u dont understand. they taking scrypt, combining namecoin, then adding on that. that deserves a premine. they improving it

Lol, you clearly dont know me and didnt take the time to look at my posting history. I have never fudded or trolled! I only posted something here that i noticed and in this case it was about xst.

Based on your postings i can assume you have a stake in xst and are only calling me a troll because you dont like my post as it can hurt your investment.

You can find out more about Zerovert from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=846471.0


How to use Zerocoin


1. Create MINT Zerocoin with Mint Zerocoin button
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2. You will see MINT Tx in Transaction tab
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3. Waiting until at least 8 confirmations for the MINT Tx
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4. Go to Zerocoin tab, then click Spend Zerocoin button
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5. You will see result that the MINT Zerocoin changes from New to Used
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6. Wait for a confirmation for the SPEND Tx
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7. Selected "Settings" > "Options"
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8. Selected "Display" tab > Enable "Display Coin Control features (expertes only!)"
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9. Click "Send" tab, selected "Inputs..."
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10. Selected Coin that you got from SPEND Tx, then click "OK"
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11. You will see Send tab, like the below picture, now you can send coin without trace.
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Anyone know who has been buying XRP and why?  The price has been on quite a tear lately.

BBR has a worse name tho 

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ethercoin-raises-fundamental-questions-trust-altcoin-developers/

Ethercoin is dead.

I dont see FindYouCoin as a scam seeings how the developer isnt looking for instant monetary gains like most dev's now with ICO/IPO's and premining.

+1 FYC is at least a step in the right direction...The best method to preventing scamcoins tho is simple if they make it impossible for a coin dev to make any profit off their coin within the first 2 years of its inception..Premined, IPO/ICO should all be taboo phrases remember the BTC dev and community didnt need money to start BTC..It's getting rather crazy and eventually all these scam coins like superior coin will be the death of crypto..And lastly people need to understand stuff like TOR,i2p and "darknet" are all useless gimmick's. A wallet that uses TOR or i2p is just redundant people will go thru the trouble of configuring and syncing a wallet with TOR then open google chrome with no protection what so ever effectively bypassing all the security TOR added to their wallet.

In my opinion it's rather impossible.

It's free market and decentralised world with its beautiful advantages and unfortuantely disadvantages like scam coins.
Just be carefull and don't trust anybody.

In my opinion there is relatively easy way and I commented it in other thread. That way is called "Altcoin police" (or name it as you wish). This can be group of respected and long time members of the forum which will act like CryptoAsian's PoD (who proved that is not always working). They can also review the code for malware and only then you can announce launching of new coin (otherwise thread will be deleted by mods). There is also a way for them to be rewarded. The dev/s of the coin can paid them in BTC (let's say 1 BTC for 10 people from the "police") from their "pocket" or gathered with small ICO.

Ok kids, listen up.

Read this fucking book.  I said, READ THIS FUCKING BOOK!!!  Then understand numbers, not perform arithmetic, Understand Numbers!!!  This is a game and numbers determine, represent, run it, just like everywhere else.

"Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds"

First published in 1842.  Free via Gutenberg Archive.  Get it.  Read it.  It's got nice pictures.  Read the first chapter TONIGHT!!!

THE MISSISSIPPI SCHEME.

John Law; his birth and youthful career—Duel between Law and Wilson—Law’s escape from the King’s Bench—The “Land-bank”—Law’s gambling propensities on the continent, and acquaintance with the Duke of Orleans—State of France after the reign of Louis XIV.—Paper money instituted in that country by Law—Enthusiasm of the French people at the Mississippi Scheme—Marshal Villars—Stratagems employed and bribes given for an interview with Law—Great fluctuations in Mississippi stock—Dreadful murders (kewl!)—Law created comptroller-general of finances—Great sale for all kinds of ornaments in Paris—Financial difficulties commence—Men sent out to work the mines on the Mississippi, as a blind—Payment stopped at the bank—Law dismissed from the ministry—Payments made in specie—Law and the Regent satirised in song—Dreadful crisis of the Mississippi Scheme—Law, almost a ruined man, flies to Venice—Death of the Regent—Law obliged to resort again to gambling—His death at Venice

You see what you got here?  You've got the first book on mass psychology... ever... and it starts with a chapter on the introduction of paper money in France.  Seriously, when I got into this scene I started asking people and I could not believe that only two people I ran into had ever heard of it.  Now I'm sure that everyone here has probably read a shit-ton of manuals and texts, but just going by the numbers, and remember it is ALL numbers, most here haven't really read all that much.  I'm serious.  You may think you do, you have, and a fraction of you actually have, but I've been reading everything about everything for over 40 years.  Do the math.  Now if I say that this is the most important book you have to read, NOW, it is, and you should.  I've earned my P.o.A.A.  (Proof of Arrogant Asshole)

It's late, I'm tired, but I'll be back tomorrow with more and I'll continue to do so until you really KNOW what the hell is going on here.

If you can't read those twenty pages of fucked up madness by tomorrow, well god that's wimpy.

"Law was now at the zenith of his prosperity, and the people were rapidly approaching the zenith of their infatuation. The highest and the lowest classes were alike filled with a vision of boundless wealth. There was not a person of note among the aristocracy, with the exception of the Duke of St. Simon and Marshal Villars, who was not engaged in buying or selling stock. People of every age and sex and condition in life speculated in the rise and fall of the Mississippi bonds. The Rue de Quincampoix was the grand resort of the jobbers, and it being a narrow, inconvenient street, accidents continually occurred in it, from the tremendous pressure of the crowd. Houses in it, worth, in ordinary times, a thousand livres of yearly rent, yielded as much as twelve or sixteen thousand. A cobbler, who had a stall in it, gained about two hundred livres a day by letting it out, and furnishing writing materials to brokers and their clients. The story goes, that a hunchbacked man who stood in the street gained considerable sums by lending his hump as a writing-desk to the eager speculators! The great concourse of persons who assembled to do business brought a still greater concourse of spectators. These again drew all the thieves and immoral characters of Paris to the spot, and constant riots and disturbances took place. At nightfall, it was often found necessary to send a troop of soldiers to clear the street."

(Most of) you aren't stupid, you're just ignorant.  There are a hell of a lot of "smart" people who aren't, they're just knowledgeable.  This is just some of what I've bothered to keep over the years.  I've also got the silo out back.

Read The Damn Book!!!