Ixcoin TODO

[Vlad2Vlad]

Oh, I wonder if our Satoshi is gonna have another banker "accident" very soon here.  Too many questions to answer and pick through.  He could be a liability, a loose end waiting for a "nail gun accident".  Lol.

[FrictionlessCoin]

I think I may have figured out who the 'Twin' is:



Gavin Andresen
Chief Scientist of Bitcoin Foundation

iXcoin is an experiment to see what happens when mining subsidy is removed.

Here is your evidence:  https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=204

[Vlad2Vlad]

I think I may have figured out who the 'Twin' is:

[img]http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1091957/thumbs/h-GAVIN-ANDRESEN

Gavin Andresen
Chief Scientist of Bitcoin Foundation

iXcoin is an experiment to see what happens when mining subsidy is removed.

Here is your evidence:  https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=204

What?  I thought iXcoin was supposed to be just some lame idea by one lone dude.  Not some official experiment.

Nice find.  Things are starting to shape up into a nice picture.

[Vlad2Vlad]

I have a strong feeling Satoshi has an important announcement to make.  

And what perfect timing it will be, given the events of the past 3 weeks which have all but [coincidentally] destroyed what was left of Bitcoin's image.

Right on cue!

[FrictionlessCoin]

I have a strong feeling Satoshi has an important announcement to make.  

And what perfect timing it will be, given the events of the past 3 weeks which have all but [coincidentally] destroyed what was left of Bitcoin's image.

Right on cue!

I am beginning to think that they identified the *wrong* guy.

[Vlad2Vlad]

I have a strong feeling Satoshi has an important announcement to make.  

And what perfect timing it will be, given the events of the past 3 weeks which have all but [coincidentally] destroyed what was left of Bitcoin's image.

Right on cue!

I am beginning to think that they identified the *wrong* guy.

Too many things fit about the guy.  He's a libertarian, he's done secret high tech work for the government, he was diagnosed with prostrate cancer right around the time Satoshi stopped posting and those close to him have said Satoshi's  writing style looks like his.

Oh, and the fact when he was confronted [the first time] he didn't deny anything; he was reported saying that was no longer involved in Bitcoin.

Unless that's an outright lie, and given all of the other things which fit perfectly, then this is definitely the right guy.

Which makes the timing very curious since any real journalist should have and could have found this guy a long time ago.

And so much for him hiding from the IRS.  If this is the real guy then there's so much more going on here and I think we'll get another bomb going off in a matter of days. 

Can't wait to see what that is.

[Vlad2Vlad]

Check out the hide and seek game the 64 yr old Satoshi used to play with his daughter when she was a little kid:



"He is very wary of government interference in general," she says. "When I was little, there was a game we used to play. He would say, 'Pretend the government agencies are coming after you.' And I would hide in the closet."



If you read details about this guy and the details described by anyone who worked with the real Satoshi and then you add in the timeline for both along with their careers, educations and talents, it becomes a near certainty that they found the real guy.

My only questions is what massive revelation will we find out next:  In a matter of days.

[FrictionlessCoin]

Check out the hide and seek game the 64 yr old Satoshi used to play with his daughter when she was a little kid:



"He is very wary of government interference in general," she says. "When I was little, there was a game we used to play. He would say, 'Pretend the government agencies are coming after you.' And I would hide in the closet."



If you read details about this guy and the details described by anyone who worked with the real Satoshi and then you add in the timeline for both along with their careers, educations and talents, it becomes a near certainty that they found the real guy.

My only questions is what massive revelation will we find out next:  In a matter of days.

Sorry to disappoint, but they've got the wrong guy!   Dorian denied it.   Meanwhile a posting from Satoshi says 'I am not Dorian'.

[Vlad2Vlad]

I need some help finding out some info which I haven't been able to find all day.

This Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto has 6 kids.  I'm trying to find out their names, but especially the name of his youngest son.

If anyone here runs across this information please post it or PM me.

Thanks.

[markm]

Maybe Satoshi should have posted "I am so Dorian, don't believe his denials, he is me so there!"

-MarkM-

[Vlad2Vlad]

Maybe Satoshi should have posted "I am so Dorian, don't believe his denials, he is me so there!"

-MarkM-

Ahhhaaaaa.  Now that would have really confused everyone.  And it would have been really funny.

But I think we'll know within days that it's the real guy.  They'll uncover more stuff until he'll just admit it.

By the sounds of he (the old Satoshi and the other one as well) is really paranoid of government so he's probably afraid they'll get him for some crime for inventing this money.

Now that he's out, someone will reassure him that he's actually a hero and we should see him tapping those old billion dollar wallets.  Well, billion at $1,000, where we'll be very soon.

Meanwhile, there's more to this and I think we'll keep getting more shocking revelations over the coming days and weeks.

[Vlad2Vlad]

One other real possibility of this timing is that the media will now use this to top off their Bitcoin image and character assassination frenzy month.

Cause it's clear to me, This guy did covert work for the government so on top of Bitcoin now being portrayed as "dead/bankrupt" and its "CEO/President" having committed suicide, what's left to say or misrepresent now and what could top that other than to say the founder is a spook so Bitcoin must be a clever government ploy.

In the mind of the lemmings, sheep masses, this would all really add up and make a lot of sense:  Bankrupt, suicide and then a government spook:  "Bingo!", the sheep will say.  

Muppets!

And I still say all of this is leading to an imminent announcement, which I think will introduce, with global and media flare, the [preplanned] top competitor to Bitcoin.

And of course I think that's gonna be iXcoin, or else I'd be elsewhere right now spouting off these crazy million to 1 theories.

Given the media trend of the past 4-6 weeks, this is clear to me.  We'll know by tomorrow what the purpose of Satoshi's unveiling really is.  I really hope they don't crucify the guy but looking at him, he's innocent and a child at heart, the perfect guy to prep or set-up for exactly this kind of thing.

And with this theory as well, that's still the real Satoshi.  I've read up a lot today on both Satoshis and the similarities are many and stark.

Either way, this is gonna really help iXcoin and if I'm right, then iXcoin can go global in an instant:  Literally!

[frobley]

I thought he said he was not dorian.
Not that facts matter, just what the market 'thinks'.
Yes, btc assassination month, could be, an article like this every day. What happens when the miners leave...

[FrictionlessCoin]

Oh, and one other interesting coincidence which caught my eye [cause iXcoin has been jam-packed with coincidences since day one].

iXcoin's website and logo (and I think the wallets as well) have been ready and just sitting there, waiting on something.

Waiting on what, exactly?  This hasn't been clear to me and hasn't made any sense either.

It struck me as such an oddity for people to do all this work and doing such a professional job and then to just disappear or remain silent and sit on the final product; as if waiting for something, only there's nothing really to wait for to launch the new website, wallet(s) [and logos].

Well, we'll see if this is just another coincidence or if I'm right about this as well.

I think you don't realize that all this work requires even more work!  The work doesn't seem to end, meanwhile we have all these stakeholders who do nothing but lip service and provide very little contribution in terms of real work.

I have already pointed out the GitHub location for new graphics changes on the client.   Guess what.... no volunteers!

[markm]

Right now we are in a great buying-opportunity.

That means the coins are dirt cheap.

So it is a time to pick them up cheap, not a time to go spending them because times of buying opportunity are times of low buying-power.

Chances are for example that people looking to get paid to work on it will be looking for way the heck more coins per hour of work than would be the case when the buying opportunity is over and the price/exchange-rate is climbing or peaking.

If people do not think their work will make the coin climb to $1+ per coin they likely will not think of the coins as dollars so offering them 100 coins per hour will not cause them to think like wow that is $100 per hour provided I do a good job...

So basically right now it seems best to let those who are confident in the value of the coin buy them up cheaply, instead of offering coins to try to get people to work on the coin. Anyone who has the confidence and skills is going to get far richer buying coins dirt cheap now then doing the work than they would by getting paid a few coins now but not really caring to do a good job because they don't think the coins are going to be worth much.

Plus once I have managed to accumulate enough coins by buying them up cheap I can always go ahead and work on the coin myself. I'd like to accumulate a nice nest egg of the coins first though before driving up the price.

It is not really in my interest to drive up the price while I am still trying to obtain coins.

In fact the lower the price drops the better, as more of my buy orders will get acted upon.

-MarkM-

[lukeconnell]

Right now we are in a great buying-opportunity.

That means the coins are dirt cheap.

So it is a time to pick them up cheap, not a time to go spending them because times of buying opportunity are times of low buying-power.

Chances are for example that people looking to get paid to work on it will be looking for way the heck more coins per hour of work than would be the case when the buying opportunity is over and the price/exchange-rate is climbing or peaking.

If people do not think their work will make the coin climb to $1+ per coin they likely will not think of the coins as dollars so offering them 100 coins per hour will not cause them to think like wow that is $100 per hour provided I do a good job...

So basically right now it seems best to let those who are confident in the value of the coin buy them up cheaply, instead of offering coins to try to get people to work on the coin. Anyone who has the confidence and skills is going to get far richer buying coins dirt cheap now then doing the work than they would by getting paid a few coins now but not really caring to do a good job because they don't think the coins are going to be worth much.

Plus once I have managed to accumulate enough coins by buying them up cheap I can always go ahead and work on the coin myself. I'd like to accumulate a nice nest egg of the coins first though before driving up the price.

It is not really in my interest to drive up the price while I am still trying to obtain coins.

In fact the lower the price drops the better, as more of my buy orders will get acted upon.

-MarkM-

Join me on live chat at the future ixcoin website in 10 minutes from the time of this post. http://lukeconnellau.wix.com/ixcoin-v3#!social-hub/c1zri

[markm]

Sorry heading out for the day now. Some other time maybe. Or maybe we need an IRC channel?

-MarkM-

[Good Luck]

I think I may have figured out who the 'Twin' is:

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1091957/thumbs/h-GAVIN-ANDRESEN-348x516.jpg

Gavin Andresen
Chief Scientist of Bitcoin Foundation

iXcoin is an experiment to see what happens when mining subsidy is removed.

Here is your evidence:  https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=204

I would like to show you something that I found interesting https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54977.5;wap2 

[FrictionlessCoin]

I think I may have figured out who the 'Twin' is:



Gavin Andresen
Chief Scientist of Bitcoin Foundation

iXcoin is an experiment to see what happens when mining subsidy is removed.

Here is your evidence:  https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=204

I would like to show you something that I found interesting https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54977.5;wap2 

Very interesting indeed.   

[Vlad2Vlad]

I think I may have figured out who the 'Twin' is:

[img]http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1091957/thumbs/h-GAVIN

Gavin Andresen
Chief Scientist of Bitcoin Foundation

iXcoin is an experiment to see what happens when mining subsidy is removed.

Here is your evidence:  https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=204

I would like to show you something that I found interesting https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54977.5;wap2 

Very interesting indeed.   

I don't get it.  Gavin made a comment but why is that a big deal. 

Why did that poster open an account just to tell us that?