Hi, we got on to coinexchnage.io. I’m working on getting it on other exchange’s, this is my main priority for now. In the meanwhile follow us on Twitter, accumulate and mine some GEERT also dont forget to tell your friends too do the same!  sorry but your coin is dying fast because you are doing the pump !!! I smell some low bids from this guy. lol |
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Oh boy, looks like this coin was made to infect or the windows compiler had different plans. Inital scan results that increase after a few days indicates it is more than likely a virus or trojan. I've been running it since day 1 and haven't seen anything odd. I'll run it tomorrow on another computer in a sandbox and report back on the sandbox contents. Did you compile yourself or are using the provided windows wallet ? I'm using the one provided at the start of this thread. Same here. Apart from the difficulty spike that was mentioned previously no other problems so far. If any of you are serious about buying I have some here. PM me. Here are the results of my investigation through a sandbox. Files Created: I imported the registry hive that was created in my sandbox as "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\RegHive" and meticulously searched for anything that was related to more than just the sandbox. I've done this many times and am familiar with what Sandboxie creates regardless of what I'm running. Registry Entries Created/Modified by geertcoin-qt.exe: - [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\RegHive\user\current\software\Geertcoin\Geertcoin-Qt]
"bImportFinished"="true"
"nWindowPos"="@Point(535 265)"
"nWindowSize"="@Size(850 550)"
That's everything I found. I realize this isn't conclusive, but at least we know it's not installing a rootkit or other discrete malicious file. I'm perfectly comfortable running it. |
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Oh boy, looks like this coin was made to infect or the windows compiler had different plans. Inital scan results that increase after a few days indicates it is more than likely a virus or trojan. I've been running it since day 1 and haven't seen anything odd. I'll run it tomorrow on another computer in a sandbox and report back on the sandbox contents. Did you compile yourself or are using the provided windows wallet ? I'm using the one provided at the start of this thread. |
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Oh boy, looks like this coin was made to infect or the windows compiler had different plans. Inital scan results that increase after a few days indicates it is more than likely a virus or trojan. I've been running it since day 1 and haven't seen anything odd. I'll run it tomorrow on another computer in a sandbox and report back on the sandbox contents. |
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Looks like the blockchain is down too, mining stopped hours ago, no block found since and coins already mined are just stuck waiting to be confirmed.
Jokers...
4,671.98210791 Difficulty now diff 18687.9488 blockchain kinda stuck yo Difficulty is back down in the 400 range. I'm mining it again. |
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Stake an address this time, ASAP, not a depo addy this time. Nice to see this got resolved.
Done. Thank you. |
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I'd like to stake 19bL7nEd8es3r8DPiJ1Zkspqwhbu5fbruY
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Account reclaimed, password set to something MUCH longer and secure, E-Mail address changed. Thank you for not auctioning it.
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Loan Amount: 0.05
Reason: N/A
Repayment Amount: 0.06
Repayment Date: 08-02-2016
Collateral: BCTalk Account
Bitcoin Address: 17ueVQXsPAnyHkahjh3HDPFYxAkDQKYR6U
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This is the most retarded sounding s***coin I've seen in a while.
Granted, that's with zero research and only reading part of the ANN, but seriously, HeelCoin? lol
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Looks like they shut down their bookmarklet service to work on merchant integration instead. This makes me really sad.  I LOVED SnapCard! I was able to literally buy absolutely anything online with BTC. Other than a few delays, which I'm sure were due to them being inundated with more orders than they could handle, I never had any problems receiving the products I ordered. I will miss them. Now the only alternative I can find is Brawker. I'd probably get scammed like I did on BitMit when I bought an Amazon gift card that had already been used. No thanks. Edit: Just discovered all4btc.com...Maybe worthwhile. Checking it out now... |
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Cool to see some real continued dev work going on in the background.
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  Update 06.25.14 -- CRYPT Commander DEMOWe are excited to announce the CRYPT Commander. The Commander is now in beta testing and available in Demo form here http://commdemo.cryptco.orgLive demo and chat support available on on Freenode IRC channel: #cryptcoin. Anonymous transfer is still under development by Mindfox and we are still on schedule As always stay tuned for many more features coming soon. Please be aware that this is strictly a demo to expo the commander pre release, CryptCoinTeam is not liable for user funds sent to and from this demo, anyone can have access during this demo showcase. If prompted user/pass is demo/demoCompleted Features: - Wallet front-end - Ability to send and receive CryptCoin - New Address Generation - Address management (renaming labels, archiving addresses) - Market Cap, Price, and Volume stats - Cryptcoin Ticker data from all listed exchanges. - Mobile-optimized display, compatible with modern smartphone browsers - Trade platform via API (coming soon) Known Issues:- Placeholder icons still in use - Current Block (bytes) displays as 0 - cryptcoind returns inaccurate - Staking disabled for transaction test purposes - Sign Message functionality requires encrypted wallet - disabled for this test - Trade tab reserved for future update with trade API integration - Network fee is not calculated into transaction amount - Effects of mass scale user logins currently unknown. It's a beta! Awesome, that's progress! |
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I'm just commenting with my thoughts, and, in case it wasn't apparent, I feel for those who have had a less satisfactory experience with BFL. Just saying that mine was mostly good. Other than being slightly annoyed, it makes little difference to me whether you believe me, as I have no stake in BFL. Pretty soon I'll be shutting off the 65nm gear I bought from them and moving on to KnC Titans.
You were in a train wreck and managed to escape without injury. That is not a good experience, that is a bad experience that could have turned out much worse. Then you got on the next train and got in another wreck, again escaping without serious injury. I don't know of anyone who would call their experience good under those circumstances, even if they managed to escape death and dismemberment. Standing among the bodies of those less fortunate and declaring that the train ride was the best they ever had would strike many as strange. Then again, there are many strange folk on these boards. The FPGA Singles were the product they delivered late. I, and other FPGA Mini-Rig customers, actually received the rigs close to on-schedule. Mine were 11 days later than their initial estimate. That is why I had confidence in them to deliver the 65nm ASICs roughly on time. When they failed, I lost faith and did not order a 3rd time. However, your analogy and assessment is humorous, apt, and insightful. At best, what I said was taken by most as pointing my finger and laughing at those who feel screwed by BFL. I apologize to anybody I may have offended and and am going to keep such thoughts to myself in the future. |
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Remember back when you did your email exchange... what happened then? What is happening now? And you don't believe he is a scammer? Ok. Having visited their facilities in September last year and having had lengthy conversations with Sonny, I find this hard to believe. They may be incompetent, but I don't believe for a second that they have intentionally screwed over their customers. Also, if there were any Mexican employees, they sure didn't stand out to me amidst the many people working hard in their assembly rooms.
Do we remember when?Just in case anybody's interested in some E-Mail dialogue I had with Sonny at BFL:
Quote from: My E-Mail to BFL on Jan. 24th
Hello,
I'm writing to inquire about two things.
First, can you give me a rough guesstimate of when the Rig Box might be available for shipping? Even something as vague as "at least 12 more months" or "in 1 to 6 months" would be helpful. More specific would be even better. I would like to know so I can have a better idea of when I might need to make funds available to purchase one.
Second, I would just like to have a clue as to whether there's any hope that I'd be able to afford a SuperComputer when it becomes available, depending on its capabilities, of course. Can you tell me whether it's likely to be closer to the $100,000 mark or the $1,000,000 mark?
Quote from: BFL's Response on Jan 30th
We are awaiting the completion of our first production run of Singles before we focus on the Rig Box product. Until then, I can't give you an accurate time estimate. Once we're through our current tasks, we will make public announcement with timing expectations and accept orders for the Rig Box.
With regards to the SuperComputer product, that is too far away to even speculate on.
Kind regards,
Sonny K
BF Labs Inc.
I'm surprised that they can't even give me a guesstimate on the rig box when all I asked for was a vague answer. I'd have to see strong evidence that the rig box performs as well as they claim before risking that amount of money on equipment for BTC mining, not that I even have it other than through a line of credit.
Likewise, not that I have $100k or $1 million, but I was hoping to get something out of them about the Super Computer since their website says, "If you would like more information about this institutional grade system, please contact us with your inquiry." I didn't think an answer on whether it's closer to $100k or $1 million would require speculation.
They've given me more cause for doubt, but I'm also still hopeful that they're just slow at production and reluctant to answer questions. Time will tell.
I do recall, and I have only 3 thoughts on it. 1. Pre-ordering an FPGA rig box (in the end, 2 FPGA mini-rigs) from BFL was, at the time, the best financial decision I had ever made, even though I was shortsighted and sold all the BTC as I mined them. 2. Pre-ordering ASIC mini-rigs from BFL was, once again, the best financial decision I've ever made, even though they delivered incredibly late. 3. Since they took so long to deliver the 65nm ASIC line, I had zero faith that they were capable of delivering the Monarchs less than a year late, so I didn't order. I am satisfied with my BFL experience, even though it was very rocky at times. I don't personally believe they're dishonest, based solely on my experience with them. I have not been following much of anything on them since last September, other than occasionally noticing that the Monarchs haven't shipped yet. Until you prove otherwise, you're just another BFL shill working on the long con. Because shills often call their benefactors incompetent; makes perfect sense. I'm sure there's enough proof in my fairly long post history for anybody who really cares whether I'm being truthful. I'm just commenting with my thoughts, and, in case it wasn't apparent, I feel for those who have had a less satisfactory experience with BFL. Just saying that mine was mostly good. Other than being slightly annoyed, it makes little difference to me whether you believe me, as I have no stake in BFL. Pretty soon I'll be shutting off the 65nm gear I bought from them and moving on to KnC Titans. |
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Remember back when you did your email exchange... what happened then? What is happening now? And you don't believe he is a scammer? Ok. Having visited their facilities in September last year and having had lengthy conversations with Sonny, I find this hard to believe. They may be incompetent, but I don't believe for a second that they have intentionally screwed over their customers. Also, if there were any Mexican employees, they sure didn't stand out to me amidst the many people working hard in their assembly rooms.
Do we remember when?Just in case anybody's interested in some E-Mail dialogue I had with Sonny at BFL:
Quote from: My E-Mail to BFL on Jan. 24th
Hello,
I'm writing to inquire about two things.
First, can you give me a rough guesstimate of when the Rig Box might be available for shipping? Even something as vague as "at least 12 more months" or "in 1 to 6 months" would be helpful. More specific would be even better. I would like to know so I can have a better idea of when I might need to make funds available to purchase one.
Second, I would just like to have a clue as to whether there's any hope that I'd be able to afford a SuperComputer when it becomes available, depending on its capabilities, of course. Can you tell me whether it's likely to be closer to the $100,000 mark or the $1,000,000 mark?
Quote from: BFL's Response on Jan 30th
We are awaiting the completion of our first production run of Singles before we focus on the Rig Box product. Until then, I can't give you an accurate time estimate. Once we're through our current tasks, we will make public announcement with timing expectations and accept orders for the Rig Box.
With regards to the SuperComputer product, that is too far away to even speculate on.
Kind regards,
Sonny K
BF Labs Inc.
I'm surprised that they can't even give me a guesstimate on the rig box when all I asked for was a vague answer. I'd have to see strong evidence that the rig box performs as well as they claim before risking that amount of money on equipment for BTC mining, not that I even have it other than through a line of credit.
Likewise, not that I have $100k or $1 million, but I was hoping to get something out of them about the Super Computer since their website says, "If you would like more information about this institutional grade system, please contact us with your inquiry." I didn't think an answer on whether it's closer to $100k or $1 million would require speculation.
They've given me more cause for doubt, but I'm also still hopeful that they're just slow at production and reluctant to answer questions. Time will tell.
I do recall, and I have only 3 thoughts on it. 1. Pre-ordering an FPGA rig box (in the end, 2 FPGA mini-rigs) from BFL was, at the time, the best financial decision I had ever made, even though I was shortsighted and sold all the BTC as I mined them. 2. Pre-ordering ASIC mini-rigs from BFL was, once again, the best financial decision I've ever made, even though they delivered incredibly late. 3. Since they took so long to deliver the 65nm ASIC line, I had zero faith that they were capable of delivering the Monarchs less than a year late, so I didn't order. I am satisfied with my BFL experience, even though it was very rocky at times. I don't personally believe they're dishonest, based solely on my experience with them. I have not been following much of anything on them since last September, other than occasionally noticing that the Monarchs haven't shipped yet. |
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Having visited their facilities in September last year and having had lengthy conversations with Sonny, I find this hard to believe. They may be incompetent, but I don't believe for a second that they have intentionally screwed over their customers. Also, if there were any Mexican employees, they sure didn't stand out to me amidst the many people working hard in their assembly rooms.
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what's this about?  lies  |
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