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March 14, 2013, 09:00:52 PM |
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Yes, I'm serious and this fund has been around a while.
Also, since I'm sure someone will soon try to make the claim; no, I am not RealSolid/Coinhunter/other assumed aliases, but I do know the guy rather well.
FYI, he hasn't conned anyone into the MLAF and, as best I know, he doesn't care about success of the fund. I've been an active member of the Solidcoin community for well over a year (since the release of SC2).
I actively contacted Realsolid about 2 months ago requesting access to the private Microcash github project. It took me a while to speak with him, then the dev who is in control of the github project and to finally download the project and setup the dependencies but I now have all that I need to start contributing code.
The new BTC rally started to happen well after I started to pursue becoming a Microcash dev. I know many tend to hate both Solidcoin, and RealSolid, around here on BTCTalk, but my personal opinion of both has concistantly remained "optimistically skeptical."
There are a ton of nay-sayers out there who absolutely claim (and I'm sure even believe) that this is a scam and that RealSolid is taking people's money. As I stated, I tried to maintain a healthy level of skeptism but my optimism has been grounded in the hope that something better than BTC would eventually come around. I've not yet seen a single case where I have seen this guy take anyone's money.
Granted, you may think the entire currency is a "scam" but I know RealSolid's accounts-- there isn't some magic account out there that he keeps dumping "fake" coins into, so that he can sell them to unsuspecting newbs-- it doesn't exist.
In fact, he IS sitting on a massive CPF, which was intended to incentive others to invest in Solidcoins, but he has never treated as his own. Monitor the transactions from the account, yourself. You won't find anything fishy about it. Believe me, if there was, I'd want to be the first to know. I'd quickly jump ship because being a supporter of this project has been very taxing over the years.
Microcash, as I have now seen after getting the code and building it, certainly has a chance. The SLC community that remains has begun discussing some final details regarding daily interest fees and repayments to active-account holders. If you have an account and you use it, you will receive daily interest. There is a certain level of complexity to the full process but to the simple, end-user, the new currency is designed to incentive the use of the currency.
We are also actively trying to figure out how to handle mining in a much different way than all other current crypto-currencies. Conventional methods of mining involve a lot of processing power, energy consumption an e-waste.
We all have different motives for wanting to create a different mining mechanism but I think we can come up with something considerably different than the current crypto-currency model which should be better for the network, the currency users and the environment.
More could be said about the MLAF and Microcash and I'm more than willing to discuss. If you have something bad to say, feel free to voice your opinion. I'm willing to discuss issues or concerns but slanderous claims based on personal opinion or information that are not backed by solid evidence will probably be ignored.
In the end, I'm not looking to prop up Solidcoin or Microcash. I'm looking to help create and foster something that I believe can legitimately be better than Bitcoin or it's derivatives. Bitcoin has been a great experiment and Satoshi is certainly a remarkable genius. However, we've used Bitcoin for a while and it's about time that something new, using some of the foundational principles, be recreated that can take the crypto-currency to a new level.
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