Hi, recently I launch my altcoin and I create a post here in bitcointalk, after the post was created, this user start writing ofensive comments against me and my altcoin, he call me tieve, scammer, ignorant, etc, and he keep writing about bulls#1t ruing my post, and all that for no good reason.
So I ask him to stop but keep going and going, so I did as a normal person will do and instead of attacking him back, I contacted the mods of the forum and told them about this situation, they wrote back and said that they can't do nothing about, and advise me to ignore him and delete his comments.
So, what will you do?
Will you revenge or leave it like that?
Note: when I'm talking about revenge, I'm saying do the same to him here on bitcointalk, example, talking bulls#1t after about him and troll him. Nothing beyong that, I mean, only trolling.
As far as I know, a basic for all communities is the law, and because there is no low in here, should I apply eye by eye?
Thanks.

Im saying that Venezuelans should adopt a virtual currency, no matter what the goverment says, in a way of protest against the system that rule them, if they start trading in an altcoin they will be less afected by devaluation and inflation, an example is that in August you earn 20$ and the price of milk is 0.5$ a litre, in september you will earn 19$ and the price of milk will be 0.7$, by december you will earn 17.5$ and the price of milk will be 0.95. this is really happening, and its hapening because the central bank is printing more money to pay his debt, and the inflation is not worst because all the income venezuela gets for trading oil and other minerals.

Yes, minimun wage is like 20 - 24 a month.
15 years ago was like 140$ a month

OROBTC i give you a bit more of information, in Argentina the foreing currency exchange its controlled by the government, you can buy only a small amount, this is to stop the Argentinian money to leave the country, this happens because lots of Argentinians dnt trust the central bank, the government and institution, so they buy foreing currency in the black market, its called "Dolar Blue" when you trade with bitcoins, you dnt trade with this institutions or the black market, and why people trade with bitcoins in argentina? there are two main reason, number one, they need to make or receive payments over the internet and they need to use this virtual currency, number two they need to take out the country large amount of money that they cant take in 100$bills.

In Venezuela its a similar but diferent story, Venezuela is one of the richest countries on earth, it has the biggest oil reserves, and lots of minerals and water, Venezuela has the cheapest electricity and petrol prices on earth, and the minimun wage its only 20$, in comparation with Argentina, that has much less mineral resources than Venezuela and the petrol and electricity prices are much higher, and the minimun wage is higher.
But what happened, why in Venezuela 12$ is worth a pile of venezuela money?
The story its really long and hard to explain and it start in 1956 when Venezuela was one, or if not the most prosperous country in the world, so, a short explanation is that his recent governments used all the money that came from the oil and use it give to its citizens in way that it will not create any improvement to the economy, and all this so they can stay on power, so they keep printing money and giving it to the people creating so much inflation that now some say that is 800% for 2015.
Venezuela has no created new bills with high value, and for some reason the bills are disappearing from the banks, if you want to withdraw from the bank you can have only a small amount.
I will post some images from social media, some of this images are from 3 months ago, some of the prices of goods triple

Read this article about an Australian guy backpacking in Venezuela,  the article is from april and since then the currency lost 40 % of his value

http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/i-went-from-broke-to-an-instant-millionaire-here/story-fn6yjihw-1227300495540

and this is a graph of venezuela and us$ exchange rate

Sorry, i made a mistake when posting,

ITS 0.037 BITCOINS, 12 us$
HALF OF MINIMUN WAGE

This is why Venezuela will be the first country to adopt a virtual currency.

 0.037 Bitcoins o almost 12 Us$

It loos like a lot of money, but is the equivalent to half of the monthly minimum wage

Obio que quise decir el 12% restante y no 12$

hey,. can you help me with my logo? and other design?

Si randy brito, tu eres mi idolo, y si tu dices que cafebitcoin esta echo para estafar y robar a la gente, entonces tu tienes razon, yo no te voy a llevar la contraria, es que yo quiero que me digas como haces para estafar a tanta gente, yo quiero ser como tu y crear my propia secta bitcoin para estafar, por favor dime como hacer para instalar el spyware y robar los bitcoins, dimelo porfavor

Gracias TeslaFreeEnergy, para repartir el 10% entre sus ciudadanos de manera igual va a ser muy dificil en estos momentos, Venezuela es uno de los paises mas corruptos del mundo, se podria hacer a traves del documento unico de identidad, pero hay personas que cuentan con mas de uno, (incluyendo politicos), es normal ver en la lista del registro de votacion online de Venezuela con muchos casos asi, al igual como nombres falsos, y repartir los Bolivarcoin por documento de identidad ahumentaria significativamente la corrupcion, pero esto podria arreglarce con nuevas technologias como por ejemplo que se creara una cartera unica por huella dactilar, o por cada iris del ojo, o adn, esto no se puede falsificar, entonces cada venezolano tendria que registrarce con su numero de cedula y partida de nacimiento en un sistema en donde se le tomaria su muestra de identificacion infalsificable, como la iris, adn, o huella dactilar, y se le crearia una cartera y se le depositarian la cantidad de Bolivarcoin, esto claro es en un futuro cercano en donde estas tecnologias esteen desarrolladas y a nuestro facil alcance.

Y luego, yo no quiero quedarme con nada, esto lo digo honestamente, yo quiero quedarme con un porcentaje para promocionar la moneda y crear faucets, etc. y usaria todo el 3% que premine para mi, y lo gastaria y no me quedaria con nada, yo publicaria publicamente en el blockchain de la moneda mi direccion de wallet en donde ese dinero estaria depositado  para que todos vean a donde va, claro, yo creare aplicaciones en donde yo cobraria un fee y ese fee me lo quedaria yo como ganancia.

Gracias btcven

Si tienes razon, cafebitcoin da verguenza, son todos unos ignorantes

If you can help this project to grown, im looking for someone who can help me to create a wallet, pool, mobile app, etc

Please go to this post to know more about it

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1148003.new#new

Hello, i need people to help me to develop my altcoin project, i am not a programer.

All you need to do is to get any opersource software and configure so it can be used with my altcoin.

I can pay by bitcoin, please not a high price, as im doing this for free and im not going to get a profit from this.

In priority order, what i need is:

1 A mining pool.

2 A wallet for mac and linux

3 Set up a block explorer

4 A wallet for mobile phone

5 A web walltet

6 A Faucet linked to the wallet

7 ....

Please only reply if you can prove you have the experience necessary to do it

If you do it for free or for a reasonable price i will add your real name as a contributor to this project

If you charge for your work, your name not be on the project, i believe it can help somehow with your curriculum if this become big.

Any question here,

thanks all

Do you think that if a country adopt a cryptocurrency it will be Bitcoin? or another altcoin?

Thanks lin0sspice  the source its on github, you can see it herehttps://github.com/bolivarcoin/bolivarcoin

Some in Venezuela use bitcoin will say is a comunity of 3000 people and growing everyday, but the main use for this is to avoid the control exchange by the government, and to move money in and out the country, but it will be never be used as a daily currency

Hi boutiuqe, I was born in Venezuela but i live overseas, Yes, about 100 of the users that already mined some coins are from Venezuela, the rest from other countries.

The impact will be huge, Venezuela can become the first nation to adopt a virtual currency, there are too many articles on the news and many economist are talking about it.

The situation in Venezuela right now is the worst in his history, (just type Venezuela on google and read the news)

The latest news are:

Venezuela is running out of bills, if you want to withdraw from your account the bank will only give you a small amount because there are no bills.

Nobody knows what the real inflation is, the central bank is not publishing, some economist are talking that the accumulated inflation for 2015 is around 170% to 800%.

There is no food in Venezuela, people need to queue for hours (sometimes more than 10)to buy products on the supermarket, and they only can buy one of each.

The minimum wage is only 20$ a month.

There are 4 official currency exchange and one extraoficcial, official is: 1$ - 6Bf, extraoficcial 1$ - 700Bf. No one has access to the oficial exchange rate.

So the question is, is a virtual currency in Venezuela help the economy and his citizens?
The answer is yes, and we all know why, no one can control it, anyone can mine it, storage, sell or buy it, create new business, exchange for whatever, etc, etc.

1 If you download the wallet and its not running, maybe its an incompatibility problem.
2 Sorry, but this project its not scam. Node its from amazon free ubuntu server
3 Yes there is a source, i need to upload to github here is the link but still nothing in there https://github.com/bolivarcoin
4 If someone can contribute and make this project better its welcome