Less than one $million market cap, coins go at 2 cents / 150 satoshi a piece, and been rising slowly but steadily the last 7 days.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/ICN/BTC#7D 200 sat area broken, only 120k coins or 0.35 BTC worth left below 300 sat. Marketcap only 70 BTC this could be a fast and easy 10x.  And now 300 sat broken. Seems quietly rising still, not in parabolic phase yet. |
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IOTA is building a superhero team for the problems of tomorrow.
46 great minds (so far) are building our future. That's important!
Could one of them please say something about when will the reclaims continue? |
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Yeah never had problems with yobit, lately it's a bit slow as I imagine is every exchange now when the crypto boom is bringing in thousands of new users every day.
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Less than one $million market cap, coins go at 2 cents / 150 satoshi a piece, and been rising slowly but steadily the last 7 days.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/ICN/BTC#7D200 sat area broken, only 120k coins or 0.35 BTC worth left below 300 sat. Marketcap only 70 BTC this could be a fast and easy 10x. |
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Are the KYC addresses listed in the blogpost ( https://blog.iota.org/claims-and-reclaims-finalization-e692844c505a) the old addresses of the old seeds or the new addresses of the new seeds where the foundation should send the tokens in this reclaim process? This is important to know because afaik there's no way to know what your old addresses with the old seeds were anymore unless you for some reason had written them down somewhere. The old (reused) addresses. Afaik you can check them with your old seed (history -> addresses), you might have to generate and attach a few because of the snapshot that happened in October. No you can't, because the algorithm that generates the addresses has changed. So if you log in with the old seed, you won't be generating the same addresses you previously had. IOTA Foundation, please release a list with the NEW addresses as you have those as well, so people can actually check if they are on the list or not.Please? |
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Are the KYC addresses listed in the blogpost ( https://blog.iota.org/claims-and-reclaims-finalization-e692844c505a) the old addresses of the old seeds or the new addresses of the new seeds where the foundation should send the tokens in this reclaim process? This is important to know because afaik there's no way to know what your old addresses with the old seeds were anymore unless you for some reason had written them down somewhere. The old (reused) addresses. Afaik you can check them with your old seed (history -> addresses), you might have to generate and attach a few because of the snapshot that happened in October. No you can't, because the algorithm that generates the addresses has changed. So if you log in with the old seed, you won't be generating the same addresses you previously had. IOTA Foundation, please release a list with the NEW addresses as you have those as well, so people can actually check if they are on the list or not. |
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Are the KYC addresses listed in the blogpost ( https://blog.iota.org/claims-and-reclaims-finalization-e692844c505a) the old addresses of the old seeds or the new addresses of the new seeds where the foundation should send the tokens in this reclaim process? This is important to know because afaik there's no way to know what your old addresses with the old seeds were anymore unless you for some reason had written them down somewhere. |
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If multiple people have reclaimed the same seed, how do they even contact those people?
What if someone has reclaimed my seed and they manage to contact that person and that person provides KYC info because it would happen to be a good amount of money for them and worth the risk?
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Listen Bittrex faggots, you have one chance to restore your reputation in the cryptocurrency movement and come out of this as heroes.
Enable withdrawals for everyone with no limits, and dissolve your exchange business. When the guv thugs come asking claim it was a bug in the software, shit happens.
Otherwise be ready to be sorry for the rest of your lives.
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If someone could post what he said, we can debunk this very quickly.
Ethereum's POC is not turing complete as promised. It is non turing complete. The following class of algorithms catastrophically exploits their mining: probabilistic polynomial run time algorithmsYou may know a common example of these algorithms as prime factorization using random inputs to determine the prime factorization of a number, although there are other examples. The reason this works is because the uploader may know which random number solves the prime factorization. You may read about these algorithms here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PP_(complexity) An example of an exploiting contract is this: Prime factor a number X by guessing and checking randomly through numbers less than X This works. All you do is multiply prime numbers together to get a larger number, then ask the network to randomly factor the larger number. You already have the answer. Ethereum is worth NOTHING.
Think about it the whole network has to solve a huge cryptgraphic riddle that you already have the answer to. They're saying " oh ya but you would have to solve the huge riddle first!" That's complete BS. All you have to do is multiply a bunch of random small primes together, for example:
7*3 = 21
then host the contract: randomly factor the number 21 into primes. You have the answer already and you post your proof:
"hey i randomly guessed the numbers 3*7 = 21 first and here's my proof while the other miners do this
21/2 = ?
21/4 = ?
21/6= ?
21/3 = 7 oh okay i solved in 4 easy steps but the author solved in 1 step only.
Now try for this number 777777777777777777.
The price is 0 its a 100% catastrophic and unpatchable exploit.
Now try for this number 777777777777777777.
The price is 0 its a 100% catastrophic and unpatchable exploit.
again solved in only 1 step instead of 1000s or millions of steps. FUD I am the biggest expert in crypto currency. It's not an error in the code it's an error in the mathematics. Ethereum can only run non probabilistic algorithms.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BIGGER EXPERT THEN WHY DO THEIR INVESTORS KEEP KILL SWITCHING ME?!
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The filing now has a hard deadline of 13th July...after which I can reveal all about the ledger / consensus tech we have developed.
What happen? |
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All this appears to be a very far-fetched scenario and would very noticeable as the transaction volume spikes up.
Would you notice right now, if for example there was 1 real transaction per block (as probably is likely given the close-to-zero adoption of Monero) and 4 Sybil transactions? The scenario basically is that the government takes over Monero mining, doing massive number of fake transactions and big data analytics and it's game over. That goes for every crypto right.
They can purchase the data needed when they need it. Someone else can do the mining and Sybil transactions for profit. Analytics could be done for every crypto (except for Zcash) yes, but it would be especially attractive to do that on a crypto where its users think they are anonymous. Is it me or is the recent news of WannaCry where every researcher and blockchain analyst said Monero is completely anonymous, it's blockchain is opaque and we can't trace anything resulted in a strategy from FBI, NSA coming up with a strategy to FUD on Monero so it doesn't gain adoption?
If you had a honeypot, would you say it was or wasn't? |
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Some huge buys at https://yobit.net/en/trade/ICN/BTC what's up?  There's been some huge profits (like 100x and 1000x - ChainCoin and ExclusiveCoin for example) lately with older coins where the dev team has woken up from hiatus and a big portion of the coins have been lost. Maybe iCoin could be next?  Might not be that bad of an idea to get 0.1 BTC worth now for the odd chance it does go 100x+. |
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What would be your top picks?
* No pre-mine * Super secure hashing 9 rounds of hashing from 6 hashing functions (blake, bmw, groestl, jh, keccak, skein) 3 rounds apply a random hashing function * CPU / GPU mining * Quick block generation: 30 seconds * 2048 QRK per block (halving every 60480 blocks ~ 3 weeks) * Block reward will never drop below 1 QRK * Total of 247 million QRK will be mined in ~ 6 months, after that ~ 1 million QRK p.a. (~ 0.5% p.a inflation) * Difficulty re-targets every 20 blocks (maximum 10% up or 50% down) * Bill Still endorsement |
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Is it Bittrex insiders buying before listing? Or what's happening?
Why would they do that lol? once it's coming into bittrex price will drop fast.. Think you got it backwards man. |
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