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Your theory is very interesting, thanks for sharing. I really hope that you are right :-) Fingers crossed. |
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Hi to everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone was thinking along the same lines as me. Recently someone dumped 26,000btc which caused panic sell off over the weekend.
Could this be the same 26,000btc that ethereum received via their pre-sale?
Maybe they just decided to cash in.
Wasn't it 31 000 btc? Yes, and they still have most of them in the address below. https://blockchain.info/address/36PrZ1KHYMpqSyAQXSG8VwbUiq2EogxLo2It cannot have been a dump of the btc that ethereum received via their pre-sale. There goes my theory regarding that then, lol. Not to worry, was just a thought. |
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Hi to everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone was thinking along the same lines as me. Recently someone dumped 26,000btc which caused panic sell off over the weekend.
Could this be the same 26,000btc that ethereum received via their pre-sale?
Maybe they just decided to cash in.
Wasn't it 31 000 btc? I got the 26,000btc number from the etheurm thread, that's what made me put 2 and 2 together. |
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Hi to everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone was thinking along the same lines as me. Recently someone dumped 26,000btc which caused panic sell off over the weekend.
Could this be the same 26,000btc that ethereum received via their pre-sale?
Maybe they just decided to cash in.
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Is it just me or have things just messed up again. Minerpools reporting issues with backend again?  |
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Hi,
Have I missed something somewhere?
You have developed using Linux, yet no Linux wallet or source?
Started mining before I realised this.
What are you talking about... I haven't hit the ANN yet, but I'm sure when I get there the github link will be there. No one launches a coin without the source code being available... do they? Isn't the source here by the syscoin account? https://github.com/syscoinThis is what I've used for linux daemon. Thanks for this, could not find it earlier, lol. |
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Hi,
Have I missed something somewhere?
You have developed using Linux, yet no Linux wallet or source?
Started mining before I realised this.
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xcp high value would also be a flaw. Lets say that at some point in the future due to the lack of available xcp that 1 xcp is worth $1,000. No one in their right mind would pay $1,000 just to complete one single transaction on clearing house. The system would eventually be to expensive for anyone to consider using.
Exchange fees are paid in Via. I was not actually referring to the fee per transaction, but rather the fact that 1 or more xch are destroyed everytime you create something within clearinghouse, like an asset or contract. Therefore if you create a contract within clearinghouse and 1 xch is destroyed as part of that process, and if 1 xch is worth $1000, then it has cost you $1000 to create that contract or asset. Am I right? |
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xcp high value would also be a flaw. Lets say that at some point in the future due to the lack of available xcp that 1 xcp is worth $1,000. No one in their right mind would pay $1,000 just to complete one single transaction on clearing house. The system would eventually be to expensive for anyone to consider using.
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Hi to everyone,
I have read this entire thread. also watched the video.
I have one question.
Is it just me or is the clearinghouse system flawed?
If I have understood everything correctly. First of all no more xch can be created ever after the 45 day viacoin exchange period. Yet everytime you do something within clearinghouse like for example create an asset or contract to do so requires the destruction/burn of one or more xch. This would eventually mean that the world would run out of xch, so then what?
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