I lol'ed. You certainly do give a "flying fuck" because you're ranting about it, and you need to feel good about yourself. That's okay, we understand. Do you maybe have a temper problem? Just calm down.


Let's look at some of the contradictory things you've said.

1) David actually DID speak to bryce. Did you even look at the youtube link that HYPERfuture posted earlier? You don't even care, do you? haha gotchu. You DO care apparently. That's why you have to keep going on a delusional rampage.
2) Who's calling who a tool? I don't really know David, but I think he's a reasonable guy, and I'm pretty sure he has done more for the cryptocommunity than you have. If he did say bryce was involved in any way, please send actual hard evidence? If you link us a 3-hr long video, it'd be nice if you specified which part it was in. That way, we can actually have something to discuss.
3) You actually did accuse HYPERfuture as bryce. In your very first post, you say "Hyper coin is Bruce's creation YET AGAIN!". Umm, what? It doesn't even seem you remember what you wrote. You're a troll.


Yeah, you're harsh. But, I guess you don't like being treated the same way. I'm PRETTY SURE that you are being offensive. If you can't even see that in your own posts, then you clearly are psychotic.

HYPER forums is down. HYPERfuture, is this going to be back up soon? Is there a forum update going on?

EDIT: it's back up. heh

Good luck with your coin! That's pretty awesome what you are doing by trying to revive a coin.

I think that if we realized how similar the ultimate goal is between coins, we would see coin communities joining forces and making stronger coins in the end. Even I, as someone who loves and promotes HYPER, would like to see combined community efforts. It's hard to get out of the mindset of "my coin is the best! I don't care about other coins because I know they are worse!". And if everyone does that, it's a bit disheartening. Coin communities that can get along should consider working together. Don't just waste time dreaming away. Get off your asses, and make things happen!

I approve of this coin. 

Assetto Corsa servers hosted by Ignatius have been added to the list on HyperGG! Check it out now HERE to see if the servers are online!

I completely agree. There has to be experienced people who really understand their field especially in regards to finance/business and how it relates to cryptocurrency to get things moving, especially before a release. I can't argue against the fact that experience does look good on paper and may attract investors or more serious players.

I think a good coin has a team with motivation, skills or the aptitude to learn new skills, and constant ideas. The team needs solid goals. The coin also needs a supportive community in which everyone can be a contributor to the success of the coin, and it should always try to attract new members and fans. The coin should also have a real-world purpose. It can't be just stuck within bitcointalk or a closed community. Having a really awesome coin with state-of-the-art features are great, but the coin probably will have trouble with adoption if it focuses too much on the tech. There will always be a way to improve on an existing coin.

Also, I don't think experience matters as much as the drive to learn and to actually accomplish things. It's more important to understand what experience provides and why it's beneficial than having experience itself. That way, anyone can continually be in a learning state. So, it's very possible a new person could be more valuable than an "experienced" person on a team.

Two new posts on HyperGG's blog!!!

- Web Wallet Investigations: http://hgg.meteor.com/posts/4
- Starting a CS:GO Plugin: http://hgg.meteor.com/posts/3

Enjoy!

oh nooo. php!  Why not use javascript? hehe

SSL/TLS on transportion layer for any links between client and server, and server and database. Encryption for "data-at-rest". Attention to server and database security (i.e. firewall). Redundant and constantly backed up servers and databases. Spam and DDoS protection. MFA supported (optional) for sending transactions and logging in.


Not sure what the big deal is with changing a deposit address for every transaction. In an exchange, your account is associated with your addresses or any new address that is created for any transactions that you make with your account, so there's no reason to create a new address for every new transaction. I can see that this could be beneficial for someone who creates addresses offline outside of any exchange or service in hopes to not let anyone ever link your behavior with any one of your addresses, but an exchange is an exchange. You have an account on an exchange and your addresses will be associated with your account.

However, I don't see this as a big deal at all. What's important is if the exchange is able to obfuscate the transactions that you make by moving the responsibility of transacting on behalf of a user through a "super"-address that is owned by the exchange. This is done by moving your funds into this "super" address. This way, even though it may be possible to determine that your address is linked with a particular exchange, it is not possible to determine the transactions you make. In this way, it adds a layer of security that is unique versus creating your own addresses offline because it's difficult to track what you do, considering the exchange does not store the transaction history that is linked to your account.

EDIT: I can see that if the previous address was deleted and its connection to your account was totally wiped, then I understand changing the deposit address for every transaction would work as a security measure. Not sure if this is good practice tho. Think of it like deleting your private key (wallet.dat if we use qt as an example) and starting all over for every new transaction you make. Is this what bitcoin was designed for? I'm not sure. For me personally, a new address for every new transaction is edging towards paranoia.

Also, I believe all of these games can easily be supported by HyperGG (server listing and plugin support) because they were built using Valve's Source engine~!

Nice project. Sounds like you'll be very busy for a while!  If it's open-source, when do you plan to show the repo? I could maybe contribute here and there when I have time. I'm pretty busy myself.

The dev who started the coin is HYPERfuture. "weiner" is not associated in any way with HYPER in terms of development. It is a completely unbacked FUD. I never heard about sharex until now. Now that I'm browsing back, looks like sharex has been shut down. I don't think we would know whether you lost HYPER or not to sharex. ahaha  

We're currently developing plugins that can be used within game servers for server admins to easily incorporate HYPER for whatever they need to do (and also provide functionality for the players themselves).   Ideally, people should be able to use and send HYPER directly within the server, and admins could set up automated rules to distribute HYPER rewards. It should be integrated within the game itself. Currently, it seems all the server owners have to manually do the transactions themselves. The only issue with game server plugins is that they are usually specific to a particular game. The good part is that there are games that use the same engine. For example, CS:GO, TF2, GMod, and DoTA use the Source engine, so adapting a plugin for each of those games is a lot simpler than creating a completely new one that could just work for one game. To help alleviate this issue, an API is in the works. Both the plugins and API will link with the web wallet that is currently being developed.

Creating a marketplace is really hard work. haha. I would recommend pushing for HYPER integration on existing platforms. OpenBazaar is one of those projects that is pretty exciting, but it's still very early-stage and hasn't been completed yet. Also, a marketplace is a lot different than Hyperbundle. It's going to take a lot of dedication and time to build. If there is a github repository, I would be happy to contribute where I can, although I have lots of other things to juggle atm.  


As for the decentralized exchange, I think we have something in NXT Asset Exchange, but I don't think that is going very well last I checked. ClearingHouse looks interesting.

I completely agree with you about the spam part. I'm just here to appreciate what you guys are doing. Keep it up! Perhaps, GMC and HYPER can join eventually down the line. 

I agree with Ignatius, and I also back up HYPERfuture. He's been very helpful and responsive to whatever I throw his way. He takes questions and feedback seriously. There is no doubt whatsoever as to HYPERfuture's dedication to HYPER. I've been actively developing a project called Hyper Gaming Gateway (more info can be found in my sig), and HYPERfuture has been very supportive since the inception of the idea.

Ignore the trolls. There are more important things to do!! 

Haha, I didn't think I'd see you here, Falcon! I just found out about this because I found the coin on bitcoinjs-lib. I think the Game4commit fork off peer4coin is a wonderful idea. I like the development going on here. Neat projects!

I wouldn't come to conclusions, Jonesd. I think what you guys are doing with GMC is great! I think HYPER will also see awesome growth! 

Ahhaha! That looks like so much fun!

Yes, I think a site like eBay would be great! It's a natural fit to what we want down the line. My only worry is this: what if eBay begins to accept cryptocurrency? I also see other eBay-like clones that people have started, but there's nearly not enough traffic at those sites. Anyway, I do think creating this would be a big but very rewarding project for HYPER!

As for ideas, source games like CS:GO have the ability to create custom servers with lots of different customization. I see a good use-case of HYPER within servers with zombie survival or jailbreak mods. Also, Garry's Mod has a lot of opportunities, too. I think what Falcon is noticing is what many of us feel as well. As the person who created hypergg.com, I also think there are not enough players playing on these servers.

Most gamers don't know a thing about cryptocurrency, so we also have the problem of people not knowing or trusting cryptocurrency in the first place. Second, personally I think a faucet-like server is good to have but doesn't do much in terms of inspiring community-building. Community is such an important part of gaming and making HYPER succeed. Third, tournaments are good only when there's a large community that is excited and pumped about the tournaments taking place. Perhaps, people can take the initiative to promote HYPER and the tournaments within the real gaming community. Friends usually follow and trust their friends, so as soon as people who are not part of the bitcointalk community join the HYPER movement, more and more people would start to take notice. I also think part of problem with HYPER is that people don't know what it is or how to implement it in their servers. Also, the web wallet would be helpful for many gamers, so both the game server plugins and web wallet are something we are working on right now! Ideas are ideas until they come to fruition, and the HYPER community is working hard to make that happen. It's only a matter of time and resources. As get past this stage, I think we would have very different conversations.   hopefully haha.

Another thing that I am slightly worried about is outsourcing work to devs who may not necessarily care about HYPER. We can wait for people to join in or we can actively promote it within the forums. One thing that I see is that not enough people are promoting HYPER outside of this thread. A post here and there within other threads and even forums outside of HYPER could work wonders! Oh and one other thing, it's worrisome for me when the main website hasn't been updated in the past couple of months (or an year maybe?)! heh.

I think it's awesome that we can have these conversations. It means we really care about HYPER's future, and we should deal with these issues as soon as we can. Acknowledging and addressing problems is such an important step for growth!

On another note, HYPERfuture, I think we need a testnet for HYPER, so people can more easily run tests for HYPER transactions.  

How about functionality or module to report someone with a drop-down or radio button of a list of common reasons (like spam, inappropriate behavior, etc)? If someone has been reported many times, the staff is able to research and give a temporary or permanent IP/email ban. The reports can not be seen publicly, and the number of reports decays over time. If people want to create new accounts with new emails/different ip address, then that's what they want to do. If new members are restricted to a section of the forums, that can get really frustrating and deter those who want to actually contribute and be part of the community. I do like the # of posts/time idea, but if that's going to be done, might as well do that for everyone.