Second Markets 20 Mio Dollar-Offerte wurde nicht bedient. --> Erzielte Verkaufspreis mind. $674.40. (20000000 / 29656 = 674.4) Wer ernsthaft glaubt Tim Draper dumpt die weit über Marktwert erworbenen Coins bald wieder, sollte wirklich nicht traden.  |
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Strange, that only new accounts are hyping Bytecoin. |
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Wie gesagt, wenn es ihm ums Geld ginge, wäre er sicher nicht in den Aufsichtsrat eines Startups gegangen.
Vermutlich ist es einfach ein Beratungs-Mandat seiner Firma (Spitzberg Partners) und er vertritt die Interessen eines Ripple-Investors, der ihn dafür engagiert hat.
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Klassischer amerikanischer, gekaufter Celebrity-Aufsichtsrat. Ripple oder Ripple-Investoren haben sich 100%ig um ihn beworben und ihn gebeten, dass er dem Aufsichtsrat beitritt. (Und nicht er andersdrum.)
Guttenbergs Familie ist milliarden-schwer. Der tritt sicher diesem Aufsichtsrat nicht bei um dort (mit Ripple) Geld zu verdienen.
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Wirklich unfair von dem Kurs, der hält sich sogar zudem nicht mal an RenHoeks Prognose! |
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I think it is dishonest and misleading to calculate and announce an 12 months ROI.
MN payments work since 3 days?!!? Its brand new tech, there is no experienced data.
So many things can and will change even in the next 12 weeks.
Chances that your calculated number will be correct is soooo low, that it shouldn't be advertisted with.
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yvg1900 & dga: moneropool.com is using a public Anti-DDOS-Proxy/Provider. It's IP is probably shared with other 10000000 sites. So reason is pretty unlikely to be related with Monero or Crypto-Currencies.
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How did you see only around 200..220 are working ?
Probing the MN list: If host online + Port 9999 open => MN active. Most down/inactive/unreachble MNs are from Amazon IPs. ---> Some folks aka MN admins, didn't assigned static IPs for (aka "Elastic IPs" in Amazon speech) for their AWS instances. ---> When Amazon changes IPs these MNs arent reachable anymore under the MN IP they are listed in MN list or "known in the DarkCoin network". |
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I scanned the whole MasterNode list 3 times yesterday.
Only 200 till 220 MasterNodes are actually working. (Depending on day time.)
Are the offline/inactive 50% turned off as backup ressource or disguise (and get randomly turned on?)? Or are they misconfigured or is the list wrong?
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Despite the impressive job you have done, Id like to remind you that your conclusions, to date remain hypothesises, until further cemented by additional evidence. For example, at least I have not seen compelling evidence that real people have created those myriads of transactions during Bytecoins stealth phase and not a couple of different bots as result of some experiments. We also know very little about the actual developers and their intentions. If the early tx activity is indeed the product of efforts to increase anonymity for later users or just the result of initial interest and network activity or the attempt to set up field conditions for further testing is unknown. I hope we see more of you and other researchers in the field! Looking forward to it.
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OP: Good posting, summarizing LTCs biggest problems in an well written FUD free article. As you are only stating facts, obvious me and many others share your thoughts. From a serious investors point of view there simply is no better choice.
Sure Litecoin appears boring for some members crawling in this forum, but thats the hallmark of a stable business oriented coin.
After you and other serious investors came to the decision that LTC is the best Altcoin choice to invest. Then please tell us, what percentage of LTC holdings (out of all crypto coin holdings) you advise for regular people. And please justify your number. (Bonus question: if differs, what % of LTC should serious investors hold) Next question: You talk about serious investing, then I have to ask you: dont you see the big problems in LTCs project and community management & its general very slow ecosystem development? IMHO this must/should worry serious LTC investors.
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New minimum payouts? Like 0.5 XMR.
Or temporary issues. If its a well known pool, they will pretty sure pay you later then. No loss.
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LTC biggest problem are the two mostly inactive devs with no ideas/time to improve the coin and no skills or intrest to form a vivid, healthy community.
They offer no vision for the coin.
And LTCs arrogant and lazy community doesnt help the project either. Most LTCers really think its god-given that LTC is the #2 coin now and will stay forever. And because this is so sure, they don't develope an ecosystem around the coin or push usage, they just wait. They are so out of touch with reality and closed-minded, that they blindly hate on all others coins no matter what. Often they hate on coins they know nothing, about with flawed arguments or invalid claims. (Embarrassing!)
Because their coin is now substandard and antiquated vs. all new projects, they over and over repeat their mantras:
"silver to bitcoins gold", "always number #2", "listed on the most exchangers", "established network", "only altcoin secured by asic" and spread their usual FUD.
LTCers are sooo stupid, they shows volume graphs around. And try to prove with them that LTC is not dead, and huge/active coin. Bullshit, 99% of the LTC trading volume are just back and forth altcoin/shitcoin-trades at the many exchanges. No one is using LTC for E-Commerce.
No one is denying that LTC can stay some years as #1 shitcoin trading token/base currency. They dont understand that people say: "LTC is dead" because LTCs orginal ideas/goals/concept are (pretty obvious) dead today/unreachable. LTC won't become an major mainstream E-Commerce crypto, being the MasterCard to Bitcoins VISA or Pepsi to Coke. Doesnt happen, the dream Coblee and the early adopters/miners sold to the bagholders is over. In this way LTC *IS* dead, no matter if it stays as niche crypto around some years.
LTCers have no right anyway to complain now about others declairing their project dead. They did it 100.000.000 themselves, e.g. vs DOGE or VERT. They now eat their own medicine.
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How to compile under OS X. 1.) ./autogen.sh 2.) ./configure CFLAGS="-march=native -mno-avx" 3.) edit Makefile, search string "-fuse-linker-plugin", delete this string/option from the "AM_CFLAGS" setting (e.g. "AM_CFLAGS = -Ofast -flto -fuse-linker-plugin -funroll-loops \" becomes "AM_CFLAGS = -Ofast -flto -funroll-loops \") 4.) make 5.)  6.) mine monero, take money, get bitches 7.) profit!
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So many genius noobs. That's when you know the Shibes have finally moved on from DRK to Monero. Hype machine part 3! ByteCoin + duckNote > Monero IMO (pussies)  Thanks for informing us. You convinced me to switch from Monero to ByteCoin + duckNote! I feel already much better now. |
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Is any of you hedging your XMR with BBR? It looks undervalued compared to XMR and volume on Poloniex is quite decent for a couple of days now.
There are reasons for this under-valuation: - looks to me like only one dev (crypto_zoidberg) - underground GPU miners exist, that are not avaible to public (because of different hashing algo) - name is stupid - no hype/momentum/traction around it currently Nevertheless, still the one of the best CN alternatives, if not the best vs. Monero. (Most people only consider XMR, BCN and BBR as legit CN coins, some exclude BCN.) |
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