Offtopic - re: religion - the thing about religion is that people will follow it without proof of a higher power (usually god), but they rather have faith (believe) in what the religion teaches/practices.
It isn't really a religion I think it's more a dollar auction like thing when finally you make more and more bids no longer for profit, but for keeping the whole thing alive for a while and hoping that you can win the auction and decrease your losses. For example I took part in his signature champaign and kept his ad until the end of the agreed time. I have had increasingly bad feelings about the payment, but sometimes difficult to admit that I've made a bet on the wrong horse, and wasted weeks of time. So hope and cognitive dissonance together drove me into quite irrational decisions  . Actually this was a pretty good lesson for me. |
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Utter fucking bullshit. Spoetnik only hates altcoins that look successfull, or he hates all altcoins out of spite because he invested in some pretty fucking crappy altcoins years back(max).
AKA: Spoetnik is mad because all his altcoin investments havent worked out, and lost him money, so hes taking revenge on all new altcoins that come up. Complete idiot, in a few years he'll look back on this and regret wasting his life on a forum spreading lies and spamming the section with his crackhead posts/threads.
All in all, his trust rating pretty much speaks for itself.
Yes, I agree he hates scamcoins and the puppet masters behind those, who were indeed really successful with pumping their worthless shit with empty promises and then disappearing after dumping it on noobs. Interestingly I haven't seen him talking against established well maintained alts with active devs. So you mate talking rubbish. His trust rating speaks for itself indeed. It says he offended some guys around, but never ever scammed anyone. |
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Against XRP it isn't too difficult to gain traction . I'd wait until it gets back at least to the LTC market. They seem to have replaced the XPM market with XRP markets for all the cheap shit. They say buy at the bottom and sell at the top, so it's probably best to sell if it CENT ever hits the LTC market. I'd rather buy CENT now while it's still down there with all the cheap shit. To be honest I don't think it will ever climb back even to the LTC market. |
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Against XRP it isn't too difficult to gain traction . I'd wait until it gets back at least to the LTC market. |
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@OP
BS. Maybe sometimes he's a bit rough but he does a really great job on spotting and revealing scams.
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I wish if I would get only one bitcent every time when someone declaring "Altworld" dead... . A lottocoin cent or a bitcoin cent? Or maybe you are speaking about CENT (pennyes). Guy, I have like a million of them, if you want one everytime someone say " altworld dead" just let me know  Bitcent. Bitcoin cent -> 0.01 BTC. Thanks to good got rid of my CENTs long time ago . |
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I wish if I would get only one bitcent every time when someone declaring "Altworld" dead... . |
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Sorry mate, but someone just turning up out of the blue and asking 2.5 million USD with a very sketchy web site with zero content isn't something to take seriously.
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That's not true. It's just needs to be updated . BTW if you go through on the Genesis 1.1 - 1.26 you will get a sketchy summary of the last 10 billion years, with big bang, evolution, dinos and all the stuff . |
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Vod is right. At first you should prove that you (or your employer) really own that BTC what you claimed to have. Without any credibility ppl here will not support someone who can be a scammer and might looking for opinions to make that scam more attractive.
BTW 0.1 BTC as minimum is too much.
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Asking questions and making research isn't FUD. However silencing criticism and condemn those who are asking questions about a financial instrument is a fed flag for every sensible people around and most likely means that someone want to scam someone else . |
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So what's the biggest change with Lollipop?
A lot of new APIs, improved voice recognition ans a face lifted UI as I see. |
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ok im find pumpkin and wait for validate  Another pumpkin here BTW the site is really cool. |
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It is possible and I acknowledge that but why would you put $10000 to earn .4% interest when current savings accounts are atleast 1.2 % and other financial tools are even higher yet. It is possible, but I am betting that someone walking around with $10000 will 1.) spend it 2.) put it in the bank . The punchline with this is that 1.) Merchants save ALOT of money. 2.) Consumers will be able to accrue interest on their "spending money" and will have a safer way to carry it around. Read this http://www.mcx.com/ and then remove Fortune 500 club exclusivity from it, along with privacy concerns, and add .4% interest for consumers. BOOM!! 0.4% monthly interest is 4.8% per year and it's tax free for any amount of money . I agree, ppl can make more profit with that amount of money but this is a practically riskless nobrainer investment with better return than most savings accounts. So I think if you want to mitigate this risk you have to pay lot less POS rewards, probably significantly less than average savings accounts (here in the UK the current annual rates are between 1.2-3.5%). Edit: BTW how your unsold coins are staking? |
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Cool! We might start spreading this information between the gypsies in central/eastern Europe. Perhaps with some hints about the generous US benefit system ...and we shall take our countries back . BTW Obama and Co. keep bashing us about how badly we treating those poor souls, so it would be time to show us how to deal with them properly . |
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You might wanna take a look at some of the altcoin exchanges. Pure gambling . |
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Basically, a Ford is the same as a Ferrari. It has four wheels and an engine.
How is it a ponzi scheme? Please explain. If someone buys 10 of my coins for 10 USD they can immediately turn around and sell it for 10USD. In fact, they can leave them in their wallet for 30 days, and accrue .4% interest on it and then sell it back to me for $10.04 . I would lose $0.04 on the deal. So how is this a ponzi scheme?
Probably not intentionally a ponzi but it will be. You want to charge merchants by 0.8% and pay 0.4% stakes. So if you do not have enough transactions you can't pay dumpers. Because of the POS and the fixed value, your coin is still deflationary therefore it worth to hoard. Let's say I've bought 100000 coins and keep sitting on it for the 400 USD profit what I cash out in every month. That means you will need 50000 coins spending in every month just to keep paying me. What you will do if you have only 40000 coins spendings in a given month? The POS system will automatically reward me with 400 coins but from the transaction fees you can cover only 320. You will not have any other choice than using the newcomers money to pay me. That can easily turn into a snowball effect. |
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What you described in your whitepaper is basically a thinned NXT pegged to USD.
If you want to work on a free market where prices depending on supply and demand you cant ignore that market, unless you are able to back all you 800 billion coins with 1USD each.
"2.The money that people buy the coin with will be used to pay it back."
Sounds like some sort of Ponzi scheme.
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