Spoetnik, what do you think of Supernet? Blocknet's supposed rival...
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I heard if you buy 10k Dash Evan will buy you a brand NEW CAR!!!!
A Lambo I presume?
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In before this becomes a Monero marketing thread.
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Not working for Monero at the moment though. Lol. Judging from their comments at XMR speculation thread. Some people might still be holding buying at .0030 - .0040 during the last run up months ago. They get butthurt when you mention XMR being lame at the exchanges at present. I hope that changes soon for their sakes.
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firstly an audit is just throwing more money down the drain..
instead just grab all the bitcoin and fiat the foundation has and declare the past the past..
next... this is important. 1.stop with the lame circle jerking meetings that provide no fruits of labour. by this i mean there is no point asking a group of 2 dozen people to get together, paying travel accomodation, food and catering. just to talk about something that can be done via skype
2. dont waste weeks or months giving people fancy name badges and titles.. just throw them a github, lighthouse, a skype username and tell them to go do something
3. paid memberships should be removed.. making it free to be a member. then anyone can submit a project and have collaboration and support just by talking to each other and if they want funding.. members can crowdsource them directly, (voting with bitcoin) that way the more votes they get then obviously the more bitcoin they get as its one in the same. that way members know exactly where their funds are going to because they are the ones giving it (think lighthouse)
4. the foundation should be more of a directory, business listing, resource repository, which is the main go-to-place, not some 'Governor' making orders.. but where things happen and no actual need of 'board members'(office dwelling pen pushers).
Franky for pres!
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I'm all for it. But why make negative comments then retract them? It solidifies the fact that Ethereum could be the future and everyone wants a piece of it.
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Lol a that. Then maybe you guys should get creative when making a thread. Start the first post with a newbie accoint asking... "What Crypto project do you think will make it in 2016?"
Then proceed by replying in your real account with the Emunie materials.
That's what the scam coins do and their threads don't get deleted.
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Nope. Huobi lead the correction, once again, as fucking usual. The fact that Huobi normally trades at a premium to the USD exchanges is also not unusual, and is not a sign of manipulators on USD exchanges trying to drag Bitcoin down.
Huobi did not lead the correction, this is bullshit. I sat there and watched it the entire time. Huobi stayed at $430 and didn't budge an inch while Finex was all the way down to $423 or so, then finally caved in later. China pumpers were trying to go up still while Finex shorters trying to manipulate down to not get their shorts massacred. That's why the prices are all screwed up on every exchange today with even BTC-E leading. Watch BTC/CNY across all the big exchanges. That's where the volume is. That's where the driver/s is/are. And probably there's a couple of clever, conniving individuals shorting the BTC/USD market while dumping/taking profit at the BTC/CNY market. That could be "Duk", your Vietnamese over leveraged moron trying to lose his shirt again. Neat huh?
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Go look at altcoin services discussion. It could be there.
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People in the Ethereum community seem to be hesitant with this. They view it as "questionable" and "scammy". And do not want to support it because it could give Ethereum a bad name.
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Yes this is a buy! Everyone buy!
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LOL. Ethereum and Dogecoindark shouldn't be in one sentence. You just had to sneak Dogecoindark in there with Ethereum to make it look legit... You just had to...
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I guess this cements the fact that Ethereum could be the future then?
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Is this correct, or have I been misled?
If it is correct , did Evan Duffield ever explain why, the release time was moved?
Yes, this is correct. And no, he never explained the early launch. I'm just trying to think through what might happen if Dash ever tried to become well known or widely used. I imagine if it ever started to become widely used Evan would have to explain what went on If you are trying to think this through, maybe it would help to actually read his account of events here: https://dashdot.io/alpha/?page_id=118Why should anyone take what Evan says as truth when he has been caught lying several times? Because we the crowd are stupid. I can see Evan laughing at this comment.
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It's very fast! I suggest buying in right now!
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Why did Even Dunfield had to ninja mine it?
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I was being sarcastic. When someone starts these threads the bagholding shills always come with their junk.
Sorry tokeweed, I didn't realise that you were being sarcastic. BTW are you bagholding BBQ? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Huh? You retarded? Yes I am retarded ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) so you expect others to get your sarcasm but you don't get theirs? Huh? You trying to look smart then? Cool story bro.
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I think bitcoin won't be replaced, but rather people will turn to other coins to fulfill their needs where bitcoin fails. For example coins that will be pegged to fiat (likely backed by major financial institutions) could become the norm for use in everyday life. Projects like BitCredit could take up things like p2p lending and others will find uses as well.
Oh I am very interested in BitCredit! Can you post a link? Is it an altcoin? I want to buy a lot so I can become trillionaores.
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I guess the Bytemeister finally found an angle and could profit from the Ethereum craze huh? Hahaha.. Next time it's better not to comment.
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