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1481  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 12:32:41 PM
well its lucky for me then that my actions on no part require any belief or approval from you guys  Kiss
1482  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 4 ways Blockchain technology will change the world | VentureBeat on: March 30, 2015, 09:03:58 AM
bit of a stretch  Lips sealed


blockchain tech sounds more like a solution looking for a problem Roll Eyes
1483  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can Bitcoin be hacked and what will be the result if it happens? on: March 30, 2015, 07:33:54 AM
I think there needs to be tighter constraints over how the bitcoin core is updated. At the moment, the power is concentrated in a tiny group of developers that can pretty much take liberties as they choose. Most likely, the solution will be to spread the world's wealth across multiple blockchains.

wow I actually agree with microguy on something, especially when Andresen openly admits he only has to convince 5 people in order to change anything on bitcoin.

oddly enough at the same time many of the powers to be within bitcoin what sidechains to replace and eliminate alternatives..............................................................dange rous path.
1484  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 05:51:15 AM
This DoSing that cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.


Firstly I don't need to prove anything to you.

This is not an extortion attempt, there is nothing I want from you, nor anything you can say to change it (i'm not bcx i don't need you to make funny videos for me or anything), I'm simply giving you a statement of fact into what I have been and will continue to do to DGC.

So why would I even post this here? well

a) to back up my answer to your question at the start of this thread. b) because people knowing what I am doing makes my job of doing it somewhat easier (not an easy task even with a decent holding, as its on multiple exchanges, and after said dumps I also need to buy back cheaper and there is often bargain hunters etc etc etc).

but if to you a genuinely curious, I do not know how much ddos costs me, I trade the markets irl, the downtime could have cost me more then your marketcap, could have cost me nothing or could have even saved me money (ie might have missed a bad day or so)....can't say what trades I could have or would have done a I trade live.



Doesn't really matter how much you dump or how low you dump it to, there are enough people interested in DGC to buy it back up.  You can slow down but can never stop real progress.


-tb-

now thats just wishful thinking not a statement of fact.

you'll be surprised at times how little you even need (surprises me), as overtime buyers have thinned out alot.

its not always been the case, but now, at this point, all coins are controlled completely by market forces. what gives any crypto a 'price' is simply the greater fool economics theory. take away the chance of people being able to sell to some fool for higher and you have no supporters.

Were you not a goldcoin bagholder? I seem to remember you basically praising it as Gods gift to altcoins a while back. Not exactly setting the world alight that one is it?

Also to be dumping DGC you must be also buying. Strange from someone who seems to not care much for Digitalcoin. On these points alone its very hard to take anything you say seriously.


defeats the point me not buying back. otherwise i'd just dump price get low, bargain hunters get cheap coins (some off me), but yes to continually suppress the market i must continually buy back.


i think its well know that i do it with several coins including goldcoin (yes I'm a large goldcoin bagholder, lol I am no goldcoin fan).
1485  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 04:29:29 AM
This DoSing that cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.


Firstly I don't need to prove anything to you.

This is not an extortion attempt, there is nothing I want from you, nor anything you can say to change it (i'm not bcx i don't need you to make funny videos for me or anything), I'm simply giving you a statement of fact into what I have been and will continue to do to DGC.

So why would I even post this here? well

a) to back up my answer to your question at the start of this thread. b) because people knowing what I am doing makes my job of doing it somewhat easier (not an easy task even with a decent holding, as its on multiple exchanges, and after said dumps I also need to buy back cheaper and there is often bargain hunters etc etc etc).

but if to you a genuinely curious, I do not know how much ddos costs me, I trade the markets irl, the downtime could have cost me more then your marketcap, could have cost me nothing or could have even saved me money (ie might have missed a bad day or so)....can't say what trades I could have or would have done a I trade live.



Doesn't really matter how much you dump or how low you dump it to, there are enough people interested in DGC to buy it back up.  You can slow down but can never stop real progress.


-tb-

now thats just wishful thinking not a statement of fact.

you'll be surprised at times how little you even need (surprises me), as overtime buyers have thinned out alot.

its not always been the case, but now, at this point, all coins are controlled completely by market forces. what gives any crypto a 'price' is simply the greater fool economics theory. take away the chance of people being able to sell to some fool for higher and you have no supporters.
1486  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 04:15:12 AM
This DoSing that cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.


Firstly I don't need to prove anything to you.

This is not an extortion attempt, there is nothing I want from you, nor anything you can say to change it (i'm not bcx i don't need you to make funny videos for me or anything), I'm simply giving you a statement of fact into what I have been and will continue to do to DGC.

So why would I even post this here? well

a) to back up my answer to your question at the start of this thread. b) because people knowing what I am doing makes my job of doing it somewhat easier (not an easy task even with a decent holding, as its on multiple exchanges, and after said dumps I also need to buy back cheaper and there is often bargain hunters etc etc etc).

but if to you a genuinely curious, I do not know how much ddos costs me, I trade the markets irl, the downtime could have cost me more then your marketcap, could have cost me nothing or could have even saved me money (ie might have missed a bad day or so)....can't say what trades I could have or would have done a I trade live.

1487  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 03:30:51 AM
seems the community round this coin thinks if baritus isn't around all is good, baritus around all is bad..........when seriously people you're flogging a dead horse.

the core of DGC was full of rotten apples, ddos anyone in their way then anyone who said hey this community doesn't roll like that, baritus was probably the best of them.

now you guys are just backstabbing your founder and lead dev just to get another round out of this trash.

move on DGC won't amount to anything.




Good assessment. You thought this out very well when replying.

No one is backstabbing anyone.

Who is this "core full of rotten apples" ?

The foundation team has basically been around since the beginning of Digitalcoin. I'd love to know who you consider a rotten apple.

Also it's very hard to properly follow what you are saying the way you wrote it......I grade your paper a D- for lack of effort.

much higher grade then i rate your coin, or your lame PR.

let me break it down for you;

if your coin rises at any time by any significant amounts I dump it back down.

why? because attacks members of your community did (which may have cost more then the total of you pathetic market cap is).


What the ever living hell are you talking about?

According to my email I just won 1.24 million in Africa. You sent me that email phishing for my bank information. It was you.

Show proof or btfo.

show you proof of what?
1488  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 03:21:36 AM
seems the community round this coin thinks if baritus isn't around all is good, baritus around all is bad..........when seriously people you're flogging a dead horse.

the core of DGC was full of rotten apples, ddos anyone in their way then anyone who said hey this community doesn't roll like that, baritus was probably the best of them.

now you guys are just backstabbing your founder and lead dev just to get another round out of this trash.

move on DGC won't amount to anything.




Good assessment. You thought this out very well when replying.

No one is backstabbing anyone.

Who is this "core full of rotten apples" ?

The foundation team has basically been around since the beginning of Digitalcoin. I'd love to know who you consider a rotten apple.

Also it's very hard to properly follow what you are saying the way you wrote it......I grade your paper a D- for lack of effort.

much higher grade then i rate your coin, or your lame PR.

let me break it down for you;

if your coin rises at any time by any significant amounts I dump it back down.

why? because attacks members of your community did (which may have cost more then the total of DGC's pathetic market cap is).
1489  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 30, 2015, 02:28:26 AM
seems the community round this coin thinks if baritus isn't around all is good, baritus around all is bad..........when seriously people you're flogging a dead horse.

the core of DGC was full of rotten apples, ddos anyone in their way then anyone who said hey this community doesn't roll like that, baritus was probably the best of them.

now you guys are just backstabbing your founder and lead dev just to get another round out of this trash.

move on DGC won't amount to anything.


1490  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 29, 2015, 02:06:25 PM
now doesn't that just leave yet another with a big stash to dump anytime dgc moves forward?

I don't understand the issue here ?

Are you complaining that some people have lots of coins and might dump them if the price goes up ?

not at all, seeing I'm one of the ones with a large holding that does suppress the price when it goes up.
1491  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 29, 2015, 10:45:49 AM
Do you know tenebrix, fairbrix? Tonal bitcoin? those were the starter alts..lack of everything left them dead and buried.

Not too up to date on the alt history are you?

Tenebrix and Fairbrix died because I personally exterminated them along with a few of the other early alts that were pieces of shit. In all fairness TBX and FBX were prototype coins and I was asked by the devs to stress them. They were the forerunners of Litecoin.

Back on topic.

The title of the thread is "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step"

There seems to be a real concern by people about Baritus still being involved. Count me in as one of those people and as I am sure Ahmed can tell you, having experienced first hand that I can be a significant barrier to any coin I desire to be.

What would convince me is that if kenel or the DGC Foundation publicly and clearly stated that Baritus is not involved in any manner, never will be and more than likely stole the $30K of DGC, I would consider the matter closed. The last I heard from the DGC Foundation was that Baritus was not involved but was considered a valuable friend and would remain behind the scenes while building his exchange.

So kenel, how about that clarification on Baritus and his involvement in the BS story?


~BCX~

Baritus wont ever be involved in DGC and its development EVER. (Atleast not while i'm around). My own personal opinion (not from the foundation or kenel) is that baritus most likely dumped the DGC himself rather than an employee. (No exchange operator is dumb enough to leave their wallet unsecured on a device which other people have access to).

now doesn't that just leave yet another with a big stash to dump anytime dgc moves forward?
1492  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 29, 2015, 05:33:36 AM
agreed and hence why the various 'quit' replies sound like pretty sound advice to me   Grin

Suppose I should pack it all up and move along because some devs of other coins told me to; Sounds like solid advice to me Smiley

you're question has always been what would be 'your' next move, and in reference to me that's exactly what I would do, tis not at all advice on what you should do.

and to quit sounds like sound advice, as you stated you can't change the past, so dgc will always be haunted by its past.

Fair enough. I appreciate your input!

and by a past that got on peoples bad side I wasn't talking just Baritus, a few core members of dgc earlier on took to ddos.......hint didn't make some of us so happy did my defence by building a dgc holding war chest Wink

kelsey, would you be willing to join our IRC channel and hash this out with me personally?


Your crew didn't seem to what to hash it out with me on IRC at the time, tried on several occasions, baritus though not directly involved (as far as I know) chose to stay silent on the matter even after pleading with him to rain in his lap dogs.



What?

what? what?

i'm saying I tried to sort it out on chat in the past, but the core group still continued their actions, so I don't see any reason not to continue mine.
1493  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Help me debate an economist on Bitcoin! on: March 29, 2015, 12:40:20 AM
This individual and I are in a sort of informal debate over Bitcoin. 

He says, in response to one of my arguments:

You state: "What interests me a bit, are the new applications that crypto-currency allows for: "smart contracts", "decentralized autonomous organizations", machine to machine transactions." None of these are new: smart contracts - options; decentralized autonomous organizations - commercial banks; machine to machine transactions - internet transactions and ATMs.  The environment might be different but the ideas and their applications already exist.

I feel like he's shown his cards here, and his lack of understanding of these technological applications.  Are there any great examples that could be presented to best demonstrate that to him? 

All of those "existing ideas" are prone to fraud and corruption. With bitcoin, that is prevented via mathematics and the protocol. You can't embezzle, or flake out on the options, or claw back funds with bitcoin, but you can do all of those things with options, commercial banks and internet transactions/ATMs.  The value you store in those "traditional" methods can also be confiscated or devalued without your consent, and while the underlying "things" that the blockchain represents can be confiscated or devalued, the information in the blockchain can't be changed, seized or devalued without your consent. When and if the underlying "things" are taken away, devalued, etc... you still have an immutable record of everything that can't be forged or altered, so you have complete transparency as far as that goes.  These are things "existing ideas" simply don't and can not have.


In theory.............. Lips sealed
1494  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 28, 2015, 11:48:06 PM
agreed and hence why the various 'quit' replies sound like pretty sound advice to me   Grin

Suppose I should pack it all up and move along because some devs of other coins told me to; Sounds like solid advice to me Smiley

you're question has always been what would be 'your' next move, and in reference to me that's exactly what I would do, tis not at all advice on what you should do.

and to quit sounds like sound advice, as you stated you can't change the past, so dgc will always be haunted by its past.

Fair enough. I appreciate your input!

and by a past that got on peoples bad side I wasn't talking just Baritus, a few core members of dgc earlier on took to ddos.......hint didn't make some of us so happy did my defence by building a dgc holding war chest Wink

kelsey, would you be willing to join our IRC channel and hash this out with me personally?


Your crew didn't seem to what to hash it out with me on IRC at the time, tried on several occasions, baritus though not directly involved (as far as I know) chose to stay silent on the matter even after pleading with him to rain in his lap dogs.

1495  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][ECASH]E-Money Advertising Revenue In Wallet | 8% Daily Stake for 21 days on: March 28, 2015, 01:22:33 PM
still working well Smiley

worth a punt at these prices  Tongue
1496  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: LTC good investment? on: March 28, 2015, 07:30:50 AM
dude stick to your own coin instead of spreading FUD about others, I mean you have alot to do to prevent the big bagholder with all the premine from dumping all the goldcoin at any time your coin spikes in price.

You just keep saying FUD over and over again without making any valid arguments. Are you in the tenth grade? And I couldn't care less who dumps what.

my valid argument is you are just picking and choosing odds and ends to other statements to use out of context and spread FUD about litecoin.

yes we know you don't care about goldcoin, goldcoin's just a pump n dump for you.

so what FUD am I saying?
1497  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: LTC good investment? on: March 28, 2015, 06:26:29 AM
Here's a little insight into what's going on @ Coinbase: https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong/status/569914763263606785

I assume he's also talking about Litecoin (LTC).  Cry

think you'll find themage discuss that he the links he posted you, you probably even pinpointed that out of the discussion in an attempt to attack litecoin even more.

dude stick to your own coin instead of spreading FUD about others, I mean you have alot to do to prevent the big bagholder with all the premine from dumping all the goldcoin at any time your coin spikes in price.
1498  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: LTC good investment? on: March 28, 2015, 03:57:38 AM
Microguy all you're comments show that you either don't understand the context of what Coblee was saying or you're just pretending to be ignorant to continue to spread you're FUD  Roll Eyes
1499  Other / Archival / Re: [ANN] [ILT] Intellect | X11 | 10% Annually | BitTrex | HARDFORK on: March 27, 2015, 01:00:37 PM
as I was telling you prior to the fork alot of people including myself bought in because it was a high POS, 10% POS well dime a dozen who's interested in that?
1500  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: "If you were the President of the DGC Foundation, what would be your next step?" on: March 27, 2015, 11:38:18 AM
agreed and hence why the various 'quit' replies sound like pretty sound advice to me   Grin

Suppose I should pack it all up and move along because some devs of other coins told me to; Sounds like solid advice to me Smiley

you're question has always been what would be 'your' next move, and in reference to me that's exactly what I would do, tis not at all advice on what you should do.

and to quit sounds like sound advice, as you stated you can't change the past, so dgc will always be haunted by its past.

Fair enough. I appreciate your input!

and by a past that got on peoples bad side I wasn't talking just Baritus, a few core members of dgc earlier on took to ddos.......hint didn't make some of us so happy did my defence by building a dgc holding war chest Wink
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