No, no, ... it is all completely different! The 51% attack is only a 51%/2 = 25% attack (itīs int ya no) because half of the blocks are always safe! consider the code: Thus you can easily see it takes more than 100% to attack, which is of cause impossible. The same power blocks that formerly anyone could sign? Maybe someone on the inside found a fatal security flaw in sc2 and the team is trying to move on before it is too heavily exploited. That there is already a third sc is an admission to multiple failures, I don't know why anyone would hop on this bandwagon aside from the usual game of alt chain debut buy-sell chicken. They never would have shut SC2 down otherwise. |
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8. Was not megalomaniacal douche
9. Was not a paranoid schizophrenic
10. Could do math.
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FALSE. You can't teach that boy shit  This. |
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Looks fine here guys.
Also aren't many of you who criticized many decisions in SolidCoin v2 happy that the developers listened to most of it and removed the stuff or found alternate solutions?
No trust accounts. No trust nodes. Do you guys always need something to whinge about or is it just a hobby?
You need to stop talking for the company and hire a PR guy. Don't make the same mistake twice. He probably can't tell that he is making a mistake. The Coinhunter account most likely has 2/3rds of this forum on ignore turning every thread into a miniature echo chamber for SoiledCoin groupies (both of them). That is the problem with pruning criticism via username, eventually you only get what you want to hear. This also makes for a poor foundation for the discussion of a currencies strengths and weaknesses. |
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Every day every account takes a half cent (0.005) to cover the operational costs
Can you elaborate on the meaning of "operational costs", given that in a P2P currency, every participant shares the costs (basically just bandwidth, and my own at that) equally already? And, where exactly will this half cent per day go - not in the abstract sense, but in the "0.005MC transferred from account ABC to account XYZ" sense - To what does that XYZ refer? (And guys, c'mon, let him actually answer instead of mocking him - The petty, nonstop bickering really sucks most of the fun out of all this) What matter what explanation Coinhunter gives at this point? It will change as soon as it suits Coinhunter to do so. At this point, Rapecash is only an idea. Wait for the source code and the license terms. Examine them. Then decide. |
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Ok you think bitcoin is not a pyramid scheme, that's fine. But are you denying the block reward for bitcoin cuts in half over time to eventually reach a low of 0?
That is exactly what Bitcoin does, and has done since the very first day it was released more than 3 years ago. There have been absolutely zero changes to the block reward. It is that trust that has been built over time that makes Bitcoin successful. Answer this: How many times has SolidCoin changed the reward scheme? Pyramid scheme, bait-and-switch, pump-and-dump, I not sure which scam term is most accurate of SolidCoin, but make no mistake, SolidCoin is very much a scam designed to benefit early adapters at the expense of later adopters. Without the CPF, the tyrant nodes, and the shrinking reward for mined blocks. SoiledCoin would not be a pyramid scheme. It would just be a craptastic knockoff of Bitcoin. |
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ScamCoin is open-source? Well, that put's a whole new spin on things. Let's see what we've got here... if(g_bTrustedMiningOnly && (pBlock->nBlockNum%2)==1 )
{
Sleep(100);
continue;
}
Huh. I've always wondered how trusted mining works. Now I know!  Does MicroCash work the same way? That's so we could steal people's money, but there was never enough money in Solidcoin to make it worth while. Both trust nodes/blocks and trust accounts have been removed from MicroCash due to everyone on the planet realizing it was a Dictatocurrency. Glad you can finally admit the truth. Good luck rebranding Soiledcoin into Rapecash. |
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Hey look. It is Coinhunter here to flog his latest scheme.
We were right about the first one even though Coinhunter said we were all just trolls.
We were right about the second one even though Coinhunter said we were all just trolls.
We are right about the third one, hey look Coinhunter is calling us a bunch of trolls.
The wheels of the shortbus go round and round...
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Click on the "Learn more" button. If mortal shell can hold the awesomeness of understanding LemonpartyCoin it will transcend you to another level of existence. If not, you get a 404 error to prevent your mind from being snuffed out by the rainbow of incredibility.
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Any publicity is good publicity mostly only applies to entertainment, not banking or the financial industry. If this were true, Bernanke's son wouldn't have killed himself and the Enron CEOs would be partying it up in Malibu.
Madoff's son you mean? |
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Amazing, how worked up you guys are over something you do not like and regard as pile of steaming shit.
If you hate it, ignore it. How hard is that? (unless you are 12)
Can some one please close this thread? It adds no value to *coin community.
Every time someone gets defrauded by something that looks like a cryptocurrency, quacks like a cryptocurrency, stole code from a cryptocurrency but actually is a kleptocurrency, it harms Bitcoin. It is the same reason why hedge fund managers hate it when people call what Bernie Madoff was selling a "hedge fund". It claimed to be one, but instead was a criminal conspiracy to defraud people of their money while pretending to be a hedge fund. Almost everyone took your advice, just ignore Bernie if you don't like him! |
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Maybe we can make a verb out of Microcash. Mr. Moon Microcashed all his users! Mybitcoin.com Microcashed all the BTC! MicroCash! The best kleptocurrency around! |
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ROFL I just noticed there are several levels to the suggested ignore feature
BCX is light yellow
CoinHunter is piss colored
And bulanula is kidney-infection colored
Why do you know what color kidney infections are? That is disturbing.  |
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At least the tyrant nodes are gone.
I wouldn't be so sure of that. The 1 million coins each might be gone, but they've still got something to claim 51% attack defense and I don't give soiledcoin devs credit to actually do something innovative. All you need to know about Microcash can be found at http://microcash.org/learn-more.html |
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After a brand has been totally and completely destroyed, what happens next is a "rebranding exercise". Since SoiledCoin (which was going to take over the world according to the sockmuppets) is now defunct, Microcash appears! Forget for the moment that Microcash is brought to you buy the same muppets who have failed twice now at making a viable currency. At least the tyrant nodes are gone. But honestly, who posts screenshots of the client GUI when claiming they have a cryptocurrency? Edit: This sums it up nicely: http://microcash.org/learn-more.html takes you to a 404 error page. Now that is poetic. |
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Only at bitcointroll forums could giving money back to the chain be considered theft. Stay with your non interest bitcoin and see how far you go, SolidCoin is becoming a real economic force by allowing a variety of new services to be built on top its protocol.
Personally I think it's an awesome idea that reduces the effects of spam, essentially a self cleansing p2p network, while also giving funds back to the network in a fair manner.
Why are you changing Solidcoin so dramatically? I thought 2.0 tyrant nodes were the answer to all our dreams? No huh? BIG SURPRISE! SoiledCoin Scoreboard: 1.0 BTC clone failed, 2.0 premine scam failed, 3.0 now steals coins from people when they go idle. I need to make a new avatar that says "STEAL ALL THE COINS!" |
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As he said, let scamcoin die. Stop speaking about it, stop advertising it  SoiledCoin has morphed into TheftCoin. No surprise. However, this is not advertising. This is a public service announcement. Don't worry, the TheftCoin folks will be over here soon to advertise their latest monstrosity. |
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I didn't read the bitcoin spec.
So that is why you are surprised the difficulty went up. Good luck with your alt-coin. Still haven't read the spec. Can someone throw me a lifeline? No. Sorry, the Solidcoin nitwits chewed all the life preservers to bits. Looking forward to reading your spec (which is short for specification if you did not know) of your alt coin. Until it has substance, good luck. |
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I didn't read the bitcoin spec.
So that is why you are surprised the difficulty went up. Good luck with your alt-coin. Now back on topic. Yet another block-chain restart from the SC folks. They should have named it YABRcoin. Of course this time everything is perfect and people who criticize it are evil trolls!!! Right?  |
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Incoming Soiledcoin sockpuppets to tell us how great their crypto-cancre is doing.
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