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Title: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: deepceleron on August 16, 2011, 04:53:52 PM
A little posting here where it looks like he was accidentally logged into the sock-puppet and then re-posted gave me a clue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25225.msg313290#msg313290

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Oldminer registers June 05, 2011: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18639

First posts around that time:
mining solo: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12135.msg179041#msg179041
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=10438.msg177771#msg177771

compiling miner software: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12135.msg179041#msg179041 and

re running RPC bitcoin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12550.msg179398#msg179398

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ixcoin block 1 (http://ixcoin.info/block/000000000724b7650db4c9582fdb25cc302a85150976e371c1c4571a82ca846f): timestamped 2011-05-07, two days after oldminer joins this forum.
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Nasakioto account registered June 22, 2011: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684
(edit: fixed this date...)

A few nasakioto posts up to July 3: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684;sa=showPosts
..then nothing until the ixcoin announcement August 10: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=36218.msg446303#msg446303
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Recent posts of oldminer are pro-ixcoin, and anti-other alternate blockchains:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18639;sa=showPosts

Tada!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 16, 2011, 05:01:54 PM
You convinced me, well done


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Starlightbreaker on August 16, 2011, 05:12:10 PM
the plot thickens...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: SomeoneWeird on August 16, 2011, 05:21:56 PM
mmmm


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: mike85123 on August 16, 2011, 05:22:38 PM
Oldminers sig creeps me the fuck out...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Fakeman on August 16, 2011, 05:25:40 PM
Sounds plausible enough, it didn't really make sense that "Nasakioto" just came out of nowhere.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: SomeoneWeird on August 16, 2011, 05:26:12 PM
Sounds plausible enough, it didn't really make sense that "Nasakioto" just came out of nowhere.

it's an anagram


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Fakeman on August 16, 2011, 05:34:53 PM
Sounds plausible enough, it didn't really make sense that "Nasakioto" just came out of nowhere.

it's an anagram

I realize that, I was suggesting that it seems odd that the person who originated the project would have no real posting history here.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: SomeoneWeird on August 16, 2011, 05:50:38 PM
Sounds plausible enough, it didn't really make sense that "Nasakioto" just came out of nowhere.

it's an anagram

I realize that, I was suggesting that it seems odd that the person who originated the project would have no real posting history here.

Right, sorry.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 16, 2011, 06:40:27 PM
Oldminer registers June 05, 2011: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18639

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ixcoin block 1 (http://ixcoin.info/block/000000000724b7650db4c9582fdb25cc302a85150976e371c1c4571a82ca846f): timestamped 2011-05-07, two days after oldminer joins this forum.
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Nasakioto account registered 2011-05-22: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684

There's a mistake with the dates, right?

May 7 is not two days after June 5


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tx2000 on August 16, 2011, 06:41:40 PM
FINKEL IS EINHORN.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: peterpiper on August 16, 2011, 06:46:01 PM
If you are right about this....then this is PWN

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=36425.msg460288#msg460288

It only seems to bolster what you are saying....lol.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: deepceleron on August 16, 2011, 07:40:41 PM
Oldminer registers June 05, 2011: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18639

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ixcoin block 1 (http://ixcoin.info/block/000000000724b7650db4c9582fdb25cc302a85150976e371c1c4571a82ca846f): timestamped 2011-05-07, two days after oldminer joins this forum.
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Nasakioto account registered 2011-05-22: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684

There's a mistake with the dates, right?

May 7 is not two days after June 5


Hey, don't point out my mistakes, that takes all the wind out of my theory!

I'd point out other wacky things, like how -> block 2016 (http://ixcoin.info/b/2016)->block 4032 (http://ixcoin.info/b/4032) was 5-29 to 8-5, but block 4032 (http://ixcoin.info/b/4032)->block 6048 (http://ixcoin.info/b/6048) was 08-05-> 08-08, before it was announced...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitcoinBug on August 16, 2011, 07:44:53 PM
...

LOL

Nice catch ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: mike85123 on August 16, 2011, 07:49:28 PM
FINKEL IS EINHORN.
EINHORN IS A MAN!!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 16, 2011, 07:54:49 PM
Hey, don't point out my mistakes, that takes all the wind out of my theory!

You may be right anyway.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Xephan on August 16, 2011, 07:59:08 PM

Nasakioto account registered 2011-05-22: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=28684

Says 2011-06 on mine... :D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 16, 2011, 08:00:47 PM
In about an hour (or whenever 4 blocks passes on BTC), the price of IXCoins will skyrocket as everyone is now depositing their BTC back there... (Me included)

thanks for that ;)

I'm definitely starting to believe your theory.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Nasakioto on August 16, 2011, 11:17:55 PM
The answer is no. But keep guessing ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tx2000 on August 16, 2011, 11:44:29 PM
The answer is no. But keep guessing ;)

Deflection.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: joulesbeef on August 16, 2011, 11:51:10 PM
I dont know, here they are in the same thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25225.0)
I suppose they could be insane, they look insane, but what do I know I am a cow.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 17, 2011, 12:03:32 AM
The answer is no. But keep guessing ;)

And would anyone expect you to say the opposite? lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 12:07:33 AM
The answer is no. But keep guessing ;)

Hard for us to believe you claiming you aren't someone. LOL :D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: grndzero on August 17, 2011, 01:19:15 AM
It's Atlas. All questionable alt's are Atlas.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 01:23:54 AM
lol do continue..this is hilarious  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 17, 2011, 01:24:58 AM
Nasakato = Atlas = Oldminer


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: grndzero on August 17, 2011, 01:30:43 AM
Nasakato = Atlas = Oldminer

=Satoshi?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tomatocage on August 17, 2011, 03:39:46 AM
Nasakato = Atlas = Oldminer

=Satoshi?

Oldminer, this is where you chime in with "And if it weren't for you meddling kids..."


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitVapes on August 17, 2011, 04:22:50 AM
Quote
it's an anagram

Thomas Nasakioto
Anatomists Hooka
Anatomist Soak Ho
Stamina Oak Shoot
Satanist Oak Homo
Attains Soak Homo
Attain Hooka Moss
Satan Hooka Moist
Astonish Oak Atom
Khan Oasis Tomato
Aha Atoms Its Nook
Aha Tomato Kiss On
Aha Soak Mints Too


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: julz on August 17, 2011, 04:30:40 AM

Quote
it's an anagram

Well then..
Thomas Nasakioto   =  Most naasti hooka


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: SomeoneWeird on August 17, 2011, 04:38:39 AM
Quote
it's an anagram

Thomas Nasakioto
Anatomists Hooka
Anatomist Soak Ho
Stamina Oak Shoot
Satanist Oak Homo
Attains Soak Homo
Attain Hooka Moss
Satan Hooka Moist
Astonish Oak Atom
Khan Oasis Tomato
Aha Atoms Its Nook
Aha Tomato Kiss On
Aha Soak Mints Too



.....

Thomas Nasakioto = Satoshi Nakamoto


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: evolve on August 17, 2011, 05:04:19 AM
continuing the anagram thing:

Thomas Nasakioto= 
as mist took ohana


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: shotgun on August 17, 2011, 05:04:42 AM
Quote
it's an anagram

Thomas Nasakioto
Anatomists Hooka
Anatomist Soak Ho
Stamina Oak Shoot
Satanist Oak Homo
Attains Soak Homo
Attain Hooka Moss
Satan Hooka Moist
Astonish Oak Atom
Khan Oasis Tomato
Aha Atoms Its Nook
Aha Tomato Kiss On
Aha Soak Mints Too



.....

Thomas Nasakioto = Satoshi Nakamoto


The fun part is that Thomas doesn't even have to be the original Satoshi. He can just be some Fred that wanted to play an anagram game to get people stirred up.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 05:07:28 AM
Quote
it's an anagram

Thomas Nasakioto
Anatomists Hooka
Anatomist Soak Ho
Stamina Oak Shoot
Satanist Oak Homo
Attains Soak Homo
Attain Hooka Moss
Satan Hooka Moist
Astonish Oak Atom
Khan Oasis Tomato
Aha Atoms Its Nook
Aha Tomato Kiss On
Aha Soak Mints Too



.....

Thomas Nasakioto = Satoshi Nakamoto


The fun part is that Thomas doesn't even have to be the original Satoshi. He can just be some Fred that wanted to play an anagram game to get people stirred up.

True. Maybe Satoshi is really Thomas Nasakioto  ???


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tx2000 on August 17, 2011, 05:34:41 AM
Quote
it's an anagram

Thomas Nasakioto
Anatomists Hooka
Anatomist Soak Ho
Stamina Oak Shoot
Satanist Oak Homo
Attains Soak Homo
Attain Hooka Moss
Satan Hooka Moist
Astonish Oak Atom
Khan Oasis Tomato
Aha Atoms Its Nook
Aha Tomato Kiss On
Aha Soak Mints Too



.....

Thomas Nasakioto = Satoshi Nakamoto


The fun part is that Thomas doesn't even have to be the original Satoshi. He can just be some Fred that wanted to play an anagram game to get people stirred up.

True. Maybe Satoshi is really Thomas Nasakioto  ???

Highly doubtful, he wouldn't have started Ixcoins with so many faults and moreover, seemingly incapable of coding beyond variables.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitcoinBug on August 17, 2011, 06:30:38 AM
Quote
it's an anagram
Well then..
Thomas Nasakioto   =  Most naasti hooka
;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 06:34:19 AM


Highly doubtful, he wouldn't have started Ixcoins with so many faults and moreover, seemingly incapable of coding beyond variables.

Troll much?

And what are you mining for - ioucoins? Nice launch btw... ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitcoinBug on August 17, 2011, 11:17:33 AM
The answer is no. But keep guessing ;)

The answer to what? Be specific!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 17, 2011, 11:40:08 AM
https://i.imgur.com/vkCL6.png

A moderator with 14 posts... Nasakioto sure trust you...

You got nailed. Face it.  ::)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 17, 2011, 11:47:26 AM


Highly doubtful, he wouldn't have started Ixcoins with so many faults and moreover, seemingly incapable of coding beyond variables.

Troll much?

And what are you mining for - ioucoins? Nice launch btw... ;D

Was the Ixcoin launch better in any sense?
Also the Ixcoin web lies about the maximum ixcoin there will be. There won't be only 21 M.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Inedible on August 17, 2011, 11:50:38 AM
Why does it matter if OldMiner is all of these people?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: SomeoneWeird on August 17, 2011, 11:51:11 AM
https://i.imgur.com/vkCL6.png

A moderator with 14 posts... Nasakioto sure trust you...

You got nailed. Face it.  ::)

Owned.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: pbj sammich on August 17, 2011, 11:51:41 AM

well played sir


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 17, 2011, 12:11:32 PM
Oh and i forgot to add that he registered on the 14th of August.

That's a nice climb, from registration to moderator in 3 days.

Especially because moderators need to have given proof that they are sensible persons and not mix their own feelings with the forum moderation, and yet, even on this forum you never showed something like that.

Or he is Nasakioto or Nasakioto is a true moron who can't even manage a forum properly, much less create a viable competing blockchain/currency.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: ElectricMucus on August 17, 2011, 12:26:11 PM
What's the matter with you people? If you don't like it stop it...in the wild there are ways to handle such situations you know what I mean.
I'm not suggesting anything.  :P


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: dree12 on August 17, 2011, 12:31:56 PM
Oh and i forgot to add that he registered on the 14th of August.

That's a nice climb, from registration to moderator in 3 days.

Especially because moderators need to have given proof that they are sensible persons and not mix their own feelings with the forum moderation, and yet, even on this forum you never showed something like that.

Or he is Nasakioto or Nasakioto is a true moron who can't even manage a forum properly, much less create a viable competing blockchain/currency.
Some mods got promoted in 2 days, FYI. Nasakioto probably wants his forum to gain more wind first.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 17, 2011, 01:36:05 PM
https://i.imgur.com/vkCL6.png

A moderator with 14 posts... Nasakioto sure trust you...

You got nailed. Face it.  ::)
You won 10 internetz


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 17, 2011, 01:42:01 PM
Some mods got promoted in 2 days, FYI. Nasakioto probably wants his forum to gain more wind first.

If his forum needs to gain more wind first why does he need moderators he doesn't know/trust?

Look, i couldn't care less if oldminer really is nasakioto or not, but it does seem strange, and things start to make sense, so...

Also, i entertain myself with this threads  :D Call me a troll if you want to lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 17, 2011, 02:02:05 PM
Nasakioto is oldminer. Both ignore uncomfortable questions/observations about ixcoin the same way.
Anyway, his currency seems to be already overtaken by I0coin. I don't like it neither, but at least it will help us know if bitcoin mining will become very low after "maduration" or not in advance.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: ElectricMucus on August 17, 2011, 02:56:06 PM
Also, i entertain myself with this threads  :D Call me a troll if you want to lol
You don't have to be a troll to laugh at people who get trolled by others.  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 17, 2011, 02:59:35 PM
Oldminer's sig:

Quote
I'm mining iXcoins - not I0Ucoins

You seem mad bro


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: joulesbeef on August 17, 2011, 03:11:54 PM
OK I am sold. Wasnt quite at first, but I'm fairly confident it is him, and yeah he sounds a bit miffed in his signature, and has been attacking i0coin as much as possible.

It's his own fault. Yeah I'd be annoyed when people like me call ixcoin a scam. I'd be annoyed that i0coin followed my successful launch of ixcoin. But I wouldnt be as annoyed as everyone else at me taking hundreds of thousands of ixcoins for myself.

I bitched at ixcoin.. and called them scamcoins, and that might have been over the top but come on old miner, you gave us reason to be wary.  And that is WHY we have i0coin, Good luck with ixcoin, next time dont take so many coins for yourself and be a little more open about the launch.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: bcpokey on August 17, 2011, 05:43:18 PM
OK I am sold. Wasnt quite at first, but I'm fairly confident it is him, and yeah he sounds a bit miffed in his signature, and has been attacking i0coin as much as possible.

It's his own fault. Yeah I'd be annoyed when people like me call ixcoin a scam. I'd be annoyed that i0coin followed my successful launch of ixcoin. But I wouldnt be as annoyed as everyone else at me taking hundreds of thousands of ixcoins for myself.

I bitched at ixcoin.. and called them scamcoins, and that might have been over the top but come on old miner, you gave us reason to be wary.  And that is WHY we have i0coin, Good luck with ixcoin, next time dont take so many coins for yourself and be a little more open about the launch.

I imagine he's more annoyed by the failure of iXcoin to net him millions of USD. 580,000 iXcoins @ the current .0003BTC/coin = 174BTC. Still a fair amount, but certainly not what I imagine he expected with stars in his eyes when he ocoked up and implemented this plan in the first place. Price plumetted before that huge stake could be reasonably unloaded for huge gain.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: xtoro on August 17, 2011, 05:49:01 PM
MATT DAMON IS JASON BOURNE!! OMFG!!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 07:49:57 PM

You seem mad bro

Not at all. Just amused... ;)



Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 17, 2011, 07:51:26 PM
https://i.imgur.com/vkCL6.png

A moderator with 14 posts... Nasakioto sure trust you...

You got nailed. Face it.  ::)

hahahahahahaha....wow you guys are quick. Only took you 3 days to realise that.  ::)



No, it took me 5 seconds, the time for the page to open. It was the first time i went to that forum. lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: evolve on August 17, 2011, 08:08:42 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

im actually surprised at the hostility over this...isnt it better if ixcoin came from someone in the btc community, rather than someone on the outside just trying to cash in?

can someone please explain why this is such a big deal?






Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: stabs on August 17, 2011, 08:21:06 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

im actually surprised at the hostility over this...isnt it better if ixcoin came from someone in the btc community, rather than someone on the outside just trying to cash in?

can someone please explain why this is such a big deal?

A rhetorical question, why would Oldminer need to create an alias?  Why didn't he release ixcoin as Oldminer instead of Thomas?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 08:22:01 PM

You seem mad bro

Not at all. Just amused... ;)



I'm not sold either Oldminer. These guys have a point, you are very likely Thomas.

 :D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 08:24:18 PM


I'm not sold either Oldminer. These guys have a point, you are very likely Thomas.

 :D

haha..and so it continues...

No, again I am not Thomas.

Tell you what, if you really need to know, head over to https://ixcoin.org/forum/index.php where you can see Thomas and I engage in conversation. Now that means we are 2 different people (unless of course Im talking to myself ;) )


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 08:27:58 PM


I'm not sold either Oldminer. These guys have a point, you are very likely Thomas.

 :D

haha..and so it continues...

No, again I am not Thomas.

Which is what Thomas would say in this situation if he were Oldminer. LOL not sold haha.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: evolve on August 17, 2011, 08:34:36 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

im actually surprised at the hostility over this...isnt it better if ixcoin came from someone in the btc community, rather than someone on the outside just trying to cash in?

can someone please explain why this is such a big deal?

A rhetorical question, why would Oldminer need to create an alias?  Why didn't he release ixcoin as Oldminer instead of Thomas?

i know you said rhetorical, but im gonna answer out loud anyways......


there are several possible answers to this:

a) he didnt, ixcoin wasnt his creation, and everyone is on a silly witchhunt
b) he did, and xcoin is legit, but since the forum screams scam everytime a new service comes out, he changed his main account to avoid trolling
c) he did, it was to hide shady motives, and ixcoin is a scam

if the answer is a or b; then everyone is fucking with him for no reason.
only if the answer is c; is any of this relavent (and then only so in that its good to out a scammer)

but since ixcoin hasnt yet been proven to be a scam, i ask again:
why does it matter if old miner is thomas?








Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: TripHammer on August 17, 2011, 08:36:02 PM
I really don't care one way or the other, but the site admin will be able to check the posting IP addresses, granted they could be using different computers but that's a lot of trouble to go to.

What did I really just chime in? Dam, as I said I don't care


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 08:40:36 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

im actually surprised at the hostility over this...isnt it better if ixcoin came from someone in the btc community, rather than someone on the outside just trying to cash in?

can someone please explain why this is such a big deal?

A rhetorical question, why would Oldminer need to create an alias?  Why didn't he release ixcoin as Oldminer instead of Thomas?

i know you said rhetorical, but im gonna answer out loud anyways......


there are several possible answers to this:

a) he didnt, ixcoin wasnt his creation, and everyone is on a silly witchhunt
b) he did, and xcoin is legit, but since the forum screams scam everytime a new service comes out, he changed his main account to avoid trolling
c) he did, it was to hide shady motives, and ixcoin is a scam

if the answer is a or b; then everyone is fucking with him for no reason.
only if the answer is c; is any of this relavent (and then only so in that its good to out a scammer)

but since ixcoin hasnt yet been proven to be a scam, i ask again:
why does it matter if old miner is thomas?








crashing from 0.009 to 0.0003 btc in 24 hours screams the word "scam".


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: evolve on August 17, 2011, 08:42:41 PM
btc has had a few dramatic crashes like that (and in recent history too), and its a couple years old.  ;)     

ixcoin has been around for what? a week? id expect plenty of major crashes and crazy speculative bubbles in something so new.
     


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 08:48:13 PM
btc has had a few dramatic crashes like that (and in recent history too), and its a couple years old.  ;)  ixcoin has been around for what? a week? id expect major crashes and speculative bubbles.
    

wow, an intelligent poster.

+1


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 08:48:55 PM
btc has had a few dramatic crashes like that (and in recent history too), and its a couple years old.  ;)  ixcoin has been around for what? a week? id expect major crashes and speculative bubbles.
    
That is a 96.8% crash in the first 5 days.

bitcoin crashed after two years of a bull rally by 80% and has rebounded some.

LOL


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: evolve on August 17, 2011, 08:57:37 PM
yeah, and it swiftly rebounded back from .0003 to .0016 (and it got back up to .002 last night).

sounds like the same bubble/pop/panic sale/correction cycle to me, albiet on a quicker scale (which makes sense b/c you can buy in with pennies.) 



look, i HIGHLY doubt that ixcoin (or iocoin or namecoin for that matter) will succeed....but i think its a bit premature to label any of them a scam.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 09:00:00 PM
btc has had a few dramatic crashes like that (and in recent history too), and its a couple years old.  ;)  ixcoin has been around for what? a week? id expect major crashes and speculative bubbles.
    
That is a 96.8% crash in the first 5 days.

bitcoin crashed after two years of a bull rally by 80% and has rebounded some.

~quietly purchases iXcoin at rock bottom price~


- fixed  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: bitclown on August 17, 2011, 09:13:07 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 09:15:47 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.

Wait, are you attributing that post by mewantsbitcoins to me  ???

LOL..you my friend have excelled in your field. You are a true credit to the clown fraternity  

pwned ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: enmaku on August 17, 2011, 09:18:22 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.

Wait, your attributing that post by mewantsbitcoins to me  ???

LOL..you my have excelled in your field. You are a true credit to the clown fraternity  

pwned ;D

No, he's attributing your part of the quote to you. Someone who doesn't know what -addnode does probably shouldn't be responsible for maintaining a fork of the client. Granted, we were all but newbs once, however it's a longer road from newb to coder than can usually be traversed in about a month.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 09:20:05 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.

Wait, your attributing that post by mewantsbitcoins to me  ???

LOL..you my have excelled in your field. You are a true credit to the clown fraternity  

pwned ;D

No, he's attributing your part of the quote to you. Someone who doesn't know what -addnode does probably shouldn't be responsible for maintaining a fork of the client. Granted, we were all but newbs once, however it's a longer road from newb to coder than can usually be traversed in about a month.

But I dont maintain the fork...lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: enmaku on August 17, 2011, 09:22:10 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.

Wait, your attributing that post by mewantsbitcoins to me  ???

LOL..you my have excelled in your field. You are a true credit to the clown fraternity  

pwned ;D

No, he's attributing your part of the quote to you. Someone who doesn't know what -addnode does probably shouldn't be responsible for maintaining a fork of the client. Granted, we were all but newbs once, however it's a longer road from newb to coder than can usually be traversed in about a month.

But I dont maintain the fork...lol

Never said you did. IMO there's not enough here to make a meaningful case. I'm an "until proven guilty" sort of guy. The question was, why would it matter if you were Thomas - and no offense but I would indeed be worried if the maintainer of a fork of extremely non-trivial code with alpha-quality features shoehorned into a gold release was asking very green questions a mere month ago.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 09:42:26 PM
honestly, i dont see why it would be relevant if old miner created it or not.

If the ixcoin code is maintained by the fellow who has a history of posting gems like this...

Code:
bitcoin.exe -addnode=69.164.218.197 -addnode=64.22.103.150 -addnode=173.242.112.53 -addnode=178.79.147.99 -addnode=184.106.111.41 -addnode=91.85.220.84 -addnode=173.224.125.222 -addnode=86.5.50.90 -addnode=178.255.199.86
What does this actually do?

...then it should be intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that this project is indeed--pardon my Portugese--a joke.

Wait, your attributing that post by mewantsbitcoins to me  ???

LOL..you my have excelled in your field. You are a true credit to the clown fraternity  

pwned ;D

 No, he's attributing your part of the quote to you. Someone who doesn't know what -addnode does probably shouldn't be responsible for maintaining a fork of the client. Granted, we were all but newbs once, however it's a longer road from newb to coder than can usually be traversed in about a month.

But I dont maintain the fork...lol

Never said you did. IMO there's not enough here to make a meaningful case. I'm an "until proven guilty" sort of guy. The question was, why would it matter if you were Thomas - and no offense but I would indeed be worried if the maintainer of a fork of extremely non-trivial code with alpha-quality features shoehorned into a gold release was asking very green questions a mere month ago.


And I'm not saying YOU did - I was referring to bitclown's post in which he claims I was somehow involved in creation of the new fork, that I am Thomas, or both. Whichever it is, the claim is laughable but hey, clowns are employed to make people laugh are they not?  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 17, 2011, 10:24:07 PM
I want to know who Mr Nasakioto's picture is, I've seen that guy before, and every damn time I see it I remember it but I can't place him. It's right there, but can't touch it.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: bitclown on August 17, 2011, 10:34:33 PM
I want to know who Mr Nasakioto's picture is, I've seen that guy before, and every damn time I see it I remember it but I can't place him. It's right there, but can't touch it.
Hiroyuki Sanada (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0760796/).

[...] the claim is laughable [...]
Indeed. You don't appear emotionally invested in ixcoin at all, despite being its only surviving proponent around here...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: pbj sammich on August 17, 2011, 10:40:58 PM
Indeed. You don't appear emotionally invested in ixcoin at all, despite being its only surviving proponent around here...

Now that's not true, there are legions of Samurai still mining ixcoin


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 10:49:09 PM
despite being its only surviving proponent around here...

lol..you always make me laugh clown..  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 10:59:09 PM
despite being its only surviving proponent around here...

lol..you always make me laugh clown..  ;D

I like how u did not answer the question:

"What do ixcoins offer over i0coins other than a double size block reward?"


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 17, 2011, 11:00:35 PM
I want to know who Mr Nasakioto's picture is, I've seen that guy before, and every damn time I see it I remember it but I can't place him. It's right there, but can't touch it.
Hiroyuki Sanada (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0760796/).

AH! Thanks!
That guy is a good actor, I like him.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 11:04:17 PM


"What do ixcoins offer over i0coins other than a double size block reward?"

I've never claimed they offer anything. As I have said before - they are simply another currency.

Btw, I like your answer to my question of - "what benefits does iocoins offer?"


Yup not having 580k premined coins for one "developer" who did not do a damn thing to make the cryptocurrency better is better.


LOL..thats a benefit  ???

As I have said before - lets just sit back now and see where your ioucoins (developed as a joke between 2 guys over a bar chat) and iXcoins (developed with foresight, planning, and capital put aside to promote and expand the currency)...



Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 17, 2011, 11:04:34 PM
despite being its only surviving proponent around here...

lol..you always make me laugh clown..  ;D

I like how u did not answer the question:

"What do ixcoins offer over i0coins other than a double size block reward?"

u owe coins is a circle jerk kind of inside joke, ixy is the sexy silver to bitcoins gold.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 11:17:36 PM

ixy is the sexy silver to bitcoins gold.

Nice way of putting it :)

Btw, I wonder if ioucoins even has a forum?

Ah wait, thats right - it wasnt designed to be an object with any lasting value lol....


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 17, 2011, 11:28:35 PM


"What do ixcoins offer over i0coins other than a double size block reward?"

I've never claimed they offer anything. As I have said before - they are simply another currency.

Btw, I like your answer to my question of - "what benefits does iocoins offer?"


Yup not having 580k premined coins for one "developer" who did not do a damn thing to make the cryptocurrency better is better.


LOL..thats a benefit  ???

A lot of what you say here on this posting says a lot about how you are Thomas. I would rather have a community of ideas put into a launched network rather than having one person fork bitcoin but really do nothing for the idea of a cryptocurrency.

Yes not having one person have 1/3 of the total supply of coins is a benefit. That benefit is called decentralization. Maybe you've heard if it. Lol

Your support for ixcoins is laughable. You must trust thomas almost too much. Lol

As I have said before - lets just sit back now and see where your ioucoins (developed as a joke between 2 guys over a bar chat) and iXcoins (developed with foresight, planning, and capital put aside to promote and expand the currency)...




Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 17, 2011, 11:40:24 PM

ixy is the sexy silver to bitcoins gold.

Nice way of putting it :)

Btw, I wonder if ioucoins even has a forum?

Ah wait, thats right - it wasnt designed to be an object with any lasting value lol....


I mainly like how everything was mostly already setup with ixcoins, it was and is professional to a very reputable degree.
 the one thing I didn't like which a lot of others are mad about was how the write ups were incorrect with solo mining so by the time I was done experimenting to get working settings, it was already flooded by people like btcexpress. I'm not mad about any of that however, it makes sense to me people like that need to be able to finance themselves. What I am concerned with is the people that actually pulled the pump and dump on it, the same thing they are doing with theyowecoins.

I see like this: put value into it, and everyone will get something from it.
instead they just kind of ran in and stomped on all the flowers and took a shit, and I can't wait to see how they got hacked and robbed, karma is a mother fucker like that. XD


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 17, 2011, 11:50:23 PM
What I am concerned with is the people that actually pulled the pump and dump on it, the same thing they are doing with theyowecoins.

I see like this: put value into it, and everyone will get something from it.
instead they just kind of ran in and stomped on all the flowers and took a shit, and I can't wait to see how they got hacked and robbed, karma is a mother fucker like that. XD

Exactly. And this is exactly what they intend to do with iocoins - I have no doubts about that. Just look at a lot of the individuals that are involved with it. I doubt any of them have any real interest in digital currencies per se, but they have a BIG interest in what they can personally gain from it financially, leaving genuine individuals genuinely interested in crypto-currency holding the bag...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 17, 2011, 11:55:50 PM
Quote
I0coin is shit because they don't have a forum
© Oldminer 2011
lolwut


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: joulesbeef on August 18, 2011, 12:19:04 AM
Quote
Just look at a lot of the individuals that are involved with it. I doubt any of them have any real interest in digital currencies per se, but they have a BIG interest in what they can personally gain from it financially, leaving genuine individuals genuinely interested in crypto-currency holding the bag...


which is totally unlike ixcoin where the developer who barely developed the client, took hundreds of thousands of coins before launch. ANd no I dont give a crap it isnt me, it isnt good for the coin. You know it would be way more believable that you arent thomas, if you didnt so viciously attack iocoin all the time, bringing up the same points over and over and over and over again, and yet you worship ixcoin.

Iocoin does have forums, you just have to look. But so what, the developer didnt take 100s of thousands of coins for himself. Everything was done in the wide open. Thats worth 50 forums


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 12:35:37 AM

Iocoin does have forums, you just have to look.


Where did I say they didnt? I simply asked do they have one?

And Im not viciously attacking anything. Ive called iocoins a scam and said its a waste of time and if you prefer to call that a 'vicious attack' so be it. I'm simply stating facts. Sorry if it hurts, but Ive seen a lot worse said of iXcoins by others here..

As the previous poster said, karma's a mother fucker...best you look out for it and pump and dump them icoins. Oh wait, that was the plan anyway wasnt it?  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 18, 2011, 12:39:23 AM

Where did I say they didnt? I simply as do they have one?


That only shows that you talk about things you know nothing about!

Try opening http://i0coin.org ... Low and behold... WTF is that? Is it a forum?  :o


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 12:42:43 AM


"What do ixcoins offer over i0coins other than a double size block reward?"

I've never claimed they offer anything. As I have said before - they are simply another currency.

Btw, I like your answer to my question of - "what benefits does iocoins offer?"


Yup not having 580k premined coins for one "developer" who did not do a damn thing to make the cryptocurrency better is better.


LOL..thats a benefit  ???

As I have said before - lets just sit back now and see where your ioucoins (developed as a joke between 2 guys over a bar chat) and iXcoins (developed with foresight, planning, and capital put aside to promote and expand the currency)...




A lot of what you say here on this posting says a lot about how you are Thomas. I would rather have a community of ideas put into a launched network rather than having one person fork bitcoin but really do nothing for the idea of a cryptocurrency.

Yes not having one person have 1/3 of the total supply of coins is a benefit. That benefit is called decentralization. Maybe you've heard if it. Lol

Your support for ixcoins is laughable. You must trust thomas almost too much. Lol



Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 12:49:38 AM


A lot of what you say here on this posting says a lot about how you are Thomas. I would rather have a community of ideas put into a launched network rather than having one person fork bitcoin but really do nothing for the idea of a cryptocurrency.

Yes not having one person have 1/3 of the total supply of coins is a benefit. That benefit is called decentralization. Maybe you've heard if it. Lol

Your support for ixcoins is laughable. You must trust thomas almost too much. Lol



At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...

And regards your claim 1/3 of the total coins are already mined, (yet another furfy from the resident money-grabber), I give you:

http://ixcoin.org/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ -

"There are currently ~7M Bitcoins (as of August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million coins will have been generated by 2033. Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Still stick to your claim 1/3 of iXcoins are already mined?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 12:56:59 AM


A lot of what you say here on this posting says a lot about how you are Thomas. I would rather have a community of ideas put into a launched network rather than having one person fork bitcoin but really do nothing for the idea of a cryptocurrency.

Yes not having one person have 1/3 of the total supply of coins is a benefit. That benefit is called decentralization. Maybe you've heard if it. Lol

Your support for ixcoins is laughable. You must trust thomas almost too much. Lol



At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...

And regards your claim 1/3 of the total coins are already mined, (yet another furfy from the resident money-grabber), I give you:

http://ixcoin.org/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ -

"There are currently ~7M (as of August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Bitcoins will have been generated by 2033. Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Still stick to your claim 1/3 of iXcoins are already mined?

That was your brilliant comeback? "At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol..."

Wow you are blind and deaf as well as old. I said 1/3 of the currently existing ixcoins were premined and NOT that 1/3 of ALL 21 million ixcoins are already mined.

I support bitcoin if you really are interested. Hence my wanting bitcoins and not ixcoins as you prefer and think I am jealous about holding.

I support freemarkets. Ixcoin is not a freemarket currency given that 1 person slapped together a copy-cat version of bitcoin, created a fancy logo, created a forum, copied the design of bitcoin.org for ixcoin.org, and premined 580k ixcoins before publicly launching the network.

Nothing has been contributed to better the idea of cryptocurrency through ixcoins, especially if the "founder" had to premine 580k for himself and say half are for "bounties".

You support that? Good god then you must support not only ixcoins but Thomas' (i.e. your own) wallet as you so accuse me.

MEGA LAWL at your claims and arguments.  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 18, 2011, 12:58:18 AM


A lot of what you say here on this posting says a lot about how you are Thomas. I would rather have a community of ideas put into a launched network rather than having one person fork bitcoin but really do nothing for the idea of a cryptocurrency.

Yes not having one person have 1/3 of the total supply of coins is a benefit. That benefit is called decentralization. Maybe you've heard if it. Lol

Your support for ixcoins is laughable. You must trust thomas almost too much. Lol



At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...

And regards your claim 1/3 of the total coins are already mined, (yet another furfy from the resident money-grabber), I give you:

http://ixcoin.org/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ -

"There are currently ~7M Bitcoins (as of August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million coins will have been generated by 2033. Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Still stick to your claim 1/3 of iXcoins are already mined?

People already explained to you guys that when you raised the block rewards you also raised the total number of coins that will be created/generated/minted/whatever.

Too bad none of you "developers" listened and continue to spew lies


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 01:08:52 AM

I support bitcoin if you really are interested. Hence my wanting bitcoins and not ixcoins as you prefer and think I am jealous about holding.

I support freemarkets.

LOL

Yea whatever.. You might call yourself 'smoothie', but hey you dont convince me...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 01:12:06 AM

I support bitcoin if you really are interested. Hence my wanting bitcoins and not ixcoins as you prefer and think I am jealous about holding.

I support freemarkets.

LOL

Yea whatever.. You might call yourself 'smoothie', but hey you dont convince me...

Once again your retorts are pretty lame. You asked a question and I answered it.

Obviously you did not want to address the other points I made in my last posting is why you decided to cherry pick what you could address (even it was was lamer than lame) and post a reply to just that.

What about all of the other things I addressed?

That's right ignore them because you can't retort what I said.

OWNED!  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Fakeman on August 18, 2011, 01:33:43 AM
Unless there is evidence in the IP logs that the two posters are the same person, we may never know for sure. The real reason that Oldminer seems so fiercely loyal to a project that has been around for ~7 days and is apparently not all that much different from the original Bitcoin is anyone's guess.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: joulesbeef on August 18, 2011, 01:36:27 AM
oldtime you have yet to really address any of our concerns over ixcoin. Surprised you arent concerned about the pre-mined coins. And you dont notice any pumping and dumping of ixcoin? How about rereleasing ixcoin without the premined coins and without the goofy copied persona of bitcoin.
I'll mess with ixcoin while they are profitable, i just dont like how they started at all.. which is why this 'JOKE' got so much support in the first place. Instead of attacking your public for their concerns perhaps you should work with them to alleviate them. That really the way to operate a copy cat currency. Like releasing the pre-mined coins.. have a contest or something.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: m3ta on August 18, 2011, 01:48:09 AM
Now that means we are 2 different people (unless of course Im talking to myself ;) )

Nothing wrong with that.
"special" people do it all the time.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 01:53:27 AM
Now that means we are 2 different people (unless of course Im talking to myself ;) )

Nothing wrong with that.
"special" people do it all the time.


Yup special people. Now I know why you can't address the community of concerns about ixcoin, because you are "special".

lol :D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 02:11:42 AM

What about all of the other things I addressed?

That's right ignore them because you can't retort what I said.


LOL..thats what an FAQ is for. You know, you have a question - you check the FAQ. Again, I didnt devise the code for iXcoin. If you can't find answer to your questions perhaps you should ask the creator of the currency...I mean wow - are you really that simple to not come up with that conclusion yourself ???

And while were on the subject of differences, whats the benefits of iocoin? Your earlier response to this question was pretty lame. Wait..on second thoughts dont try answering that - I'll go and ask the person that created it first. Well I would if I saw any infrastructure or plans around iocoin to develop it but then when the plan for a currency is a 'pump and dump' its not going to have that now is it?  ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 02:22:55 AM

What about all of the other things I addressed?

That's right ignore them because you can't retort what I said.


LOL..thats what an FAQ is for. You know, you have a question - you check the FAQ. Again, I didnt devise the code for iXcoin. If you can't find answer to your questions perhapsyou should ask the creator of the currency...I mean wow - are you really that simple to not come up with that conclusion yourself ???

And while were on the subject of differences, whats the benefits of iocoin? Your earlier response to this question was pretty lame. Wait..on second thoughts dont try answering that - I'll go and ask the person that created it first. Well I would if I saw any infrastructure or plans around iocoin to develop it but then when the plan for a currency is a 'pump and dump' its not going to have that now is it?  ;D

Hmm you are preaching about approaching the "founder" of a network but before I started retorting your comments you were on these threads making claims of your own about i0coin. So how are you even doing what you say?

Oh right for "old" people like you it's "Do as I say not as I do."

LOL What a fucking hypocrite.   ;D

EDIT: Oh and one more thing. I did address the developer. YOU!

*WINK**WINK*


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 02:30:02 AM
Oh and one more thing. I did address the developer. YOU!

*WINK**WINK*

LOL as you still believe that its obvious now you're more of a moron than I first realised.

Good luck with your iou-coins..you're gonna need it (assuming you hold them long enough that is..) ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Starlightbreaker on August 18, 2011, 02:44:40 AM
hmm.

it seems like it's two different people for me, from the way they write, unless this one person can manage two different personalities and writing style for over a month.

thomas rarely uses three ellipsis', yet oldminer uses 3 on the end, and 2 if it's connecting two sentences.

eh, iuno.
whatever.

i just care about the $.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 02:48:51 AM
hmm.

it seems like it's two different people for me, from the way they write, unless this one person can manage two different personalities and writing style for over a month.

thomas rarely uses three ellipsis', yet oldminer uses 3 on the end, and 2 if it's connecting two sentences.

eh, iuno.
whatever.

i just care about the $.


HOP ALL THE POOOOOOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Starlightbreaker on August 18, 2011, 03:00:18 AM
hmm.

it seems like it's two different people for me, from the way they write, unless this one person can manage two different personalities and writing style for over a month.

thomas rarely uses three ellipsis', yet oldminer uses 3 on the end, and 2 if it's connecting two sentences.

eh, iuno.
whatever.

i just care about the $.


HOP ALL THE POOOOOOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hoppers Gonna Hop!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: mike85123 on August 18, 2011, 03:23:26 AM
I think anyone that uses a first and last name as their username on these forums to 'give themselves credibility' looks much less credible. One of the major ideas of a cryptocurrency is anonymity, so someone using a full name just reeks of shadyness.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: payb.tc on August 18, 2011, 03:41:39 AM
I think anyone that uses a first and last name as their username on these forums to 'give themselves credibility' looks much less credible. One of the major ideas of a cryptocurrency is anonymity, so someone using a full name just reeks of shadyness.

i think he's talking to you, Gavin Andresen... such a shady guy ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Anonymous on August 18, 2011, 06:09:43 AM
oldtime you have yet to really address any of our concerns over ixcoin. Surprised you arent concerned about the pre-mined coins. And you dont notice any pumping and dumping of ixcoin? How about rereleasing ixcoin without the premined coins and without the goofy copied persona of bitcoin.
I'll mess with ixcoin while they are profitable, i just dont like how they started at all.. which is why this 'JOKE' got so much support in the first place. Instead of attacking your public for their concerns perhaps you should work with them to alleviate them. That really the way to operate a copy cat currency. Like releasing the pre-mined coins.. have a contest or something.

Sharecoin   :)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Anonymous on August 18, 2011, 06:16:23 AM
Most of the animosity towards ixcoin comes from the sneaky way it was presented. Ripping off the bitcoin home page and using a pseudonym for the founder as well as the premined coins sitting there to be dumped.

The good - the bounties which are used to drive the project and the fact services like an exchange were there not long after launch.






Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 18, 2011, 06:40:18 AM
I'm just surprised no one reported the thread yet.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 07:00:33 AM
Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Are you sure?
I heard that only changing the 50 constant will make IXC have many more than 21 M.
Has been this issue solved?

LOL..thats what an FAQ is for. You know, you have a question - you check the FAQ. Again, I didnt devise the code for iXcoin. If you can't find answer to your questions perhapsyou should ask the creator of the currency...I mean wow - are you really that simple to not come up with that conclusion yourself ???

And while were on the subject of differences, whats the benefits of iocoin? Your earlier response to this question was pretty lame. Wait..on second thoughts dont try answering that - I'll go and ask the person that created it first. Well I would if I saw any infrastructure or plans around iocoin to develop it but then when the plan for a currency is a 'pump and dump' its not going to have that now is it?  ;D

Your FAQ have lies. I0C at least does what is supposed to do: reach "madurity" faster than bitcoin. Ixcoin is going to take the same time, but it has started years after.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 18, 2011, 07:06:57 AM
Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Are you sure?
I heard that only changing the 50 constant will make IXC have many more than 21 M.
Has been this issue solved?

LOL..thats what an FAQ is for. You know, you have a question - you check the FAQ. Again, I didnt devise the code for iXcoin. If you can't find answer to your questions perhapsyou should ask the creator of the currency...I mean wow - are you really that simple to not come up with that conclusion yourself ???

And while were on the subject of differences, whats the benefits of iocoin? Your earlier response to this question was pretty lame. Wait..on second thoughts dont try answering that - I'll go and ask the person that created it first. Well I would if I saw any infrastructure or plans around iocoin to develop it but then when the plan for a currency is a 'pump and dump' its not going to have that now is it?  ;D

Your FAQ have lies. I0C at least does what is supposed to do: reach "madurity" faster than bitcoin. Ixcoin is going to take the same time, but it has started years after.


:D That's FUNNY Dude!!!!!!!!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 07:17:36 AM
:D That's FUNNY Dude!!!!!!!!

What's funny?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 09:44:52 AM
Whereas there are currently ~580K Ixcoins (as of 10th August 2011) in existence and it is expected that all 21 million Ixcoins will have been generated by 2015. This is because 16*6=96 IXC are created per new block, instead of 50 BTC in Bitcoin".

Are you sure?
I heard that only changing the 50 constant will make IXC have many more than 21 M.
Has been this issue solved?

LOL..thats what an FAQ is for. You know, you have a question - you check the FAQ. Again, I didnt devise the code for iXcoin. If you can't find answer to your questions perhapsyou should ask the creator of the currency...I mean wow - are you really that simple to not come up with that conclusion yourself ???

And while were on the subject of differences, whats the benefits of iocoin? Your earlier response to this question was pretty lame. Wait..on second thoughts dont try answering that - I'll go and ask the person that created it first. Well I would if I saw any infrastructure or plans around iocoin to develop it but then when the plan for a currency is a 'pump and dump' its not going to have that now is it?  ;D

Your FAQ have lies. I0C at least does what is supposed to do: reach "madurity" faster than bitcoin. Ixcoin is going to take the same time, but it has started years after.


Guess Oldminer was too dumb to know those facts prior to speaking on the topic.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Tasty Champa on August 18, 2011, 09:46:18 AM
:D That's FUNNY Dude!!!!!!!!

What's funny?

you quoted a made up word.
That's FUNNY! :D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 10:20:05 AM
:D That's FUNNY Dude!!!!!!!!

What's funny?

you quoted a made up word.
That's FUNNY! :D

Oh, I see. You're laughing at a typographic error "madturity".
What a sense of humor.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 10:23:54 AM
Guess Oldminer was too dumb to know those facts prior to speaking on the topic.

Yes, and nasatokyo (if they're not the same person) to know it before writing the ixcoin FAQs.

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.
....., are you oldminer too?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:28:14 AM
Guess Oldminer was too dumb to know those facts prior to speaking on the topic.

Yes, and nasatokyo (if they're not the same person) to know it before writing the ixcoin FAQs.

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.
....., are you oldminer too?


Nope.  ::)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:28:56 AM

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.


Ahh an intelligent post. So whats wrong about the FAQ? Seriously, Im interested as I would like to get it corrected.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 18, 2011, 10:30:01 AM
Guess Oldminer was too dumb to know those facts prior to speaking on the topic.

Yes, and nasatokyo (if they're not the same person) to know it before writing the ixcoin FAQs.

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.
....., are you oldminer too?


There are some persons that believe everything they read on the internet, you know?  For those type of persons it's not a lie... lol


By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.


Ahh an intelligent post. So whats wrong about the FAQ? Seriously, Im interested as I would like to get it corrected.

People here(me included) already pointed to you,and Nasakioto, that the 21 million cap on Ixcoins only exists on your head because you guys messed it up when you raised the block reward.

Too bad you only troll around and never address the serious issues.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:32:00 AM

Nope.  ::)

It's ok smoothie - his post was directed at ....., - not you. You can go back to mining your scamcoins. I'll page you when your response is needed here... ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:32:28 AM
Guess Oldminer was too dumb to know those facts prior to speaking on the topic.

Yes, and nasatokyo (if they're not the same person) to know it before writing the ixcoin FAQs.

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.
....., are you oldminer too?


There are some persons that believe everything they read on the internet, you know?  For those type of persons it's not a lie... lol

That makes a lot of sense why oldminer is so gullable. Got it. Thanks!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:33:40 AM

Nope.  ::)

It's ok smoothie - his post was directed at ....., not you. You can go back to mining your scamcoins. I'll page you when your response is needed here... ;)


LOL as if you have anything over me that would give you any more power than you already do not. LOL

Oldminer seriously must love me or really hate me. Doesn't matter, he's "old". LOL


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:41:09 AM

as if you have anything over me that would give you any more power than you already do not. LOL

Oldminer seriously must love me or really hate me.

haha..like shooting fish in a barrel...your such good value... ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 10:45:01 AM

By the way, the FAQs are still wrong, I don't get why anyone can still defend a project made out of lies.


Ahh an intelligent post. So whats wrong about the FAQ? Seriously, Im interested as I would like to get it corrected.

People here(me included) already pointed to you,and Nasakioto, that the 21 million cap on Ixcoins only exists on your head because you guys messed it up when you raised the block reward.

Too bad you only troll around and never address the serious issues.

Oldminer, are you still interested? Are you (or NasaKyoto) going to answer to this at some point?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:45:26 AM

as if you have anything over me that would give you any more power than you already do not. LOL

Oldminer seriously must love me or really hate me.

haha..like shooting fish in a barrel...your such good value... ;)

LOL. I feel loved!  ???


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 18, 2011, 10:46:52 AM
I love it when the oldfag only gives troll answers and never addresses the things that really matter.

Did you notice how he avoided to even reply to the 21million Ixcoins lie altogether, even after asking what the lie was and being told about it for the nth time?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:48:40 AM

Oldminer, are you still interested? Are you (or NasaKyoto) going to answer to this at some point?


I've PM'd Nasakioto to answer this question and I'll post here once he responds.


LOL. I feel loved!  ???

Yea I still love ya man...how could I not? ;)



Did you notice how he avoided to even reply to the 21million Ixcoins lie altogether, even after asking what the lie was and being told about it for the nth time?


As for you, you're just a troll.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:49:51 AM
I love it when the oldfag only gives troll answers and never addresses the things that really matter.

Did you notice how he avoided to even reply to the 21million Ixcoins lie altogether, even after asking what the lie was and being told about it for the nth time?


Yup I noticed, in addition to all of the other things he FAILS to address.

He says "Go to the FAQs". LOL

He definitely fails in many departments. To have a thread this long with his screenname in it still being utilized says a lot about is character or how much of an asshole he is to everyone else too.

lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:53:17 AM

To have a thread this long with his screenname in it still being utilized says a lot about is character or how much of an asshole he is to everyone else too.



Wow..your a real man of integrity arent you smoothie?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 10:55:13 AM

To have a thread this long with his screenname in it still being utilized says a lot about is character or how much of an asshole he is to everyone else too.



Wow..your a real man of integrity arent you smoothie?

I'd say I have a lot more than you given that my username/screenname is not being smeared on the title of this thread by the community that posts in this forum.

LOL


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 10:56:05 AM

I'd say I have a lot more than you given that my username/screenname is not being smeared on the title of this thread by the community that posts in this forum.

LOL

LOL...I guess that makes me famous and you some 'nobody' then?

Btw, you back to mining iXcoins @ 96 coins per block, or you still wasting your time on ioucoin?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Nasakioto on August 18, 2011, 12:14:48 PM

People here(me included) already pointed to you,and Nasakioto, that the 21 million cap on Ixcoins only exists on your head because you guys messed it up when you raised the block reward.


The latest github version addresses this issue and enforces the 21M limit. Hope this helps.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 18, 2011, 12:53:42 PM
That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: grndzero on August 18, 2011, 01:31:33 PM
That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?

That's because ixcoin launched quietly unlike i0coin.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 01:42:11 PM
That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?

hi jackjack,

Are you referring to the message BT Guild put up shortly after the launch of iocoin that said - 'when you're finished with this ponzi scheme come mine Bitcoins at BT Guild'

lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 18, 2011, 01:47:35 PM
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...
And as Thomas love to remind us (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37502.msg464090#msg464090), Ixcoin was prepared, it took time, preparing bounties, forums, etc etc

So no, Ixcoin wasn't launched quietly at all



That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?

hi jackjack,

Are you referring to the message BT Guild put up shortly after the launch of iocoin that said - 'when you're finished with this ponzi scheme come mine Bitcoins at BT Guild'

lol
Guess why they removed it ;D
Why they still don't allow ixcoin?

Also, why they never answered to this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37351.msg460068#msg460068) ? :)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 01:59:33 PM
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


\thread


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 18, 2011, 02:06:02 PM
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


\thread
I0coin launched as a joke closes the thread "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner..."?


I think you missed some interesting points:
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...
And as Thomas love to remind us, Ixcoin was prepared, it took time, preparing bounties, forums, etc etc

So no, Ixcoin wasn't launched quietly at all



That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?

hi jackjack,

Are you referring to the message BT Guild put up shortly after the launch of iocoin that said - 'when you're finished with this ponzi scheme come mine Bitcoins at BT Guild'

lol
Guess why they removed it ;D
Why they still don't allow ixcoin?

Also, why they never answered to this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37351.msg460068#msg460068) ? :)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on August 18, 2011, 02:09:00 PM
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


LOL

self-pwned ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 18, 2011, 02:12:54 PM
I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


\thread

I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


LOL

self-pwned ;)

I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...


\thread

LOL

http://www.biogenesis.co.za/images/p-aricept-donepezil-10mg.jpg




Still don't want to reply to this?

I0coin was launched as a joke in a single thread...
And as Thomas love to remind us, Ixcoin was prepared, it took time, preparing bounties, forums, etc etc

So no, Ixcoin wasn't launched quietly at all



That's just hilarous, Oldminer calling I0coin a scam ;D

BTCGuild made a pool for I0coin, not Ixcoin
Where is your scam now?

hi jackjack,

Are you referring to the message BT Guild put up shortly after the launch of iocoin that said - 'when you're finished with this ponzi scheme come mine Bitcoins at BT Guild'

lol
Guess why they removed it ;D
Why they still don't allow ixcoin?

Also, why they never answered to this post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37351.msg460068#msg460068) ? :)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 02:15:28 PM
Oldminer obviously has something to gain by pushing ixcoin so religiously. LOL

and yes I will profit from whatever is profitable at the time Oldminer.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 02:18:14 PM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jtimon on August 18, 2011, 02:56:07 PM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he

Maybe nasakoti paid him to troll here for him. Maybe they just share the same "mine since 2009" early adopter wannabe fantasy.
Both names point to the same direction: the genesis block.
Ixcoin (if its code it's really fixed) and I0coin are the opposite of what all the people that complained against the early adopter advantage in bitcoin wanted.
But it seems that some people's complains weren't about justice but about the impossibility of go back in time and mine solo with satoshi.
That's ixcoin's improvement over bitcoin: they can become early adopters.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 18, 2011, 02:59:06 PM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he

Maybe nasakoti paid him to troll here for him. Maybe they just share the same "mine since 2009" early adopter wannabe fantasy.
Both names point to the same direction: the genesis block.
Ixcoin (if its code it's really fixed) and I0coin are the opposite of what all the people that complained against the early adopter advantage in bitcoin wanted.
But it seems that some people's complains weren't about justice but about the impossibility of go back in time and mine solo with satoshi.
That's ixcoin's improvement over bitcoin: they can become early adopters.
Yeah, maybe trolling for the "dev" is part of the "bounties" he promised


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: timmey on August 18, 2011, 03:02:36 PM
Nothing has been contributed to better the idea of cryptocurrency through ixcoins, especially if the "founder" had to premine 580k for himself and say half are for "bounties".
#2

As I have said before - [...] iXcoins (developed with foresight, planning, and capital put aside to promote and expand the currency)...
Which foresight and planning exactly?

And "developed"????
More like rip-off. He/you only did a search&replace for the name and changed the deflatation rate from 24 to 96. Thomas(or you) didn't even take the time to create a unique site, ixcoin.org (http://ixcoin.org) is a complete rip-off of bitcoin.org (http://bitcoin.org). Where is the big "development with foresight and planning"?

The only foresight and planning i can see is a pump and dump scam with +580K pre-mined coins. Finding victims that buy/exchange your pre-mined Scamcoins...
The bounties "set aside" and listed on the page only add up to 200K coins. Even if he/you pays them there are still plenty of coins left for your personal wallet.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: pbj sammich on August 18, 2011, 03:14:47 PM
More like rip-off. He/you only did a search&replace for the name and changed the deflatation rate from 24 to 96. Thomas(or you) didn't even take the time to create a unique site, ixcoin.org (http://ixcoin.org) is a complete rip-off of bitcoin.org (http://bitcoin.org). Where is the big "development with foresight and planning"?

The only foresight and planning i can see is a pump and dump scam with +580K pre-mined coins. Finding victims that buy/exchange your pre-mined Scamcoins...
The bounties "set aside" and listed on the page only add up to 200K coins. Even if he/you pays them there are still plenty of coins left for your personal wallet.

This is exactly it. And you know this could have been completely avoided if Thomas or whoever showed a little transparency with the premined 580k coins. He could have stated that they were specifically for bounties and project development for the new fork and posted the address containing the 580k / blockexplorer link - and a log of the paid transactions from said account as bounties. This would have went along way and probably would have stopped the i0coin fork from even being made.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Fakeman on August 18, 2011, 05:36:18 PM
Oldminer obviously has something to gain by pushing ixcoin so religiously. LOL
Or thinks he does, his "IOUcoins sux" posts don't really give a compelling reason to go with his beloved Ixcoin instead. More likely the result will be that people just get sick of the drama and switch back to regular old Bitcoins.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 18, 2011, 06:19:11 PM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he

Maybe nasakoti paid him to troll here for him. Maybe they just share the same "mine since 2009" early adopter wannabe fantasy.
Both names point to the same direction: the genesis block.
Ixcoin (if its code it's really fixed) and I0coin are the opposite of what all the people that complained against the early adopter advantage in bitcoin wanted.
But it seems that some people's complains weren't about justice but about the impossibility of go back in time and mine solo with satoshi.
That's ixcoin's improvement over bitcoin: they can become early adopters.
Yeah, maybe trolling for the "dev" is part of the "bounties" he promised

BOUNTIES:

1. First Exchange Site (5,000 ixc)
2. First Gambling Site (2,000 ixc)
.
.
.
n. Troll for me and talk against other alternative cryptocurrencies (90,000 ixc Priceless)

LOL


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Jack of Diamonds on August 23, 2011, 11:52:37 AM
At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...

The only person on the entire forum defending and promoting Ixcoin & it's 'benefits' is you.

I used to think you were a respectable bitcoin proponent & agreed with some of your earlier bitcoin posts, but you are just out there to create a profit at any costs, at anyone's expense like a slimy politician.

It's also obvious you created this currency to begin with. Lying about it just makes you even more pathetic.
People are not as simple as you would hope them to be. It's clear as day you and 'Nasakioto' are 1 and the same person.

I ran dozens of posts by you & Nasakioto through text pattern analysis software (which you can download here or purchase a commercial license http://vetsky.narod2.ru/catalog/texor/ ) & there is a ~95% probability one person is writing for both people.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Spacy on August 23, 2011, 01:17:04 PM
At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...
The only person on the entire forum defending and promoting Ixcoin & it's 'benefits' is you.

I think he is just one of the first who started mining Ixcoins and now he has 50k+ IXC in his wallet ;-)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on August 23, 2011, 01:25:55 PM
At least I am involved with and actively support something. What do you support smoothie, besides your wallet that is lol...
The only person on the entire forum defending and promoting Ixcoin & it's 'benefits' is you.

I think he is just one of the first who started mining Ixcoins and now he has 580k+ IXC in his wallet ;-)
Fix'd


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Raoul Duke on August 23, 2011, 01:28:47 PM
And he's back trolling https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38658.0 looool


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 23, 2011, 09:07:42 PM
And he's back trolling https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38658.0 looool

Anyone seen the block rate of ixcoins? It's like 0.4 blocks per hour. Next difficulty adjustment in 22 days. LOOOOOOOOOOOL

Market price is 0.0007btc per ixcoin LOL!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on August 23, 2011, 10:27:45 PM
Oldminer is at it again! LOL! No surprise!

Check it out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38851.0


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: simonk83 on September 02, 2011, 09:36:32 PM
And he's back trolling https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38658.0 looool

Anyone seen the block rate of ixcoins? It's like 0.4 blocks per hour. Next difficulty adjustment in 22 days. LOOOOOOOOOOOL

Market price is 0.0007btc per ixcoin LOL!

Well at least it's been "fixed" now.  Oh wait, no it hasn't, it just seems to have completely screwed things up.   Nice work!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on September 02, 2011, 09:43:48 PM
And he's back trolling https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38658.0 looool

Anyone seen the block rate of ixcoins? It's like 0.4 blocks per hour. Next difficulty adjustment in 22 days. LOOOOOOOOOOOL

Market price is 0.0007btc per ixcoin LOL!

Well at least it's been "fixed" now.  Oh wait, no it hasn't, it just seems to have completely screwed things up.   Nice work!

+1 lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Mousepotato on September 02, 2011, 09:45:26 PM
Even after the difficulty algorithm change at block 20055, we still have to wait another 144 blocks at current difficulty before difficulty actually changes.  


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on September 02, 2011, 09:48:31 PM
Even after the difficulty algorithm change at block 20055, we still have to wait another 144 blocks at current difficulty before difficulty actually changes.  

+1 LOL...what does that put difficulty adjustment at? Halloween?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: simonk83 on September 02, 2011, 09:51:06 PM
Even after the difficulty algorithm change at block 20055, we still have to wait another 144 blocks at current difficulty before difficulty actually changes. 

Genius system really isn't it :)    No wonder it's worth close to zero.

At the end of the day, of all the "new" forks, I imagine it'll only be Solidcoin that survives (and even that looks doubtful at the mo) as that's the only one that's actually innovated slightly.   IX is just a rip off of BTC (and the people behind obviously don't know what the hell they're doing) and I0 was a bit of fun.

BTC all the way for me, but I have a few SC holed away just in case.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: the joint on September 02, 2011, 10:12:43 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: simonk83 on September 02, 2011, 10:23:36 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Mousepotato on September 02, 2011, 10:24:34 PM
Even after the difficulty algorithm change at block 20055, we still have to wait another 144 blocks at current difficulty before difficulty actually changes.  

+1 LOL...what does that put difficulty adjustment at? Halloween?

Yeah, Halloween 2012.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on September 02, 2011, 10:26:24 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)

not sure why u used the supermarket analogy but funny as hell still lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: simonk83 on September 02, 2011, 10:27:29 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)

not sure why u used the supermarket analogy but funny as hell still lol

No reason, I just always seem to see kids having tantrums in supermarkets :)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Mousepotato on September 02, 2011, 10:28:18 PM
Now that I think about it, that's the reason why Ixcoin value has pretty much held steady on the exchanges.  You can't really even move them because there's no transactions being confirmed.

Edit:  Woops I meant "can't" not "can"


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: smoothie on September 02, 2011, 10:29:38 PM
Now that I think about it, that's the reason why Ixcoin value has pretty much held steady on the exchanges.  You can really even move them because there's no transactions being confirmed.  

Perhaps. Or Thomas and Oldminer bought up 98% of the market of ixcoins and are "hoarding" them.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on September 03, 2011, 02:07:23 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)

Or similar to the internet troll that finds a new bridge to live under...  ::)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on September 03, 2011, 06:49:04 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)

Or similar to the internet troll that finds a new bridge to live under...  ::)
Btw, any news about the ixcoin btcguild fork you were asking so bad?


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: terrytibbs on September 03, 2011, 08:15:48 PM
It's interesting that when I joined this forum in June, OldMiner was the first person that caught my attention.

I wonder why this is...

I imagine it's similar to when you visit a supermarket, and down one of the isles there's a little shit rolling around on the floor screaming and having a tantrum.   That kid tends to stand out in the crowd ;)

Or similar to the internet troll that finds a new bridge to live under...  ::)
Btw, any news about the ixcoin btcguild fork you were asking so bad?
Oh! That's one of my favorite posts as of late.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37351.msg460068#msg460068


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitcoinPorn on September 03, 2011, 10:01:03 PM
smoothie's trolling is above par.  At first it was annoying, but now even I'm convinced I have no idea who Oldminer is :o


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on September 03, 2011, 10:22:25 PM
but now even I'm convinced I have no idea who Oldminer is :o

lol I'm surprised so many people even care...but for now I will just have to remain an enigma  ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: BitcoinPorn on September 03, 2011, 10:30:29 PM
lol I'm surprised so many people even care...but for now I will just have to remain an enigma  ;)

KING OF SCAMS I SAY! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25512.0

*fuels this bs fire* lol


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on September 04, 2011, 12:22:24 AM
lol I'm surprised so many people even care...but for now I will just have to remain an enigma  ;)

KING OF SCAMS I SAY! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25512.0

*fuels this bs fire* lol

Indeed. Though fame does come with a price. Hell, look what the cretins did to Britney Spears...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Uhlbelk on September 06, 2011, 09:59:53 AM
So by similar comparison OldMiner must actually be Bruce Wagner
http://twitter.com/#!/brucewagner/media/slideshow?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitpic.com%2F5ujtck (http://twitter.com/#!/brucewagner/media/slideshow?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitpic.com%2F5ujtck)
They are using the same picture after all!
 :o

 ;D


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on September 06, 2011, 10:09:51 AM
So by similar comparison OldMiner must actually be Bruce Wagner
http://twitter.com/#!/brucewagner/media/slideshow?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitpic.com%2F5ujtck (http://twitter.com/#!/brucewagner/media/slideshow?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitpic.com%2F5ujtck)
They are using the same picture after all!
 :o

 ;D

Uh oh...


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: wolftaur on September 06, 2011, 10:14:09 AM
Uh oh...

I got it! The pre mined ixcoins are really an attempt to pump and dump so that he can pay back everyone defrauded in the mortgage scams in 2004, and the damages in the 2010 NY court case, and all the bitcoins Mybitcoin.com stole after Bruceminer vouched for them!

*really just couldn't resist jumping onto that insanity...*


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: wolftaur on September 06, 2011, 10:14:55 AM
And in case it wasn't obvious enough, if you think my last post is an actual accusation or meant to be taken seriously, you're a fucking moron.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Oldminer on September 06, 2011, 10:17:00 AM
Uh oh...

I got it! The pre mined ixcoins are really an attempt to pump and dump so that he can pay back everyone defrauded in the mortgage scams in 2004, and the damages in the 2010 NY court case, and all the bitcoins Mybitcoin.com stole after Bruceminer vouched for them!

*really just couldn't resist jumping onto that insanity...*

LOL  ;D

Edit: Btw, I'm not laughing at your dry, boring humour wolfman. I'm laughing at the fact your a fuckwit and don't know it  ;)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 13, 2013, 12:34:28 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: jackjack on October 13, 2013, 12:36:30 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.

2 years later


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 13, 2013, 12:42:13 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.

2 years later

I am slow.  I only just now realized who I really is.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: claycoins on October 13, 2013, 01:56:07 AM
interesting read, I guess history does repeat.


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 13, 2013, 02:21:39 AM
I could have sworn I read an article a couple months ago and it had Thomas' real last name in it.  It was an American name, like Thomas Murphy or something.

I'm surprised nobody else saw it.  I tried googling it but gave up after 10 minutes.  Too many little ixCoin articles to sift through.

Besides...


I am Thomas Nasakioto!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: r3wt on October 13, 2013, 02:33:11 AM
will the real Thomas Nasakioto stand up!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Anonylz on October 13, 2013, 02:59:24 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.

2 years later

I am slow.  I only just now realized who I really is.

You have been buying from me, you know what I did? buy the resurrected I0coin for half that price of a IXcoin. I am no computernerd ( I mean that as a possitive word) but I understand that the faster the network the more secure it is. With I0and IXcoin you can merge mine both of those coins while you mine bitcoin, so I guess people will do that more and more into the future, 3x the coin for the same amount of work. With a strong network the money is more secure and this means it's value will be 2.

It is a good thing there are so many of these new currencies, because a lot of people will need a new one in the not so distant future (and it's not the people on bitcointalk) but I think only the strong ones survive. Strong in the way of a lot of dedicated people committed to it, and the technology that is required for safety. Bitcoin already had this commitment and as soon as the technology seemed legit this had a major influence on the price. I0 and IX are known to a lot of people and they have the technology, but somehow they seem to lack the intrest of everyone here because of a lack of commitment to the coins.

As a outsider I prefer to have a established and safe way to store my money. I was looking on vircurex and was thinking what coin to buy as speculation. After reading specs of all coins they where all very exciting so it's still hard to choose. I then decided network speed would be the thing to look for, so I bought into IX coin all the way. Then Vircurex listed I0 coin. It is the same but with a fast block count, a major advantage imo. I was already all in on IX coin and now I have been able to split that with I0 coin. I'm sure the price of the coins will rise over time, because both seem to have had their toughest time and survived. They are actually a nice story so I don't really understand all the fuzz about pre mining.

These new inventions at this point all get sold for way under their value, only because the only way to exchange them is in BTC. If all these coins would get a dollar listing they wouldn't go for under a buck. I see it as if everyone in this community is pre-mining and soon our money will take over the world. If I'm able to buy a 1 out of 21 million with a strong network for 0.0002 btc i do not care about a pre-mine or not, the technology behind this is incredible. I0 coin now runs on a 100 TH network, imagine that a year ago with bitcoin.

The majority of the people have no idea of what is about to happen. We are going to put the pyramid upside down and deflationary and interest free money will be the the way of our future (or at least I hope so)


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 13, 2013, 07:08:25 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.

2 years later

I am slow.  I only just now realized who I really is.

You have been buying from me, you know what I did? buy the resurrected I0coin for half that price of a IXcoin. I am no computernerd ( I mean that as a possitive word) but I understand that the faster the network the more secure it is. With I0and IXcoin you can merge mine both of those coins while you mine bitcoin, so I guess people will do that more and more into the future, 3x the coin for the same amount of work. With a strong network the money is more secure and this means it's value will be 2.

It is a good thing there are so many of these new currencies, because a lot of people will need a new one in the not so distant future (and it's not the people on bitcointalk) but I think only the strong ones survive. Strong in the way of a lot of dedicated people committed to it, and the technology that is required for safety. Bitcoin already had this commitment and as soon as the technology seemed legit this had a major influence on the price. I0 and IX are known to a lot of people and they have the technology, but somehow they seem to lack the intrest of everyone here because of a lack of commitment to the coins.

As a outsider I prefer to have a established and safe way to store my money. I was looking on vircurex and was thinking what coin to buy as speculation. After reading specs of all coins they where all very exciting so it's still hard to choose. I then decided network speed would be the thing to look for, so I bought into IX coin all the way. Then Vircurex listed I0 coin. It is the same but with a fast block count, a major advantage imo. I was already all in on IX coin and now I have been able to split that with I0 coin. I'm sure the price of the coins will rise over time, because both seem to have had their toughest time and survived. They are actually a nice story so I don't really understand all the fuzz about pre mining.

These new inventions at this point all get sold for way under their value, only because the only way to exchange them is in BTC. If all these coins would get a dollar listing they wouldn't go for under a buck. I see it as if everyone in this community is pre-mining and soon our money will take over the world. If I'm able to buy a 1 out of 21 million with a strong network for 0.0002 btc i do not care about a pre-mine or not, the technology behind this is incredible. I0 coin now runs on a 100 TH network, imagine that a year ago with bitcoin.

The majority of the people have no idea of what is about to happen. We are going to put the pyramid upside down and deflationary and interest free money will be the the way of our future (or at least I hope so)

I totally agree.  When you say you went all in, how much ixCoin do you hold?  Just curious as rarely do I find anyone who bought ixCoin.  Thanks!


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 13, 2013, 07:08:58 AM
will the real Thomas Nasakioto stand up!


Lol, that's me!

Heading to bed now...long day again tomorrow. 


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Anonylz on October 13, 2013, 08:53:34 AM
Is there anyone else pushing ixcoin besides Thomas and Oldfart? If not, I'd say they are the same person. He he


I've been pushing ixCoin hard and fast and I now own over 2% of the fully mature 21 million.


And, oh:  I am Thomas Nasakioto.

2 years later

I am slow.  I only just now realized who I really is.

You have been buying from me, you know what I did? buy the resurrected I0coin for half that price of a IXcoin. I am no computernerd ( I mean that as a possitive word) but I understand that the faster the network the more secure it is. With I0and IXcoin you can merge mine both of those coins while you mine bitcoin, so I guess people will do that more and more into the future, 3x the coin for the same amount of work. With a strong network the money is more secure and this means it's value will be 2.

It is a good thing there are so many of these new currencies, because a lot of people will need a new one in the not so distant future (and it's not the people on bitcointalk) but I think only the strong ones survive. Strong in the way of a lot of dedicated people committed to it, and the technology that is required for safety. Bitcoin already had this commitment and as soon as the technology seemed legit this had a major influence on the price. I0 and IX are known to a lot of people and they have the technology, but somehow they seem to lack the intrest of everyone here because of a lack of commitment to the coins.

As a outsider I prefer to have a established and safe way to store my money. I was looking on vircurex and was thinking what coin to buy as speculation. After reading specs of all coins they where all very exciting so it's still hard to choose. I then decided network speed would be the thing to look for, so I bought into IX coin all the way. Then Vircurex listed I0 coin. It is the same but with a fast block count, a major advantage imo. I was already all in on IX coin and now I have been able to split that with I0 coin. I'm sure the price of the coins will rise over time, because both seem to have had their toughest time and survived. They are actually a nice story so I don't really understand all the fuzz about pre mining.

These new inventions at this point all get sold for way under their value, only because the only way to exchange them is in BTC. If all these coins would get a dollar listing they wouldn't go for under a buck. I see it as if everyone in this community is pre-mining and soon our money will take over the world. If I'm able to buy a 1 out of 21 million with a strong network for 0.0002 btc i do not care about a pre-mine or not, the technology behind this is incredible. I0 coin now runs on a 100 TH network, imagine that a year ago with bitcoin.

The majority of the people have no idea of what is about to happen. We are going to put the pyramid upside down and deflationary and interest free money will be the the way of our future (or at least I hope so)

I totally agree.  When you say you went all in, how much ixCoin do you hold?  Just curious as rarely do I find anyone who bought ixCoin.  Thanks!

I guess about 1/10 th of what you do now


Title: Re: "Thomas Nasakioto" of ixcoin is OldMiner...
Post by: Vlad2Vlad on October 14, 2013, 01:34:50 AM
So nobody remembers reading an article with Thomas' real last name in it?  I'm certain of it.  I wish I could remember the name, it's important.