You just pay the conference fee and show your unfinished websites there. No problem.


Because some of the coindesk guys are very close to the Feathercoin guys, who are part UNOCS.

I didn't say it was al scam, but it's most likely pump and dump

Of course, that's why you host a signup page on the same server which hosts the "announcment site" 

http://unocs.com/cr.php

yeah, I believe you, because you realized it might be better to move the stuff into a datacenter that is hosted by people who know how to secure their sites...

But you wouldn't write that you have a "highly skilled team" working on it, when it's only one guy who doesn't know how to secure his Apache...

So, I know what a team is... : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nPVAh78n34

Because you have no clue...


Fully agree on that..

and on UNOCS there is written "Our highly skilled team"... Is it a 1-person team or is that a lie on that site?

That's exactly the reason why we are critizising you guys, You say it's a Ferrari, but then it's this:

Yaaawnn... come back with it when it is working... We all know that the coindesk guys are Feathercoin buddies..

hey are not the Associated press right? The don't follow any journalistic code, so they wil just continue to push the unfinished projects of theyr favorite buddy coins...

Just a word to the guys who always said that the site with the open directories was not "the bridge" and that it was just a simple unfuctional announcement page.
That so called "announcement page" with the open directories was exactly the site that is featured in coindesk... it contained the templates for the site that these screenshots where made from. iamatrix knows that, but it's clear that he stays calm. At least he maybe learned how to lock up the directories of his Apache.

As I always said, as long as nothing works, it's all made for pumpin, including that coindesk article...

At the current state there won't be an alternative to mining, aight? But if mining continues as slow as it is, there will be more energy efficient miners to do that necessary job...

Yeah, we like screenshots. Did it also function or was it just some nice buttons and graphics? Did you trade one coin there?



Nice BTC balance though..

Maybe only one single service that actually works?

It's interesting how many "team members" you have, but obviously only one single so called "developer". I see only some forum trolls waving the PXC flag wherever they can...

You guys remind me of this guy:

Seems that this coin was UNOCSd right at the beginning... DOA

Of course people hate demurrage, It's like a bag filled with corn, but it has holes in it... nevertheless some experiments indicated, that it might(!) be a remedy especially in times of depression and crisis.

See? That's how it works... vague idea... quick and dirty website with some nice pics... and then telling all the world that "a new, never seen before service was going to open... yesterday".

Thanks for this confirmation...

I think it's just a black box.. maybe, if you are lucky, it gets filled with ASCS during the next few years... dpeending of your order number and of the supplies of PSUs.

I don't believe you that it is another site... It's might be your hope, but what you call the bridge, is exactly the same website, on the same server, in the same folders... go ask iamatrix.

As it is stated: just 控制流程到达函数尾

May I propose Freicoin as the right coin to build up a new local economy in Detroit?

Doesn't seem realistic to you? Well, here are some interesting reads:

Stamp Scrip (1993)
Irving Fisher about demurrage experiments in the US:
http://www.freicoin.org/irving-fisher-stamp-scrip-1933-t532.html

Stamp Scrip in the Great Depression: Lessons for Community Currency for Today? (2010)
Jonathan Warner about the same subject
http://www.freicoin.org/stamp-scrip-experiments-in-the-great-depression-t530.html

Stamp Scrip: Money People Paid to Use (2008 (!))
Bruce Champ, Advisor of the FED Cleveland about stamp scrip
http://www.freicoin.org/bruce-champ-advisor-of-the-fed-cleveland-about-stamp-scrip-t528.html

Attention, this post has a bit of a explorative philosophical nature. If you are not up to it, don't read further. But if you are interested, read it and spare your "but", "no" and "never!" until the end of this text.

Last night I had a little chat, over at the #freicoin chat and it evolved quite interesting. I talked to a user named "funky". He told me that he was making some quick cash with altcoins, which he sold early, as long as there was profit in (quite a well known schema in the altcoin sector) and before that altcoin falls into irrelevancy.

We talked about demurrage experiments in the US during the depression and about the theory of social credit. We also evolved thoughts about a new fictitious cryptocurrency named "speed money", basically money with an incentive to spend, but not a negative interest like Freicoin, but a positive bonus if you spend the money (Maybe technically not that easy to achieve). We came then to the point that if you get a bonus for every transaction, the amount of coins in that currency could rise constantly and infinitely, which he considered not being a problem, as services and goods would either way be infinitely produced (basically that opinion is behind the theory of social credit).

We talked a bit more about altcoins, as funky suddenly said "And here comes Satoshi, he combines social credit and difficulty derived value". We evolved that thought further and the conlusion was:

Satoshi, in inventing the bitcoin protocol (not only Bitcoin, but the protocol used by all the altcoins), created some sort of a social credit system as people can get free money while producing infinite new altcoins and creating new types of altcoins. New altcoins evolve, some vanish early, some hold a certain market value longer, some loose it faster. As Altcoins can be used to buy goods, but also are constantly threatened to vanish and loose value, the concept of speed money or demurrage lies within the infinite creation and decay of new altcoins - if you hold the coins too long, you are threatened to loose the value that once lied within.

That's Satoshis' Cryptocoin Continuum - Social credit combined with demurrage - we are already in it. Not with a single coin, but with all the cryptocoins.

Feel free to share your thoughts...

Attention, this post has a bit of a explorative philosophical nature. If you are not up to it, don't read further. But if you are interested, read it and spare your "but", "no" and "never!" until the end of this text.

Last night I had a little chat, over at the #freicoin chat and it evolved quite interesting. I talked to a user named "funky". He told me that he was making some quick cash with altcoins, which he sold early, as long as there was profit in (quite a well known schema in the altcoin sector) and before that altcoin falls into irrelevancy.

We talked about demurrage experiments in the US during the depression and about the theory of social credit. We also evolved thoughts about a new fictitious cryptocurrency named "speed money", basically money with an incentive to spend, but not a negative interest like Freicoin, but a positive bonus if you spend the money (Maybe technically not that easy to achieve). We came then to the point that if you get a bonus for every transaction, the amount of coins in that currency could rise constantly and infinitely, which he considered not being a problem, as services and goods would either way be infinitely produced (basically that opinion is behind the theory of social credit).

We talked a bit more about altcoins, as funky suddenly said "And here comes Satoshi, he combines social credit and difficulty derived value". We evolved that thought further and the conlusion was:

Satoshi, in inventing the bitcoin protocol (not only Bitcoin, but the protocol used by all the altcoins), created some sort of a social credit system as people can get free money while producing infinite new altcoins and creating new types of altcoins. New altcoins evolve, some vanish early, some hold a certain market value longer, some loose it faster. As Altcoins can be used to buy goods, but also are constantly threatened to vanish and loose value, the concept of speed money or demurrage lies within the infinite creation and decay of new altcoins - if you hold the coins too long, you are threatened to loose the value that once lied within.

That's Satoshis' Cryptocoin Continuum - Social credit combined with demurrage - we are already in it. Not with a single coin, but with all the cryptocoins.

Feel free to share your thoughts...