Who isn't interested in buying Silver and Gold for 10% below spot? If it were real, your holdings would go up on an exponential curve limited mostly by transit time of your deliveries (wherein you would sell them for ~2% under spot and pocket the difference to buy more ScamBones and order more Silver&Gold. At some point you would pretty much own the entire universe with this model. I was intrigued by this prospect, so I decided to see what this magical plan consists of. My conclusion is that his model would require a "Mystical Gold & Silver Shitter" of some type to work, and also that he most likely does not have this Magic Mystical Silver & Gold Shitter (read: Amber Mines ala Gemcoin) that allows his stated model to work. I have studied what Dr. Keith Harville has presented as a legitimate investment vehicle and my conclusion is that it appears to be a simple carney scam gone Crypto. I have clearly and repeatedly asked him to please explain why his Bitstones operation is actually 100% legitimate and legal instead of a likely confidence scam. If you disagree, by all means, stock up dem ScamBones! Dr Kiefs Be Handins Out dem Sivva Bar Soon™ Bitstonahs! Ya! You mean to tell me that magic isn't for real? Now I have to reexamine my impression that Bewitched was a reality TV show.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnkHf069fvA |
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Really wish that I could find a program that doesn't require me to compile, that's better at analysis of a block chain. Trying to perform analysis with crpytoID is almost impossible. Oh well, guess I'll go watch the football game, instead.
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The 46% bag is a bit concerning. For the health of the currency. 51% attack inevitable? Hopefully they will dump a bit to alleviate concern.
Unfortunately, this entity redistributed the coins to multiple addresses. It now would take much time and effort to find out where all the coins ended up. What I would like to know, is if Yobit stakes their coins. The address all the coins were in for a brief time, was a staking address. Bittrex has a policy of not staking their coins, so it probably wasn't them. Edit: According to my inquiry that I made in the Yobit trollbox, it does not appear Yobit stakes their coins either. It appears someone had and may still have control of a substantial portion of this coin, and it's not one of the exchanges. Investors should take this into consideration before placing their bids. However, if this is an acceptable risk to you, invest away.  |
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OK, I'll admit it. I'm impressed. |
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I recommend that the BitStone team adopts this song as their new jingle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnkHf069fvAYes, folks, the .08 BTC generated per day by the BitStone team's 3 Avalon miners will be more than adequate to counter any sell support generated by the vendors. |
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Oops, I just lost my bag. Looks like I parachuted before this moonshot reached the stratosphere. I'll be back, depending on what rocks will be available for BitStone. Someone could be nice and let me buy back in for cheap. Please jump on the Suchmoon/Paul Revere bandwagon, I think reading through the 49 pages I have seen you flip your opinion multiple times. Not sure if your are schizophrenic, are scared to make your own decisions or are trying to impress somebody This couldn't be a truer statement. This guy bought BST, and was sad that he sold it only at 7X and said he should have waited for 10X. Posted all sorts of photos of gems he wanted and so on. Now he has no BST left and can do nothing but try to become something everyone hates. Good work bones261, you "officially" lost 30 pionts on your IQ. Actually, buying low and selling high is a smart thing to do. So what if I bailed before the ATH of 200,000K sats. Profit is profit. Also, those gemstones that I posted, none of them have been offered for sale at this time. Only products that I see offered are diamond rings, silver bars and Avalon miners. Nice, but nothing that I really want. Also, as an interesting side note, I do not see any evidence that one of the products offered so far actually got sold, despite people expressing interest. I think that if someone truly wanted to close the sale on these items, they would have moved heaven and earth to get an escrow going and close the deal ASAP. BTW, even if my IQ got lowered 30 points, it probably still would vastly exceed yours.  |
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Oops, I just lost my bag. Looks like I parachuted before this moonshot reached the stratosphere. I'll be back, depending on what rocks will be available for BitStone. Someone could be nice and let me buy back in for cheap. Please jump on the Suchmoon/Paul Revere bandwagon, I think reading through the 49 pages I have seen you flip your opinion multiple times. Not sure if your are schizophrenic, are scared to make your own decisions or are trying to impress somebody I'm entertaining myself. I thought that was what most of these altcoins are for. IMHO, I think most of these shitcoin OPs should come with the following disclaimer:  |
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Perhaps the BitStone team can team up with the vendor who manufactures these: I'm sure it will be the next sensation!  |
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Perhaps the BitStone team can go retro and revive this idea. Just print the BitStone logo on the box instead. They can even forgo the manual and the nesting material. The stones can be found anywhere in great supply. To the mewn for sure! |
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I wonder if the BitStone team has turned on their 3 Avalon miners to contribute .08 BTC per day for buy support, yet. At the current market price, that's about 100 - 150 coins a day. I'm sure that massive buy support is going to send this coin to the moon soon.  |
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"Nope. I posted a fact with proof from blockchain."
ummm what proof, that a bunch of wallets are now one wallet? ok so what? you still haven't told me or anyone shit.
Wallets get merged constantly on every blockchain, its a daily occurrence. You might know this if you had coins and watched them.
So you promised to prove me wrong without even having a clue as to what I'm wrong about? I said a single entity controls ~50% - or ~46% for the uber-anal - of all BST coins. You said you'll prove me wrong. Sounded quite straightforward at that time. If that's not the case what exactly did you have in mind? Please explain. At least I learned now that "wallets get merged constantly on every blockchain", whatever the fuck that means. My coins don't do that kind of fancy shit, I must get some better ones. you have coins? nice. interesting that you are so knowledgeable about cryptocurrency, that you don't understand what I mean when I say wallets get merged constantly on every blockchain. But to address your question, again....you said a single entity controls blah blah blah uber-anal blah blah blah, but you cant say who? Do your homework and tell us all who. What if i said I owned it, would you believe me? Prove that I don't. All you are doing is speculating. I own it all and I share it with 3 of my donkeys, we merged our wallets together, just in case, you know for the "will". Wait didn't your fancy hashlets merge together all the time? ha! It's even more alarming not knowing "who" it is. Better hope this person or entity is one of the good guys with the best intentions. Just remember, the road to hell is paved in good intentions, though. |
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I wonder if someone has brought this to the attention of Bittrex. They have the most to potentially lose if someone implements a 51% attack. Careful!!! It's a 46% attack  Seriously though, initially I thought the address might belong to Bittrex. But it first appeared well before the coin was listed on Bittrex, so that's unlikely. Or someone had an early access to the exchange, which would probably be even more fucked up. Anyway, bensam12345 you're up. wheellocks refused to disprove the blockchain - your turn now. Unlike Cryptsy, Bittrex does not stake coins. So, unless Bittrex is doing something shady, it's not their address. Even if this person only controls 46% of the coins, I wouldn't think it would be too hard to acquire the extra 5%. I'm so glad you finally got through my thick skull, suchmoon. If I want to increase my mineral collection, I'll just wait for the next gem show to come to town. |
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I wonder if someone has brought this to the attention of Bittrex. They have the most to potentially lose if someone implements a 51% attack. |
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I find it quite hilarious that none of the wannabe BitStone "investors" - or "customers" or "victims" or whatever they want to call themselves - seem to be concerned that someone is holding nearly 50% of the coins acquired at very low cost compared to the current exchange rate (no premine LOL). And this being a POS coin that someone consequently controls 50% of the network. This "whale" is probably a very honest and responsible person and will NEVER do anything bad, like dump a significant amount of coins, or meddle with forking. This is crypto, we inherently trust shady characters, right? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bst/#!rich Id like to ask a question with out being insulted or battered on topic ...lol Where do you see in that chart that 1 person holds 50% of all the coins? I see a lot of wallet bubbles with the top ten being largest of course, but with different addresses. Most of them are in the 30K range or less. thanks! Go to this link. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bst/address.dws?BM8G58DvdWpeJyvbbB5H23sLsDm7EwQEPS.htm
Big bag holder briefly combined the coins into one address and then split them back up 40 minutes later. |
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Wow, wheellocks you're taking virtual dick-measuring to a whole new level. I'm sorry to disappoint you, but it's all in vain 'cause I don't care.
Now that you got that out of the way are you going to stay on topic?
Sorry for quoting myself but to help get you started, what's your opinion - who owns this address: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bst/address.dws?BM8G58DvdWpeJyvbbB5H23sLsDm7EwQEPS.htmMust be someone very very lucky or with inside knowledge perhaps. Who could that be? I'm glad that I got out from under this rock. Don't care much for peridot anyway. |
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Volume rising on yobit...what'll this bring? good tidings I hope?
The sig campaign payouts hopefully haven't just been getting dumped by everyone...well I guess into the right hands, huh?
Well, I for one haven't dumped a single coin since the beginning. This includes the signature campaign payments that I have received. I don't have to worry about ROI since my cost is almost zero. Only cost is the extra electricity the wallet uses on my computer. Probably doesn't amount to too much. hehe yep, same here...saving them all! Haven't sold yet...but still buy coins here and there to add to my hoard By the way, you mentioned controlling inputs in coin control...can you tell me what exactly you select when maximizing your stake potential? First enable coin control. Go to settings, options, Display. Check the box next to Display coin control features. Now coin control is enabled under the send coins feature. Select inputs, then check the list mode box and check mark any inputs you want to combine. Then press OK. I then send the amount of coins listed in the coin control box to myself. I usually check my inputs in coin control several times a day and combine all the inputs that are smaller than 1 coin. Some people do not use coin control at all. They just wait until they start seeing zero stakes and then send all their coins to themselves in one big chunk. |
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Volume rising on yobit...what'll this bring? good tidings I hope?
The sig campaign payouts hopefully haven't just been getting dumped by everyone...well I guess into the right hands, huh?
Well, I for one haven't dumped a single coin since the beginning. This includes the signature campaign payments that I have received. I don't have to worry about ROI since my cost is almost zero. Only cost is the extra electricity the wallet uses on my computer. Probably doesn't amount to too much. |
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There you will see all the relevant info or combine/split blocks if you wish to.
Can someone explain this process to me? I haven't fully wrapped my head around how this works, and all the other benefits of coin control Thanks in advance Please note, this is a very basic explanation. Your wallet is full of inputs. Each individual deposit you make is a separate input. Whenever you make a withdrawal, your wallet selects the necessary inputs to make an output, and sticks any change into a new input. When you hit a stake. your wallet takes one of your inputs, splits it into two and adds your reward to one of the new inputs. Unfortunately, if the input is too small, your reward will end up being zero coins. With coin control, you will be able to see all of your inputs and select which inputs you want to use. After you select the inputs you want to combine, you can then send them to yourself. Throughout the day. I use coin control to see what the size of all my inputs are. If any are smaller than 1 coin, I select them so that I can combine them. After I'm done selecting the small inputs. I send them to myself. This way, I will never hit a stake and get zero reward. |
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At least the things on my list would dazzle anyone! 1: Translucent or transparent rhodochrosite mineral sample.  2: Cat's eye Alexandrite. Strong color change.  3: Mandarin orange spessartite garnet.  4: Paraiba tourmaline.  5: Trilobite fossil (not a casting) with intact eye stalks.  6: Unheated & untreated padparadscha star sapphire.  7: Amber (not copal) with an insect inclusion. Insect must be the size of a honeybee or larger.  8: Lightning ridge black opal displaying all the colors of the rainbow. Blues and greens should be balanced by reds.  9: Russian demantoid garnet with horsetail inclusions.  10: Color change garnet.  |
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