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1421  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 25, 2017, 01:20:15 PM
War Games Announced

All Royal Forces are recalled to within the borders of CryptoTown, Mobile forces (100% mobility units) will maintain separate roaming basepoints throughout the Town's walls. Royal Guard and 1st regiment are to be stationed near Palace of Versailles--King will reside there with all Royal effects. Training detachment #3 will scout the parameters of the Town's walls. Training Detachment #1 and #2 are to be stationed in the Citadel to bulwark the cannon units.

By order of HM the King

ATTN GM

Research Proposal: Chain-Shot


We are told that one can chain two cannonballs together and have artillery that mows though infantry forces--we wish to pursue this technology and have it ready within the next 1-2 years. Please inform the Military on how best to proceed with development.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain-shot

Research Proposal: Shipwright

We wish to build a Navy for trade, exploration and defense, please inform us on how to get this started--it seems insane for a nation in the modern times to have neither sea trade or exploration.

Also, what would be a quick estimate as to the costs (sci, sto1, bld, etc.) to build roads connecting current Town and Counties? Also, a real estimate for Plath to Town would likely be carried through without delay.


ATTN NOBLES:

Our roads are in a terrible state and must be upgraded, so we propose that SCI, BLD and STO1 be used to see to the matter. This is a matter for the whole Town and all Counties, so the military and/or King will not foot the bill alone, so Nobles should come to agreement on the matter as soon as estimated costs are issued and construction begin.

HMC_



*Also, due the fines associated with M2, any fines levied against HMC or his surrogates (Madam_Stoka, Plath, Crichton, King, UFO or OldDuchy) will be doubled and fined payable to King Corp--this will be accounted cumulatively, so 1mil in m2 is more of a fine than the 5k that put the character over.
1422  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: DASH pumped, anyone made some money? on: February 24, 2017, 11:44:57 PM
Tell them Spoetnik, they are all paid FUDers. DASH is future of all Crypto!!!!

BUY more DASH. DASH is Life!!!

Spoetnik says dash is a scam? what are you talking about?

He dislikes monero more but he will confirm for anyone asking in public here that dash is a scam.

I'm sure he will confirm this for you here and now. Just ask him.

Please quote him if he does--I'd unignore him, but why?
1423  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 22, 2017, 04:55:45 AM


The King woke. His biggest concern was oddly not the rumors of a dark force or the threats from the spiritual realm. Being rational, he knew there were no ways to strategize around the random acts of gods or devils. His worry was not the economy that had yet to return to its former bustling as those controls were not in his hands, and his biggest concern was not that no one had grabbed the reigns of the most opportune way to gain foreign investment as no one seemed interested in the work involved and it's a waste of time to go against lack of motivation--even when it is in everyone's best interest--no, his BIGGEST concern was the coronation. And now that Dark Forces was on the warpath it seemed inevitable that they might try to interrupt the planned procedure (and the King, not fond of planned parties or Royal hubbub) decided to kill two birds with one stone.

"Is anyone awake?" he said walking the empty Palace.

Madam_Stoka, "I  am your Majesty."

"Just Crichton," he retorted, rolling his eyes, "It's too late at night to going on about all that--I imagine Hamlet would be telling us about how a King could pass through the guts of a beggar--and he was wiser than any of us."

Madam_Stoka chuckled, "He was a character in a play, so why not say Shakespeare?"

"Because a playwright can travel through the guts of Prince. Now we're going to pass some DOM and MUM through are guts and make official that which can pass as the hierarchal manifestation of nature's programing."

Madam_Stoka, "Sometimes I have no idea what you are saying."

"We're going to drink DOM and snort MUM and call it a coronation, so I'm officially King and dark forces can't crash the party in 1666."

Madam_Stoke, "DOM and MUM, I get!"

"Good, My Lady--be sure to send out a bottle of w1615p to everyone not in attendance."

Coronation 1662:

HMC_

Note: those who did not receive a bottle of w1615p, please send me a PM here and it will be sent to the proper address.



1424  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: THE RISE AND RISE OF MONERO on: February 20, 2017, 06:34:21 PM
This fight LOL !!  Grin Grin Grin

What happens when unstoppable FUD meets immovable idealist.
1425  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: [PEPECASH] Pepecash / RarePepe Speculation Topic on: February 20, 2017, 03:50:08 PM
 
This is where Bitcoin finally hits its stride and begins to shine - showing us the next level of abstraction of digital rarity, and you decry it for yet another centralized video game?  If the CryptoKingdom servers shut down, your assets are gone.. If the Pepe team were wiped clean from the Earth and the entire game were erased... you would still have your Pepes and a new game would begin to be built around them.  
  
That's the power of a decentralized asset.  You are trying to get us excited about the video game equivalent of fiat, when something far better already exists.  I do hope CryptoKingdom gets ported to the Aeon version of Counterparty, when it one day exists.  I would definitely be interested then.  
  

Crypto Kingdom needs a decentralized setup, otherwise it wont take off imo. One possibility would be to clone jl777's komodo setup for his instantdex which launches in a short while, which afaik allows for decentralised trading.


https://komodoplatform.com/dex-whitepaper/

The pepe meme is nothing compared to the rich detailed design of Crypto Kingdom as a full virtual world of assets and social networking opportunities, but I agree it needs decentralised asset trading so players can control their own assets. If that is achieved (decentralised trading and private control of keys), then Crypto Kingdom could become one of the largest crypto projects to date.

A decentralized exchange would likely put it under cryptocurrency regulation rather than videogaming regulation--not a plus imo. Also, AFAIK it wouldn't be able to be a browser based game and the resource requirements would be magnitudes more for a game as vast and complex as CK when compared to card/meme games.

You can port casino games, card games, and other subgames of your making to CK and have it interact via API--that currently is the means for decentralized gameplay, but anything beyond that would need to be technically possible (without losing live interactions or GM events or otherwise muddling the mechanics), have no effects on the game's status as a game, and not add downloading to player's tasks. There are counties that can grow within the game until they are ready to become their own game, but other than the MK project, which had very limited interaction with the CK gameworld (exchange of tokenization of MK asset), this has not yet been tested.
As far losing the game, much of the pertinent info is stored on multiple computers via google sheets (pertinent as in high ticket items such as armies and buildings and lands), and the game's db is back-upped on a regular basis. This is by no means as thorough a safety net as what one would hope for in a card game, but is more thorough than most similarly complex games in the MMORPG space.

If anyone can offer a decentralized MMORPG that is played in real-time, keeps its cost inline with profitability and doesn't lose continuity based on the absence of a overall gameworld, I'd be happy to play. Though I'd still expect it would lose videogaming regulation status if it acted similarly to a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.
1426  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 19, 2017, 10:43:43 PM
The third is finished, but getting an exchange listing for the token seems an impossible task reserved for only the best assets.

Would recommend looking at Tux Exchange. I would almost say wait for an XMR/AEON counterparty layer and, until then, see what can be done to have maybe a daily complete player ownership settlement stored in a decentralized manner. 

From Tux's FAQ:

"Question: How do new coins get listed on the exchange? Can I request a coin get added?"

"A We do NOT accept listing requests. Coins are discovered organically by our staff. Please do not ask to have a coin listed."
1427  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 19, 2017, 11:52:12 AM
Blue text is reserved for GM speaking.

> CRICHTON (130): 6114000, 19
  + PLATH (198): 25500
  = 6139500

Awaiting records of the Coronation event held, which would prompt levelup to L20 King. Also the proper name and title of #130 should mention the fact that he is reigning as His Majesty the King of Crypto Kingdom, please update. "HM The King", even though stuck to rpietila I for long years, is still properly just a title whose holder rotates. Due to the importance of the title, it should always override any other names and titles in use by its holder. In this case "Prince Crichton" should become "HM The King[...]" and when the Crown passes to another House, the 'Royal House of Crichton von Plath und zu CK' will be thus called and its head be entitled to "HRH" similar to Zechariah is now.



The coronation is dependent on three events:

The Quartermillennial Jubilee of Crypto Kingdom

- -

The GM has granted the King, the permission to be crowned in the Hall of Mirrors in the Royal Palace of Versailles, 9-C (or a place of his choice) earliest 1654, and the King has announced the event to be happen the next year, 1655.

- -


Is this information up to date still, are we going to parteeeeeh this weekend? Smiley


TBH, there's three things I'd like to see happen before we party.

1. Archduke Quest finished (I want to have the celebration take place with gambling and chat and a few hands of high stakes poker).

2. A BTC-->M gateway similar xmr.to added to increase Monero adoption and # of CK players (NewLiberity has agreed to look into this, but no updates as to implementation atm). Saddam's integration of a shifty button is a superior idea and is being implemented by him as we speak.

3. Be on the way to adding a CK asset to a cryptocurrency exchange.

#3 begs the question: what asset is best suited (from an efficiency and equality standpoint) to best represent our Kingdom as an asset on an exchange?

When those three things are accomplished (or at least a certainty as far implementation), we can party like we just don't care Smiley


1 and 2 are well on there way--though Syksy has taken a break to attend to other matters and Saddam is MIA ATM. The third is finished, but getting an exchange listing for the token seems an impossible task reserved for only the best assets.

We could put a four year limit on coronation, but I would want it held on a ship if the Jovial Jester's poker wing is still under construction.
1428  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Monero gets criticized so they lash out at DASH *again* on: February 17, 2017, 03:49:30 PM
I suggest we the masterondes give this guy some DASH so he stop spreading this information around. Maybe we could even hire him to do something good for us. Since his promotion skills are quite good, I could par him with Amanda B Jonson.  What do you think guys?







I *could* have posted something but i decided not to for 2 reasons.


LOL





I'm pretty sure sputz was already paid to be an honorary dashtard. His attacking Monero while overlooking dash--and now open support--happened shortly after he put up a poll whoring his FUD advertising services.
1429  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: THE RISE AND RISE OF MONERO on: February 17, 2017, 12:37:47 AM

What has Monero accomplished

It might be under-rated as a "pump & dump" coin actually. There seems to be something more sophisticated going on.

XMR traders are tracing out Florence Cathedral in a spontaneous expression of artistic liberation...




Good question.

Monero took a new technology (cryptonote), outlined why it can't achieve its stated purpose as implemented (bytecoin), mapped out a plan to fix those flaws and achieve its stated purpose (https://lab.getmonero.org/) and wrote 740,000 lines of code to get the job done, so not exactly FUDding and self-glossing yourself non-stop or arguing with most everyone that your pet economic theory is correct and the whole cryptoworld has got it backwards--despite having no discernable knowledge about cryptosystems or economics--but it's something.

Sorry fulfilling the goal of a digital cash system hasn't impressed such bellwethers of accomplishment and luminaries of the crypto-universe, but since everyone else is offering soda machines and Hype, technology and science will have to do to differentiate monero from the rest of the coinz. Maybe XMR can add memes or slavenodes or inverse-time transactional schemes to (such) wow and amaze the two brain cells you have when you two dashtards rub your collective asses together.

Morons.
1430  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [POLL] Should the Altcoin world work with govt authorities or fight them ? on: February 16, 2017, 12:29:34 PM
Both will and should happen.
1431  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: THE RISE AND RISE OF MONERO on: February 16, 2017, 04:18:10 AM
I'm sure this applies to penguins too.
1432  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / MOVED: The three types of spoetnik posts on: February 16, 2017, 03:32:52 AM
This topic has been moved to [other - off-topic].

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1528715.0
1433  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do you support Spoetnik's contributions to the Altcoin Discussions? on: February 11, 2017, 02:26:45 PM
The length is for a reason.
As i go on i know i will be attacked.
I know people will be picking it apart later and i always get accused of "lies"
Yet no one ever has a word to say about what EXACTLY i lied about.

It's to paint a picture that you all insist on not seeing.
..what i just said earlier (twice)

And then next comment is.. Spoetnik posts to get a rise out of people with dishonest info.

LOL

I'm tiring ? YOU FUCKING people are hahhaha

I appreciate the level of positive feedback you guys posted here though.. thank you.
But i highlighted the disconnect between YOUR coin and the others.
You all point at coin #5,001 and claim all the others are bullshit.
And all the others do the same damn thing with some other coin.

I seen years ago on Wikipedia there was over 5,000 Religions.. all claiming to be "the one"
More importantly.. they are contradicting each other.

All i ever hear is Scientologists crying FUD  Cheesy

PS:
I FUD Ethereum too ..not just Monero "the criminal coin" Wink

Paid your taxes ? handed your ID over yet ? Chanted Free Market / NO LAWS while on the phone with the Police lately ?

Cryptsy idiots cried NO LAWS.. now they are lining up for a class action lawsuit hoping the FBI nab Vern.

Do you SEE the retardness of this shit yet ?

One question. What is it with Monero do you not like? They have no premine, no ICO and everything started out from scratch. Was it fair? Maybe not because the more technically good people were the only users to start using their CLI. But what is fair? Bitcoin too is not fair.

Is it something about the developers?

Don't be surprised if it comes out one day that sputz was paid by dash--his praise of that scam versus the obsessive (and at times convulsive) derision of one the few reputable projects in the space is the only explanation that makes sense--other than really being that oblivious.

IE. When someone acts waaayyyy out of character towards one product/project/group, but ramps up his usual behavior for their competition, apply Ockham's Razor to their motive and you get money (or maybe sputz and Evan are a thing--not that there's anything wrong with that).

But if you need to look further, watch how the dash faithful have embraced their new friend--even dashtards aren't blind to it, and they're oblivious to the most obvious things in cryptoland: fair launches, cryptocurrencies needing cryptography, adding algorithms has the potential for crosschain reactions no one can predict, ect, ect....
1434  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is a fud queen ? on: February 11, 2017, 08:57:55 AM
don't think there is a definite meaning for this word. My quess a female person good at spreading FUD.

A good example of FUD King is Spoetnik (Generously donating premium top-shelf FUD to the community since 2013)

Being FUD King is a lot like having the biggest dick at a leper colony--you're still not getting laid.
1435  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 10, 2017, 10:00:03 AM


Buy a bundle, make a bundle!
(contact me here or by PM with the name of the bundle you want to buy, send the monerito over to char_id 17 and I will transfer the goods to you. Enjoy.)



Property Bundle 9-C = 8mil
https://cryptokingdom.me/land/lot/details/904
https://cryptokingdom.me/land/lot/details/905
https://cryptokingdom.me/land/lot/details/907
2000 sqm of land with 3  small buildings in the center of 9th borough.



I want to buy this if it isn't already--I'm not at home atm, so I'll make the transaction when I get back if it's not taken.
1436  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Monero under scrutiny of the FBI on: February 08, 2017, 11:16:06 AM
As soon as i seen Smoothie as the last poster here i clicked..
figuring i'd see the "Like Cash / Fiat" retort.. nope. (he used the internet)

Then.. generalizethis "Mr Fungability" played the retort  Cheesy

You guys are a broken record skipping on and on..



EDIT:

In other news the Monero dev's dice gambling site he runs was hacked for a fortune people.

Aww poor Monero can't catch a break hahahhah

The point is, the "retort" statement how you call it contradicts and refutes itself.

If the US $ would be such a simple analog, why would there be the need to use a crypto currency in the first place.
Which also refutes your worn out use of the term "fungibility".

It shows that you don't even understand what the term means in an economic context, and that you only use it as a smokescreen.
There are laws for the exchange of value, in fungible ways or not, and your only intent is to evade them.

HUH? You need cc because you can't convert cash digitally.

You are making the classic mistake of viewing fungibility as binary--some things can be more fungible than others in the economic sense and asking the tptb to create them or for digital cash to be moral is an epic fail on your part as it misses that a cc as fungible as cash is supposed to be  (non-digital of course--absurd i have to make that point, but whatever) it has to be able to be exchanged on any exchange without the exchange blocking it (as was the case with BTCe and the Evolution scammers)--as long as 1 xmr = 1 xmr anywhere, it is as fungible as cash is on the street (barring the use of the view key to link yourself to a crime as would a cash wielding criminal with blood stains on his money--though having to explain that level of stupidity as an edge case is a homage to your level of understanding of what a digital cash should, can, and must do). Good luck, dude--my guess is your portfolio and politics are a mirror of your ignorance of all things crypto.

You're missing the point, again.
This thread is not about fungibility, its about criminal intent, the law, the society we all live in.
You're using the term as a smokescreen to distract from the fact, all the time.

Do you understand that?

You understand that the FBI's scrutiny isn't Moneo per se, but all darkmarket activity, BTC, LTC, XMR and whatever coins gain traction in the future? So singling Monero out and implying all Monero transactions are being scrutinized is jumping to a conclusion--and one you should also jump to with clear chains such as LTC and BTC, which are listed in the article, along with XMR.

I was replying to a specific comment made by neither you or sputz, so building off of that is as much off topic as anything, so there's that too. Smiley

Here's that actual comments by the FBI that the OP is trying to spin into doom and gloom--though I view it as validating Monero's cashlike qualities--fungibility included.

This isn't a Monero thing, it's a use thing.

Quoting the article no one has seemed to read (at least not very well):

"Since 2013, the agency has seen "enormous growth" in the number of cases involving digital currency payments, according to Battaglia. Of those, 75% involved bitcoin, he said, though he mentioned litecoin and monero as other cryptocurrencies the agency has encountered thus far."

and

"Following the event, the special agent said he couldn't provide additional details specifically pertaining to the FBI’s investigative techniques surrounding monero when asked by CoinDesk.

During the panel, however, Battaglia described the FBI as "a reactionary organization", adding that, instead of trying to predict the direction that cryptocurrency use might go, the agency has adopted a wait-and-see approach.

Battaglia concluded:

"We’re going to look at what catches on, and what becomes mainstream, and then we’re going to keep an eye on that, because usually not long after that is when you start to see some of the fraud and some of the more nefarious uses of that technology."


I guess reading the words right there in front of you (and understanding what they mean) is a little too much for some.

1437  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Monero under scrutiny of the FBI on: February 08, 2017, 10:07:48 AM
As soon as i seen Smoothie as the last poster here i clicked..
figuring i'd see the "Like Cash / Fiat" retort.. nope. (he used the internet)

Then.. generalizethis "Mr Fungability" played the retort  Cheesy

You guys are a broken record skipping on and on..



EDIT:

In other news the Monero dev's dice gambling site he runs was hacked for a fortune people.

Aww poor Monero can't catch a break hahahhah

The point is, the "retort" statement how you call it contradicts and refutes itself.

If the US $ would be such a simple analog, why would there be the need to use a crypto currency in the first place.
Which also refutes your worn out use of the term "fungibility".

It shows that you don't even understand what the term means in an economic context, and that you only use it as a smokescreen.
There are laws for the exchange of value, in fungible ways or not, and your only intent is to evade them.

HUH? You need cc because you can't convert cash digitally.

You are making the classic mistake of viewing fungibility as binary--some things can be more fungible than others in the economic sense and asking the tptb to create them or for digital cash to be moral is an epic fail on your part as it misses that a cc as fungible as cash is supposed to be  (non-digital of course--absurd i have to make that point, but whatever) it has to be able to be exchanged on any exchange without the exchange blocking it (as was the case with BTCe and the Evolution scammers)--as long as 1 xmr = 1 xmr anywhere, it is as fungible as cash is on the street (barring the use of the view key to link yourself to a crime as would a cash wielding criminal with blood stains on his money--though having to explain that level of stupidity as an edge case is a homage to your level of understanding of what a digital cash should, can, and must do). Good luck, dude--my guess is your portfolio and politics are a mirror of your ignorance of all things crypto.
1438  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Monero under scrutiny of the FBI on: February 08, 2017, 06:11:22 AM
...
Might as well ban spoons (because used to make crack/ice), cars (because criminals use them as getaway vehicles), brief cases (as many drug lords and thieves carry drugs and cash in them)....the list goes on.
...

There is a difference, non of these (spoons, cars or brief cases) are promoted in any way that the promoters tell you buy spoons because you can do crack/ice, or buy cars because you can use them as getaway vehicles, or ...

But the monero "community" did some great job in promoting monero, because it's accepted on dark markets and it has now a real value/use case because you can now buy drugs with it.

So from my view thats something different, and thats why your anaology does not fit in here!

Cash does all those things and drug dealers, hookers and arms dealers all ask for cash and promote it as their preferred method of payment--you can do all kinds of analogy warping to discredit Monero, but there is no central authority making these claims or who worked to get Monero added to Alphabay. No more so than any government worked to get their fiat to be the preferred method of payment for international criminal activities. Cash is used for bad things--end of story. And to think a digital cash won't be used for the same activities is naïve, dumb, or floundering in personal interest.
1439  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Monero under scrutiny of the FBI on: February 07, 2017, 06:43:18 PM
And then in other news:

Anonymous Hacks Darknet Hosting Site

A faction within the Anonymous movement has claimed responsibility for hacking Freedom Hosting II, a hosting company for TOR based onion websites or the darknet.

The hackers claimed that child pornography made up more than half of the data that was hosted on the servers.

This is not surprising considering the fact that the original Freedom Hosting hosted as many as half of the child porn sites on the darknet.

The hackers have since dumped the data, and it includes the email addresses of nearly 381,000 users. At least 21 percent of them are already included on haveibeenpwned.com, a website that tracks user data leaks.

<snip>

http://wearechange.org/anonymous-hacks-darknet-leaks-pedophile-databases/

Thats the crowd you're serving ... thats the crowd you're associating with ... thats your promotion vehicle ... thats the name you're putting on crypto ... the scum of planet earth

When you yell at the grandma in front of you at the grocery store for using cash, "You're supporting drugs, murder, pedophiles, hookers, terrorist and money laundering, you lousy bitch," then your histrionics over Monero will seem a little less insincere and more like good old fashion stupidity.
1440  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Kingdom - 1991 Retro Virtual World(City) on: February 04, 2017, 11:17:03 PM
I still dont receive my yearly/weekly dividends . why ?

Yearly dividends and production are turned off.
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