[ANN][Actinium][PoW - Lyra2z]

[brakmic]

You do not own the forum. This is not your discord. Like i said i tried both browser and discord methods. Anyway i'll let it go.

Butthurt much?  

What i would like to know more about is the 51% attacks that have been going on with this coin and what you plan to do about it?

Nothing. There are no 51% attacks, because miners are free to do with their hardware whatever they want.
We do not practice Socialism.

[t3nz]

So miners with 51% of the hash are free to double spend are they.. So no plans for implementing protection against 51% attacks then.. Gotcha. That's all i needed to know.

[brakmic]

So miners with 51% of the hash are free to double spend are they.. So no plans for implementing protection against 51% attacks then.. Gotcha. That's all i needed to know.

You have no clue what you're talking about. A typical crypto fan: with a PhD from the University of Wikipedia.

[Saydia]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

[brakmic]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

This is our TESTNET Chain. This is where we test software, before releasing it to the public.

Usually, projects have not only a "mainnet" but also a "testnet" and there is also an option to run a "regtest", a local chain for development purposes.

[Saydia]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

This is our TESTNET Chain. This is where we test software, before releasing it to the public.

Usually, projects have not only a "mainnet" but also a "testnet" and there is also an option to run a "regtest", a local chain for development purposes.

Thank you for the explanation. Will you change the algorithm to get away from FPGA?

[brakmic]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

This is our TESTNET Chain. This is where we test software, before releasing it to the public.

Usually, projects have not only a "mainnet" but also a "testnet" and there is also an option to run a "regtest", a local chain for development purposes.

Thank you for the explanation. Will you change the algorithm to get away from FPGA?

No. We are not Socialists.

We do not punish people who invest money into better hardware to protect those who have stopped to invest.

[Bearier]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

This is our TESTNET Chain. This is where we test software, before releasing it to the public.

Usually, projects have not only a "mainnet" but also a "testnet" and there is also an option to run a "regtest", a local chain for development purposes.

Thank you for the explanation. Will you change the algorithm to get away from FPGA?

No. We are not Socialists.

We do not punish people who invest money into better hardware to protect those who have stopped to invest.

In this case, you should invest your money in the development of the project.
With one device, a FPGA, someone can make an attack 51 and then you will forever lose the trust of the community.

[brakmic]

what is it? you split up or did you decide to double your coins?
https://goldmine.actinium.org/site/mining
   Actinium Tes (lyra2z)

This is our TESTNET Chain. This is where we test software, before releasing it to the public.

Usually, projects have not only a "mainnet" but also a "testnet" and there is also an option to run a "regtest", a local chain for development purposes.

Thank you for the explanation. Will you change the algorithm to get away from FPGA?

No. We are not Socialists.

We do not punish people who invest money into better hardware to protect those who have stopped to invest.

In this case, you should invest your money in the development of the project.
With one device, a FPGA, someone can make an attack 51 and then you will forever lose the trust of the community.

We don't need your crystal ball.
And if you have any "development advice" then participate via GitHub. It's easy to be smart when you're not taking any responsibility.

Also very funny to give me an advice to "invest your money in the development of the project".

You have no clue.

[t3nz]

Butt hurt much? Just dumped your shitcoin to 500 sats.

[brakmic]

Butt hurt much? Just dumped your shitcoin to 500 sats.

LOL



Amateurs dump at negligible prices. Professionals turn even shitcoins to gold.

Go and play somewhere else. We're too busy experimenting with our Lightning Network.
Soon also a wallet that supports Trezor and Ledger.

Brain hurt much?

[brakmic]

We will soon release a new lightweight Wallet, Actilectrum, that supports Trezor.

Here the workflow:

[CryptoClubber]

Hello Everyone!


WWW.CRYPTOPOOLCLUB.COM
Stratum: stratum+tcp://cryptopoolclub.com:19001/19002/19003/19004/19005/19006/19007


Happy mining!

[brakmic]

Actilectrum - the lightweight Actinium Wallet with Trezor support is now available for download.

https://actilectrum.org

[t3nz]

Wow coin attacked again and disabled on both crex / tradeogre.
But apparently there is no such thing as 51% attacks so dont worry guys keep mining.

[brakmic]

Wow coin attacked again and disabled on both crex / tradeogre.
But apparently there is no such thing as 51% attacks so dont worry guys keep mining.

Hi FUDster, we've been missing you. Much salty?

Trading on TO is fine, just checked it. Trading on Crex24 is halted because they decided it.
Also, it's very easy to talk about stuff when you're neither responsible for anything nor have any valid arguments.

But if possible, please, don't spam this thread with useless FUD. Ok, you said your opinion and many thanks for it.
But repeating it again and again doesn't make it anything else than just an "opinion".

Have a nice day and better go learning something exciting, like our Lightning Network for example. We just ported LND, the daemon from Lightning Labs.

[t3nz]

what i care about is how much money i have lost mining this piece of shit. trade ogre upped confirms to 2000! you dont even release that many blocks in a week so keep telling the community nothing is wrong we all believe you.
I advise miners to steer well clear.

[brakmic]

what i care about is how much money i have lost mining this piece of shit. trade ogre upped confirms to 2000! you dont even release that many blocks in a week so keep telling the community nothing is wrong we all believe you.
I advise miners to steer well clear.

There is always a certain risk in anything we do. However, I don't see any option for you to reduce your losses by spamming this thread with your (unproven!) claims. However, unlike you I have really invested thousands of $$ and countless hours of my free time into this project and it's easily to find in our discord (https://discord.actinium.org).
Keyboard cowboys like you provide no evidence, only internet graffiti.

But, we all know that Bitcointalk very often serves as a public toilet for people who have too much free time.

Better do something more productive.

[brakmic]

And just to provide evidence for my claim, here the current profitability list of Lyra2z coins from WhatToMine.com

[t3nz]

ACM is profitable right now because no one in their right mind will mine it given the massive risk of mining on the wrong chain.

I can show you over 20k of my mined ACM orphaned if you want evidence.
crex24 have disabled ACM due to double spend attack and have contacted you to contribute ACM to cover their losses from the double spending. Lastly Tradeogre confirms are now 2000 blocks (around a week per transaction).
Do you refute the above "evidence" or just blinded by arrogance?