Well, looks like he killed your shitty coin.
Better pay up!
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My feelings
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A bagholder is still a bagholder, whether it's $20 or $20,000.
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More like someone who doesn't want to be a bagholder. Smart man.
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You might remember a similar scenario went down at phenixex.
Say bye bye to your coins.
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I'd sooner invest in zimbabwean dollars than this shit.
You guys are piss awful at marketing.
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And here comes the troves of people wanting to sell you their version of snake oil.
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While it's certainly not that cheap (40 cents each now, I belive) I'd recommend CGB.
Hah. The problem with this forum is that everyone thinks their coin is the next bitcoin/litecoin. Of course everyone wants their investments to prosper, but do some research on CGB. It's an extremely promising altcoin. to newbiecoiner, I recommend it as well I've done my research. CGB aims to transition to PoS only within the coming months. However, if you understood the inner workings of the PoS protocol you would understand why this can not work. Can't say I'm a fan.
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While it's certainly not that cheap (40 cents each now, I belive) I'd recommend CGB.
Hah. The problem with this forum is that everyone thinks their coin is the next bitcoin/litecoin.
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That's funny, because I went all in on BTC during the silk road dip, and haven't sold it yet. Don't think I'm hurting too much. Again, tell me how your MEC stake is doing in comparison? Two points give away the fact that you are a small-time stooge. First, anyone that goes "all in" on a trade has no experience manage wealth of any significance. Second, anyone that touts hindsight trades is either A) a liar or B) overjoyed they were actually correct for once. In either case, these are common attributes of a small fish with no clout. Diversification is a hedge against ignorance. I can say with certainty that I have more money invested in crypto than the entire lot of you megacoin goons. You are so pathetic it's not even funny. Okay...it's kind of funny Ow, my feelings.
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The best part of your brain is in the shower drain..
Lyrical genius. You guys are a hoot.
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That's funny, because I went all in on BTC during the silk road dip, and haven't sold it yet. Don't think I'm hurting too much. Again, tell me how your MEC stake is doing in comparison? Two points give away the fact that you are a small-time stooge. First, anyone that goes "all in" on a trade has no experience manage wealth of any significance. Second, anyone that touts hindsight trades is either A) a liar or B) overjoyed they were actually correct for once. In either case, these are common attributes of a small fish with no clout. Diversification is a hedge against ignorance. I can say with certainty that I have more money invested in crypto than the entire lot of you megacoin goons.
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Please elaborate how you do it without a massive amount of coins? As the PoS process can be compared with a raffle where the coin age put at stake is related to the number of raffle tickets, how can you expect to be successful enough without that massive amount of coins?
For sure is stake reusable. Like i said: coins that were successfully used for stake-minting transition to a "generated" state. You have to wait for more than 3 days until they can be spent again. And it takes 30 days for them before the start gathering coin age, which is required for the PoS process. False. If the attack is unsuccessful, the coin age is not consumed. It is therefore instantly reusable to attempt the attack again. So even if you have only a 1% chance of succeeding, you WILL succeed eventually. That is also why you do not need an excessively large amount of coins to do this. What shall be the incentive for that attack? Why not attacking a coin that can be attacked for a lesser share of the market cap? I don't say that PoW or PoS can be perfectly safe. But I still consider PoS conceptually safer. Security by obscurity is not security.
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You operate under the flawed assumption that you need a massive amount of coins to perform an attack using PoS mechanics. You don't.
And since your stake is infinitely reuseable, you can keep repeating the attack until it succeeds.
Balthazar made a great post about this, but I can't find it right now.
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At the moment I'm just looking at adding the most traded coins. I already have a pretty high policy in regards to what coins are accepted at mcxNOW.
Oh yes, that's why you accepted such shit like worldcoin, feathercoin, and mincoin? Please, you're about as discerning as a cheap prostitute.
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I think it's pretty clear Hazard wasn't holding much (if any) BTC and he's taking a bath on douchecoins or whatever he is holding. The guy is a stubborn, lifelong loser...and he prefers to live in a fantasy world, within which he makes good decisions, as an attempt to curb his failure-induced depression. Since this guy has a real hard-on for Megacoin...we'll continue to witness his constantly deteriorating mental state.
His personality type is pretty common...and while their failure isn't always related to lack of intelligence (I don't think he's a complete idiot, by any means)...these type of people are bitter and financially strained until they take their last breath. They would rather live their life out depressed and financially strained than admit they were wrong...and the last thing they want is help that they can't disguise as a self-made accomplishment. They're seemingly incapable of making a good decision...and their arrogance further prevents them from any form of success. While there is no fundamental reason they can't change, of all of the examples I've witnessed firsthand, they never do. It's sad...but you can't help the needy if they slap your hand away.
A university psychology department should hire this guy full-time for classes to observe...because he represents the perfect storm of psychological disorders.
That's funny, because I went all in on BTC during the silk road dip, and haven't sold it yet. Don't think I'm hurting too much. Again, tell me how your MEC stake is doing in comparison?
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did that wall got eaten wow what does this prove ? that LTC is dying right And yet it's right back up now. 109k. Idiot.
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