"In reality, defendants sold far more Hashlets worth of computing power than they actually had in their computing centers."

Weird that the guy running those centers who was in best position to know this and/or point it out to help out the plaintiffs isn't one of the defendants.

I was going to yell at you for fudding because it isn't the middle of June until midnight, but I forgot that we were talking about an officially official Singapore company, where it has been the 2nd half of June for almost 6 hours.

When you have other people paying for your electricity it's very easy to keep them running forever. It's even easier when the miners don't exist, which could be the case.

To follow on this, the way casinos work is to make you think you are flipping a fair coin when you are actually flipping a loaded coin. It's not a coin that always lands on heads. But one that is designed to land on heads 54 times out of 100 instead of 50 will make the person betting on heads (the casino) a lot of money over time.

Also note, that how it's possible for gambling to be profitable in the long term, build a casino and put the odds in your favor.

Yea, that makes no sense. Still not sure how any game, even if by some miracle someone that knows how to make games gets on board, makes the price of the coin go up, or makes the coin useful. Or how masternodes make the price go up.

Masternodes seem like  away to generate more coins without putting more actual money into ion, which just means more coins ready to be dumped onto the head of a regular user.

Facts, opinion, anything. I've read the whitepaper, I've seen the people involved, it makes zero sense to me. He stated that someone else setting up a masternode was a positive sign. I don't see that from reading the whitepaper, he can explain himself.

Asking someone to clarify one of their statements isn't baiting someone, it's called having a discussion.

How is the game going to make the price go up?

The game is going to give out electrons as rewards. How many people are going to find the game, get an electron, figure out what it is, then buy enough ions and atoms to make the electrons useful?

If you put your coins in stakers now, you are tying them up for 3 months, how will you get to take advantage of this increased price from the game if your coins are tied up? If this increase in price does happen, do you think it will outlast all the people who who were basically forced into ION via team xpy failing on their obligations to the people who bough bits dumping when they finally get access to their coins?

Wild shark: I don't give a shit about the whitepaper, I want to know why YOU, guy that just said someone setting up a masternode was a reason for me to buy coins now, believes that makes sense. If you can't explain it, there's no reason for anyone to believe it.

Again, multi-day parlays are very bad bets. You can do it yourself without doing the parlay and put away some winnings and/or adjust your bets depending on the information available later on.

Do the parlay if you are betting on 2 games at the same time, because it's impossible to bet the winnings from one game on a game happening at the same time, but when only one game is at a time you can do it yourself easily.

OK...

The point still stands. How does that benefit anyone besides the person with that particular thing?

I haven't seen any ION people throw out the GAW bullshit that the nodes are "help protect the network" that didn't make any sense.

Somebody set up 2 masternodes, how does that help anyone but that person? i guess whoever sold 40k ions to this genius made out, but that doesn't help me now. Why would I jump in now? How is that major breaking news?

How does a masternode help the common user besides giving somebody else more coins to possibly dump and lower the price?

Serious question for serious ION believers?

Why are you leaving so much money on the table? look at all these cheap coins on yobit. Even if you don't want to buy all of them because you don't want to invest that much in any one particular thing, shouldn't you be taking advantage of this arbitrage opportunity? Buy the coins on Yobit and sell them on ionomy, free money.

If anyone needs a summary of those posts, (i may be confused because it didn't make a lot of sense) is that my actions of calling Gaw (a confirmed scam) a scam, and user boki15 (a confirmed liar) a liar somehow make me complicit in an illegal hacking and identity theft ring (i believe lead by pixelpowered).

As instructed, I am waiting for the internet police to take me away.

Sorry about that other thread, I was having too much fun with the liar to let things go, it got out of hand.

I'll guess 1,000 downloads on google play.

Still unsure how this game is going to improve the price in any way.

I may be mistaken with my understanding of the plan, but the game will give you electrons, which you can use to boost your stakers (still no explanation on how that works, right?) Still not sure why anyone would go through the trouble of buying ions even if they think it's the best game in the world.

Were you gloating like this when coinstand was announced?

One game doesn't make this not a scam.

This not being a scam doesn't make it not a piece of shit.

I'm not looking for your tips, I"m saying that what your posting is useless.

You are are trying to show that your method works, we don't know that it works unless we know that you aren't keeping your losing bets from us. The only way to do that is to show them to us (or at least somebody) before they are obvious wins.

I'm no expert on reading these charts, but is the fact that it took almost 4500 ion to pump it up there and only 35 to send it back down can't be a good sign, can it?

We can verify the bets that you show us, but we can't verify that these are all the bets that you make.

A record that doesn't include proof that the picks were made before (or at least during) the game is pretty useless.

Gotta watch the royals against Righties. Hosmer and Dyson are the only lefties left, and dyson can't hit for shit.

Not trying to pile on, missed your post before the game started and just wanted to let you know some shit I saw trying to do my fantasy shit today.

Do you lose on a draw or just skip that bet?

that makes a big difference.

Also, in general, parlays like this aren't that great of bets. If you took your .01 btc, and bet it on France, then rolled over the winnings to Switz, then rolled over the winnings, to whoever, and so on you would probably end up with more than .4034 btc + the ability to pocket some of your winnings and/or skip a game or 2 if news changes between now and then.

Do you mind saying what site you made the bet on?

The fact that Matlack's #1 qualification to develop a coin is that he lost money on paycoin and then tried to fix it ins't really an accusation as much as a statement of fact.