[PASC] PascalCoin: Induplicatable NFT

[DavidXXXX]

Is this still a good project to invest in guys?

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[tlaskows]

Is this still a good project to invest in guys?

Yes,

Buy 60,000 coins and hodl for a year and thank me later 

[tlaskows]

Is this still a good project to invest in guys?

Yes,

Buy 60,000 coins and hodl for a year and thank me later 

Is the PASA market warm? I have 12 accounts... Why 60000 PASC? You are being specific, anyway, any amount is interesting, PASC will be much requested! Not everyone can buy almost 6 BTC from PASC! I can! 

I have 91 PASA that I mined back in the day.

Worth nothing.  And they are empty.  Hence worth nothing.

You have 6 BTC worth of PASC?

I don't have any BTC.  The exchange got hacked and I lost 60 BTC.  Now I'm a bit screwed.

60,000 because of the next line:

Should have sold it when PASC was 7 dollars converted to FIAT and retire on half a million $

[~Trololoh~]

Dear PascalCoin users,

New PascalCoin Build 3.0.1

Build 3.0.1 - 2018-05-07
- Deprecated use of OpenSSL v1.0 versions. Only allowed OpenSSL v1.1 versions
- JSON-RPC Added param "openssl" on "nodestatus" call. Will return OpenSSL library version as described in OpenSSL_version_num ( https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/crypto/OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER.html )

Please note:
- Linux users: Old versions of PascalCoin are (by default) running OpenSSL v1.1, you don't need to upgrade if you're using last release build 3.0.
- Windows users: By default PascalCoin was using OpenSSL v1.0, currently deprecated, this is mandatory to UPGRADE in order to use OpenSSL v1.1

You will find source code on Github:
https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin/releases/tag/3.0.1

Binaries also at Github or at SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin

Remember: Hard fork activation at block 210000, probably on Thursday, 31-May-18
Mandatory upgrade to Version 3 prior to block 210000

Where can I find source code of 3.0.1 ?
Links point to version TESTNET 3.3.1.

[~Trololoh~]

Dear PascalCoin users,

New PascalCoin Build 3.0.1

Build 3.0.1 - 2018-05-07
- Deprecated use of OpenSSL v1.0 versions. Only allowed OpenSSL v1.1 versions
- JSON-RPC Added param "openssl" on "nodestatus" call. Will return OpenSSL library version as described in OpenSSL_version_num ( https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/crypto/OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER.html )

Please note:
- Linux users: Old versions of PascalCoin are (by default) running OpenSSL v1.1, you don't need to upgrade if you're using last release build 3.0.
- Windows users: By default PascalCoin was using OpenSSL v1.0, currently deprecated, this is mandatory to UPGRADE in order to use OpenSSL v1.1

You will find source code on Github:
https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin/releases/tag/3.0.1

Binaries also at Github or at SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin

Remember: Hard fork activation at block 210000, probably on Thursday, 31-May-18
Mandatory upgrade to Version 3 prior to block 210000

Where can I find source code of 3.0.1 ?
Links point to version TESTNET 3.3.1.

Dear PascalCoin users,

New PascalCoin Build 3.0.1

Build 3.0.1 - 2018-05-07
- Deprecated use of OpenSSL v1.0 versions. Only allowed OpenSSL v1.1 versions
- JSON-RPC Added param "openssl" on "nodestatus" call. Will return OpenSSL library version as described in OpenSSL_version_num ( https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/crypto/OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER.html )

Please note:
- Linux users: Old versions of PascalCoin are (by default) running OpenSSL v1.1, you don't need to upgrade if you're using last release build 3.0.
- Windows users: By default PascalCoin was using OpenSSL v1.0, currently deprecated, this is mandatory to UPGRADE in order to use OpenSSL v1.1

You will find source code on Github:
https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin/releases/tag/3.0.1

Binaries also at Github or at SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin

Remember: Hard fork activation at block 210000, probably on Thursday, 31-May-18
Mandatory upgrade to Version 3 prior to block 210000

Where can I find source code of 3.0.1 ?
Links point to version TESTNET 3.3.1.

WTF
Problem solved links of TESTNET 3.3.1 gives actually build 3.0.1. LOL

[Angel Di]

I must have come here on time. And here I'm watching a cool event coming up. Pretty interesting will come, and we hope that it will be worth the wait.

[tlaskows]

I must have come here on time. And here I'm watching a cool event coming up. Pretty interesting will come, and we hope that it will be worth the wait.

And what would this cool event and interesting be?

I have been following PASC since December of 2016.

Maybe even November of 2016.

Am I missing something?

[tlaskows]

WTF
Problem solved links of TESTNET 3.3.1 gives actually build 3.0.1. LOL

There was no link to. Testnet build.

Those exist, but it was not posted here.

Update to version 3.0.1 is not necessary.

3.0.0 works fine.

I posted a picture of it.

Updated as soon as official dev made the announcement.

[~Trololoh~]

WTF
Problem solved links of TESTNET 3.3.1 gives actually build 3.0.1. LOL

There was no link to. Testnet build.

Those exist, but it was not posted here.

Update to version 3.0.1 is not necessary.

3.0.0 works fine.

I posted a picture of it.

Updated as soon as official dev made the announcement.

The link posted by the dev for 3.0.1. pointed to the TESTNET version.
I used link for TESTNET version to get 3.0.1 :
https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin/releases
In other words for some reason these 2 got mixed up.

Anyway simply by going to the master and clone works better right now allthough you might end up with some fresh changes to the code and not official released.

3.0.1. is official latest release as posted by the dev.

[Blocktree]

Is this still a good project to invest in guys?

Yes,

Buy 60,000 coins and hodl for a year and thank me later 

Is the PASA market warm? I have 12 accounts... Why 60000 PASC? You are being specific, anyway, any amount is interesting, PASC will be much requested! Not everyone can buy almost 6 BTC from PASC! I can! 

I have 91 PASA that I mined back in the day.

Worth nothing.  And they are empty.  Hence worth nothing.

You have 6 BTC worth of PASC?

I don't have any BTC.  The exchange got hacked and I lost 60 BTC.  Now I'm a bit screwed.

60,000 because of the next line:

Should have sold it when PASC was 7 dollars converted to FIAT and retire on half a million $

Not enough.
I have bought 100K .

[Xdragon]

Any plans for new exchanges after V3 Hardfork? Some Decentralized exchange would be nice

[tlaskows]

Boys, let's get to it.

< 1500k 



@Jason, time to party soon

[vbn19]

why this coin hase only 1 exchange (polonix) is this scam

[tlaskows]

why this coin hase only 1 exchange (polonix) is this scam

I sound like and infinite loop.

Read the thread...

There are reasons.

Main reason no one wants to shell out few BTC to get it listed.

[tlaskows]

why this coin hase only 1 exchange (polonix) is this scam

People lose millions because of bad 'investments'.

Follow common sense and don't invest in crypto.  The risks are extremely high and rewards NaN.

I stopped mining PASC a long time ago.  It was not profitable at all (with 6 1080tis) since early 2017.

When the hardware breaks and you realize that you were mining so that someone lucky can buy 500,000 PASC at a time at the expense of your time and real money...

The story has it that ASICs were silently mining ETH, XMR, and ZCash for a long time.  Yes, there are not ASIC resistant after all.

It's a matter of time before Bitmain silently mines with 10000s of those machines.  One can do hashrates that would require massive GPU resources.

You see how that doesn't make sense, right?

That's why there are HFs, but by that time it's a bit too late.

Look it up.  Baikal Giant B has been mining PASC at 40GH/s for 4 months now at 200 watts power usage.  One 1080ti can do 1.7GH/s max.

Simple math.

PIP-0009 is not implemented yet and even after I don't see how CPU mining can undo the damage (it's impossible that it will be profitable or worth the effort in any way and I did read that document that explains randomhash).

I know this is a long post, but this goes back to the 'investors' that buy PASC.

[Alexander210]

I do not understand anything, how to make a deposit on POLONIEX. can anyone help, take step-by-step instruction, how to do it?

[tlaskows]

I do not understand anything, how to make a deposit on POLONIEX. can anyone help, take step-by-step instruction, how to do it?

Don't.  Exchanges = risk.

Keep your PASC in your local wallet.

I have lingering transactions from 7 months ago.

Or you can send your 70,000 PASC to my wallet.

I prefer you send them to Jason.  He's the dev of pascwallet.

He conveniently removed his PASA for donations.

I probably have it in my local wallet if you need it.

I am sure that you are aware of upcoming HF in few days if you have been following the project since 2016.  Maybe not a good idea to be doing transactions during these uncertain times.

[Skybuck]

One possible use of "developer funds" collected from mining/miners is a "pascalcoin faucet", like bitcoin had. Giving away free pascalcoins to hopefully new users.

Some write this is when bitcoin "took off"

[tlaskows]

Nice! Have you invested almost USD 100k to get an amount of PASC? So you're a devotee of PascalCoin? In relation to USD 7... It's a very specific target... PascalCoin would have this force to reach this price in the next 3 months? I do not think so, since Poloniex has now demanded KYC and is the only exchange it is possible to trade PascalCoin. Will we soon see another scenario? A scenario in which numerous exchanges frantically start an interesting PASC?

You might be right with your decision to buy more PASC at its current low price range (the chart has definitely shown the fact https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/pascal-coin/)
I have bought a little bit more PASC for my portfolio, too.

My portfolio is PASC only.  I am dedicated and a true believer.

I bought/mined all I could.

I have 7000 PASC.

[tlaskows]

One possible use of "developer funds" collected from mining/miners is a "pascalcoin faucet", like bitcoin had. Giving away free pascalcoins to hopefully new users.

Some write this is when bitcoin "took off"

BTC is 2007.  By took off, I hope you mean big... eventually.

Mind you, 99.9% of humans missed BTC.  2018 and new crypto that's 11 years.

If PASC reaches 21$ in 11 years, that is taking off.