rewards] Let this coin die... they still don't get it that 1 % is max and even 2 billion coins so they get more of the premine in the first place ! Stay away from this crap coin. u dont understand. they taking scrypt, combining namecoin, then adding on that. that deserves a premine. they improving it Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: illodin on July 08, 2014, 12:14:56 AM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice. Steve Quote Quote Yes thanks for the question- the marketplace facilitates the raw process of posting inventory, making it available for sale, and facilitating the purchase process via the blockchain (not just transactions here). This is the foundation of any marketplace- it will be up the community and those building their stores upon the Syscoin blockchain to add whatever additional pieces of information they want associated with the items they're selling (such as ratings, pictures, videos, etc). We may explore allowing the attachment of pictures directly to marketplace offers but that is not currently implemented and can be accomplished via other Syscoin services as illustrated below. Here is a comparison of how a "normal" marketplace website would work vs. one running off the Syscoin services. "Standard" Marketplace: - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, offer data, pictures, ratings, transaction history, videos, etc - Website front end displays the data stored in the database in a user-friendly way In this implementation if the Database goes down, the entire site goes down. Furthermore if the database is hacked or corrupted, the entire site is lost! Syscoin powered Marketplace: - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data, and transaction history - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, etc associated with a specific Syscoin offerId - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain + database in a user-friendly way In this implementation, if the Database goes down only the pictures and videos are inaccessible or lost, the transaction history and all inventory, etc persist unaffected. ...and Syscoin's features compliment each other, want to make the user accounts, images and video data more secure? Store it on the blockchain as well using the datastore service [data alias]... Syscoin powered Marketplace (extended service use): - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data [offers], and transaction history [transactions] - Syscoin blockchain contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, associated with a specific Syscoin offerId [data alias] - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain in a user-friendly way In this implementation there is no middleman database layer at all. The entire process is facilitated by Syscoin services. The only weakness here would be the front end (web server) going down. Even if it went down all of the offers, transactions, pictures, and relational data would be maintained on the blockchain. The data alias entries in this case would need to some relational data in order to remove the database layer entirely but that's pretty simple. We will do out best to get materials together to help explain how to leverage all Syscoin's features in these types of ways. There are many, many ways to combine the services Syscoin offers to achieve different goals Wink We are working on having our own Fiverr like store running on the Syscoin blockchain at or shortly after launch as an example, we're already working on it. Yes, but why would a business WANT to do that? And who's gonna store that multi-terabyte blockchain containing all that crap? Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: coinmaster222 on July 08, 2014, 12:19:19 AM The data storage is nothing new though. It was possible even with the old bitcoin before people created tools to use it more efficiently. Other coins were made with build in tools to take advantage of that easier before syscoin.
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 08, 2014, 02:45:05 AM pls post here
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=587080.0 Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 08, 2014, 03:08:52 AM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice. Steve Quote Quote Yes thanks for the question- the marketplace facilitates the raw process of posting inventory, making it available for sale, and facilitating the purchase process via the blockchain (not just transactions here). This is the foundation of any marketplace- it will be up the community and those building their stores upon the Syscoin blockchain to add whatever additional pieces of information they want associated with the items they're selling (such as ratings, pictures, videos, etc). We may explore allowing the attachment of pictures directly to marketplace offers but that is not currently implemented and can be accomplished via other Syscoin services as illustrated below. Here is a comparison of how a "normal" marketplace website would work vs. one running off the Syscoin services. "Standard" Marketplace: - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, offer data, pictures, ratings, transaction history, videos, etc - Website front end displays the data stored in the database in a user-friendly way In this implementation if the Database goes down, the entire site goes down. Furthermore if the database is hacked or corrupted, the entire site is lost! Syscoin powered Marketplace: - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data, and transaction history - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, etc associated with a specific Syscoin offerId - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain + database in a user-friendly way In this implementation, if the Database goes down only the pictures and videos are inaccessible or lost, the transaction history and all inventory, etc persist unaffected. ...and Syscoin's features compliment each other, want to make the user accounts, images and video data more secure? Store it on the blockchain as well using the datastore service [data alias]... Syscoin powered Marketplace (extended service use): - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data [offers], and transaction history [transactions] - Syscoin blockchain contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, associated with a specific Syscoin offerId [data alias] - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain in a user-friendly way In this implementation there is no middleman database layer at all. The entire process is facilitated by Syscoin services. The only weakness here would be the front end (web server) going down. Even if it went down all of the offers, transactions, pictures, and relational data would be maintained on the blockchain. The data alias entries in this case would need to some relational data in order to remove the database layer entirely but that's pretty simple. We will do out best to get materials together to help explain how to leverage all Syscoin's features in these types of ways. There are many, many ways to combine the services Syscoin offers to achieve different goals Wink We are working on having our own Fiverr like store running on the Syscoin blockchain at or shortly after launch as an example, we're already working on it. Yes, but why would a business WANT to do that? And who's gonna store that multi-terabyte blockchain containing all that crap? most business will like to do this. syscoin to the moon, amazon.com will be next looks like < 0.03 per coin ipo....so cheap, get it while it hot. 160,000,000 million coin at less than 0.03 Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: HjalmarX on July 08, 2014, 04:00:48 AM The data storage is nothing new though. It was possible even with the old bitcoin before people created tools to use it more efficiently. Other coins were made with build in tools to take advantage of that easier before syscoin. Which coins? Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 08, 2014, 07:59:16 AM Rough estimate but mayb 1.6 million (2461 btc) to 3.2 million (5000 btc) ipo. real huge business and real innovation unlike other crap coin.
come join huge ipo and give devs your money. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Korean on July 08, 2014, 08:02:20 AM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice. Steve Quote Quote Yes thanks for the question- the marketplace facilitates the raw process of posting inventory, making it available for sale, and facilitating the purchase process via the blockchain (not just transactions here). This is the foundation of any marketplace- it will be up the community and those building their stores upon the Syscoin blockchain to add whatever additional pieces of information they want associated with the items they're selling (such as ratings, pictures, videos, etc). We may explore allowing the attachment of pictures directly to marketplace offers but that is not currently implemented and can be accomplished via other Syscoin services as illustrated below. Here is a comparison of how a "normal" marketplace website would work vs. one running off the Syscoin services. "Standard" Marketplace: - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, offer data, pictures, ratings, transaction history, videos, etc - Website front end displays the data stored in the database in a user-friendly way In this implementation if the Database goes down, the entire site goes down. Furthermore if the database is hacked or corrupted, the entire site is lost! Syscoin powered Marketplace: - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data, and transaction history - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, etc associated with a specific Syscoin offerId - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain + database in a user-friendly way In this implementation, if the Database goes down only the pictures and videos are inaccessible or lost, the transaction history and all inventory, etc persist unaffected. ...and Syscoin's features compliment each other, want to make the user accounts, images and video data more secure? Store it on the blockchain as well using the datastore service [data alias]... Syscoin powered Marketplace (extended service use): - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data [offers], and transaction history [transactions] - Syscoin blockchain contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, associated with a specific Syscoin offerId [data alias] - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain in a user-friendly way In this implementation there is no middleman database layer at all. The entire process is facilitated by Syscoin services. The only weakness here would be the front end (web server) going down. Even if it went down all of the offers, transactions, pictures, and relational data would be maintained on the blockchain. The data alias entries in this case would need to some relational data in order to remove the database layer entirely but that's pretty simple. We will do out best to get materials together to help explain how to leverage all Syscoin's features in these types of ways. There are many, many ways to combine the services Syscoin offers to achieve different goals Wink We are working on having our own Fiverr like store running on the Syscoin blockchain at or shortly after launch as an example, we're already working on it. Yes, but why would a business WANT to do that? And who's gonna store that multi-terabyte blockchain containing all that crap? I think there's potential but you are right, it seems that the coin must be marketed towards potential business owners, sellers. There has to be incentive and user base of potential buyers. Etsy is doing well because they have targeted traffic that like the products that Etsy stands for. Who is the market for Syscoin related services? Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 08, 2014, 06:43:33 PM I guess I don't. Please tell us more? How about this why would a business WANT to do that? That might be key. Also whats the plan to get all the older owners to try out something they have never seen before? Don't get me wrong you have my attention but if you’re going to hype it up some info would be nice. Steve Quote Quote Yes thanks for the question- the marketplace facilitates the raw process of posting inventory, making it available for sale, and facilitating the purchase process via the blockchain (not just transactions here). This is the foundation of any marketplace- it will be up the community and those building their stores upon the Syscoin blockchain to add whatever additional pieces of information they want associated with the items they're selling (such as ratings, pictures, videos, etc). We may explore allowing the attachment of pictures directly to marketplace offers but that is not currently implemented and can be accomplished via other Syscoin services as illustrated below. Here is a comparison of how a "normal" marketplace website would work vs. one running off the Syscoin services. "Standard" Marketplace: - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, offer data, pictures, ratings, transaction history, videos, etc - Website front end displays the data stored in the database in a user-friendly way In this implementation if the Database goes down, the entire site goes down. Furthermore if the database is hacked or corrupted, the entire site is lost! Syscoin powered Marketplace: - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data, and transaction history - Database/Datastore contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, etc associated with a specific Syscoin offerId - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain + database in a user-friendly way In this implementation, if the Database goes down only the pictures and videos are inaccessible or lost, the transaction history and all inventory, etc persist unaffected. ...and Syscoin's features compliment each other, want to make the user accounts, images and video data more secure? Store it on the blockchain as well using the datastore service [data alias]... Syscoin powered Marketplace (extended service use): - Syscoin blockchain contains all offer data [offers], and transaction history [transactions] - Syscoin blockchain contains all user account data, pictures, ratings, videos, associated with a specific Syscoin offerId [data alias] - Website front end displays the data stored in the blockchain in a user-friendly way In this implementation there is no middleman database layer at all. The entire process is facilitated by Syscoin services. The only weakness here would be the front end (web server) going down. Even if it went down all of the offers, transactions, pictures, and relational data would be maintained on the blockchain. The data alias entries in this case would need to some relational data in order to remove the database layer entirely but that's pretty simple. We will do out best to get materials together to help explain how to leverage all Syscoin's features in these types of ways. There are many, many ways to combine the services Syscoin offers to achieve different goals Wink We are working on having our own Fiverr like store running on the Syscoin blockchain at or shortly after launch as an example, we're already working on it. Yes, but why would a business WANT to do that? And who's gonna store that multi-terabyte blockchain containing all that crap? I think there's potential but you are right, it seems that the coin must be marketed towards potential business owners, sellers. There has to be incentive and user base of potential buyers. Etsy is doing well because they have targeted traffic that like the products that Etsy stands for. Who is the market for Syscoin related services? they will create sample market for ppl to see, the dev very good and got this Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: HjalmarX on July 08, 2014, 11:44:38 PM Does anyone else have problem with premine?
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: illodin on July 09, 2014, 12:02:45 AM Yes, but why would a business WANT to do that? And who's gonna store that multi-terabyte blockchain containing all that crap? most business will like to do this. syscoin to the moon, amazon.com will be next looks like < 0.03 per coin ipo....so cheap, get it while it hot. 160,000,000 million coin at less than 0.03 :D Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Golph on July 09, 2014, 12:07:36 AM I dont see why syscoin is a game changer...
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 09, 2014, 12:13:18 AM I dont see why syscoin is a game changer... blockchain market place is no big to u? they will take on wall street and banks Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 14, 2014, 08:30:15 PM I dont see why syscoin is a game changer... try reading Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: DubFX on July 14, 2014, 09:58:31 PM 8% premine? yep this is totally groundbreaking...failure.
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Starscream on July 14, 2014, 10:50:42 PM I dont see why syscoin is a game changer... blockchain market place is no big to u? they will take on wall street and banks Yeah, okai. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 15, 2014, 01:29:07 AM why so hard to believe? i was quoting one of the dev team
we will take on all of business Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Relnarien on July 15, 2014, 01:54:37 AM It's too early to tell. Currently, the only sure thing about that project is that an anonymous dev team will receive a hefty fund from the IPO and a percentage of the premine, despite the absence of a whitepaper and a working prototype. There's also the almost certain possibility of the coin's development remaining completely centralized under the control of the dev team if the coin ever does gain any considerable traction.
We've seen a lot of coins that were supposedly game-changers come and go. Skepticism is always the best route to take. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: micax1 on July 15, 2014, 02:11:18 AM They need to prove that they are really going to do what they say, and 8% premine.... hope it is for developpement
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: noelmal on July 15, 2014, 02:11:59 AM Just another day another scam to sucker in the newbies ::)
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 15, 2014, 05:43:17 AM They need to prove that they are really going to do what they say, and 8% premine.... hope it is for developpement they spent time researching bitcoin, namecoin, litecoin and incorporate best into this coin. they deserve all the money for this. i wont be surprised if they get 750 btc. i will be disappoint if they get less than that. we talking about real innovation guyz Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: bitwho on July 15, 2014, 07:30:32 AM notice how you are the only one pushing for this?
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 15, 2014, 08:33:07 AM fastest way to make money is to make your own coin or invest in syscoin
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: Lordoftherigs on July 15, 2014, 01:17:38 PM fastest way to make money is to make your own coin or invest in syscoin buy in the IPO and then dump as fast as you can (before the devs do) ? :DTitle: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: cwb27 on July 16, 2014, 03:07:57 AM They need to prove that they are really going to do what they say, and 8% premine.... hope it is for developpement proof not necessary, no whitepaper needed. just post thread about specifics and back with real life name and shut up and take my money!! Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: meganite on July 16, 2014, 05:04:44 AM They need to prove that they are really going to do what they say, and 8% premine.... hope it is for developpement proof not necessary, no whitepaper needed. just post thread about specifics and back with real life name and shut up and take my money!! You aren't for real..... are you? "Shut up and take my money?" "Guyz?" ::) Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: jonn4y on July 16, 2014, 08:33:03 AM fastest way to make money is to make your own coin or invest in syscoin buy in the IPO and then dump as fast as you can (before the devs do) ? :DWe will not be dumping, we are making our wallets public so you can see us hold Syscoin and not dump. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: nomoreheroes7 on July 16, 2014, 12:39:34 PM They need to prove that they are really going to do what they say, and 8% premine.... hope it is for developpement proof not necessary, no whitepaper needed. just post thread about specifics and back with real life name and shut up and take my money!! lol I'm pretty sure you are seriously interested in Syscoin (as am I) but you sure know how to make it sound scammy... Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: kenCode on October 26, 2014, 03:14:09 PM I'm in no way affiliated with these guys but [devil's advocate here] isn't OpenBazaar(.org) already doing this using the existing Blockchain and BTC? You maintain your own inventory thru JSON etc and the website just puts a pretty gui on it. Kinda like nameid does it with their json implementation.
#1 What does Syscoin offer that btc and blockchain 1.0 doesn't (or WON'T)? So many Devs out there want to say they were the pioneer of something and that's awesome, but dude if we work together we can get decentralization and distributed systems into the mainstream a hell of a lot faster. Other than total anonymity, I think btc and the current blockchain have solved a hell of a lot and here's another 84 reasons why blockchain 1.0 works great: http://ledracapital.com/blog/2014/3/11/bitcoin-series-24-the-mega-master-blockchain-list I'm just sayin. Not lookin for a war with a Syscoin cheerleader. Sho-me-da-money as they say. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: RiverBoatBTC on November 24, 2014, 09:09:12 PM Should re look into syscoin, openbaazar is laid on top of the blockchain if I am correct and we know how clunky that is.
Syscoin is bitcoin forked. Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: benthach on November 24, 2014, 09:47:10 PM Total SysCoins: 2,000,000,000 (2.0 billion) Premine: 8% [5% Presale, 2% Devs, 1% Bounties and Rewards] Let this coin die... they still don't get it that 1 % is max and even 2 billion coins so they get more of the premine in the first place ! Stay away from this crap coin. u dont understand. they taking scrypt, combining namecoin, then adding on that. that deserves a premine. they improving it no Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: poncom on November 25, 2014, 01:11:09 AM Was this the coin that had its IPO money held in escrow by the bloke in charge of mintpal? If it is I remember he did a runner with the money. Has the syscoin team got the money back now?
Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: RiverBoatBTC on November 25, 2014, 01:44:05 AM Was this the coin that had its IPO money held in escrow by the bloke in charge of mintpal? If it is I remember he did a runner with the money. Has the syscoin team got the money back now? They got a court injunction against him for the assets last I read http://www.coindesk.com/uk-court-syscoin-injunction-moolah-750-btc/ Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: poncom on November 25, 2014, 03:18:33 AM Was this the coin that had its IPO money held in escrow by the bloke in charge of mintpal? If it is I remember he did a runner with the money. Has the syscoin team got the money back now? They got a court injunction against him for the assets last I read http://www.coindesk.com/uk-court-syscoin-injunction-moolah-750-btc/ Thanks, does anyone know if the bloke who used to be charge of mintpal is still on the run, and if he still has the syscoin IPO money? Title: Re: Is Syscoin a game changer? Post by: RiverBoatBTC on November 25, 2014, 02:28:26 PM Nah he is not running they are going to court on the 28th from what I understand.
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