keep up the work on this, a lot of good ideas in the ANN post, good luck with this coin.

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wat is this? 

sometimes cryptsy is really slow, and usually takes longer to post in your account than to confirm on the blockchain the required confirms.

always the coins arrives.


I not sure if srsly... :3

evidence?/??

I want to hire you to write everything for me from now on. like srsly I fkn love this guy.

*edit* one more:


10/10 LOL

maybe he already gots a plan in place bro

wat I don't understand is... if u was gona premine scam with this laundering u talkin about... right.. and then ur coin suddenly becomes worth 6 million dollars.. why wouldn't u sell the premine then? would cryptsy have shut down the exchange if u moved it before u got a chance to get it there? or locked the accounts being transferred it?

cause at the high point, had u sold to 0, im not sure what it was worth but probably a lot for writing a nice story about Iceland and getting a coin made.

so it seems that they not only messed up the plan, but they also missed exit point b, if you are in fact correct about this being a scam. (of the century)

+1

such truth, much appreciate, subscribed to yo nuts.

wingdings / coffee ;

12* BCX likes flexxun;

AUR sux = true

fart 

thanks, its almost as complicated as actual time-travel I think I get it tho.

but I don't understand this part:


what does minusing #4 from #7 have to do with it? why does it use only the timestamps from particular blocks to calc the diff adjustment?
how can u do less work but do more work? its because its not counting all the work its skipping some and only counting others towards the adjustment/ ?

plz excuse my ultra nub

prices soar to all new highs as BitcoinEXpress joins the AUR security team!! to the moon!!!!

can anyone explain better how this exploit works? ive deduced there is time-warping involved, and that the goal is to hijack a coin and print tons of coins while no one else can because the diff is all low and stuff.

ok srsly, if the price get crashed by 300 000 Icelanders trading out their AUR, 3000 smart Icelanders will get mega fucking rich. aight.

any price crash that's impending will be based off of 10000s of people getting crypto to trade that has value, and then instadumping it to.. what? Icelandic dollars? USD right? so now they have some USD, they spent it, its gone. Iceland still sux. u don't think maybe a few people might realise the *potential* in something like this?

everyone whos passing comment clearly hasn't lived somewhere where their local currency has faced super-inflation, and the fact that Iceland is trying to do ANYTHING AT ALL to upset the ridiculously unbalanced banking system present in all western countries definitely makes it a prime candidate for large-scale adoption of a crypto.

again I don't think it will actually happen, I just don't agree with the arguments set forth as to WHY its going to be a travesty.

its going to die because the premine will be dumped/stolen, or the trading value at airdrop will be so low no one will care to redeem them.

if neither of those things happen, its going to do just fine now after its initial price surge, which I might point out HAPPENS TO EVERY SINGLE COIN THAT MAKES EXCHANGE.

gl AUR, I want to see this succeed but I have my doubts. if the dev  isn't str8 scamming then at least its a decent attempt at doing something to make a difference for a lot of people, a lot more than can be said for most other coins.

wow im sad with this... srsly guys.

100 things can crush the price, actually making the airdrop happen is not one of them. if the airdrop goes smoothly (somehow) it will not crush the price.

im not going to speculate on where the price will be at that time, barring any major mishaps though, the price should actually go up. your exposing 300 000 people to crypto, giving them some that's branded for their country, and its probably only going to be worth a few hundred dollars. if they get to the point of actually receiving AUR, the majority probably WONT instadump it. why would they? would you?

anyways, the looming airdrop can hurt the price, the airdrop actually happening shouldn't. I don't think it should trade much higher than .060 before that time, given the total mkt cap of the distributed funds. it probably will but that's another story.

I really don't think Iceland as a whole is going to adopt this crypto as a currency, that's pretty ridiculous. if it does happen eventually it will be worth TONS so that's why everyone is blowing the price up, its pretty simple.

one thing I can guarantee you, if the airdrop actually happens, game on for crypto. regardless of what the price does. 30 AUR will be worth 50 bucks at least if the coin doesn't die and the premine doesn't get stoled. u can bet that most of Iceland will eventually pick up their free money. even if this goes terribly for AUR, a lot of media exposure for crypto.

anyways, will be interesting to see how this goes..

no I think the levels are quite reasonable. :3 its obvious if you know what you're talking about.

both tx time and confirmations are affected by increased block times I think. increased block times are as a result of increased diff from a reduction in hashing power after a multipool shows up and then leaves. that's whats going on with tx and confirm

lol fancy, I have done that before too, welp I still have my slightly less valuable AUR, thanks buddy!

for the people, if any, who sold AUR and nothing happened except they disappeared, yes I expected them to be here letting everyone know.

1 BTC of AUR just vanished from my account on cryptsy. I have experienced all sorts of crap on there, but not this. its not in my order history, its nowhere, I pressed sell, no little popup came, and the AUR is gone.

the reason im posting here is

THATS FUCKING SHENANIGANS !!! orders close against eachother, so ... tell me, how does my AUR go away, but no order was closed? this indicates major problem with the trading engine. like MAJOR problem. where are my AUR?

in fact I just checked, sum1 bought them. I just didn't get the BTC. fun times. well see how cryptsy handles it whenever they get around to it.

**edit got em back with open cancel, but interestingly enough.. theres a closed order for exactly 20 AUR at the time I sold them. an open buy order. so that guy got 20 AUR at the exact time I sold into the market. but my AUR didn't sell. so he got them somewhere else, exactly the amount I sold which I had just bought and was the only flat 20 buy in forever aswell. I find it highly unlikely sum1 else sold flat 20 into the market at the same time I did.

really, im the only person? awesome.

warning just sold 20 AUR on cryptsy and got nothing for it, order never show in trade history, 20 AUR gone. opened support ticket. any1 had this before??

yes I agree that they can change if the community ( or miners really I guess?) accepts the proposed change and follows the new chain. but so far this hasn't been too common a problem, most well established cryptos have little problems in this area that I am aware of.

my point was simply the alternative is watching your money you earned die in a fire, kind of like chasing your tail around. you can work for money, but u better spend it quick otherwise its not worth as much. can you see why a govt might be more interested in this sort of system?

this is why cryptos are happening.

feel free to quote any of this everywhere.

puppet account? or 12 posts and ur calling bottoms?

I am the next satoshi!!!!