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UP your game NRG... this is another scam project. look at the projects like ADA, TRX and others.. thats called orignal project.. This is just another get rich scheme launched by copying others code.... How could you guys could do that?  ?? Stealing people money.... Scam Alert ... Scam Alert ... Scam Alert ...... |
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Fork of Dash..... Right then stop claiming to be the original idea and stop copying others.... Such a fake project... answer that quesion. when you guys are lunching your own algo fakers.... ? NRG is a scam project
All those people are fake
On their profiles
Every photo they used these people are working day jobs one of them a plumber
I came to know about one of them
Copy Codes SCAMMERS
What a Scam Project! ,,, They are making fool user by scamming . If anyone clearly look & observe their team Easily you can find out it...Be aware of this kind of scam projects which creating fud on Cryptocurrencies Worl.
Not sure where this attack is coming from. Energi did NO ICO, no Premine, and waited for 160 days to start masternode rewards in order to have proper distribution of Energi coins. Energi is founded and backed by well respected advisor and educator in the blockchain space: TommyWorldPower ( https://twitter.com/TommyWorldPower) On our team page you can see our team members with their associated LinkedIn's: https://www.energi.world/team/ (click each member to see description plus LinkedIn) Energi is a fork of dash, but heavily modified and constantly being developed. Our github is available for viewing here: https://github.com/energicryptocurrency |
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The project site Htpps://www.bitcoinreal.org www.cointalks.org Exchage its listing and trading : www.cryptoa.com Hello guys.
The new Bitcoin hard fork is coming which is name Bitcoin Real (BTCr). What do you think , this project is good or scam?
Everyone says that is really good project. and what do you think about BTCr price?
I hope that this time, we can get 1:1 or more so we can get free coins again  I think if this new coin can give a profit, then I will try to buy and sell this coin so I can have another source to make money. But I don't know how long this coin can survive in the wildest of cryptocurrency, and if they are a perfect team, then I am sure that they can pass the hard moment to survive and they will exist on the crypto. So we only wait for a while until they can prove what they do. |
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if this ever happens it will bring new money into the Bitcoin marketplace for sure. lets hope this happens sooner than later.
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Does anyone knows about Bitcoin-tor.org ? is this a legit site or scam ?
Today I stumble upon this site and was not sure what this is?
Anyone know what is that?
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How many merchants are accepting your coin? Do you have a plan to integrate with the online merchants around the world, i guess you needed to do that to give way for a wider number of users and adoptors and for your coin to be use in any part of the world.
yes, I would like to hear answers to these questions and in which countries will this be implemented in the beginning? so many newcomers wrote in your topic, very strange We are open to business for any country in world.... the new comers or not, the action speaks louder than writing a forum post  |
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How many merchants are accepting your coin? Do you have a plan to integrate with the online merchants around the world, i guess you needed to do that to give way for a wider number of users and adoptors and for your coin to be use in any part of the world.
They just in the process of onboarding the first one, and talking to several others. the list grow each month |
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How can I setup the master node? Can anybody give me instructions?
Master nodes are not available at this time. once their POW finished, then they will allow the master nodes to be added and will provide the update. |
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Folks what pool are you mining ?
Please confirm so i can point you to the right direction.
minerd.exe -o stratum+tcp://pool.fuloos.org:3002 -u FSs8kemEB4qD8oEjE1kjFCMBL9okfrwry6 I used the above command, last one is my wallet address, I did as they say in getting started in the website What is your hash rate, and if you are CPU mining then it might take longer now as the difficulty on the blockchain is beyond CPU mining at the moment. |
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Each pool has its own policies to payout the coins.
Try using official pool.
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Folks what pool are you mining ?
Please confirm so i can point you to the right direction.
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I like this coin and like to stake him.
If I understand correctly then POS stage is allready going and gives 1000 every 90 sec.
How does the staking goes when you reached the max amount ?
POS is not 1000 coin but at 5% for every new transactions |
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Welcome to our community!!!.
Help us spread the word around....
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Something interesting to look at :- Block Total Blocks Block Reward 10000 10000 1000 10,000,000.00 10000 20000 500 5,000,000.00 10000 30000 250 2,500,000.00 10000 40000 125 1,250,000.00 10000 50000 62.5 625,000.00 10000 60000 31.25 312,500.00 10000 70000 15.625 156,250.00 10000 80000 7.8125 78,125.00 10000 90000 3.90625 39,062.50 10000 100000 1.953125 19,531.25 10000 110000 0.9765625 9,765.63 10000 120000 0.48828125 4,882.81 Total Coin 19,995,117.19 Available for Mining / POW |
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What exchanges do you plan to add to Fuloos ?
Got this from Fuloos Dev Team... "I am thrilled to announce that Fuloos network has been upgraded to Supernet by adding 11 more nodes and We will be adding more nodes soon" From Dev Team..... |
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Its just launched yesterday or this month... but i think the devs are working on adding more nodes soon.
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4 Digital Currencies that Came before Bitcoin
by Daniel Nyairo | Jun 4, 2015 | Bitcoin Interest
Attempts at creating digital currencies for e-commerce stretch as far back as the late 80s. The online community has always desired a safe, fast and secure means to transact online.
To understand cryptocurrencies of today, you may have to look back at the time Before Bitcoin (BB). Indeed, insights from the success and failures of past e-currencies have informed their design and development.
Here are four digital currencies that came before Bitcoin:
BEENZ
Beenz was a centralized digital currency that Charles Cohen built in 1998 on a website (beenz.com). From the outset, he intended it to be used as a medium of exchange in online commerce.
Beenz tokens were purchasable by individuals and companies. Customers could also earn them for visiting a web site or login in through an Internet service provider. In turn, they would use them for online shopping.
Unfortunately, wide adoption necessary to establish its own free floating exchange rate did not materialize. Despite VC backing of up to $100 million, it ran into cash flow problems just as the dot-com bubble imploded. It was sold off in 2001, but never to be revived.
FLOOZ
Flooz launched online in 1999, deriving its name from the Arabic word for money ‘fuloos’. Like beenz, it worked as a centrally issued currency comparable to virtual points, loyalty points or airline miles.
You could either purchase the currency or get it through promotional giveaways. Customers could spend them at online stores that accepted them as a means of settlement.
Like all other e-currencies, flooz’s take off hinged upon widespread adoption by both users and merchants. This, however, failed to happen, and it was forced to wind up operations in 2001.
E- GOLD
In 1996, co-founders Douglas Jackson and Barry Downey, came up with the digital gold approach to the online currency. Unlike others before them, theirs was 100% backed by physical gold held in trust and whose reserves were transparently published. Anyone could acquire e-gold from the company by opening a pseudonymous account and setting up to receive and send payments. All accounts balances were denominated in grams of gold.
Because it enabled an application programming interface, the currency was able to gain widespread user and merchant adoption. At its peak, it was able to process $ 2 billion.
Unfortunately, its successful business model would be the source of its demise. It attracted abuse by criminals, Ponzi schemers and hackers. It closed shop in 2008 when it could not withstand action from regulators, especially the requirement to get licenses from states across the US.
DIGICASH
Digicash was a pioneer of modern-day cryptographic money. It was founded by David Chaum, a reputable American cryptographer, in 1990. He believed in emulating the qualities of physical cash with virtualized tokens, which would be peer to peer sharable.
He came up with blind signatures, a cryptographic encryption technique. This unprecedented feature was remarkable enough at the time that Microsoft offered $ 180 million to embed it on their Windows platform.
Instead, David Chaum settled for bank funding to launch the product as e-cash for financial institutions. Nevertheless, Digicash ran out of money and became a victim of infighting amongst the team that was running it. Infospace s acquired it in 2002, but it was too late.
Today, cryptocurrencies borrow some aspects of Digicash especially on matters of privacy and safety.
It is easy to forget the evolution of digital currency through time. However, Cryptocurrencies have built their foundations on the mistakes of digital currencies that came before them.
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