WARNING: SCAM PROJECT

This is a scam project that has plagiarized several elements of TrueUSD (TUSD) and USDCoin (USDC).

In addition, large parts of its white paper have been plagiarized from other sources. For example,

From the TrustUSD white paper:


From an article on thebitcoinpub written a year prior:


Its word-for-word plagiarism.

There are no details provided about how this project tends to increase the value of its tokens, just promises of "because it will go up in value." The team of newb shills constantly talking about how great this project is in such a cheesy fashion is also a dead giveaway of its non-authenticity.

This project is definitely a scam.

I was a giant dick for my first 2 years or so at the forum, which was mainly because I was unhappy with my work situation.

Thanks to bitcoin, the blockchain and other cryptocurrencies, I have since remedied that problem, and now am only a medium dick.

Its true, she really did say that.

The first comment purge has happened. I deleted one TwitchySeal post so that I can claim to be fair & balanced.

I expect to see a techole REEEEEE thread about this any moment now.

Edit: its already been created! That was fast! 

I've been managing a Telegram group for a while and even though I've turned off picture commenting and such, every once in a while a bot sneaks in and posts a link to one of those videos. Which is weird because I thought YouTube was really cracking down on crypto-related stuff.

Apparently scammers can upload the video and have enough time to run the scam for it to be a profitable endeavor.

You mean Bitcoin SV, which is a fork of Bitcoin Cash, which is a fork of Bitcoin.

If BSV is the "original bitcoin", why does its code contain changes made by Greg Maxwell and Amaury Sechet?

Craig is the lead developer of your coin -- the ruse that he is Satoshi is inexorably tied to the value of your coin.

Wow, you've apparently gone full-on troll. What a shame to see talents wasted in such fashion.

Well, have fun doing whatever it is you do. Just don't expect anybody around here to believe anything you have to say, about anything.


It certainly is.


Wasn't it supposed to be clear by the beginning of this year? Craig talked mad shit about having a bonded courier deliver him private keys to his fabled bitcoin stash on 1/1/20 for years. So what happened??

Holy shit, just spent the last hour reading about what happened to American Pegasus.

What a bizarre tale.

https://np.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/cogbjt/this_guy_gets_it_5years_ago_look_at_how_he_was/ewidaol/

If its hard to follow, its because he transitioned into a she. And that's the least of his (her) problems.

I stand corrected -- I was just trying to think of what bitcoin mining had to do with prime numbers and totally forgot about ECDSA's use of modulo p.

Why do you think he included you? I think its specifically because I excluded you, which happened before his inclusion.

Not addressing the off-topic parts of your reply.

Incorrect! You lose. That is neither a meme nor does it involve Trump. I suggest you remedy your cognitive ailments with a visit to a witch doctor of a tribe that still believes the earth is flat.

Is this a machine learning bot post? Bitcoin has nothing to do with "prime numbers." Primecoin, on the other hand...

I remember that American Pegasus guy when he was on the forum. Bright, but hard-headed and ruthless. Too unpalatable for my tastes. Apparently he didn't actually understand how bitcoin works, either. But that's not essential to profit from it.

(should I tell him? OK, I'm just going to tell him)

PrimeNumber7 is an alt of Quickseller. You have Quickseller distrusted and PN7 trusted. Which is funny. It was an inside joke, until now. You never traded with PN7, he only has left 3 ratings which were all neutral, he didn't add you to his trust list -- is the reason why you may have decided to include him this one?


Because PN7 had long been excluded by suchmoon and foxpup when you decided to include him, and lo and behold, the same week you added PN7 you also added by rallier, who is also excluded by suchmoon and foxpup.

I wonder which other questionable members, scammers, or their alts you have added to your trust list in an attempt to spite the resident clowns...

Oh, well we can start with:

- hacker1001101001 (he may well be a decent guy with a shady past, but had a blank trust list up until last week; pretty weird for you to include him for reasons other than spite)

- 3meek (distrusted by the Russian section moderator and several senior Russian members, but what do they know)

Long story short: you've been using the trust system to satisfy your personal grudges and ended up including Quickseller as a result of it. Further proof you belong nowhere near DT.

As far as ICOs go, this project is at the top, of course. They are very ambitious and they have a huge objective in mind – to be the world's first card of topological data. However, the technical part of this project is very interesting. I like the fact that this project takes the approach of creating a new payment mechanism, namely adaption of the current financial systems. This means that from the first payment the ICO will be working on the blockchain and with the ability to claim interest. This way, their project will be able to pay (out of)revenue – without a middle man. In fact, it means that a user can pay a third party with money (through the blockchain), have it credited to his account and then withdraw the money.


Perfect shitpost generator. Pretty soon the spambusters will have a whole new problem to solve on their hands.


Nutildah earns all his merits from both his Twitter and Instagram accounts, where he frequently posts pictures of himself playing with kittens and smoking a cigar.

"I prefer Twitter to Instagram as I am not on Facebook and I feel that is a lot less negative for my image," he explained.

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But either way, viewers can see that the self-proclaimed "funny cats" — with whom he has over 1,200 followers — aren't boring. And that he's not deterred from his childish jokes.

"As a cat lover, I love to see cats laugh. They are always more entertaining than me! No doubt about it."

Did Paul Harvey have a podcast? I just remember during my brief 6 month stint as an AM radio fan he would read the news in 1-minute bursts, ending them with his signature "I'm Paul Harvey... Good day?" (it sounded like he was asking a question).

I used to be a huge podcast fan, was subscribed to 16 different ones at one point. I would download some fresh eps onto my iPod, smoke some weed, and hike through the forests of Hawaii. It was a lot of fun. When I cut weed out of my regimen, along with it went podcasts... I used to listen to a lot of comedy podcasts which just aren't nearly as funny when you're not high. Its also harder to put up with Doug Benson, Joe Rogan and Adam Carolla when you're sober.

So I've been out of the loop for 2-3 years but some of my favorites not yet mentioned are:

WTF with Marc Maron
The Adam Carolla Show
Improv 4 Humans
How Did This Get Made?

Oh! One you might really enjoy if you like long tales about historical events is:

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

Highly recommended. His series on the Mongols and Genghis Khan are not to be missed.

I gotta say, overall the Joe Rogan Experience is probably #1 in my book. He's just had so many great interviews with so many great personalities -- nobody can really match his body of work, with the exception of maybe Marc Maron. Joe has a lot of fluff, Maron doesn't.


Incidentially, I first heard about Bitcoin on an NPR podcast called Planet Money. I was dabbling in stock trading at the time, interested in understanding what caused the Great Recession, and how billions of dollars could just vanish. It sounded like a total nerd venture with no real use case scenario, and in some ways, it still is. So I stopped caring until I heard Andreas Antonopoulos on JRE in 2013, which was transformative, and I've been hooked ever since.

Correct me if I missed something but it appears we were all at least 50% wrong in our picks. I was 75% wrong, with the Seahawks being my only correct call. I just put a lot more stock in both Titans and Vikings.


Tennessee was +5, +4 at game start, while Vikings were +8.

Sure, BSV, as long as the eulogy was for BSV. They're gonna need one.

Honestly, anyone who still supports that scammer dev is also a fraud, yourself included big guy.

Proxy wars via arms sales to paramilitaries and employment of military contractors (Blackwater, whatever Erik Prince is up to these days) has been the way to go since Iraq. Its much more expensive and far less yielding of results, which is perfect for business. My guess is the U.S. won't officially declare war, much like they didn't for Iraq II or Afghanistan.

Pats don't seem to have an answer to Derek Henry so far. They'll have to formulate something in the second half, which I believe they are quite capable of doing.

Edit: Fuck, well I guess not. Congrats to the Titans. Can't watch anymore.