That's what I've been trying to explain for days but I'm afraid it's too complicated for most people that got no time to read all over the threads to decide between trolling and not. I can't blame them really. All they see is a bunch of XMR threads all over the place with aggressive shilling and offensive behaviors. It's very difficult to convince them that these threads are actually made by people that want to provoke and tarnish with reverse-psychology.
You give people WAY too much credit. There is no pre-planned anti-monero campaign whose agenda is to disrupt its progress.
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My advice to CZ (for what it's worth), is to go with YOUR instinct on the name.
Everyone will have an opinion on why the name should be kept or changed or why X name will attract more/ less investors.
Truth is it's all academic.
It's disruptive technology. Call it want you want, provided the technology stands up, the name will be synonymous with the disruption it causes.
Brand changing is known to kill.
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+1 For keeping the name. Focus effort on new features instead.. BBR's (or BB's for short - pronouced Bee-Bee-s), is a great way to talk about the coin.
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The only reason I can see for you to create a thread like this is to create some fud and buy in cheap (Since you specifically targeted XMR out of all CN coins).
The other CN coins aren't worth targeting (BTC value) either way. If someone was going to attack a CN coin and be able to steal people's wallets, it would be XMR wallets wouldn't it?
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Thanks for the buying opportunity, whoever you are!
+1 I'm sure this is what BCX himself is thinking too, lol all dust and smokes You mean smoke and mirrors?
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Minergate is a well known scam, mine someplace else people...
Funny, been mining with them since I started in crypto, gotten everything I mined, never had a problem and issues always get resolved. So please do enlighten us as to why and also since it is so well known please show us where all this scam information can be found. He cant. He is just trolling.
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Ducknote is getting some volume on poloniex It was me,traded some but got out now,volume is sinking,no buy support,people only dumping,hyped up bullshit coming our way,people who are bagholders will dump them as soon as the prive wil be 40sato.Have tested many things but realy no buy support Hrmph.. Yea.. I have a couple of million XDN left which i'll be dumping shortly
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Any ETA on when people will actually be able to share their harddrive space?
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Once the directory info is broadcast, then the privacyServers are making direct UDP routes between any two SuperNET nodes.
Out of interests sake, are SuperNET nodes similiar to the DarkCOIN or XC relay nodes?
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The pools hashrate has dropped a lot, I guess I'm not the only one with problems. I still haven't had any response or payments sent.
Any reason why you should trust pool owner who publicly lies about its miner? He don't respect other's work (cpuminer devs), why you think he will respect your work (mining)? When I found that out, I switched my 18kH/s to http://monero.crypto-pool.fr/ With a block found every ~5 minutes, payments are extremely speedy.
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We thought about it long ago but we didn't do it because it is a big risk. It means that the server will hold a LOT of money. Any place with money become the target of hackers. Right now we pay every hours so there is not enough money to be worth attacking the wallet.
Do you guys want to take the risk ?
I know I personally would as having to create / manage all these wallets are a pain.
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Please could you supply a binary patch that uses xmr.crypto-pool.fr on port 3333 Nevermind, figured it out.. That was extremely easy. Thanks!
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Isn't wolf's cpu miner with GPLv2 license? Why your miner is not open source?
Who said our miner has anything to do with Wolf's cpu miner ? Your binary-only distribution is in violation of the GNU Public License under which cpuminer is released. Please rectify this by releasing the source as you are bound to do. If anybody wants a binary patch to alter the set pool to one of your own, please don't hesitate to post your request in this thread Please could you supply a binary patch that uses xmr.crypto-pool.fr on port 3333
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Can we increase the minimum threshold payment its starting to be expensive all these small payment with .1 fees!
We pay the 0.1 XMR fee from the pool to your wallet. As a pool, we can pay over 100 people in one transaction with the same 0.1 fee. If you are worried about sending from your wallet to the exchange, you can wait to have more XMR on your wallet or simply wait for the devs to lower the fees. Are there any plans to allow direct payments to exchanges like Poloniex?
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What for? Dashcoin brings nothing unique. Litecoin brings nothing unique. Dogecoin brings nothing unique. Monero and Ducknote brings nothing unique. It is the set of people that makes the coin. The activity of the owners is what gives value. Litecoin, Dogecoin and Ducknote are excellent examples of coins that are doing terribly bad.
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What for? Dashcoin brings nothing unique.
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Minergate is a well known scam, mine someplace else people...
Provide proof.
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Reading articles about Monero I found a term POW. And i didn't find any more info about it than "proven value creation". What does it mean?
Proof Of Work.
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Still, there's no way anons can prevail over the government agencies such as NSA. It is so clear I don't get how people fail to see it.
I fail to see it. Perhaps you can make the case for me. *edit* also notice that there are several different questions here that are sometimes treated as one. 1) can one create a crypto where if the nsa spends 10 million dollars trying to figure out the transaction history of 1 single person they still will not be able to uncover that information. 2) can one create a crypto where it is prohibitively expensive for the nsa to uncover the transaction history of large groups of people. 3) every point on the sliding scale between these two extremes When you send XMR from your wallet to someone, is that transaction sent in plain text? When you connect to a mining pool, or even solo mining, is that communication ALL encrypted? *sniff sniff* Essentially the entire function of Monero is a cryptosystem that hides (i.e. encrypts) useful information about transactions such as who they are from, who they are to, their amounts, and their linkages with other tranactions. You are looking at this at too low a level. There is no reason to encrypt node-to-node traffic because the assumption is that anyone can run a node (or see the same data on a block explorer, which is really a web view of a node). The traffic is useless, however, in that it does not allow extracting useful financial information. It would be pretty dumb to create a privacy-enhanced coin where anyone can run a node and node traffic allows compromising your privacy. i2p will be used to hide the fact that you are running a monero node at all, to provide a different sort of privacy. Really, though you could probably run in tails and hide that now (I haven't tried it). Personally, I think *not* encrypting client-node / node-to-node traffic is a mistake. Huge efforts are made to provide anonymity and the last mile is in plain text, and without compression? There are HUGE locations dedicated to sniffing end-user traffic (take the UK for example) where if Bitcoin/Monero/(insert favourite coin here) where to be outlawed, taxed etc, in its current state it would be *extremely* easy to know who is sending and receiving BTC/XMR/etc.. Really, really silly. Watch, when it does happen everyone will be running around with their tails between their legs because no one had the foresight to see it happening.
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