So you're admitting that the other accounts are dev members who are pretending not to be, for the purpose of making false flag promotions of the coin?

Meh, it seemed like a shit idea. As it turns out, you think so too! No wonder you're using all of these puppet accounts. Your life must be very lonely if you enjoy posting as different people in your own thread. Best of luck with the launch, lol

That explains all the hostility I got when I questioned the market feature. This coin is dead before it launches if the dev is that dumb.

"Fixes" - You mean doesn't provide escrow at all? The nature of escrow services is that a third party has to hold onto the funds and verify the transaction. If that has somehow been "fixed" then why even bother with making a shit coin, just launch a P2P market for Bitcoin and collect your millions.

Looks like another shit coin copy and paste to me. Market built-in to the protocol? Why? What possible benefit is there over running an external market? Website is superficial and there is no real innovation.  I'll pass on this one.

I found it slow as shit, and had TONS of get failures.

Energy spent on BitCoin is a fraction of the energy spent on fiat currencies.

Negative articles are one thing, but a bigger issue is simply that Bitcoin is less convenient than current payment systems. Consumers want convenience. For example, it shocks a lot of people to learn that the iPhone wasn't the first smart phone, not by a long shot. Palm had a whole line of smart phones, such as the Palm Trio, so did a number of other manufacturers. These phones all had custom apps and did much the same thing today's smart phones do. iPhone revolutionized everything by making the devices more accessible to the main stream markets. More user friendly, better interfaces, more versatile. Bitcoin needs some way to make that same leap. Until it happens, the success of Bitcoin will be limited.

Title is a little alarmist. The bug is not really a problem right now. We don't know if Bitcoin is going to be here 2 years from now, let alone when the block reward gets to zero in a hundred years.

I've found a lot of the memory to be of a different quality too. Generally the Rx cards perform much better for me. Keep in mind, at the factory a lot of the cards have IDENTICAL hardware, and then they test them at various clock speeds. Some work better than others, and that's often the deciding factor if a card gets branded as an OC model or not. Ultimately that's the result of imperfect manufacturing techniques. Same thing applies to processors and basically everything that uses today's ultra small fab processes.

I don't think anyone believes his bullshit story. None of it adds up and they haven't released any useful information. Hell, they won't even confirm that the place is insolvent (even though other sources have). I can't wait for Karpeles to end up in fedral pound me in the ass prison. Regardless of bitcoin regulation, his practices were criminal. There are lots of industries that trade commodities (not unlike Bitcoin) that are not regulated. That doesn't give them open season to start breaking criminal laws.

Fugazy, fugasi, it’s a wazi it’s a woozy, it’s [makes a flittering sound] fairy dust.