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Title: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: odotan on March 18, 2014, 02:35:51 AM https://www.facebook.com/pages/Juba-Coin/394481557360906
Juba is a slang word in Hebrew for money. Its origin is in Arabic. Israelis and Arabs have a lot more in common. Juba is the first cryptographic coin with a goal to promote peace and cooperation between Israeli’s and Palestinians. There will ever be ten million Juba, nine million of which will be pre-mined. Anybody with an Israeli or a Palestinian mobile phone number can receive one Juba by sending an opt-in SMS. The distribution will begin on April 1st, at 12:00 PM GMT+2. The remaining million coins will be mined by the general public over a period of one year. On April 1st 2015, any remaining unclaimed coins, will be given away to charities focused on promoting peace and cooperation between Israel and the Palestinian people. 50% in Israel, and 50% in Palestinian territories Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Dalmar on March 18, 2014, 02:39:13 AM Epic fail.
Just another alt pump and dump. If Middle Easterners want to get into crypto, the only valuable coin for them is bitcoin. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: BittBurger on March 18, 2014, 02:39:20 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already?
Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: odotan on March 18, 2014, 03:01:45 AM Epic fail. Just another alt pump and dump. If Middle Easterners want to get into crypto, the only valuable coin for them is bitcoin. It's not a pump and dump. All pre-mined coins will be held until claimed or until they're given away to charity. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Dalmar on March 18, 2014, 03:05:20 AM It's not a pump and dump. All pre-mined coins will be held until claimed or until they're given away to charity. It is a pump and dump, those poor Palestinians will be left holding the bag with worthless Juba coins. Better get them to invest in bitcoin instead. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: franky1 on March 18, 2014, 03:07:07 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already? Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- he doesnt have "dev efforts"". thats like calling a script kiddy a elite hacker, purely because he is handed a sourcecode and alters 3 lines of code that some forum has told him to alter. and then came up with some lame story as to some ethical reason to use it. altcoin creators are a waste of space and dont deserve a second thought Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: odotan on March 18, 2014, 03:09:51 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already? Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- By giving it specifically only to people with an Israeli or Palestinian mobile number, we're helping create connection between these people. These connections will help promote peace and cooperation. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: odotan on March 18, 2014, 03:16:52 AM It's not a pump and dump. All pre-mined coins will be held until claimed or until they're given away to charity. It is a pump and dump, those poor Palestinians will be left holding the bag with worthless Juba coins. Better get them to invest in bitcoin instead. They're receiving them for free. If they're worth something in one year, great, otherwise nobody lost anything. And if none are left, then it must mean that those who opted-in and got them are holding something valuable. So it's win-win any which way. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: odotan on March 18, 2014, 03:23:00 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already? Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- he doesnt have "dev efforts"". thats like calling a script kiddy a elite hacker, purely because he is handed a sourcecode and alters 3 lines of code that some forum has told him to alter. and then came up with some lame story as to some ethical reason to use it. altcoin creators are a waste of space and dont deserve a second thought With stuff like http://coingen.io there's no need for dev efforts. It's not dev efforts necessarily which give value to a coin, but the way it's marketed, target group, cause etc. If this coin is used by the people who received it for free, then it has value because of that. As I described already, there is no gain to the project starter. All coins will be claimed or given away to charity in one year. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: TheMage on March 18, 2014, 03:30:21 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already? Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- he doesnt have "dev efforts"". thats like calling a script kiddy a elite hacker, purely because he is handed a sourcecode and alters 3 lines of code that some forum has told him to alter. and then came up with some lame story as to some ethical reason to use it. altcoin creators are a waste of space and dont deserve a second thought You should be more specific, not all alt coins are bad :P (not just talking about LTC either). In any event, this is the wrong section of the forums. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: b¡tco¡n on March 18, 2014, 03:42:21 AM Nice idea but not sure how a cryptocurrency will help create peace. And the poorest people may not have the resources to use the coin, e.g. a mobile phone or computer, nor the education to understand how to use the coin. And would people buy their bread using this coin? I doubt it. I mean you can't even buy bread in the western world using bitcoin ... yet.
Lets see how the Iceland experiment does first. You can learn their lessons for free by just waiting 6 months :). And also the USA/World experiment - i.e. BITCOIN. Once I can buy a latte with Bitcoin at most cafes then I'd consider solving world peace with crypto. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Bit_Happy on March 18, 2014, 04:07:36 AM https://www.facebook.com/pages/Juba-Coin/394481557360906 Juba is a slang word in Hebrew for money. Its origin is in Arabic. Israelis and Arabs have a lot more in common. Juba is the first cryptographic coin with a goal to promote peace and cooperation between Israeli’s and Palestinians. There will ever be ten million Juba, nine million of which will be pre-mined. Anybody with an Israeli or a Palestinian mobile phone number can receive one Juba by sending an opt-in SMS. The distribution will begin on April 1st, at 12:00 PM GMT+2. The remaining million coins will be mined by the general public over a period of one year. On April 1st 2015, any remaining unclaimed coins, will be given away to charities focused on promoting peace and cooperation between Israel and the Palestinian people. 50% in Israel, and 50% in Palestinian territories What are you going to do when your effort has the Israels and the Palestinians throwing their cell phones at each other? :D At least that would be an upgrade from what they have now. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: genjix on March 18, 2014, 04:16:07 AM you're all so vicious. good luck OP in your endeavors. interested to see what new ideas you can develop. thanks.
Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: phillipsjk on March 18, 2014, 04:31:07 AM you're all so vicious. good luck OP in your endeavors. interested to see what new ideas you can develop. thanks. Thanks for the encouraging words. I am all cynical too. I find it hard to believe they are going to be able to give way the entire pre-mine with an opt-in SMS service. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Beliathon on March 18, 2014, 05:22:59 AM Epic fail. QFT and /threadJust another alt pump and dump. If Middle Easterners want to get into crypto, the only valuable coin for them is bitcoin. Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Oldminer on March 18, 2014, 06:35:40 AM Why do we need this when Bitcoin is supposed to do this already? Put your money and dev efforts into improving adoption of Bitcoin. :) -B- By giving it specifically only to people with an Israeli or Palestinian mobile number, we're helping create connection between these people. These connections will help promote peace and cooperation. ;D Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: MsCollec on March 18, 2014, 07:00:05 AM make it stop >:(
Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Bit_Happy on March 18, 2014, 07:15:23 AM make it stop >:( Which would be easier to achieve? Lasting peace in the Middle East, or peace and harmony in this community? Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: master-P on March 19, 2014, 03:46:49 AM Stop hating on the OP. Juba was featured on CNN :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXK2HRffa24 Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: Bit_Happy on March 19, 2014, 03:53:32 AM Stop hating on the OP. Juba was featured on CNN :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXK2HRffa24 Can you please tell me ~what time? I don't want to watch much of that crap. Thanks Title: Re: Juba - The first cryptographic coin to promote peace in the Middle East! Post by: phillipsjk on March 19, 2014, 05:10:55 PM Stop hating on the OP. Juba was featured on CNN :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXK2HRffa24 Can you please tell me ~what time? I don't want to watch much of that crap. Thanks I think we got trolled. Skipped though it, and it appears all about killing American soldiers in Iraq. |