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March 10, 2014, 05:35:35 PM
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AURORA is going to be pumped back to 0.15 BTC per AUR

10% whole site is on the support now .... buy and stay amazed!

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March 10, 2014, 05:37:49 PM
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AURORA is going to be pumped back to 0.15 BTC per AUR

10% whole site is on the support now .... buy and stay amazed!

What the hell is 10% whole site?

The coin doesn't need to be pumped.  A slow and steady rise is much more sustainable and healthy.
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March 10, 2014, 05:51:23 PM
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I mean 10% whole mined AUR ( 11 000)  Wink

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March 10, 2014, 06:03:04 PM
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Yep, BTER exchange just announced it so aiming for 0.2

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March 10, 2014, 06:33:47 PM
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Support AUR! Grin
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March 10, 2014, 07:20:15 PM
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By looking at the buy and sell order it does look like its being pumped.
Its going to be hard to see steady rise up until all the coins will be tradeable
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March 10, 2014, 08:01:33 PM
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up x4 ltc price is ok , about 0.08-0.1
0.15 not sold .... keep it! Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry

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March 11, 2014, 12:53:53 AM
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You are full of shit. Aurora is the most manipulated pump/dump out there. This is the sort of coin you watch and watch, then when it's at a relatively low point you go in. Then, you have to watch closely with baited breath every move that happens. If it starts to go down you gtfo or crash back down to where you started if you're lucky.
I wouldn't trust my money in this coin for a run to the bathroom. Pump to .15 my fuckin ass, it's going to stay between .04 and .06 and take all the money it can before deflating to nothing. This coin and the bastard wales running the carnival game are EVIL.
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March 11, 2014, 03:56:11 AM
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AURORA is going to be pumped back to 0.15 BTC per AUR

10% whole site is on the support now .... buy and stay amazed!

What the hell is 10% whole site?

The coin doesn't need to be pumped.  A slow and steady rise is much more sustainable and healthy.

"Slow and steady" wins the race, why don't people here ever learn?

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March 11, 2014, 04:02:06 AM
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You are full of shit. Aurora is the most manipulated pump/dump out there. This is the sort of coin you watch and watch, then when it's at a relatively low point you go in. Then, you have to watch closely with baited breath every move that happens. If it starts to go down you gtfo or crash back down to where you started if you're lucky.
I wouldn't trust my money in this coin for a run to the bathroom. Pump to .15 my fuckin ass, it's going to stay between .04 and .06 and take all the money it can before deflating to nothing. This coin and the bastard wales running the carnival game are EVIL.


It has about two weeks of life left until the devs launder the premine into the "Air Drop" wallets.

The devs have categorically rejected any plan for transparency of third party verification of actual "Air Drop" wallets not being used to launder the premine.


~BCX~

Keep it up jackass. The more you talk the less credible you become.  Where's your hard evidence for your claims?  Oh that's right, you got nothing.

Also you never answered my previous questions: How much profit have you made on AUR? 
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March 11, 2014, 04:27:11 AM
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...You would also know my credibility for calling out scams is rock solid.

BTC was a massive premine/early mine over 7% for the founder.

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March 11, 2014, 04:36:46 AM
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Rather than repost crap you read from the internet...

I used to believe what you just said, but last week there was an "overwhelming consensus" (especially on Reddit) that Satoshi has 1.5 million that have never moved. I don't plan to debate you since you believe what I used to:

If there is not 1.5 Million BTC in "Satoshi blocks" then why does an overwhelming number of Reddit posters (including veterans) say there is, and no one questions "the facts"?

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March 11, 2014, 04:38:58 AM
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BCX, just fork the mothefucker and be done with it. i know an army of OG miners who would be down for the cause. i even have a few 128g servers i'll donate for "pools"

My negative trust rating is reflective of a personal vendetta by someone on default trust.
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March 11, 2014, 04:47:11 AM
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How much profit have you made on AUR? 


Zero, I have never mined nor traded any AUR.


If you had been around here for more than just a couple months you would know that I was one of the first BTC GPU miners back in 2010. I have no need for AUR crap. You would also know my credibility for calling out scams is rock solid.

Lastly, take a bath, you smell like a bag holder LOL


 Grin Grin Grin


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Not a bag holder.  I made profit on the initial run up, so no problems there.  

BCX, I'm well aware of your reputation and your skills, and for that I have respect for you.  What I don't care for is your attitude and your insistence that AUR is a scam, when in fact you have provided no hard evidence.  

In my mind if it truly were a scam the Dev would have already dumped the pre-mine on the initial run-up and made millions in the process.

I also don't understand your infatuation with AUR.  Your obviously a wealthy BTC holder already, so I guess I just don't really understand your motivation, uniess you see altcoins as a threat to the value of BTC.
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March 11, 2014, 04:53:21 AM
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Rather than repost crap you read from the internet...

I used to believe what you just said, but last week there was an "overwhelming consensus" (especially on Reddit) that Satoshi has 1.5 million that have never moved. I don't plan to debate you since you believe what I used to:

If there is not 1.5 Million BTC in "Satoshi blocks" then why does an overwhelming number of Reddit posters (including veterans) say there is, and no one questions "the facts"?


Serious info below.

Let's define some terms, I think it will help.

Pre-mine - is mining any coin privately before the chain and client is available to the general public. This allows the developer to amass a huge start before launch. Example Ixcoin was premined 500,000 coins before launch. Current example, Auroracoin with a 50% total coin supply premine.

Instamine - Creating a genesis block with a huge reward, example Geistgeld and Solidcoin 2. Geistgeld had a 7 million instamine and Solidcoin 2 had a 13 million instamine


Zero mine - Launching the chain by mining the first block with a genesis block equal to the normal reward.


Regardless of what you've read on Reddit, the Block Explorer doesn't lie. Satoshi released the client to the world and then started mining on his own. Do your own research, you will see.



~BCX~

Sounds about right, thanks.

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March 11, 2014, 05:23:41 AM
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~ when is the "Air Drop" supposed to happen?

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March 11, 2014, 06:19:40 AM
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~ when is the "Air Drop" supposed to happen?


The Auroracoin site and the news sites that covered this scam all say March 25th.


On that day, magically all Icelanders will receive 31.8 AUR, nevermind none of them have been notified, asked, made aware, even identified or know anything about crypto currency at all.

It's a blatant laundering scheme for the massive premine and subsequent dump.


~BCX~

hey stupid fuck... do you not fucking read the god damn website?!?

The Airdrop will start to take place on March 25th 2014 and will target as many Icelanders as possible. There are various means of authenticating Icelanders on the Internet, that will be utilized to execute the Airdrop. About 330,000 Icelanders will be made able to claim f 31.8 each over the following year from the initiation of the Airdrop.

The Airdrop will provide Icelanders with a great opportunity to get to know Auroracoin and use it in their daily lives. It will as well provide a way for them to reach outside the confines of the currency controls.

The Airdrop will be a gift to each and every recipient, for him or her to spend or save.

Further detail on the Airdrop will be posted once it is under way.


You keep saying that on the 25th all 330,000 will take delivery of their 31.8 AUR.. Nowhere has the dev ever said it was going to be done in one day... Stop shittalking about this coin..
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March 11, 2014, 06:26:01 AM
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There are various means of authenticating Icelanders on the Internet, that will be utilized to execute the Airdrop

which methods of authentication will Auroracoin be using?  you have 2 weeks, so all of this planning should be done a long time ago and public information for an orderly disbursement of this coin.

for fuck's sake:  i think there's ONE SINGLE person that speaks icelandic on the fucking auroracoin forum.  that's tragic.

http://forum.auroracoin.org/index.php


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March 11, 2014, 06:41:18 AM
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~ when is the "Air Drop" supposed to happen?


The Auroracoin site and the news sites that covered this scam all say March 25th.


On that day, magically all Icelanders will receive 31.8 AUR, nevermind none of them have been notified, asked, made aware, even identified or know anything about crypto currency at all.

It's a blatant laundering scheme for the massive premine and subsequent dump.


~BCX~

hey stupid fuck... do you not fucking read the god damn website?!?

The Airdrop will start to take place on March 25th 2014 and will target as many Icelanders as possible. There are various means of authenticating Icelanders on the Internet, that will be utilized to execute the Airdrop. About 330,000 Icelanders will be made able to claim f 31.8 each over the following year from the initiation of the Airdrop.

The Airdrop will provide Icelanders with a great opportunity to get to know Auroracoin and use it in their daily lives. It will as well provide a way for them to reach outside the confines of the currency controls.

The Airdrop will be a gift to each and every recipient, for him or her to spend or save.

Further detail on the Airdrop will be posted once it is under way.


You keep saying that on the 25th all 330,000 will take delivery of their 31.8 AUR.. Nowhere has the dev ever said it was going to be done in one day... Stop shittalking about this coin..

Are you delusional? You seem like the type of person who believes anyone's bullshit. Think about this very deeply for a few minutes.

Some guy on the internet is going to give A WHOLE COUNTRY free money he created out of nothing, essentially. Iceland has 320,000 people. How on earth are that many people going to know what Auroracoin is? Think of the logistics in carrying out a deed of this magnitude. The majority of people don't even know, or care about Bitcoins, you think they are going to care about this shitcoin?

How is he going to get the wallet addresses of 320,000 people? Are they all going to email him? He would have to send out coins to 36.5 addresses an hour. That's over 1 per 2 seconds for an entire year, but he would only be able to do it a few hours a day, so it would take years. Is he going to write a spam bot to send it all out? Spam is illegal in most places and people would think this is some sort of scam anyway (which it is).

What are they going to do with these coins? Dump them for Bitcoins, and then get real money. Who is going to bother with that? That is so much work setting that all up that and most people won't know how. Plus when they do dump these coins, the people receiving them down the line will get less and less because of all the dumping. How is the market going to bear that many coins being dumped? How many coins is each person getting? Something like 31 I think I read. That's ~1.4 bitcoins. At the current price, that's $1000. Who cares? That's nothing for all the work that would have to be done.

Also I think the Icelandic government would have something to say with all this money laundering going on which is why that country is in the depressed state it's in to begin with.

There are so many more reasons why this is a obvious scam. It's people like you who keep falling for these stupid schemes with fiat money and how people go to jail.
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March 11, 2014, 09:40:43 AM
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OK you guys are pretty convincing.

Quick question:
If it is such an obvious scam, then why is the price still so high?
(I know, excess speculation, greed, gullibility etc can prop up the price)
"Markets" are supposed to be pretty smart (i.e. "recent news is quickly factored into the price"), even if some individual traders are "dumb".

So...
If it is such an obvious scam, then why is the price still so high?

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