Difficulty has increased now,
I'll work more
Answer to the previous question is:
Read the question carefully:
In theory, if it was possible to have a coin capable of holding value to it's wallet users honesty
how do you think it'll enter this world?
I really don't understand why all wannabe scammers here talk the same way like the Nigerian scammers. Can't you change the way you talk not to raise suspicions from the first minute ? |
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Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
Probably the Gox guys , but because they can't lie themselves out anymore. They are trying to pull one last stunt before going down , probably they feel the police is on their tails. IMO, if I were them I would welcome the police so the people who they screwed didnt get a hold of them. Just look at the other cases in which bitcoin holders have been screwed and nothing happened. Do you see people throwing rocks at the BFL guys? It seems pirate@40 was identified , was there somebody assaulting him with a chainsaw? |
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All premine and instamine coins are scandal-ridden and scam-laden
Is this really news to anybody in the alt coin world?
What like USD and GBP? There are some coins in the alt section that are far worse than the USD and the GBP. |
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Its over. This is final capitulation. Move your assets to Dogecoin.
Since fonzie didn't bother to answer, maybe you can. How have Dogecoin creators addressed the transaction malleability issue? Much coin , such malleability , great coin , no issue , wow. |
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If we do that, the detractors will just complain about us spewing excess rocket fuel polution into the atmosphere, and adding to the growing collection of space junk.
Would be tragic if that bitcoin flag ended up piercing and breaking the ISS, too.
It wont stay in space . It will go up then come down. It will be in space for 30-60 seconds. Then what's the point? Jeff Garzik wants to put a cube sat with a bitcoin node in space, to stay there almost permanently. Why do we need a flat up there for about a minute? We are also working in that direction . Why not have two. Two is always better than one. Just in case one SAT goes down. The global Bitcoin community will have a fail safe Your is designed to stay there for 30 seconds. At least in your mind. How do you think is is a back-up for Garzik plan? |
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Hmm some comments say the USA, Russian and Chinese government is doing this DDOS attacks.
SOURCE PLS No source, just told that some people in the yahoo comments say this. I did not say it is fact or so... But I find it interesting. If the BTC gets too powerfull USA will ban it anyway. Some other i****s wanting to spread fud over there also. I really don't get why people are so anxious for bad thing to happen. |
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And it was said that people using cryptos are smarter than your average computer user... |
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Its safe? Emsisoft Online Armor blocked it. What is this explrer.exe ?  Of course it's safe.  )) You really trust a wallet posted by an unknown person somewhere on the net? |
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People are still downloading wallets stored on filehosters and not present in the opening thread? |
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Common , this is not even funny anymore.
People are now wanting to believe that the end is near.
I wonder if at least 1% of the people who claim bitcoin is doomed will dare to come out after a week and post again when all this rumble settles.
have they ever done so in the past? psychology 101 - "The best predictor of future behaviour is … past behaviour" yeah , I checked a few accounts that started again spreading FUD and guess what , they we're mainly active after the April crash , and after the china thingy. As soon as things start working they just vanish. |
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Hmm some comments say the USA, Russian and Chinese government is doing this DDOS attacks.
Really? If they were the ones behind , 400gpbs only? It seems cloudfare was successful in defending their clients , wonder who they were. |
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Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
Probably the Gox guys , but because they can't lie themselves out anymore. They are trying to pull one last stunt before going down , probably they feel the police is on their tails. |
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When I see lots of new accounts claiming that "this will be the coin" , I'm already having a bad feeling about it.
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Another give me money for a wall of text coin?
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13 Infinitecoin $ 9,289,334 $ 0.0001 90,103,603,725 IFC $ 28,258 +2.41 %
Something big going to happen. I'm feeling it.
Where do you feel it? You might need to see a doctor. |
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They say it will be fixed soon. The page linked to above says
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
Then why didn't you add the whole text in the main post. The way it looks now , it's just another tentative to spread some Fud. |
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Common , this is not even funny anymore.
People are now wanting to believe that the end is near.
I wonder if at least 1% of the people who claim bitcoin is doomed will dare to come out after a week and post again when all this rumble settles.
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And now WDC can fade off into the sunset with the marring of two scandals. And somebody can continue to mine WDC, and then revive it just like BBQ.
That or people will actually be too stubborn and show the resilience of WDC. Which if the community is as strong as claimed, will happen and its price will recover (then again, only a few months ago, WDC was only 1/5 of the price that it still is).
To be honest though, a cap of $7.5M is a bit too high for an alt as riddled as WDC has been.
Bad coins have a tendency to be revived and to trap more people once again. But the story behind this sounds interesting , I'll dig a bit more ) |
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Journalists are bad. They don't understand technical problems and don't know when to STFU about same. There are two things going on: 1) Due to an old and well known potential problem in one possible implementation of a Bitcoin wallet, some people are able to create 'fake' transactions that will not ever be processed but might fool someone into thinking a transaction has taken place if their wallet is crap and they don't wait for confirmations. Mt. Gox had not kept their wallet up to date and was particularly vulnerable to this problem due to the way they tracked transactions, which incidentally was the wrong way. Some other exchanges have also identified that their wallets needed updating and are doing so/have done so. Kraken, for example, didn't need to update their wallet because they were treating transaction ID's appropriately all along as per the above-mentioned known problem. There is no risk to the protocol or the coins themselves at all and of course there never was. 2) The Internets are being squeezed today by DDoS troublemakers - as are some of the exchanges. http://www.digitalattackmap.com/Journalists are conflating these issues and presenting them as one - and some of them are exacerbating the first point by completely failing to understand the nature of the problem and how/why it only affected a few custom wallet implementations. Yeah , somebody's got some new toys to play with. And that 400Gbps , ouch... http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/largest-ever-ddos-cyber-attack-hits-us-european-victims-1435973 |
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