Edited it. Also, in the one particular thing they are changing, they are still spelling "manditory"  They also added in one of my own commits from PayCon  https://github.com/PaycoinFoundation/paycoin/commit/dee9f830f5474f0da57b6dad230a4dc5b68a037cexcept they said they were going to give me some BTC and never did.... Basically the only two useful things they have added are already from things I've already done, like it's a godsend to be able to change the rewards.... They still have some 50-60 things to catch up on. There's a few changes that actually do things, one of the more recent ones sets a hard fork date for when the Prime Controller stake rate gets cut down. Most of them are just fluff though to make it look like stuff is happening. If you know what you are doing you don't want "fluff", it should be neat with as few commits as possible and everything grouped together. |
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Jason is also known as Master Yoshi, PaycoinGateway etc. He is not "some bit related to GAW".
I'm just trying to get this clear. GAW doesn't have control over paycoin.com, the Foundation does.
Ah right, sorry I get lost with all these random as brand names. I removed that part of my post. What does it even mean to "own a Prime Controller"? I thought those were only hard-coded public keys in the Paycoin source code, and whoever has the corresponding private key controls them. This means you cannot transfer control from A to B, except if both parties trust that A has deleted all his copies of the private key after sending it to B.
You can copy keys, but you can't ever take them away from someone. Exactly the same as physical ones, in this case you can clone a new key for the door but you can't ever change the lock in the door. Two or more people now have control of it, as nobody ever bothered to write the "voting" code or whatever it was supposed to do in the first place. If they "transfer" control you're just relying on the person who owned it previously not to use it anymore. Just a note on their Github.....
No commit they are doing actually does anything, it's all some spelling error fixes and Document fixes and the ironic part about it is that the solution to their change is what they took from PayCon, something I put in months ago, they did however miss something quite important in their changes.
manditory is also spelt as mandatory, they also changed a spelling of sucessfull to successfull
Could you remove the giant quote from your post? There's some incorrect stuff in there I edited out, I didn't realise paycoin.com wasn't owned by gaw (why the hell). There's a few changes that actually do things, one of the more recent ones sets a hard fork date for when the Prime Controller stake rate gets cut down. Most of them are just fluff though to make it look like stuff is happening. https://github.com/PaycoinFoundation/paycoin/commit/2abed74ac266b41675259c86d9ebc13448d62dbf+// Reset all primenode stakerates to 100% after the given date
+static const unsigned int RESET_PRIMERATES = 1428321600; // Mon, 06 Apr 2015 12:00:00 GMT http://paycoinfoundation.org/docs/PCAgreement_signed.pdf << you can see all the owners here that have signed (except Mr. Gonzo) 1 vote = 1 PC so it adds up Nathan Bass is one of the main devs hes the Inc3n3rator (something like that) on github along with Paycoindev which i think is matthew we dont know about outside investors. i dont think theres any that are not producing services.. like Mineral exchange has its own PC but we cant classify the owner as real outside investor edit: its a fresh breeze that they try to be transparent. anything Mr. Gorgonzola does is veiled in a thick smog that always backfires Wasn't Rashibh supposed to own some too? I could have sworn at one point it was claimed that all of them were bought by various people. Which post in particular? I'll be fine to remove the quote if you think it's incorrect. |
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No commit they are doing actually does anything, it's all some spelling error fixes and Document fixes and the ironic part about it is that the solution to their change is what they took from PayCon, something I put in months ago, they did however miss something quite important in their changes.
manditory is also spelt as mandatory, they also changed a spelling of successful to successfull
Besides the introduction of spelling errors, I think they also removed the "invalid checkpoint" message. Not by fixing the problem, but by making sure the error message is no longer visible. This new version is going to be awesome. I also see them giggling over git features in pull requests. "OMG rebasing is crazy haha"-style, like they've never written a line of code before. Pfft... We've got 87 commits of ALL things that actually matter https://github.com/Crestington/PayCon/commits/master?page=1Recently added sorting of transactions by date ranges (to keep track of Stake), Deleteaddress GUI, sorting of transactions by Weight and Age added to Coin control, adjustable return change addresses, Selectable Blocks through combo box, SplitBlock (split your Coins into numbers of Blocks), Coin control on RPC calls, Toggle theme's with new default theme, Multi-send along with a good cleanup. Just finishing up speed sync and litestake.    |
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Actually so. The paycoin.com domain hasn't moved or been altered since Feb this year, so before all this extra paycoin drama right? Homero is not claiming paycoin.com has been stolen right? So we can assume anybody using it's email addresses now is probably at least some bit related to GAW. Lets look at who is committing to the "stolen" github repo at https://github.com/PaycoinFoundation/paycoin/Just a note on their Github..... No commit they are doing actually does anything, it's all some spelling error fixes and Document fixes and the ironic part about it is that the solution to their change is what they took from PayCon, something I put in months ago, they did however miss something quite important in their changes. manditory is also spelt as mandatory, they also changed a spelling of sucessfull to successfull |
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 Hashtards are starting to find out that you can - somehow - store cryptocurrency in a local wallet. The hilarity never ends with these people. Too bad the local wallet is also broken  |
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It smells like Josh is behind this hack. The story that his wife woke him up at 4.30 am is ridiculous. He is now trying to discredit PayCoin Foundation take over their PCs.
Yes, thought the same. Nearly all what he said is weird. His wife.. I don't care. But all the other "informations", mainly the deleted post but also the whole context is really crazy. Agreed. Whenever Josh starts using legal or SEC as an excuse for doing (or not doing) something - he is just straight up lying.    |
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Now that Cryptsy is halted, they can't sell anything. If the market is halted for just a couple weeks, PayCoin is done because that is the last stream of income and there is still that $350,000 power bill. It's no wonder Josh pumped XPY so hard, trying to pay off all those bills with investor losses.
Edit: Common fact: The longer a market is halted for, the harder the crash when it is reopened.
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to continue that a bit: he is dissing CoinFire. im just wondering what his credentials are... random internet dude releasing stuff to back up a fraud  Well he wouldn't be able to crowd source for a lawyer anyways since hashtalkers all keep buying XPY so don't have any money left. |
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Fuck it, I think we should make our own movie once this is over, man the money we'd make!!
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I'm starting to worry how dull bitcointalk.org will be when this does finally grind to a halt.
This has been the greatest Crypto shit-show ever and is still the gift that keeps on giving. I have never consumed so much popcorn.
:standing slow clap:
For all the players in this epic farce, bravo to you!
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I was thinking the same thing! The most epic crash and burn ever witnessed in Crypto, what are we going to do when PayCoin finally bites the dust? Seems like every time it can't get any worse, it does and brilliantly. I admire the sheer scope of the drama, lawyering, internal struggles, hacks and total self-destruction of this show, I hope we all get a part in the movie. |
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yes crypsty froze it from above: "We have paused XPY Trading, Deposits and Withdrawals while we review recent developments" https://twitter.com/cryptsy/status/587168437790715904*******************
I have frozen the account associated with these transactions and forwarded the ticket to our customer security expert. Please send over any relevant information you have that proves these funds belonged to you and he will be following up with you shortly.
I am very sorry to hear about this unfortunate situation but am glad we were able to act quickly.
Mullick
Crypto Currency Manager can you smell Mr. Gonzo! it sounded too wide probably him doing this to discredit team xpy and gain control   And just when I thought this story couldn't deliver anymore.  |
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Damn Troy, even your sock puppets are Hero members now  I'm not Troy but flattered you think I am, I do development work on two Coins and everyone thinks we are the same person. |
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So lets say about 130k were dumped along with 30k volume blowback. Still 100k to go and that could drop it to 0.00005
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247,000 coins... yep, they fucked up. Or succeeded a lot more like. :S Seems like every day is a new nail in the coffin, strange how Josh went "dark" just before it happened. Can we get some timeline on this? |
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Fun fact, from high to low is a 99.2% loss in value, that makes a $50,000 investment now worth $400
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That's got to be some kind of record, 50% loss in 1 hour and 10 minutes.
All these dumps are making the $20 Coin that much harder.
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BitcoinWisdom is a little off, Cryptsy hit 0.000502 not 0.0005362
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Must be fun printing coins and dumping every day
Like rubbing a leprechaun and the fancy bricks it pops out. Some serious pumpage back up to ~.0007. Le bounce .. Dead cat bounce, you can catch some good returns if you are fast. I don't expect it to last too long, maybe even see another test of 0.0005. I bet the hashtalkers will be pissed, -55% in 2 hours. |
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Someone sold 100k down to 0.001 2 days ago, broke all the walls, then keeps making lower and lower highs. There has already been 2 tests of the 0.001 psychological wall in 2 days, if it breaks that concisely it will induce more panic selling, maybe down to 0.005? I haven't seen any good news on the horizon to say that it's going up any time soonTM
Jesus, I definitely called it. |
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