Can we make bets on withdrawls?

How many would you say would be able to withdraw all their BTC if more than 10 BTC?

I call BS on the whole thing, tick tick tick, we will soon see.

Soon....

The only way I would leave the project is if I were physically unable to work on it. Sudo and I have been a part of the project for a long time now and heave learnt so much, I spent some time and money during the 2014 year learning about different stuff, paid some developers for help from my own pocket. The costs for CV2 have been very little and still trying to bring down costs by learning and doing the work myself instead of paying others to do it from sale of Coins because it's better to let the market work for itself.

 I only have two projects, ColossusCoin2 and PayCon both of which share the same base code (although with different inflation, Block times) so working on one means I am working on both. If you would like to see what I mean by this, you can take the sourcecode of either and lay it over top of the other.

A little about simplicity - I always believe in simplicity and the solution to any problem should be as simple as possible because when you try to complicate things there is more chance for error so that is what I try to achieve.

The last week or so I have been working on a windows build kit, it has been quite frustrating but worth it to learn about it.

Thanks vegasguy for sharing this, it's much appreciated.

I wish it were free software though :S

Mining would rely on the number of Blocks and number of Coins in each Block.

Curitiba itself wasn't really the point as the general vicinity gives an idea of power costs. Would power costs between neighboring countries be radically different? No it would not because it's affected by environmental factors such as weather and if you are mining, that generates a great deal of heat in one of the hottest countries in the world. You could not achieve less power costs than US, Canada, or even Russia because the national average in Brazil is twice that of those countries and in order to keep all the rigs from literally melting in the heat, the cooling alone would make it uncompetitive.

For Linux it's pretty easy in that you can create a bash script using your terminal/daemon

***You can navigate to your ColossusCoin2 directory

cd ColossusCoin2/src

***Then you can create your script as whatever name you want, in this case we can call it send.sh

nano send.sh

***It will then open up a blank file and you can copy in your script, in this case we can have it execute 30 times, send 5000 Coins every 600 seconds

#!/bin/bash

for n in {1..30}
do
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress ChgfiA4ijs5aXt9iEpFnKwMSzMVLyMTk5e 5000
sleep 600
done

***Then press ctrl+o to save the file

***Then we want to create it as an executable file

chmod +x send.sh

***Then we can run the script in the background using nohup

nohup ./send.sh &

***You can also layer the addresses to send to and even send random amounts within a range like so, in this case it would execute sending to the three addresses 30 times (90 times in total), with a minimum of 1000 plus a random amount between 1 and 2000.

#!/bin/bash

for n in {1..30}
do
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CtW2iA4ijs5aXt9iEpFnKwMSzMVLyMTk5e $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 27 ) + 60 ]s
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CCbm3Ez7QQfrErkkwo2duZCq82NJepDvUG $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 45 ) + 72 ]s
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CMZgRztjFPquEsAGk2rAHSqRhzvZB4TX5S $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 56 ) + 63 ]s
done

For Windows you can use an Auto Transfer program I've had for ages

https://mega.co.nz/#!IlFFxCxB!oKh8nlNcScZJ-UZf5t3u_LhE0iOHfoajs-pS9Gh_ImA

With this you would make sure you have rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 in your config file and in the fields you would put in the rpc username and password you have set in your config file, the rpc port number and 127.0.0.1 as your IP (localhost)

Hope this helps

I believe it was nodecoin. I got stuck with the windows build on a 64 bit system so ended up installing a 32 bit on my other system to build today so will see if that does the trick.

So how would it be possible for Scrypt.cc to be able to negotiate lower energy prices when Brazil has approximately triple the energy costs as USA with the recent hikes in energy prices? http://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-business/electricity-bills-to-increase-by-70-percent-in-rio-and-sao-paulo/#

You may also combine this with the anonymous newbie account, no pictures of any mining equipment, and the recent "hack" which would make it pretty much impossible for them to repay all customers. The name Marcelo Santos doesn't really mean anything, might as well be Jesus as there is nothing to check it against.

I like pookie, he says the cutest things.

I found this, maybe is can help? This is supposed to be their business or possibly related.

http://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&u=http://www.adaobraga.com.br/brasil-tecnologia-da-informacao-ltda-o-golpe-do-boleto-facultativo/&prev=search

No actual listing of "MKT information technology" anywhere, and if it's located in Curitiba Brazil I can't imagine how it could compete effectively anyways since Brazil is one of the hottest countries in the world.

Hey I thought I'd do some research on this Marcelo Santos and Scrypt.cc

I could find something about a domain in Brazil and Cloud hosting in California, there was no contact email or phone number, name is likely fake.

Seems as if people were losing money around April to some "phishing attack" and also found a how to video explaining Scrypt.cc but it seemed dumb, the guy was saying you need to mine Coins in order to get Bitcoin to give it to Scrypt.cc in order to make ROI in 6-7 months? The April hack caused a scare and price dropped but it was supposed to be twice as profitable starting in June?

Scrypt mining 850 GHS on a 1000 GHS network? doesn't make sense.

http://coinyoo.com/2015/06/12/will-scrypt-cc-be-the-next-cloud-mining-hyip-to-fail/ - This one says it stopped paying June 7th

http://forum.bitlendingclub.com/index.php?threads/can-not-follow-terms-of-loan-what-should-i-do-my-coins-got-stolen.1350/ - Guy who had his Coins stolen

http://whois.domaintools.com/scrypt.cc - Whois

http://marcelosantosisking.blogspot.ca/2015/06/a-good-preview-and-guide-to-scryptcc.html - A how to video on how to lose your Bitcoin

How does that make any sense?

So who owns Scrypt.cc?

You still haven't answered my question and you should probably know this so you can file for damages.

Well I don't have any money in it, just came across the thread today since I just assumed it was probably a scam.

You have money in it, who owns it? That should be a question YOU should know.

It makes me wonder if most are just sock puppet accounts, or some are sock puppet accounts created by the scrypt.cc people and would post "Hey I got all my money, things are safe, buy buy buy"

Real question, who runs Scrypt.cc?

With Windows or Linux?

If Scrypt.cc was hacked then you guys are all screwed anyways regardless of whether or not they are allowing people to login or not, whether or not it is a scam or not because it would need to make that much in profit in order to be able to pay customers back.

So you invest $1000 into Scrypt.cc for them to mine for you, they hold on to your money and promise ROI in X amount of days and give you some numbers of how much Scrypt you are mining. The problem with this is they can just provide you with any numbers they want and they are holding your money so at any point in time they can just withdraw the Coins and tell people "opps we were hacked" and you can't do anything about it. Once "hacked" then you could allow a few people to login, pay out a small amount of people so they will tell others and make the price much cheaper than before so you have people "reinvesting" in order to make up their losses. Is the amount of Scrypt mining they are doing provable? not in the slightest and by the math people with real knowledge are providing it cannot work.

Don't be a fool, listen to the Trolls and use your head. I think your money is gone but invest in it if you want, it's your money...


Soon....

Soon.......

I have been working out my own build kit so I don't have to rely on others but currently stuck on the qrencode :S

Last few days I've been working a new job, still plugging away at it and asking for help, googling as much information as I can.

I think at the moment I am focusing on cleaning up minor bugs such as figuring out where that Bluish-White display bug is and also the memory issue I have been seeing (using more memory than it should) along with reducing orphans, after that I want to move on to some more complex stuff. Once I get the Windows build out of the way as well I may see about trying to compile on Mac as well and see how that goes. I used to have an iPhone if that helps but I think android is waaaayy better than iPhone.

I remember seeing a Coin that did a POS type lottery recently, so that may be something really good to add or focus more on how to parse addresses so that later on down the track we can reset the Blockchain with all the same balances in a CLAMS type of distribution.

I have been working on building in Windows the last few days. I was caught a little off-guard in the sense that a few weeks ago I moved cities and then the restaurant I was working was/is opening a new restaurant here, the head chef and a few of the sous chefs asked me if I wanted to apply before I left so after a few weeks I did but started the very next day (3 days ago). The last few days we've been doing dry-runs, opening day is Tuesday so has kept me rather busy, next couple days I have off and as far as I can tell the only part I still need for my Windows build kit is the qrencode. I want to build for Windows myself so I can work out these minor issues, Linux is easy to build for but I don't want to have to rely on others to build for me.

Learning and putting yourself in a leadership role, how do you know what you are capable of unless you try?

Oh wow, we are all in the whale club together.

Whales forever!