Which coin did you guys rip-off? or is that what they call cloning? You guys don't seem to have a source code. I wonder if you wrote the code from scratch or if you cloned another repo. Your research is insufficient unfortunately. If you look at GitHub for Spectrecoin you can see what they are doing. That is if you are able to understand these things.

Let's see your source code and see what coin you ripped off. Was it PIVX or something similar? Let's have a look



Was that DASH you ripped off, or another DASH clone (rip-off)? You have Darksend in your wallet, wow, that's original technology and it works so well....

You guys must be pissed off that DASH is using your technology. Why didn't you rip-off PIVX instead, much better code base and has actual privacy. Was it too difficult to deal with the Zerocoin stuff...?

The suspense is killing me @Blobboy and Rossman, which coin did you rip-off?

You must be pretty dumb, Blobboy, a mixin is just a made up noun, like Blobboy is not in the dictionary, just a name for something. Monero started using it (https://www.monero.how/monero-glossary#privacy-level) and as they have the same mechanism as Monero for adding mixins they use the same term.

...and you wanna talk about grammar as this is highly relevant to the coin being discussed in this thread;

So, you, Blobboy, say it should be Mixing's - You use an apostrophe to show that a thing or person belongs or relates to someone or something. What is the thing that belong to your Mixing? Oh, and isn't ..ing ending in your mixing a verb tense? So, how does something belong to a verb?

Let's make this into a grammar discussion, that's a lot of fun!

Where is your source code: https://github.com/SpectreSecurityCoin/SpectreSecurityCoin/

All I get is a 404 error, no source code

FYI as well, smart ass, a mixin is term for a 'dummy' anonymous transaction output used in a ring signature and is not the same as the word 'mixing' and mixins is the plural of mixin. Think of it as a mix-in, something that you mix in with something else.

Is that even English? WTF are you trying to say?

Were you stupid and didn't do research? or are you trying to say that you are opportunists leeching onto another project to get yours going?

Clear, is it not...

I don't think that the real SPECTRE team has ever accused you guys of having any kind of affiliation, they simply state that you use extremely similar name and ticker and that this is not random. You have done this on purpose. Nobody will believe that you accidentally chose, those names for the coin, Twitter and ticker by accident. And, doesn't everyone who wants to start a new coin project do a little bit of research? Like, search Coinmarketcap and here for coins with the same name? Obviously they do...

So you guys are either:

1) Clueless and useless and stupid for not having done any basic research (...and caused a coincident of infinitely small possibility using the same details). In which cased you should just rename and start over. That is if you serious about being taken seriously.

2) You are just another masternode scam amongst hundreds.

also, if you selling masternodes, who is the escrow?

And then you accuse Spectrecoin, have a closer look at what they are doing and dream on...

I agree with the above, the so called team behind Spectre Security Coin have used a good coin details on purpose. There are too many similarities for that to be random. I agree that it has to be a scam.

We are just in the process of setting up a Twitter, website etc. and when that's done, a fuller announcement will be provided.

RESERVED

WE ARE TAKING OVER BUNNYCOIN
...and there is nothing you can do about it!!!
(http://bunnycoin.org/)

BunnyCoin >> BunnyCoinz [BUNZ]

>> OVERVIEW <<

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We are creating a new Masternode coin based on PIVX w/ the full Zerocoin implementation and the distribution will be done in two phases:

>> 1 <<
We will take a snapshot of the BunnyCoin blockchain in around 2 weeks (the exact block number to be announced later this week). Everyone that holds BunnyCoin (BUN) at that point will also own the same amount of BunnyCoinz [BUNZ] on the new blockchain. Full instructions for how to claim your BUNZ will be provided closer to the snapshot. In short, you will need to control the private keys for your BunnyCoin (BUN) and so use a desktop or other wallet where you are in control. You need to withdraw your BunnyCoin from exchanges before the snapshot. Further instructions will be provided.

>> 2 <<
Once the new BUNZ blockchain is running we will initiate a "reward swap" of old BunnyCoin (BUN) for new BUNZ. That means that you will obtain whatever BunnyCoin balance at the time of the snapshot plus a reward for burning your BunnyCoin. Detailed instructions will be provided. We are basically offering new masternode coins and a development team with a budget for your old stale BunnyCoins that no longer have any value. We are intending to burn more than 50% of BunnyCoin this way.

We will adjust the number of coins in the genesis transaction to take into account how many BunnyCoin are offered through the burn. There will be a simple anonymous registration process.

Further updates to follow....get your BunnyCoins ready for something better...

Oh, and yes, we do moderate this thread as there is just too much crap. Free speech of course but cut the crap.

Where can I trade blackbytes?

Not sure if skyrocket is the thing to aim for. I have followed Spectrecoin for some time and if you read the latest newsletter and see what they are planning, they are actually probably the best privacy coin once they have come out with a couple of more updates. I read with interest the section about Tor and not just the fact that Spectrecoin uses Tor but the way they are using it. This is what is says in the newsletter:

"the Spectrecoin wallet communicates exclusively through TOR and will never associate itself with your public IP address, but only broadcast over the network using an .onion address. It is also important to note that the Spectrecoin network rejects any network connection other than TOR. Only nodes reachable via .onion addresses are accepted."

I challenge you to find another project that has Tor integrated in the same way and has Tor as default. Just this makes Spectrecoin different. They will also make sure that the wallet works in Tor censored countries.

Anonymous coins, Ring Signatures, Tor only connections. and they can now use only the most recent Tor version.

I think that the developers are really clever and if you have the knowledge, have a look at the GitHub and see how they are making it all. Spectrecoin is solid tech, proof-of-stake, with privacy like Monero and Tor as default (and integrated). Which other coins do that?

I'm excited to see what comes next and when people will discover this project.

As long as we know that trading will start at some point I'm fine now, I'll just wait. Another few days, weeks, whatever it takes.

Thank you, I'm not a Slack member so didn't read that 

Are there still free Byteball to get in the airdrop or is it closed now?

There must be a reason why Cryptopia has not opened for trade of Helium, right? Why would they not if everything is ok, they loose money. The dev team might not be honest here and share the real reason why Cryptopia has not opened for trade / withdrawals.

I have a simple question for the dev team that doesn't appear to have been answered.

(1) How many coins are "stuck" at Cryptopia?

(2) Provide a transaction ID for the transfer of coins to Cryptopia for this amount of coins. You should be able to as the that txn must have been done if they are to open for withdrawals and trade. Did you transfer coins to Cryptopia?

Why can't you just get someone to build a wallet, like an .exe so more people can use it. Is it not a bit elitist when you have to be able to compile to take part in Wisp?

How will you make sure that there are no illegal items for sale and do you not think that it is a given that someone will try to sell illegal stuff. You will then attract the attention of law enforcement as it will just be like a "darkweb" market. 

So, just using your e-mail address as an address to receive payment?

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