digicube price at 17 October 2015, 22:08:20 c-cex: ask 0 bid 0 yobit: ask 0 bid 10 sat I hope to get over it  We may be stuck with dust by the time all is said and done. But with the price of free, I'm not expecting the latest and greatest tech, nor to have it served to me on bone china. |
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It was explained in the original thread that the blockchain will be frozen until the launch time. The fact that the psztimestamp is not original is of concern. Just hope there is no RAT lurking in the executable. |
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Aniway, I've read an article somewhere that you can open an investigation on bitcoin scams which is only considered when a certain amount have been stolen.
I will try to find that link and post it here I believe 200 BTC is a ridiculously high amount and no1 should be able to steal that much that easily.
and for a coin to fall from 8k + sat to what it is right now , there is no doubt to me the dev bought coins himself and dumped them when his BTC ico was released by C-cex.
At some point C-cex making it easy for all these scammers to get away that easily will find themselves in trouble.
There is no doubt the dev team bought the coins themselves and then dumped. The big dump falls right in line with when the funds were released. The plug was also pulled on the seed nodes and the block explorer at around the same time. Also, the delete bot stopped. It's high time that both Yobit and C-Cex makes these devs show to them their real identity, before listing. That may not be a solution though, since we all knew who the developers of XPY were. This scam is small potatoes compared to that boondoggle. What I dont understand is how C-cex doesnt react to such an irealistic dump happening right after the ICO probably from the same account. They could very well use their logic and understand the scam when it happens. But they just don't care as long as these same scammers launches another coin and pay them their rent in btc. Small potatle is still 50K+ USD this is for some people 2 years worth of salary working full time shifts. C-cex is seriously ridiculous. I watched the distribution list very carefully. None of the top wallets dumped until the coin was sub 2k sats. They either had their free coins stored off C-Cex or used multiple accounts. |
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Aniway, I've read an article somewhere that you can open an investigation on bitcoin scams which is only considered when a certain amount have been stolen.
I will try to find that link and post it here I believe 200 BTC is a ridiculously high amount and no1 should be able to steal that much that easily.
and for a coin to fall from 8k + sat to what it is right now , there is no doubt to me the dev bought coins himself and dumped them when his BTC ico was released by C-cex.
At some point C-cex making it easy for all these scammers to get away that easily will find themselves in trouble.
There is no doubt the dev team bought the coins themselves and then dumped. The big dump falls right in line with when the funds were released. The plug was also pulled on the seed nodes and the block explorer at around the same time. Also, the delete bot stopped. It's high time that both Yobit and C-Cex makes these devs show to them their real identity, before listing. That may not be a solution though, since we all knew who the developers of XPY were. This scam is small potatoes compared to that boondoggle. |
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Another Bobscam ? oh thats surprising.
Worse. Bobby got scammed. thats what you are left to believe. Precisely. There's no honor among thieves. Do you really think no one can get one past Bob? What kind of scam god do you all think he is? LOL |
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Another Bobscam ? oh thats surprising.
Worse. Bobby got scammed. |
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Hi, I am looking for a developer for my altcoin. I have already used a Altcoin creating service and I have received the Altcoin but I just need some help understanding it and also further developing it. So if you are interested in doing this job please let me know through Skype at tobeyrowe. Also this is a PAID job but not full time just on the side.
You need to know a little bit about C++ before you continue. If you do not even have the faintest idea about c++, go here: http://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/03-introduction-to-cc/You don't even need to complete the course. The first few lessons should be enough. That way the source code you now have will look less like hieroglyphics. (You did get the source code, right?) Next, learn how to use Github, if you do not know how to. I would also highly recommend that you learn how to compile wallets for yourself. Start with Linux wallets, then learn Windows wallets. Unfortunately, I have never successfully created an altcoin myself; so you can take my advise with a grain of salt. But always remember, "Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach." |
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Interesting....
and the price is below 150SATO...
Maybe should we buy some...or not.
Wait till my order with MRR is over, and you can buy hash for it. If you can find 1M or less for reasonable, it may be worth it. Even better is to solo if your have the right equipment. (I don't.) If you put up your order, I'll promise not to renew mine.  |
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Not a fan of devs that play the silent game but this coin was never dumped it just didn't have any buy support and there is a purpose to this I believe but who knows we'll see at some point.
The dev team did all they needed to do to convince C-Cex that there was continued development so they could get their 170 BTC. Now they have moved on dreaming up of the next plan to part fools from their BTC. Only hope for bag holders is if some other scammer comes up with a plan to create new bag holders. |
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Now after the reveal in the encrypted text, many will be lining up to join for 2 BTC. |
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It better to release tested, functional code late then untested risky code early
Take your time. Miners may get impatient, but they will get really upset if your release fail code.  |
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Yeah support the network, aka dev, that still has loads on loads of this coin who is a hacker so he can make another coin with hidden virus and take people coin, nice. you drink water from some flow and get ecoli, you dont drink it again, much less say good water  Is there a proof of this dev is the same as the current malware infested releases? Am I missing something? Who cares bro, the original poster and dev are gone this coin will not be rescued Except a fork is done. It appears someone is attempting to use this as a codebase. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1202318.0 |
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if GRC can update the wallets for ticker GRID ... then BOINC me i'm in !
LOL, why would they update Gridpay's wallet? |
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GRC falls short of qualifying because it is only listed on 3 exchanges on your list. (Holytransactions, the 4th, is not on your list for consideration.) It will be around 5 years from now. Its tie in with BOINC makes it pretty strong.
okay Holytransactions added to points variable for fuzzy math calculation GRC is a dusty old sleeper it can hang with XEM at maybe ATM it has a higher marketcap than Clams. http://coinmarketcap.com/Also, its BOINC team grows by an average of 8 members per day. http://boincstats.com/en/stats/-1/team/detail/05d4b63c40a4d8c2b3dd2180f656931fFurthermore, with ties to BOINC, it will be around for quite sometime. (BOINC traces its roots to SETI, which has been around since the 1960s) Also, this dusty old sleeper has an active dev who just updated the code 2 days ago. https://github.com/gridcoin/Gridcoin-Research/tree/master/src |
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GRC falls short of qualifying because it is only listed on 3 exchanges on your list. (Holytransactions, the 4th, is not on your list for consideration.) It will be around 5 years from now. Its tie in with BOINC makes it pretty strong.
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...a good POS coin?
Trick question? Also, is it just me or are all the gridcoin "comics" really terrible? lol, we will try harder next time. it is a complex story to tell  Using your CPU and GPU all day is not a waste of electricity? You may say that it's better since it is crunching for math and science; however, Seti, BOINC's flagship project, has only had one interesting signal in over 50 years of looking. Collatz has absolutely no merit at all, IMHO. Primegrid, big deal. We already know all the primes that are adequate for cryptography. |
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Peer to peer insurance using multisig. As a hypothetical oversimplified example only (not how I would actually implement it in code);
1. I pay the insurer 1 BTC per year to insure against a loss of 5 BTC. The insurer knowingly takes on this risk in order to make the 20% annual profit.
2. If it is a "scam", then the insurer will pay the investor 5 BTC.
3. If it is honest, then the insurer will pocket a nice 20% profit.
4. Insurance will be with BTC multisig. Notice how the insurance is not in altcoin, so you are insured against altcoin collapse.
This separates the financial risk of the investment being a "scam" from the equation.
Notice how I also said the insurance will be kinda like the FDIC. You will not be insured against rise and fall of the altcoin's value. You will only be insured against a total collapse of the coin as a result of an irresponsible pump and dump. The FDIC doesn't insure against loss of value through dollar inflation. It doesn't even insure against loss of all your money. FDIC only insures retirement funds up to $250k and other funds up to $100k. If you have 1 million dollars, and the bank goes kaput, you'll only be able to recover $100 to $250k. I will only insure investors' wallets up to a certain amount for free. If you want more insurance, open several anonymous wallets (so that no wallet is over the insured amount) or pay for additional insurance yourself.
When the real estate bubble burst, AIG had to be bailed out because they were insuring banks against loss from all the sub-prime mortgages. Sub-prime mortgages are by far a lot less risky than altcoins. I think your rate of 1 BTC per 5 BTC is incredibly low. The proper rate would be more like 4.9 BTC per 5 BTC per year. |
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I don't think Bittrex will add a coin labelled for drug use as that's what it states in Bittrex's Terms & Conditions.
weed is no drug.. its a plant  If I used the same logic, that would mean coca, opium and tobacco are not drugs either. |
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When IPO/ICO  Never. Like I said many time, what I wanted was to know how it works. I thank UserVVIP to provide me the first constructive reply, but like I stated before, Scrypt is not what I'm interested in. But maybe the process is the same for every algo ? And how is the blockchain officialy "lauched" ? The blockchain is launched when you succeed in creating the genesis hash, and establish a viable network. It is possible to try and bypass the genesis block and use the same hash as another coin. However; if you are wanting to learn, that would be taking a shortcut.(And if you tried to release your coin to the public, you would be called out on it.) I tried to learn this a couple of month ago myself, but got too impatient. I could never succeed compiling a Windows wallet on Windows. I had to run Ubuntu in a virtual machine and compile a Windows wallet with mxe. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1080289.0Thank you for your reply, now it's clearer. But tell me, is a Mac required, or only a Windows PC and a Debian Linux computer can permit me to do a test coin ? No Mac required. In fact most coins are released without a Mac wallet. However, it you can learn to compile a Mac wallet, that's a bonus. (And you'll need a Mac to properly test it.) Learn how to compile an Android wallet, double bonus. An IOS wallet? You'll be a legend. |
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I want to invest a bit in POS, as I have not a good computer for mining. I am currently trying with NET, which gives around a 27% annual rate and is very easy to stake.
Any recommendation for a good POS coin?
How much is a bit? The best investment is to get a good coin developer to make a Blackcoin fork for you. You will probably need a good deal of upfront funds for this. Get a good graphics designer too. Don't forget to get a shill or two as well. Then launch it as IPO on C-Cex or YoBit. Promise all kinds of vaporware. However, make sure you do not over promise or you risk not getting your IPO funds and be forced to refund. Make sure you have enough BTC to buy your own coin during IPO. As soon as your BTC are released to you, move off of exchange. Then in the wee hours of the morning US time, dump all the coins you bought during your IPO. Make sure you give a good cut to the developer. Repeat these steps every 3 weeks. lol he's not asking about launching a new coin. He's wanting to invest. The best investment is to do it yourself. |
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