@Artruk,
After he sells off this $3.5 Million to $5.0 Million USD round of shares he could simply return everyone's current deposits as to not steal a single coin and shut the exchange down and walk away. The MCXfees are for shares of fees only and do not in anyway transfer ownership.
Why would he do that you ask?
Simple, really.
Right now Realsolid is an unknown "ghost", 100% anonymous with several million USD in BTC. No one knows where crypto as a whole is headed, will it grow or will the governments of the world outlaw it? who knows?
He also runs the risk of exposing his identity and the biggest reason of all, why bring the headaches on when you can walk away clean with millions.
Realsolid/Coinhunter is a very smart guy that rightfully practices self protection as a religion.
He'll vaporize in the coming weeks.
He has won, nothing really matters now.
~BCX~
C'mon Coinhunter at least for the sake of a victory lap, make a post here.
You've earned it, you have won. I admit it.
I don't think I can disagree. Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?
And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.
Well not a democracy since he remains the majority shareholder... Erik managed to walk away from S.DICE at substantial profit to himself and people who bought at IPO. All of these coins have a limited supply. Millions and billions is irrelevant. If you are talking dollars he needs only to wait now, operating an exchange be damned. I'm just saying, you don't stop when you're on a streak. It is much better to set yourself up for the future than it is to cash out full of faith. What if he could make his kids (if he has any) head of the company, with a board of directors (share holders) to advise them. I'm not saying it would be completely democratic. I'm saying it would work like a shareholder company. It really makes so much sense at this point, with all the fees being sold, and the plan to implement games into the sites structure to increase flow of coins, instead of just having them sit in wallets. If he is one to "leave after his goals are accomplished" then I would imagine he still wants to stick around for now. I'm just thinking this looks kind of like a stealth Ponzi. The stealth part being it doesn't pay as much as an actual ponzi. |
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@Artruk,
After he sells off this $3.5 Million to $5.0 Million USD round of shares he could simply return everyone's current deposits as to not steal a single coin and shut the exchange down and walk away. The MCXfees are for shares of fees only and do not in anyway transfer ownership.
Why would he do that you ask?
Simple, really.
Right now Realsolid is an unknown "ghost", 100% anonymous with several million USD in BTC. No one knows where crypto as a whole is headed, will it grow or will the governments of the world outlaw it? who knows?
He also runs the risk of exposing his identity and the biggest reason of all, why bring the headaches on when you can walk away clean with millions.
Realsolid/Coinhunter is a very smart guy that rightfully practices self protection as a religion.
He'll vaporize in the coming weeks.
He has won, nothing really matters now.
~BCX~
C'mon Coinhunter at least for the sake of a victory lap, make a post here.
You've earned it, you have won. I admit it.
I don't think I can disagree. Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?
And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.
Well not a democracy since he remains the majority shareholder... Erik managed to walk away from S.DICE at substantial profit to himself and people who bought at IPO. All of these coins have a limited supply. Millions and billions is irrelevant. If you are talking dollars he needs only to wait now, operating an exchange be damned. |
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I think if you stopped using Disqus and just used normal Wordpress comments on the blog, this discussion could start happening on your post. What's wrong with Disqus? The part where it wants an account. I mean disqus will let users use other logins, but it is a hassle. The default Wordpress solution of offering a Name, email, and url box seems like spam bait, but a blog operator only needs to get an Askimet API key once to avoid the comment spam deluge. Then there's the part where Disqus helps to facilitate cross domain web tracking, and is rather privacy unfriendly in ways beyond that. As a downside for you, they host your comments rather than you and you lose the comments on your content if they fail Disqus lets you post as a guess though, with a name and email...  Honestly I haven't seen what the disqus interface looks like in a long time since I've blocked it with NoScript because it is a tracking bug (I do the same with Google Analytics). I guess I cleared some things up. Yeah. Doesn't mean I'm unblocking Disqus's javascript though. Honestly I think the article would be stronger if you took an authoritative line criticizing RealSolid. I kind of want to heap a lot of RealSolid hate in the comment section, but for me and many others Disqus is a no-go. It would be like having Google Analytics on the trading pages of an exchange site. |
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Realsolid has made it to the finish line, it really doesn't matter what happens at this point, he has won and won big. There is simply no denying it. To the idiot that posted Realsolid is selling the exchange to users via MCXfee shares, you really need to educate yourself on what it is you bought. After the last shares are sold, I doubt we will hear very much from Realsolid, it won't be long before he sells the exchange and walks away incognito. At this point, there is absolutely no need to run with the BTC in the wallets as that would bring legions of people hunting for him as well possible legal action if found. A couple of years I stated that if he made it to where he is now, I would publicly say... "Well done Realsolid, Well Played" Today is that day  Well done Realsolid, Well Played!~BCX~ Kind of what I've been feeling reading up on RealSolid. I imagine things will happen a bit differently though. He's probably going to disappear, no news. Simply no one will hear from him. Then it may be months or more than a year later Mcxnow will go down for some reason. People shilling now will insist it much eventually come back up. The site stays down. His history dictates that when he reaches his goal, he just walks away and disappears. ~BCX~ Yup. I imagine he will let the exchange/ponzi run a while in his absence this time though. |
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I think if you stopped using Disqus and just used normal Wordpress comments on the blog, this discussion could start happening on your post. What's wrong with Disqus? The part where it wants an account. I mean disqus will let users use other logins, but it is a hassle. The default Wordpress solution of offering a Name, email, and url box seems like spam bait, but a blog operator only needs to get an Askimet API key once to avoid the comment spam deluge. Then there's the part where Disqus helps to facilitate cross domain web tracking, and is rather privacy unfriendly in ways beyond that. As a downside for you, they host your comments rather than you and you lose the comments on your content if they fail Disqus lets you post as a guess though, with a name and email... Honestly I haven't seen what the disqus interface looks like in a long time since I've blocked it with NoScript because it is a tracking bug (I do the same with Google Analytics). |
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I think if you stopped using Disqus and just used normal Wordpress comments on the blog, this discussion could start happening on your post. What's wrong with Disqus? The part where it wants an account. I mean disqus will let users use other logins, but it is a hassle. The default Wordpress solution of offering a Name, email, and url box seems like spam bait, but a blog operator only needs to get an Askimet API key once to avoid the comment spam deluge. Then there's the part where Disqus helps to facilitate cross domain web tracking, and is rather privacy unfriendly in ways beyond that. As a downside for you, they host your comments rather than you and you lose the comments on your content if they fail |
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@Korbman: Fair questions, I will work on an answer for you. I will take my time so that can I make sure it is correct.
I'll be honest here - the inability to answer straightforward "who are you" type questions, especially over the course of 5 business days and a weekend, is typically an early death knell for aspiring entrepreneurs.  Pretty much this. Especially when operating pseudonymously and without established reputation. |
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There is 3 growth vector :
-Simply increase the volume of trading. There is a lot of room left on some coins, like LTC and FTC.
-Gambling/gaming. This is next things to be added to the site
-Microcash : the next generation cryptocurrency. mcxNOW will be the principal exchange
On the downside there is a piece of shit operator with a habit of disappearing. |
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I think if you stopped using Disqus and just used normal Wordpress comments on the blog, this discussion could start happening on your post. |
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Realsolid has made it to the finish line, it really doesn't matter what happens at this point, he has won and won big. There is simply no denying it. To the idiot that posted Realsolid is selling the exchange to users via MCXfee shares, you really need to educate yourself on what it is you bought. After the last shares are sold, I doubt we will hear very much from Realsolid, it won't be long before he sells the exchange and walks away incognito. At this point, there is absolutely no need to run with the BTC in the wallets as that would bring legions of people hunting for him as well possible legal action if found. A couple of years I stated that if he made it to where he is now, "Well done Realsolid, Well Played" Today is that day Well done Realsolid, Well Played!~BCX~ Kind of what I've been feeling reading up on RealSolid. I imagine things will happen a bit differently though. He's probably going to disappear, no news. Simply no one will hear from him. Then it may be months or more than a year later Mcxnow will go down for some reason. People shilling now will insist it much eventually come back up. The site stays down. |
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Few months ago, mcxNOW sold 5000 share (5%) of the site revenue for 500BTC in less than an hour.
This week, they are trying to raise 18,000BTC! for the last 45,000 (45%) share. They're not trying to raise money, they're trying to cash out. The site is ready and operational, so it doesn't need to raise additional capital. It seems like it can't be anything other than a cash out. And already 6200 mcxFEE have been sold for 2500BTC in less than 2 hours. It's crazy. Yes, it's crazy. But not in a good way. It's a clever trick though, first release only a small number of shares to create scarcity, which drove up the price. Then offer a much larger batch that is slightly below the market price to make the offer look appealling, while simultaneously locking trade of the outstanding units to prevent the price from falling. It doesn't take much to imagine what the price will do once trading is unlocked again and thousands of new shares hit the field. Also, a valuation of 40,0000 BTC ($8M!) for yet-another-altcoin-exchange is completely insane. But congrats to RealSolid for finding a way to cash out bigtime. I imagine in a few months a lot of people will be cursing RealSolid's name when the exchange goes dark and he disappears yet again. |
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I thought of a better nick for myself. I am tired of the old one. I know I can just create a new account, but I feel like that is dishonest.
Maybe a process by which I publicly delete my account that I use right now. then after 10-15 days I can re-enter with another public notice, like a legal name-change, whereby I introduce the new handle as me, gogxmagog?
seems trivial, I know, but some people on this forum are so mean, nasty, maybe socio-pathic that I would be happier with a wiped slate and a fresh start as a new ID. honest, not trying to troll anybody. also, my new username I got is worth at least 15BTC and I'm dying to use it.
Post a GPG signed message from the account and a GPG signed message from the new account that both verify to the same public key? |
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Probably ought to make it be known resees got paid.
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Ooooh, so this is what you are doing, interesting, should learn from you  Seems more effective than what you are trying. |
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Well, the historical record and you own pain show trusting people you trust can be at least as painful. |
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We are now mining at 8 GH/s. Once again, I have access to about 2 TH/s and can have it mining in just a matter of hours. I will give a 15% deposit bonus to anyone who invests at least 1 BTC! so come on, lets do it!
How many usb slots are you using for that? A rather presumptuous question on your part, wouldn't you say? I have local access to chips on boards, all I have to do is go pay for them and get them plugged in and mining. It may be presumptuous on my part. I'd be worried though, because in the GPU/FPGA era 8 GH/s was near the lower bounds of what could be considered a mining farm. Mining at all is good, but what are you mining with? The not horribly priced Knc and Bitfury stuff or overpriced BFL and obsolete ASICMiner stuff. As you take investors you should probably offer this information. |
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Shill eh? Yeah I made a bad investment with Pirate. I paid a huge price for that. I also covered all of my debts and did not run away.
Shill for Garr? lol. Just cuz I am open about where I place my BTC does not mean you should do it too. I have never told anyone to invest in Garr. Yeah, I might lose everything I invested with him but that is my risk, not yours.
Also I had left smoothie alone for half a year. He jumped in on a different thread and started posting off topic stuff. To get to shut up in that thread I made this one. I really wish he would just put me on ignore, would be better for the whole community.
Thanks.
It is a start, but at least you are learning. I have been caught up in just about every scam out there. It sucks hard trust me. Eh, some people read more than others. Hell, some people even gamble better than others. You and smoothie both seem to love Litecoin. Maybe you can see a marriage counselor or divorce lawyer together? I thought we had an understanding where he would just leave me alone. He broke that today in this thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=313116.0He likes the attacks as you know. I would be fine if he would just stop but you know him. Of course, but... You have to understand that his reputation is rather clean other than that trolling business and you are still rebuilding. It could be worse. You could be Amir or Jay Shore. |
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We are now mining at 8 GH/s. Once again, I have access to about 2 TH/s and can have it mining in just a matter of hours. I will give a 15% deposit bonus to anyone who invests at least 1 BTC! so come on, lets do it!
How many usb slots are you using for that? |
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