Please don't everyone drop me a pm about you receiving a phishing pm. Only if you entered your credentials and need your nick exchanged. Otherwise just be happy you spotted it and leave my inbox untouched  Thanks. Could you please confirm that you did not receive any request for my stake? |
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Even when redemption starts you will not be asked to enter your btt credentials anywhere.
A detailed guide on how to get your NEM will be released soon but there are some things that you can count on to avoid scams:
When redemption starts you will most likely get a pm from me.
You won't need to enter any username or password anywhere.
We're going to use https
There will be a detailed announcement so before you hear anything official on all channels redemption hasn't started yet.
Also if you've already fallen for a scam. TELL ME NOW ! Most likely scenario is that the scammers will request assets.
Seeing this do you guys think we should stop issueing assets to avoid scammers requesting assets from legit accounts ?
Yes, you should stop immediately, if only temporarily, to sort this out before issuing any other assets. Really shameful for someone to be doing this so close to the launch date, after so many have waited so long to get to this point. |
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Not all of us live on BTT (or the NEM forum for that matter). What's your best guess on an approximate date for when we'll be able to claim NEM coins? Even when redemption starts you will not be asked to enter your btt credentials anywhere.
A detailed guide on how to get your NEM will be released soon but there are some things that you can count on to avoid scams:
When redemption starts you will most likely get a pm from me.
You won't need to enter any username or password anywhere.
We're going to use https
There will be a detailed announcement so before you hear anything official on all channels redemption hasn't started yet.
Also if you've already fallen for a scam. TELL ME NOW ! Most likely scenario is that the scammers will request assets.
Seeing this do you guys think we should stop issueing assets to avoid scammers requesting assets from legit accounts ?
You really don't have to live on btt anymore. There twitter, the newletter (you can get it via email too just tell kodtycoon or rockethead), the forum, the website. It's safe to assume a lot of accounts have been compromsied. I think you're going to need to IMMEDIATELY come up with another way of verifying accounts than using bitcointalk account names. I got the following false PHISHING message: Hi dear, Very important news about NEM Open Alpha.
<false "bilcointalk" instead of "bitcointalk" link removed>
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Not all of us live on BTT (or the NEM forum for that matter). What's your best guess on an approximate date for when we'll be able to claim NEM coins? Even when redemption starts you will not be asked to enter your btt credentials anywhere.
A detailed guide on how to get your NEM will be released soon but there are some things that you can count on to avoid scams:
When redemption starts you will most likely get a pm from me.
You won't need to enter any username or password anywhere.
We're going to use https
There will be a detailed announcement so before you hear anything official on all channels redemption hasn't started yet.
Also if you've already fallen for a scam. TELL ME NOW ! Most likely scenario is that the scammers will request assets.
Seeing this do you guys think we should stop issueing assets to avoid scammers requesting assets from legit accounts ?
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what's the TLDR on all this? Keystone Assets - Smart Property Solutions What is it?Keystones is a multilayer project aiming to connect a cryptocurrency with hard physical property, creating a unit of wealth with true inner value while providing a convenient security system for electronic devices. The project is currently leaving the concept stage and entering the prototype stage of development. Every major technical question has been answered. TechnologyKeystone will use cellular network technology as basis of its operation, utilizing existing infrastructure in a genuine new way. Encoded in the Bitcoin blockchain ownership of a lock through a so called UIDS, a unique data structures stored in a ROM inside the keystone-lock and its digital representation in the blockchain itself. These UIDS are associated with a transaction and thus a public key in the blockchain and can be traded freely. The blockchain ensures a UIDS is unique and the association definitely with a public key. The analogy of the public key in a classical lock is the keyhole. The lock communicates with the network on a regular basis to request the public key its UIDS is pointed to, changing its keyhole when a trade involving the lock has occurred. To ensure the information transferred to the lock is up to date, the request process will be repeated selecting random nodes of the network until the received answer can be overwhelmingly seen as correct. The only way to cheat the involved process is if over half the network is involved in a coordinated attack. And even then all an attacker can do, is to temporarily stall ownership update, but never fake ownership them. The lock uses two channels to communicate with other entities. The Network will be contacted over cellular network, the key over short range Bluetooth. The blockchain services required to run keystones come in the form of a protocol on top of bitcoin, using multisig transactions to store required information. The keystone clients interpret these transactions different than the standard bitcoin client and thus offer the functionality needed to support the physical locks. A secondary Ledger will be used to find consensus of system wide overhead. We decided a top level protocol will have the best long term viability, as bitcoin as well as keystones will mutually benefit from each other. Keystone receives the security of the bitcoin blockchain as well as easy access to existing infrastructure. Bitcoin on the other hand will profit from additional functionality without the risk to break something in the base protocol. Additional information will be provided in the whitepaper.Use CasesEspecially smartphones are a natural use case for this technology. Smartphone thefts are a worldwide epidemic and a gigantic market, screaming for a disruption of another kind. Keystone will ultimately make smartphone thefts futile. Take a phone away from an owner and it will simply stop working. The same goes for any other object secured by Keystones. Take it away and it stops functioning. This technology allows to make a wide variety of possessions virtually theft proof in the sense of increasing the cost and effort to steal an object prohibitively high. At the same time the cost of finished lock will be in the one digit realm. Besides smartphones, tablets, laptops, gaming consoles and any other electronic device of significant value are natural users of this smart property solution. Virtually anything that requires electrical power can be secured by the lock. In addition, even non electric possessions can be secured by a modified version of the lock, by controlling an actual physical lock with the Keystone-lock. Thus even purely mechanical objects like doors, locks, and bikes are able to be secured by the Keystone-lock. Lastly, a very specific use of keystones are cars. The technology will be utterly disruptive to the car sharing industry. Advantages compared to software solutionsWell, this one is pretty easy. To crack software security, you need malware or simply reset the phone to its shipping state. Malware can be installed the moment you take away a phone from its owner, nullifying any security build into the software. So, software security is pretty unsafe and the effort to nullify it, is not especially high. Even in case a very restrictive software killswitch is installed, the necessary infrastructure is centralized, requires large amounts of trust, is inefficient and prone to a malicious attack. Keystone powered security on the other hand is virtually theft proof. As a hardware based security system, the only way to crack it, is to break or remove it. The targeted level of integration will make sure that breaking or removing the lock will break the device it is attached to at the same time. Also, irreversible trading of ownership is nothing a pure software solution can accomplish. Network economicsThe cryptocurrency units issued in the genesis transaction of the network will serve several purposes which will ultimately form a cycle of use and reuse. Issuing a new UIDS as well as successful requests to the network will consume units of the native currency. The value of the currency therefor lies in the amount of network usage and connected devices. The amount of units required to perform specific actions will be derived from amount of network usage. The higher the network usage, the lower the fees required by the network. These fees will go to clients which provide the services to the network. The method of fee distribution and associated proof of service will be further discussed in the whitepaper.
Seed investment [IPO]There will be a very limited round of seed investment coming in the next weeks. Additional Information will be provided in time. Coming up NextLock Whitepaper Currency Whitepaper Seed investment
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Who are dumping SYS in this very low price, I really can't understand why.
The list of buy orders is shrinking on bittrex. It's now significantly shorter than the sell order list. Currently, there are less than 6btc in buy orders left: https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-SYSThe botched launch seems to have permanently tainted the market's valuation of this management team. They keep deleting my posts, but that doesnt change the reality of what happened, what is happening and what's needed to fix it. |
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"These types of development projects take time. I am not going anywhere which is why I post my real bio up so people can rest assured I am here to drive Judge Coin for the long run.
This is the kind of coin you can hold for the long term knowing that things will only get better with time."
WTF......I am sorry, but you are a dick for abandoning this coin!!!!!
It is unfortunate but where is Satoshi Nakamoto? Just sayin... Not all leaders stick around, even the successful ones. Sometimes stuff happens. Right now things are like I mentioned lots of work to do. We release after work is complete and ready for public unless trolls step in and really screw things up o.O O.o JUST SAYIN I think his issue with judgecrypto is that judgecrypto pretended he was different than any of the other "devs" or traders here, when he and his coin were just the same old song: he's in when he thinks there's a buck to be made and out when it looks like there's no longer a buck to be made. Probably dumped his load before he left while pretending this was something special and different. Exactly and thanks for putting that into different words for me! The above comment in reply about Satoshi Nakamoto is a bit ridiculous, when did Satoshi Nakamoto ever promise "I am not going anywhere"? For those of us that got involved STRICTLY based on the promises of JudgeCrypto sticking around and being a different kind of dev are EXTREMELY disappointed and probable a bit pissed for his failure to deliver on those promises. Just to clarify - I never got sucked into buying any Judgecoin. I've just been an observer ever since judgecrypto shifted his role from presenting himself as some kind of impartial judge of coins, then started favoring and actively promoting coins like Silkcoin on exchange trollboxes and elsewhere (Silkcoin, of course, blew up). Before starting his own coin, presenting it as a refuge from scam/hype/blipcoins. He's a coin trader, just like the rest of us. Only the pretense of being a special/impartial judge distinguished him, apparently only temporarily. If personal issues are really what took him away, my apologies, however, the things I've seen on this forum have a way of making one cynical about human nature. I suspect no personal issues are keeping the "judge" from the coin markets and looking for the next hot coin to trade in -- judgecoin, and his past promises, be damned. I think he's been online regularly - just not in this thread - since he supposedly "departed" for personal issues. Fact, not FUD. |
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This coin has lost half its value over the past two weeks - looks like it's being bled dry by someone(s). Curious if there's a realistic scenario for turning that around?
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what turned this coin around?
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what's the TDLR on this - why does it matter?
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"These types of development projects take time. I am not going anywhere which is why I post my real bio up so people can rest assured I am here to drive Judge Coin for the long run.
This is the kind of coin you can hold for the long term knowing that things will only get better with time."
WTF......I am sorry, but you are a dick for abandoning this coin!!!!!
It is unfortunate but where is Satoshi Nakamoto? Just sayin... Not all leaders stick around, even the successful ones. Sometimes stuff happens. Right now things are like I mentioned lots of work to do. We release after work is complete and ready for public unless trolls step in and really screw things up o.O O.o JUST SAYIN I think his issue with judgecrypto is that judgecrypto pretended he was different than any of the other "devs" or traders here, when he and his coin were just the same old song: he's in when he thinks there's a buck to be made and out when it looks like there's no longer a buck to be made. Probably dumped his load before he left while pretending this was something special and different. |
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Like I said, the analysis may not totally apply there because the trading activity is young and we did not see a rise like HAL. However, dont forget a lot of coins were sold at 9K I think, in the ICO. Not sure about the price though.
I like XBOT, not trying to FUD, I posted the chart 2 days ago when I sold at 28K, just wanted to warn people. Now its 16K. Hope its the bottom.
thanks, for bringing back this topic. very good call, btw. I am also a trader, with not much experience in crypto, thus my question about application of TA in this area. Yet it seems most of the coins follow the same scheme in the very early days of adoption. Quick top (or double top (lower high pattern), as we had for XBoT: first 36k, than 35k) and then deep correction and accumulation phase. Now, the question which TA may help, how long the accumulation phase will last? We have solid product already and some interesting news ahead of us, yet many want to get their sub 16k-18k coins. This isn't looking like accumulation - it's looking like a dump that's being spread out over time, in bits and pieces, to slow down the spread of any panic until the end of the whale exit(s?) complete. Just looking at the chart, I'd conclude this was just another scam, if the devs hadn't been so professional and capable and the functionality pretty good and well demonstrated, and the launch seemed to be as smooth as they come, so what gives? I seriously considered the coin, but the chart just isn't looking very good... What's the deal here? POD might've helped. |
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Bittrex is going to delist Syscoin because of low volume. Mintpal may follow suit
It's a dud. |
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Maybe we should talk to Moolah before they release the funds.
I mean it is a big mess, what should cha if they get the 1500 btc?
Dev deleted this post in Syscoin thread insta. They are really fucked. Beyond fucked -- actually, it's the investors that are. "Devs" get their approx 1500BTC regardless. Launch permanently tainted it. Might have a shot if they changed management and rebranded it to give market a sense of a real fresh start - but as it is now, it's the same clowns who were in place at the launch, pretending that everything's honky-dory (at least, until they get all remaining BTC from escrow). |
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We are now focusing on development for the Chinese platform Weibo, this will bring new attention to the technology from multiple markets. We are also talking with Chinese exchanges so that xbot can be widely available. We will also contact c-cex so that currency conversions can be offered for xbotme.
What's the approximate ETA on this - is language translation taken care of? |
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Like I said, the analysis may not totally apply there because the trading activity is young and we did not see a rise like HAL. However, dont forget a lot of coins were sold at 9K I think, in the ICO. Not sure about the price though.
I like XBOT, not trying to FUD, I posted the chart 2 days ago when I sold at 28K, just wanted to warn people. Now its 16K. Hope its the bottom.
Not saying you're fudding. Charts are appreciated as well as input. I'm just saying comparing it to hal is not an option. Hal, key, crypt, all were molested bad! They got molested all the way up and down the price range. pr0m and company should be brought up on cp charges whenever they look at those charts. I believe comparing this to sdc is a little more palatable. Although sdc currently has 6x the coins so I believe the rebound will take less time for xbot.  Interesting. |
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why's this coin so stagnant?
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What's special about this coin?
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Dev team. Where does this go if you don't raise the amount of funds you desire?
What is your back up plan?
Our back up plan is our original plan. Checkcoin is a project created by Bitsend a healthy company with a clear goal: "brining cryptocurrency to the people". Checkcoin will do exactly that, we love to work on it, it's who we are. Our ICO is used to speed up development, testing and PR. In any case, we will continue to work on the project using company funds. Nice to hear. And if any coins are unsold what happens to them? Any coins left will be deleted by C-CEX admins. Curious about this coin - any thoughts on why the IPO sales appear to be slow? |
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nice to see positive innovation on this forum.
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