It isn't the answer and they were likely doing that anyway. You can't stop people on the other side from trying to send. Then cryptopia won't credit there account. Now what?

yeah this is a realy good idea. 

lets say

NXT => 2nd gen
ETH => 3rd gen
IOTA => 4rd gen

Oui mais cela ont déjà explosé tu as les prochains ? Je parle dans les nouveaux venus hein

You are so well informed.  

So many works have been accomplished even while ill. Zero Knowledge Transactions. Vast research. A design for a computer language. The only known valid solution for decentralized blockchains in a massive 30,000+ word, 250+ cited references research whitepaper draft, etc, etc...


"Before that" I created, marketed, did support for, etc for example CoolPage all by myself which was a million user product back when the Internet was 10X smaller population. Before CoolPage I was an early developer on Fractal Design Painter that became Corel Painter (not Corel Paint). Before that I created and marketed WordUp in a two-man company of myself and Mike Fulton, which had ~30% global word processor marketshare on the Atari ST when it was vying with the Mac, Amiga, and the Windows PC (because the Tramiels fucked up the future of Atari, selling out to buy Federated Department stores and manufacture calculators and such).

In between CoolPage and when my illness began, I was recovering from losing an eye, recovering from my marriage being torn to shreds, etc.. Then as soon as I was getting back on my feet, I made the mistake of returning to the USA, getting infected by a last meeting of reconcillation with my ex and my sister being allegedly murdered (officially a suicide but private detective said the guy angle which blew off the back of her couldn't have been achieved by her left hand where the gun was found) by her drug addict husband in the same month of May 2006. From 2006 to 2012, was trying to be responsible for raising my children without the mother around (and a totally fucked up school system and culture in the Philippines), trying to deal with declining health, and still was starting some programming projects but all of them failed to gain market traction (and I was very distracted by the aforementioned as well dealing with raging hormones of mid-life phase and trying to figure out what I wanted to do about that). I was also learning new concepts during the 2008 - 2011 period, such as Haskell, Scala, and became a goldbug investor so that research consumed me as well.

The acute phase started May 2012 when I was in ER for an acute peptic ulcer that leaked stomach juices into my abdominal cavity (evident by a pregnant-like abdominal distension) which apparently is what is known as a perforated ulcer, but no gut specialist doctors (such as my Singapore specialist) can quite understand how I would have survived a perforated ulcer without surgery. (I am superman and that was the most horrific pain I've ever experienced and I have a high pain threshold)

When I had a very adverse olfactory reaction to the Clarithromycin prescribed with 2 other antibiotics to make sure the h.pylori bacteria was eradicated, the doctor prescribed me ofloxacin to eradicate the h.pylori, which is also one of the main class of second line drugs for Tuberculosis (which means he should have tested me for LTBI in 2012 but didn't!).  I had actually been experiencing worsening, relapsing-remitting chronic fatigue since May 2006 when my ex infected me with HPV (only one time we've ever slept together since being separated since roughly year 2000), and by 2010 I had symptoms which included swollen feet (edema) and uncontrolled muscle contractions and spasms along with peripheral neuropathy.

I think what happened is that I acquired a latent TB infection sometime before 2012, and the antibiotics from 2012 probably kickstarted the TB to become active. Or I acquired the active TB infection in late 2011 and February 2012 (I know specifically two incidents where I suspect I was infected). In any case, by 2015 my condition had worsened so much that I was in liver disease and liver pain, which made it much more difficult to think coherently and accomplish work. But as early as 2013, I was already experiencing tinnitus, persistent chronic fatigue, and other worsening symptoms.

I wasn't diagnosed for TB until January 2017 (because nobody thought to look for disseminated gut TB as TB is generally thought by n00bs like myself to be only pulmonary although my filipino doctors should have known better given 70 - 80% of filipinos are carrying latent TB infections) and began treatment immediately.

In short, I've been through 10 - 11 years of hell (or 22 years if you include the mistake of finding my ex in the Philippines), mostly because I decided to travel and live in a 3rd world country and also took pride/solace in being like Jesus and living amongst some of the most indigent people on earth. Big mistake!





I hope I don't have to repeat this same fucking explanation again! RTFM! (read the fucking thread!)

Obviously ANS screwed the second batch ICO investors, you know the price in btc is only 50% of ICO price. And the situation gets worse because they can't deliver innovation.

No news about it
but bittrex is enough for this coin. bittrex is a great exchanges too.

yup.  In hindsight they should have distributed a portion of the 50% premine to ico #2 investors in order to bring the price they paid down closer to the ico #1 price

We really fucked up by paying 6000 BTC for 24% of the supply of a coin that has a 50% premine

That 1000 BTC investment was probably devs buying into their own ico and sending themselves BTC.  They likely control at least 60% of the supply.  It's not 100% a scam, but it is very scammy.

Here is the part I am willing to publish now (some of it is redacted):

@thejaytiesto, note I edited my post since you quoted it, to remove what might be construed as "investment advice".

I tend to agree with you, I'd prefer to invest in something I think has a significant long-term future. For me, I can't invest in (hold) anything other than Bitcoin right now (because it is just my cash flow account), because otherwise I only want to invest in what I am working on. Because I compare the feature sets and I have confidence.

However, for speculators and traders, they aren't thinking that way. They want to fastest way to get a ROI, rinse and repeat.

I can't access how well Byteball will do over the long-term. Clearly the lead developer (Tony aka Anthony) is hard working, conscientious, capable, and smart. But the way he structured the transaction fees really made me think he isn't thinking holistically enough about design and long-term. But I am not omniscient and I can't keep up with every design change that every project does. So it would be crazy for me to tell people not to be intrigued by Byteball. I am. So much so, that I dedicated the last chapter (major section) of my whitepaper to Byteball's DAG stability point consensus algorithm.

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