...purely by the choice of Satan (or luck?).
You are starting to lose it... I hope you know how to calculate probabilities. Estimate the probability that my post is 666th reply (post #667) presuming I made no attempt whatsoever for it to be?  via Imgflip Meme GeneratorIs that all you can write about given all the other points I made?
No, I have to add this "...suddenly I am censored." prove it or f@ck off. Cat bite your brain?
No, it was a squirrel. I have readjusted my appraisal of who you are.
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...purely by the choice of Satan (or luck?).
You are starting to lose it... |
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a sophisticated scammer like Dan
I didn't know that you would go this far, sladering your superior doesn't earn you any credibility points. It's nice to know though that a combination of jealously and ego motivates your FUD/nonsense campaing. Now that you told me your opinion about Dan and we are in the name calling process, let me tell you mine about you, an intelligent fool you are, nothing more. chryspano, if you would like to have video or Slack debate about DPoS, let’s do it! Stop hiding behind personal attacks please.
Cut the crap and go find Dan at the eos telegram, he is often there answering questions. |
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Disclaimer: IANAL. This is not legal advice nor advice of any form. This is my n00b+kook opinion only.
In other words this is plain BS! You are running around every DPoS thread like a headless chicken spewing out your nonsense. While you spend your time acting like a child Dan is building his 3rd big project, all you are doing is running in the shadow of Devs that have already DELIVERED and you are just trying to steal some of their glory, that's all you can do. Built something of value yourself or F@ck off! And for gods sake read this book https://www.amazon.com/Ego-Enemy-Ryan-Holiday/dp/1591847818 |
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The price will continue to fall because of inflation. I dont' think many of you are seasoned with investing. Its based on the law of supply and demand. They are pumping the ico out for a year until it reaches a billion coins. The price has a lot further to fall then this. Its only around 400m coins right now. Best time to buy is around may or june with the ico finally ends and they stop pumping coins into the market.
It seems that lots of people are expresing similar opinions, it would be intresting to watch what will happen to the price when all those folks start buying all at once when the price is "lower" |
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Hey guys is it better to buy EOS on exchanges or through the ICO? What is cheaper?
They're about the same price. I you want to buy from the ICO, take a look at the current price here: https://eosscan.io/ , but you need to wait until the last minute before the ICO round closes to determine what the price you pay will be. I'm waiting a few more months to buy. The increasing supply of EOS tokens is depressing the price and it may be half the current price later. EOS exchange price is $0.60 vs ICO $0.20, so looks like ICO is much cheaper option or I'm missing something here? The $0.20 value keeps rising as more people are participating through the day, it reaches its peak and final value at the end of the daily period. |
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Bittrex is complaining about the Bitshares source code has been hacked and which is not recoverable. That's why they are delisting from Bittrex, but I think bit shares is one of the best company why they are facing the problem. Maybe they need to recover it as soon as possible.
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Lol, are you on drugs?
What exactly are you claiming is not true? Your "reasoning" skills... He only mentioned Steemit, but based on his text, he is implying that Steem is centralized also. Thus by implication DPoS is centralized.
If you are after any noobs in the forum you may have some luck. |
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Where is DPoS mentioned in the link you provided? with a quick glance at it I could only see steemit mentioned, and there is a huge diference between steemit and STEEM, as there is also a huge diference between blockchain.info and btc. DPoS is far more decentralized that any PoW "coin" period. He only mentioned Steemit, but based on his text, he is implying that Steem is centralized also. Thus by implication DPoS is centralized. DPoS is centralized. I have a detailed document on that I will release along with the release of my disruption of Steem with my project. I offered you to get in but you ignored me. I do not know why you want to stay with inferior technology, but that is your prerogative. Lol, are you on drugs? |
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Where is DPoS mentioned in the link you provided? with a quick glance at it I could only see steemit mentioned, and there is a huge diference between steemit and STEEM, as there is also a huge diference between blockchain.info and btc. DPoS is far more decentralized that any PoW "coin" period. |
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Πόσο ισχυρός κωδικός πρόσβασης πρέπει να δώσω το πορτοφόλι μου?
Νομίζω πως η ερώτηση σου είναι offtopic, δώσε λίγο παραπάνω πληροφορίες σε πιο πορτοφόλι και το κωδικό ? Πολλά του ζητάς,  μέτρησα να έχει ποστάρει σε τουλάχιστον 8 διαφορετικές γλώσσες στο φόρουμ, δε θα στοιχημάτιζα ότι μιλάει οποιαδήποτε απο αυτές, εκτός απο τα κροατικά που πιθανόν να είναι η μητρική του. |
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Τελικά αρχιζω και καταλαβαίνω πως ο όρος αποκέντρωση υπάρχει μόνο στα χαρτια. Απο που να αρχίσω και που να τελειώσω... για σκαψιμο bitcoin μονο bitmain και ο κοσμάκης σκαει τα χιλιαρικα λες και είναι κουμπια για σκαψιμο λοιπων, καρτούλες που από 220 δολλαριάκα που τις είχα πάρει εγω σαν τον Ντεμάρ τώρα πουλιουνται 350 πλας Για άλλα νομισματα δεν αναφερομαι καν... Ποιοι (λίγοι) τα κονομανε... παλι τελικα  |
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Hey,
Is there any sites / topics where the price per EOS ICO period is being tracked/recorded? I notice EOS price on the markets has been on a long downward trend. It's a token I want to get into at some point but wondering what the typical token/$ rates are by taking part in the ICO periods vs just buying on exchange.
https://eosscan.io/Just scroll down until you see each indivindual period, keep in mind that this is not an official eos website. |
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Whereas, for an instamine or stealth proof-of-work mining launch where a significant portion of the money supply is mined over a very short period of time mostly by the developers group (and their insider friends), there’s no significant competition and thus the developers (and friends) mine the tokens at nearly zero cost (relatively speaking to the price they sell them for), and thus a very significant portion of the money supply has been effectively pre-mined at nearly zero cost by the developers who the investors’ expectation-of-profit depends on. Thus this is economically equivalent to an ICO and thus those tokens are effectively “ICO-issued” tokens under the Howey Test’s criteria. This is what transpired for Dash, Steem, and Bytecoin. In Bytecoin’s case, the stealth mine may have been over a long period of time, because afaik it was not publicly announced for up to year from the date of the genesis block.
My only "objection" is that I don't think there was an "instamine" or "stealth proof-of-work mining" in Steem, there was the [ANN] thread, and there was the code available for everyone. No matter how much easy the mining process could have been, there would always be some people that could not mine at all. If we make the claim that Steem was "premined" because people could not mine it if they didn't have a degree in IT then we can also make the claim that most coins are also "premined" because they require at least some basic IT knowledge, lets also not forget those that don't even own a pc, everything must seem "premined" to them. What I'm trying to say is... where do we draw the red line when we talk about "premine" based on how "difficult" is something to mine? Imo, it's too far fetched, that's all. |
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Where is the blog post stating this was a pre-planned scheme to raise money from investors to pay for development?
Here are hundrends of them https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0 I can't see how coins like Litecoin or anything else, falls under a different category, maybe the "Chinese guy" that launched/created Litecoin will get away because he didn't use any of his "premined" coins for development, lol or maybe because he kept the "development part" a secret, I'm sure they will ignore him!  In fact it doesn't even raise money for development. One of the big issues with BTC has always been how to pay for development.
That's only one "interpretation", my intepretation is that the btc development is paid by the success of btc and by those that buy btc. In the end of the day the only difference between Steem and every other crypto is that some miners believed in the project most than others and so they mined the most coins, they can do whatever they want with those coins, no exceptions. |
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Can't say I disagree. The famous blog post states intent to circumvent securities laws while achieving the same economic reality of raising funds by selling stake to investors seeking a return from success of the project. That's basically a roadmap for SEC prosecution. Whether the SEC chooses to prioritize this over hundreds of other such candidate token/ICO cases is unknown to me. I always felt that blog post was a strategic blunder (i.e. harmful admission) driven by ego ("Look how clever I am, I figured out how to skirt the law while achieving the same thing"). Just my uninformed and ignorant view, not legal advice. Then we can say the same about all the bitcoin miners too, imo. Every miner is selling stake to investors seeking a return from the success of the project(bitcoin) |
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