paulus51
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June 03, 2014, 01:55:53 PM |
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hi
just updated our wallet with the new version V1.7 and all work just fine thanks for the new wallet
stil holding on to our muts doge for the dogs ;-), this is our addres : DLB9A4s3PkDQB2mUpnimoA5hWEwx79TxAR
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 01:58:32 PM |
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stil holding on to our muts doge for the dogs ;-), this is our addres : DLB9A4s3PkDQB2mUpnimoA5hWEwx79TxAR
What is that about? Any external link about this?
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paulus51
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June 03, 2014, 02:00:18 PM Last edit: June 03, 2014, 06:17:43 PM by paulus51 |
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stil holding on to our muts doge for the dogs ;-), this is our addres : DLB9A4s3PkDQB2mUpnimoA5hWEwx79TxAR
What is that about? Any external link about this? link in my signature ;-) the first one : savegreyhouds in spain project... want to get trade ? use our refferals to support us ... and sadly the most no paypal option ....grrr
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niothor
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June 03, 2014, 02:07:10 PM |
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I suppose you realize it takes not a billionaire but a guy with a little trading experience , with some key people in some popular blogs and a few millions to spare to take down any coin right now?
Idealist? Too bad the % idealist vs people who care only about the money is too low right now in cryptos.
Nobody really cares about bringing down coins .... The bitcoin network could be brought down by just 50 mils invested in miners. Maybe 70 after the last difficulty jump. But why bother with it , they have other more important thing and a little 7bils market cap is not on their agenda , not talking about a 40 millions one.
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 02:10:03 PM |
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I suppose you realize it takes not a billionaire but a guy with a little trading experience , with some key people in some popular blogs and a few millions to spare to take down any coin right now?
Idealist? Too bad the % idealist vs people who care only about the money is too low right now in cryptos.
Nobody really cares about bringing down coins .... The bitcoin network could be brought down by just 50 mils invested in miners. Maybe 70 after the last difficulty jump. But why bother with it , they have other more important thing and a little 7bils market cap is not on their agenda , not talking about a 40 millions one. Indeed. If someone managed to get the amount of ASICs required to attack a coin, its value would drop significantly as soon as the attack is spotted. There is no way that can be profitable.
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niothor
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June 03, 2014, 02:14:53 PM |
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I suppose you realize it takes not a billionaire but a guy with a little trading experience , with some key people in some popular blogs and a few millions to spare to take down any coin right now?
Idealist? Too bad the % idealist vs people who care only about the money is too low right now in cryptos.
Nobody really cares about bringing down coins .... The bitcoin network could be brought down by just 50 mils invested in miners. Maybe 70 after the last difficulty jump. But why bother with it , they have other more important thing and a little 7bils market cap is not on their agenda , not talking about a 40 millions one. Indeed. If someone managed to get the amount of ASICs required to attack a coin, its value would drop significantly as soon as the attack is spotted. There is no way that can be profitable. The most appropriate example would be either: ghash that can almost launch a 51% attack but i'm willing to bet all my btc they will never think of losing that much money for....what? quark , they can experience a 51% with about 500 i5-i7 processors mining , and this for the last 3 months , again , nothing happened. Guys with lots of money don't want to waste it on destroying things when they can make more out of it.
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SaraMine
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June 03, 2014, 02:31:25 PM |
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I suppose you realize it takes not a billionaire but a guy with a little trading experience , with some key people in some popular blogs and a few millions to spare to take down any coin right now?
Idealist? Too bad the % idealist vs people who care only about the money is too low right now in cryptos.
Nobody really cares about bringing down coins .... The bitcoin network could be brought down by just 50 mils invested in miners. Maybe 70 after the last difficulty jump. But why bother with it , they have other more important thing and a little 7bils market cap is not on their agenda , not talking about a 40 millions one. Indeed. If someone managed to get the amount of ASICs required to attack a coin, its value would drop significantly as soon as the attack is spotted. There is no way that can be profitable. The most appropriate example would be either: ghash that can almost launch a 51% attack but i'm willing to bet all my btc they will never think of losing that much money for....what? quark , they can experience a 51% with about 500 i5-i7 processors mining , and this for the last 3 months , again , nothing happened. Guys with lots of money don't want to waste it on destroying things when they can make more out of it. 51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
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niothor
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June 03, 2014, 02:41:42 PM |
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51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
It's a scrypt coin nothing else. If the price doesn't follow the hash increase miners will quit and those who aim at the 51% will remain , even mining at a loss until they make most of the hash rate You don't need to throw 10 000 gaw miners at the chain at once , do it slowly and you'll manage the same with far less costs. The question is , why do it at all?
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 03:25:42 PM |
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51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
It's a scrypt coin nothing else. If the price doesn't follow the hash increase miners will quit and those who aim at the 51% will remain , even mining at a loss until they make most of the hash rate You don't need to throw 10 000 gaw miners at the chain at once , do it slowly and you'll manage the same with far less costs. The question is , why do it at all? There are two big scrypt-coins: Litecoin and Dogecoin. The scrypt Asic makers are taking big risks to be in that business, because their machines will be worth a lot less if Litecoin was to crash and never recover. However, Dogecoin is a blessing for them, since it is an hedge against Litecoin failing (which imho is quite likely, since it doesn't offer anything that Bitcoin doesn't). Since those who have that much hash-power are more than likely directly affiliated with one of the ASIC manufacturers (Gridseed, Gaw, etc.), it would be incredibly stupid and useless for them to destroy their hedge that Dogecoin is.
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ShiThing
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June 03, 2014, 03:26:35 PM |
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51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
It's a scrypt coin nothing else. If the price doesn't follow the hash increase miners will quit and those who aim at the 51% will remain , even mining at a loss until they make most of the hash rate You don't need to throw 10 000 gaw miners at the chain at once , do it slowly and you'll manage the same with far less costs. The question is , why do it at all? everybody talked about 51%, but they don't consider why people would do this. indeed, you ruin your self while you conduct a 51% attack.
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 03:33:30 PM |
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everybody talked about 51%, but they don't consider why people would do this. indeed, you ruin your self while you conduct a 51% attack.
Many trolls and scam-coins speculators would love to do this, but luckily they're not the ones with the ressources needed to pull it off I'm sure a large part of the Scrypt hashpower is actually in the hand of Asic makers and farms who deal directly with them and have no interests in attacks.
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Cryptocunami
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June 03, 2014, 03:52:03 PM |
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Hi, i have downloaded the Dogecoin core - wallet and turned it on the testnet. How can i mine test doges with it?
Also, is there a way to turn to the testnet without opening the command prompt?
p.s. i am using windows 7, i tried adding "gen = 1" in the dogecoin.conf file but it still doesn't mine.
Thank you
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stompix
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June 03, 2014, 06:28:19 PM |
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51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
It's a scrypt coin nothing else. If the price doesn't follow the hash increase miners will quit and those who aim at the 51% will remain , even mining at a loss until they make most of the hash rate You don't need to throw 10 000 gaw miners at the chain at once , do it slowly and you'll manage the same with far less costs. The question is , why do it at all? everybody talked about 51%, but they don't consider why people would do this. indeed, you ruin your self while you conduct a 51% attack. If you want to crush the coins , that's your objective. And the main fear is about governments trying to supress them in early stages. For them , it will take pocket money to launch something like that. Even buying 51% of the coins for pos coins , it's no problem at this stage.
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stompix
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June 03, 2014, 06:30:07 PM |
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51% attack is not so easy to be made. Dogecoin is based on brand new litecoin source so its not so like in "early" years.
It's a scrypt coin nothing else. If the price doesn't follow the hash increase miners will quit and those who aim at the 51% will remain , even mining at a loss until they make most of the hash rate You don't need to throw 10 000 gaw miners at the chain at once , do it slowly and you'll manage the same with far less costs. The question is , why do it at all? I wasn't talking about people trying to do this but rather who easy would be for an 'evil" organization to do it if they really wanted. People that are not interested in the few hundred dollars that you can earn by mining but on the billions in cc transactions.
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 06:34:49 PM |
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I wasn't talking about people trying to do this but rather who easy would be for an 'evil" organization to do it if they really wanted. People that are not interested in the few hundred dollars that you can earn by mining but on the billions in cc transactions.
If they were interested in destroying their competition, they'd have done it when Bitcoin was in its early stage. It would have been easy for them to take control of it in the first years, but now it's too late, imho. How would these "evil" banks justify to their shareholders spending tens of millions on ASIC equipments to do something illegal? And that would not even work, as POS coins would survive.
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Bit_Happy
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A Great Time to Start Something!
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June 03, 2014, 06:38:04 PM |
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Your site looks nice, congrats on being ready to go. I do not see any listing showing the fees? (For both trading and transfers)
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bep42
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June 03, 2014, 06:46:41 PM |
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Your site looks nice, congrats on being ready to go. I do not see any listing showing the fees? (For both trading and transfers) Yeah but you can see that on the FAQ here > https://support.kingcoiny.com/kb/faq.php?id=240,15% buy/sell 0,02% withdraw
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Cryptocunami
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June 03, 2014, 06:55:35 PM |
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Hi, i have downloaded the Dogecoin core - wallet and turned it on the testnet. How can i mine test doges with it?
Also, is there a way to turn to the testnet without opening the command prompt?
p.s. i am using windows 7, i tried adding "gen = 1" in the dogecoin.conf file but it still doesn't mine.
Thank you
bump
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lynn_402
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June 03, 2014, 06:58:07 PM |
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Hi, i have downloaded the Dogecoin core - wallet and turned it on the testnet. How can i mine test doges with it?
Also, is there a way to turn to the testnet without opening the command prompt?
p.s. i am using windows 7, i tried adding "gen = 1" in the dogecoin.conf file but it still doesn't mine.
Thank you
bump You might have more chance of answer if you ask there: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoinThat's where most of the community is.
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