First, there is no deadline, it is just until spots are filled. All tiers are still open.
We are verifying by requiring investors to create a special GB address, and then sending all loyalty program coins to that address. We are recording all this, and will verify the addresses once every 5 days. If anyone moved coins out of the wallet, they will be contacted, and could potentially be removed.
As you said, coins must remain in wallet for at least 75 days to officially be in the program. From then on, the rewards will occur monthly, and coins must continue staking each month.
Each person is limited to one spot in one tier.
The latter verified by an IP check or some other method? What is to stop someone from making ten 3rd tier accounts after the first two tiers get filled up? I'm a bit confused by the company percentage thing too. If a person gets .1% of greenbacks, inc. (or whatever it is called), and then drops out of the tier, what happens to their share? If the company ever became worth real money, how is that percentage even verified or proven? If it was like a stock percentage, whomever owns it, owns it... not like it'd be taken away later on due to some wallet staking rule. |
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I just now got around to looking over their loyalty program agreement thingy and have some questions for the devs.
What is the deadline to sign up by? And is the third tier unlimited time-wise? Meaning can we sign up a month from now or even several months from now? Of course for the first two tiers, once they get filled, it'd be too late to then sign up for them.
But how are you verifying folks keep the coins in their wallets? Automated block chain check or something similar? What happens if someone 'drops out' at a certain point? And I assume the 75 days is a min. time to receive rewards, but to remain in the program, they still need to keep the coins in their wallet past that date?
Do you care if a person signs up for more than one program? Any limits per household?
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It's a whale desperately trying to push the books lower for more GB. I bought 53k at 1770 and pissed them off they imediatly dumped down to 1500 trying to incite panic. It's not working so well... this coin is a 5k coin min. I hodl.
Grr... and idiot me pulled his 1503 order figuring it wouldn't get hit. |
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Alright, who did it? Who took a steaming dump on Bittrex?
I'd be strangely amused if this mini-dump was due to someone forgetting their firewall was blocking the new wallet. Also alarmed if people are that skittish. If it is because of this reason to sell, that really is too ignorant, stupid More likely it was coincidence or some people subscribing to the idiotic 'buy on rumor, sell on news' philosophy, even when it makes no sense at all. And it makes especially little sense when you consider the newer and better wallet is due like 3 days from now. |
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Alright, who did it? Who took a steaming dump on Bittrex?
I'd be strangely amused if this mini-dump was due to someone forgetting their firewall was blocking the new wallet. Also alarmed if people are that skittish. |
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I just wanted to secure that for long term growth and we do have some coins left over to play with and take profits too.. Aim is to invest in a few promising coins for the long haul and some passive income whilst also day trading..
Yeah, that's fine, I just wanted to make the point some coins should be used for trading too. It's not a bad idea to trade enough coins to make your investment free, or in profit even... then just sit on longterm coins. No way to lose then. If I wasn't an idiot and put more into the greenbacks ico, I might do the loyalty program too. But it'd take up too many of my coins right now to do so. |
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Any new exchange? I wanna finally dump it and forget.
After you guys do the coin reduction thing, I suggest you look at getting on the XMR market on Poloniex. Even though you guys always wanted to be traded against btc, at least it's a real exchange. |
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Just don't be afraid to take some profit from greenbacks, as well.
You know I have a little over there too, enough for 2nd tier if I so wish, but keep in mind profit from trading may be greater than their rewards setup. I'm not saying it's a bad idea to be in their loyalty program, but I wouldn't trade off profits (or at least recouping one's investment) over rewards. As of right now, we don't have a way to even assess what those rewards pts are worth.
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Look what crypto has come to. people now demanding to see peoples id. Ffs trust the guy or dont simples. did satoshi show his face? Did he Fook. For good reasons. rewards come at a cost of risk. werenot far off letting established companies create these coins now thats whats gonna happen. every time you ask for id it become the normal thing to do. A step closer to centralisation again.
GB dont show your id to any of these fools. stay anon aslong as possible. Ignore the children who discovered btc this year
ID isn't enough. I want fingerprints and blood tests. Perhaps DNA samples too. The Coinssource trust rating should be enough, which is more than like 99% of the coins out there provide. I have a feeling that most folks aren't even aware of what the trust rating entails. I actually thought it was too stringent in some ways, asking for a driver's license/ID, back in the old thread where they first discussed the program. |
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Jesus, where do these guys come from? We have a launched coin with a wallet, new source and proof system never before seen it functions as described, and we already recieved fund and are still here. Where is the scam part exactly?
It's pretty obvious. Some guy who worked in some capacity on silkcoin was responsible for scamming people because the lead dev bailed. I don't quite connect the dots as to how working on a coin by providing fonts, or whatever he did, equals causing a lead dev to bail... but they must have been pretty bad fonts/graphic design to cause so much headache. And since he posted in this thread, and the wallet and website here also uses fonts ... any fonts at all ... there must be a connection. It's evident to almost everyone. It also helps if you live in a lunatic asylum. |
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Hey Crypti boys we have a clear link well many between Wulfcastle and Shimal but the one ai love is the direct link with Shimal to a project with his name on with the same text as Crypti. HILARIOUS!! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=757752.msg8543718#msg8543718100 Wulfcastle is a scammer....now is he involved in Crypti? Your answer will decide if the coin has a chance. You are aware his involvement is an investor, not as a developer, correct? I believe he even complained to the devs about some stuff and had problems getting his node to work. Typically if someone is involved with a coin on a dev level, they wouldn't complain to themselves... or have problems figuring out some basic stuff, like forging. |
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Well I think it is a good chance for dev to show people who you really are Who are the guys behind the dev (Just like what the VRC dev did)etc ...
http://www.coinssource.com/trust-index/They've been identified already, which required a valid id + they provided their mailing address. |
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You guys all flaming FUD, instead of using it as potential profit. I almost trippled my btc investment, and still holding almost same number of coins i start with. Just following the FUD... I never write in this topic cause im not FUD guy..But if you cant stop it why dont use it ? After all, its still part of crypto world, like it or not. At the end, this coin is seriously good, i think this price is only begining so hold if you want profit, buy if you can, follow whales if you want risk, but never, never panic sell cause you will only help whales and FUDders  Yeah, there are certainly ways to profit from fud. Just when it's completely moronic fud, it's hard to even fathom how it works to begin with. And to truly profit from it, you need to believe it'll work, sell off your coins, and hope it goes down low enough to make the whole thing worth doing. Which is why it occurs most of the time in the first place. |
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What happened here? Why is everyone being silly and dumping? This is so retarded. Such a good coin and fudsters got nothing better to do. DEV I sent you email re loyalty program as I cannot for some reason download the pdf, tried many times says error retrying but gets stuck..Want to join asap.  Hi! was having same problem , dev helped me , seems he is not around here at this time send me your email in PM , i will send you the file No offense, but I would never trust anyone here enough to download a random file they sent me. Just wait for the real one. |
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dev make a picture from your face and let see your not fake im not fudding i hold strong i believe i believe i believe haha 200+ I'm pretty sure he has a face and is a real human... reasonably sure, anyway. I think people forget the pod/coinssource trust rating here sometimes. Or it's easier to spread fud by forgetting it, or somehow misreading a calendar. People can be so strange here at times. |
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I wish we bought 5 btc worth in ico we only bought 1.5 btc but still is better than nothing and that's at least 1% to baghold..
I would be delighted if I put 1.5 into the ico. I just threw in some spare btc (.28) I had lying about on an exchange that I didn't know what to do with. Although I did put a bit more in afterwards while it was still somewhat lower priced. |
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Good to know good to know....
Should we try bter?
Bter isn't always that easy to get on, but I'd just let the volume speak for itself for now. Other exchanges will come knocking on the door eventually. |
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dumping at trex right now
Dumping....lol...its time to get on the boat... just voted GB on Mintpal #461, You all should do the same Mintpal will stop taking voted coins on Sept. 1st... there is no point to voting for it now. |
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Just posting my details for payouts -- Last month: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=665860.msg8039641#msg8039641Name: poornamelessme
Posts: 1443
Activity: 210
Position: Full Member Current stats: Posts: 1843 Activity: 238 Position: Full Member So an even 400 posts. As usual, I didn't go through every single post to count up how many sentences I used, but if you look through my history you'll see that if there are any short posts, my long ones certainly should make up for it. SRCC address: SVDoSeUvqTfLHSima8zRRPeKTcbyhSDMNK ---------- For next month, have you considered revising payouts at all? Instead of being so hero-centric, maybe something like this would work better? 1) JR Member - 6 SRCC per post 2) Member - 8 SRCC per post 3) Full Member - 15 SRCC per post 4) Senior Member - 30 SRCC per Post 5) Hero - 60 SRCC per post Same amount of coins you currently assign, just distributed better across all rankings. |
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1000 BTC in one year certainly would be a tall order. That whale guy trader of yours better do a good job if that is your actual target.
Have you considered putting aside part of the ipo btc into more liquid assets, or something outside of the crypto realm? Just in case things go horribly wrong, those funds would then be relatively safe.
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