It looks like this is the Zencloud/Paybase cold wallet. Or used to be since it now is obviously not so cold anymore. It has not been staking for quite a while so now catching up. Not sure how to work out the APR in this case. It does not have a Prime flag in the raw block data though, so that part is good. Address #1 was the recipient of ~5,000,000 coins during the big shuffle/hack in March and was the source of many of the 125k coins in PCs. Some hundreds of pages ago I also traced coins coming from there going directly to exchanges as well. Looking at Blockchain activity I personally see no difference in what has been going on as far as coin mixing compared to that happening prior to "the mutiny". I think it is all (at least mostly) smoke and mirrors. |
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Something else I find interesting:  It appears that all of these addresses are controlled by the same person (Team Paycoin- SUPPOSEDLY  ). I started checking, and I am finding transaction links between these addresses, so the time stamps of this sudden staking of addresses that had previously not been allowed to stake are being backed up. #4 is BTClend/Homero. Another one of the top ten is also BTClend/Homero, but I am too lazy to dig up which one right now. Update: # 3 is also BTClend/Homero. ODD that ALL 6 of these addresses which had previously not staked started staking at exactly the same time when they are supposedly controlled by two different entities..... Correction: It looks like #3 has been staking since it was created on May 1 , after BTClend was busted using the Hyperstake keys. As someone mentioned earlier, all of this is getting convoluted and hard to follow, which of course, is exactly what the crooks running this scam are trying to do. |
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Several of the top ten which were not previously staking, now are. #5 looked like it might be using one of the Hyperstake keys, but after checking the raw transactions it appears that it is just getting some HUGE stakes playing catch up. Perhaps someone else can take a look at this one https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/address.dws?232554.htm and make sure I am reading things right. I also see 52 addresses that have ~125,000, but two of them (#s 19 & 45) have thus far indicated that they are still doing regular staking. I can not understand why someone that has at least 125,000 XPY, other than those who have agreed to not use them, is NOT using the Hyperstake keys. P.S: Check out the "regular" stakes on address #1:  https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/#!rich LMAO! |
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I don't know if it's only me or someone else feels like that, but I'm loosing grip on the recent developments of this circus. There is so much shit that you have to need reading it on multiple forums to remember all the accusations, fake stories, excuses and lies 
It sounds like everybody wants to either fork or enforce control on Paycoin which is getting obsolete anyway. Everybody accuses everybody for stealing and everybody claims to defend simple muggles holding the shit.
Maybe anyone could write a summary of who is getting raped by who at the moment and are my hashlets doing ok Your PNGs are fine, I don't think anything can affect them much. If you're concerned - make screenshots. As to what's going on - no idea. I'm now very curious what will come out of the btc.com story. Not sure what else is happening. XPY is going up, so perhaps a fork is coming. Checked the Blockchain, and what do I see?  https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/#@inflation All these fools were convinced that the Hyperinflation was going away because the Prime Inflators were (mostly) "turned off" (NOT- just not online), and this recent blatant pump (with ALL of the Endless XPY holders in collusion) was a real price rise. Time to BUY, assholes! BUY XPY! LMFAO!  |
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I saw an interesting theory that Vivien of the Bitconoist staff = ViK of BadBitcoin. It makes sense, as Vik has been described by Mike Johnson (Coinfire) as being on the GAW Payroll, and now this group of bottom feeders is openly in employ/collusion of/with Homero as well. Same job title for both the GAW connection and Bitconoist operation even. Anyone have any ideas about how to prove or disprove this? P.S: Homero spewing his drug addled jibber jabber on BTC.com:  What an absolute and total punk.  |
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IDK what's up.
The only explanation I could come up with is that the price was never even close to $1 million and he somehow conned the seller/agent to go along with that PR story. I don't know much about domain markets, but for example the mineral.com domain was quoted at $70k I think and sold for $25k. So if btc.com was discounted from $1m to e.g. $100k down payment + $25k for 12 months ($400k total) then Garza would have nearly paid it off (with GAW's funds) and could now be renting it out for $5k. You and others have claimed this a couple of times (sometimes claiming to have evidence) but never produced any. Why is it that you repeatedly ask for proof of things when the proof has already been presented multiple times? Shill is as shill does. The deal for BTC.com was detailed in the Email dump, and the price paid for Mineral was listed by the Domain reseller, and then later exposed by Homero himself as having been $25k rather than what was quoted. The contract for the Mineral purchase was revealed by Homero after he repeatedly claimed to have nothing to do with Mineral, and then started to claim that it had been stolen from him by Phil Vadala. |
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Funny how things just naturally take shape sometimes. Look at that picture of the Bitconoist staff. The three on the right of the picture (their right) look relatively normal and the three on the left look like hoods. Left has long been regarded as being the dark side of human nature. Norbert Radoki looks like an escapee from a mental institution, Fargo looks like your average tweeker job, and Norbert Kovaks looks straight up Thug giving you the evil eye. Interesting to note that the front men look normal, this is required to gain trust when running a scam operation, which this crew is a part of; being under the thumb of Homero Garza.
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... there is also another thing that is quite peculiar. the "Mate Tokay" signature on the bottom of the first page of said document. Why put a signature there? It is hardly done since a multiple page official document always stays together as one. Another thing that i noticed is that both Garza's and Tokay's signatures have similarities which does take a sledgehammer to the credibility of said document ( handwriting analysis). Also the fact that a "LEO" signed for "Mate Tokay" casts even more doubts.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=191251The team behind CryptoArticles.
Serge Schouterden( @SergioSchout )
Recently joined forces with JP Buntinx to publish their magazineshill rag on Crypto that is available to whichever scammer will pay the most. Besides his love for travelling ill gotten money, writingshilling & Crypto Scams, he also likes to dance Salsa to Homero's Scamdance to help perpetuate the massive fraud.
FTFY. Yet another asshole shill following Homero the Fraudster's playbook to the letter by "asking for proof" to derail legitimate discussion. It is amazing how little value these scumbags put on their integrity. |
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Gotta love question #4 in that Email about centralization of Bitcoin mining with huge pools like Discus Fish and what that means to GAW: None! ~Homero . That is humorous because it is not a grammatically correct reply to the question and because it is a rare bit of truth from Homero, because REAL mining did not affect his Ponzi hashlet scam at all.
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I noticed this awesome example of Homero's command of the English language when I was looking at the Scott Fargo Emails where he is getting the ok for GAW shill pieces:  "I think what concerns merchants more is its violently". ~ Homero Garza I think the word that your drug addled brain was looking for was "volatile", or perhaps "volatility", Homero. |
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Here is an interesting factoid, Buck:   Did Scott Fargo manage to pull some strings with the scumbag Homero for you? So Daffy and this Buck Rogers asshole are the same person? Interesting. |
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Well, it looks like Bitcoinist.net sold out to Garza. Another company that can not be trusted anymore because they chose to associate with a fraudster - just like Cryptsy. And Scott Fargo just happens to now be on the Bitcoinist staff, hence the pic from back in the good old days where Josh was stuffing BTC in his pockets for positive GAW stories.  http://bitcoinist.net/about-us/where is your proof on those BTC payments? that is totally untrue. About ~ 4-500 pages back there are Emails between Fargo and Homero posted where Fargo is asking Homero to approve stories before he publishes, and where Scott lists his BTC address to receive "gifts" from Homero. Stupid fucking shill is stupid. P.S: A quick search here did not find the posts, but here are some of the Emails between Homero and Scott Fargo that I personally posted before:       Thanks for asking me to bring these up again ya fuckhead shill. Nice to keep proof of a scumbag fake journalist working directly for a scumbag scammer on top where the most people can see it. |
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Who left the window open? All of a sudden it is real shilly in here.
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This one seems like it is actually Homero the Illiterate Scam Muggle.  |
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hum... the wall of text was in his face basically, so he got told. ask Garza if he pays for the flight to Dubai  Wonder if that really is the Scam Muggle posting as Homero? |
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So, BTC.com is a news portal? Seriously? And Garza think there is one journalist left in the cryptocurrency space who will touch his shit with a 10 foot pole?
i asked about it on twitter and was told "the domain was acquired from GAWMiners in a private, long term lease agreement until 2018.03.11. the licensee is Bitcoinist LTD." So, this "journalistic" group from Hungary has the money to do this? Ya, right. Just another one of the "independent projects" Josh totally does not have a controlling interest in. Bitcoinist will likely be the next failed venture thrown on the heap with all of the rest of Homero's failures. If pressed about the geographic location of Bitcoinist, I bet Homero's answer would be a lot like this. |
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It really does look like Homero is typing most of this. "We guarantee you to fill your inbox everyweek with the stories everyone talking about." Puhleeeeze. I bet the fucking retard worked on that for a long while and felt satisfied that it was grammatically correct, too. |
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