Wow, this is...stupid.

Let's see how many people fall for this scam.

Of course not. This was a pure scam.

Is this really a surprise?

If we are talking in terms of USD, neither. Bill Gates, couldn't reach that level of capitalization if he tried. Consider that in order to accumulate $1T, you'd have to combine the net worths of the 24 richest billionaires in the world, and they come from all sorts of sectors.

As for Satoshi, $1T means that each bitcoin would have to cost $1M.

Don't think either is happening.

As for people who spout out stuff about the Rothschild family, if you combine all of their option-styled monies, that would be a few trillion, but in terms of pure M0 and RFC assets, it's only a fraction of that.

I'm also seeing insane comments about their overall value being worth in the hundreds of trillions. Think about it, the global M3 supply is estimated to be around $78T; if you assume those estimates are extremely conservative, you could create a value that is around $130T. For those of you who claim that their fortunes are multiples of that, you really need to take a pause and think about the validity of that...

So still big huh? You mean exactly the same. 

You fucking worthless scammer. At least put some effort into your bullshit.

Like I said earlier:

 

FTFY!  

But ya know it probably is. 

Yeah, put your bitch scamming countdown clock! Woot woot!

Be honest, it's more a countdown to see how successful your newest scam is gonna be. Must be proud, right?

Anyhow, seeing as this is "Samsara," you mind sharing with everyone the previous iterations of your fucking stupid scams?

Of course there's gonna be a slight pump. But all that does is enrich a lucky few while the devs walk away with a bunch of BTC; most however are left standing in the dust.

Greedy fucks deserve whatever losses happen...

Yeah! Can't wait for all ya stupid fools to become this fuckwad dev's "YoBitches!"

YOLO!

Shitcoin for shit music! Gonna be so nice when all you dumb fucks realize how bad y'all keep getting scammed and that you're just YoBit's "YoBitches!"

 

Wow, you really are full of shit aren't ya?

If each of these pieces of shit is worth 1 satoshi, then the matured marketcap of this piece of shit would be 1 billion BTC. You really think your piece of shit is worth that much?

I guess if each of these shit tokens were worth 1 dogetoshi, the matured marketcap of this piece of shit would just be 600 BTC. But as if this shit is worth that much...

[The only other market that has "regular" volume is XRP markets at Cryptsy, but then this piece of shit would be valued at 45000 BTC.]

Your 0.3 % premine would be then be valued as such if this piece of shit was worth the lowest unit in each of the following coins:

BTC: 3 million BTC
LTC: 21,000 BTC
XRP: 135 BTC
DOGE: 1.8 BTC

As for your claims of arbitrage, you do realize that fast confirms is inherently a security risk. And your coin isn't the first coin to offer this "feature." And with only 6 confirms...You must be brilliant.

Oh well, whatever. Long live the dream right?

Plus there's pool drama here. This must be paradise...

I'm sorry, but I have to laugh at your ridiculous failed attempt to correct someone else's spelling. Good try though.


Naturally. Once again, this is just pure shit. And of course, it'll keep happening as long as people are stupid/greedy/"smart."

Yeah, that's gonna do you no good. You really think that this is the first time an idea like this was proposed?


I know you're "joking" about this, but this was actually discussed after all those ICO scams a year ago.

Y'all should probably browse the Meta forum.

Of course, the key question is whether YoBit will refund money from the ICO per the terms they listed. I believe that it'll soon be 4 days.

My guess is that it won't happen.

I'm using it to make a whole bunch of derivative positions, including shorts. It looks like a good time to establish a few short-term shorts on some of the coins (such as XMR which had a positive last few hours).

Well, the fact that their business model requires foundry fabs, it would be expected that they'd have to have a decent amount.

At a minimum getting a working relationship with a company like TSMC to device-in/out and tape in/out requires a minimum investment of $5-10M. Assuming industry-specific working EBITDA would entail financials of at least $75M.

So really 9000 BTC isn't really all that "large" (but it still isn't something to sneeze at).

Good luck to whatever schmucks bought this crap, right?


As if this is sufficient. All this does is push back the time of the dump.

Hell, it's still easy money for ya though, so I can't "really" blame ya (but I still am).

Thank you for the clarification Rofo, at least it was better than a pure swap done by an exchange.

I also think a step back to the drawing board would provide members of this community a much needed chance to reengage and determine an approach with NOBL in this dramatically different alt-crypto realm from what it was a year ago. Once again, best of luck with it all.

So, it's been a while since I've popped in here, but it looks like there has been quite a number of significant changes hasn't there?

I tend not to follow particular coins anymore (mostly because I don't particularly care for alt-crypto anymore), but I've always had a special spot for NOBL. With that said, these are my observations:


Rofo has divested from NOBL from both a work capacity, and from a direct-development capacity. However, despite him being "separated" from this path, he's still setting up the framework around NOXT to be functional with NOBL (the "dysfunctionality" that exists between himself and the other NOXT stakeholders are a whole other issue).

Because of that there is no clear development path for NOBL, nor clear sense of community focus from this once strong community. Eaglefiles worked as the technical (and I think is still functioning in that capacity), but no one has decided to step up to fill in the business leader void (mostly because a lot of people are confused on whether Rofo will step back in; from my vantage point, it seems clear to me that he'll provide service but not direction). In order for NOBL to have a continued presence, someone or a group of people will have to fill that void.

As it stands now, there is no "roadmap" (the buzz word in the land of crypto), or better yet, a plan of action. Roadmaps are finicky, but plans of action allow people to dedicate responsibility for development. There have been quite a few strong people that have come along for this ride; it may make sense to find a foray to build upon.

Fortunately, it looks like the fork (to me it seems this was a pure fork) worked successfully, something that is worth being praised about as a testament to the legitimacy of this coin. There have been so many other coins that have failed a fork from PoW to PoS (or instead relying on "wallet swaps"), that many assume that a successful fork has never happened. This is one of the few coins that can actually say, "look, we made it work."

If this coin is to continue on, it's going to need to be community-driven. It's just a matter of finding those who are willing and able to take the lead. The ambassador approach was a really strong idea; and maybe that idea can be revisited in this new crypto-environment.

And finally, to be frank, it's not the fault of NOBL in and of itself that led to it's current state. It's more due to the fact that this coin was created at the beginning of the BTC bear market of 2014. I'm confident that if this coin wasn't made in the midst of a terribly bearish market, things would be completely different. However, now that the BTC peg is much more stable, things can be different if this community decides to take up a position to follow.

Oh well, that's my two cents on NOBL, best of luck to you all!

Personally, I got into crypto because I was fascinated by the emerging technology that it provides.

Gambling actually came later when I decided to divest my Sportsbook holdings. It's actually grown into my primary use-case for Bitcoin.