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well. if the coins promised eatures work. no matter how long devs take. the price will go up. if theycant deliver we'll get refund. whats the cry about?
Because ppl are being A.N.A.L about every little small thing...yeah, but these issues aren't really small |
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August 18, 2014, 06:56:48 PM |
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well. if the coins promised eatures work. no matter how long devs take. the price will go up. if theycant deliver we'll get refund. whats the cry about?
Because ppl are being A.N.A.L about every little small thing... Because you don't release crap for 1500 btc. Simple as that. Most shitcoins have a working wallet + blockchain on release. But shut your eyes and dream on. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:03:38 PM |
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well. if the coins promised eatures work. no matter how long devs take. the price will go up. if theycant deliver we'll get refund. whats the cry about?
Because ppl are being A.N.A.L about every little small thing...yeah, but these issues aren't really small I wonder how many of these asshats who are screaming refund have already used their coins to double up during the fud and now can't wait to get a refund of their original lol. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:04:50 PM |
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if you cant get the wallet to load, back up your wallet.dat and delete everything else.
Download the zip file to your desktop and run the syscoin wallet from the folder you unzipped, once the files are repopulated in your /Roaming/syscoin folder, copy over the wallet.dat and syscoin.conf file only using these nodes.
addnode=76.25.201.234:8369
addnode=67.253.247.113:8369
addnode=node.syscoin.me:6369
dont screw with any of the nodes in that huge list, just stick with those. Make sure you delete everything and start over with your backed up wallet.dat
If you add that big list after you get synced up, you can lose your ability to load the wallet and have to start over.
Just a helpful post that got lost in all the junk. These directions will probably help after the required fork tonight. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:06:35 PM |
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When this launches back up, expect 50 sats maybe less.. they will be pumping to ico levels lol. Stick a fork in this coin, it's done!! Oh wait it's already forked! Lol
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August 18, 2014, 07:08:23 PM |
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Because you don't release crap for 1500 btc. Simple as that. Most shitcoins have a working wallet + blockchain on release. But shut your eyes and dream on.
This is not a normal altcoin blockchain. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:11:43 PM |
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You gotta be kidding me another fork? I'm out of here. Avoid scam coins.
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August 18, 2014, 07:14:52 PM |
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You gotta be kidding me another fork? I'm out of here. Avoid scam coins.
lol you are stupid. Another Noob member shouting scam? For what, a fork? Anyone remember the saying "shit happens", it also applies here. Get over yourselves, geezus.  |
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August 18, 2014, 07:19:20 PM |
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Our agreement was in relation to an "all or nothing" scenario.
Either the developers release a working platform and get the coins, or they don't and investors get refunded. We have now moved in to the arbitration window of our agreement, and have imposed a 48 hour deadline to resolve the current problems. Had they released nothing before now, they would not have this window, the agreement would have been voided before now. The issues occurred after launch, and that is why they have an extension.
What if the people asking for refunds are less than the ones willing to wait for the devs to resolve issues past the 48 hours? In that scenario, we would have to seek legal counsel (and are planning to do so tomorrow) to see if the agreement can be amended while active, to allow for a partial refund policy based on investor demand. Just burn the refunded coins in that situation. That would bring the coin back to life fast. but but Dan Wasyluk danosphere Team Manager & Coding Genius |
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August 18, 2014, 07:20:29 PM |
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Good things come to those who wait! 
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August 18, 2014, 07:23:19 PM |
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Because you don't release crap for 1500 btc. Simple as that. Most shitcoins have a working wallet + blockchain on release. But shut your eyes and dream on.
This is not a normal altcoin blockchain. Till now, this is a coin that hasn't delivered anything. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:23:32 PM |
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Everyone calm your tits. Your funds are still in escrow, the devs are still around, so take a deep breathe and let them work.
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August 18, 2014, 07:23:37 PM |
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Our agreement was in relation to an "all or nothing" scenario.
Either the developers release a working platform and get the coins, or they don't and investors get refunded. We have now moved in to the arbitration window of our agreement, and have imposed a 48 hour deadline to resolve the current problems. Had they released nothing before now, they would not have this window, the agreement would have been voided before now. The issues occurred after launch, and that is why they have an extension.
What if the people asking for refunds are less than the ones willing to wait for the devs to resolve issues past the 48 hours? In that scenario, we would have to seek legal counsel (and are planning to do so tomorrow) to see if the agreement can be amended while active, to allow for a partial refund policy based on investor demand. Just burn the refunded coins in that situation. That would bring the coin back to life fast. but but Dan Wasyluk danosphere Team Manager & Coding GeniusCoding Genius, not Coding GOD. He might be able to code well (and even the best will have issues), but it does not mean he can see into the future. Just relax, <//////////>~ puff on one of these and chill. Some of you are so uptight. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:24:13 PM |
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Like a good butthurting? |
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August 18, 2014, 07:26:27 PM |
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Our agreement was in relation to an "all or nothing" scenario.
Either the developers release a working platform and get the coins, or they don't and investors get refunded. We have now moved in to the arbitration window of our agreement, and have imposed a 48 hour deadline to resolve the current problems. Had they released nothing before now, they would not have this window, the agreement would have been voided before now. The issues occurred after launch, and that is why they have an extension.
What if the people asking for refunds are less than the ones willing to wait for the devs to resolve issues past the 48 hours? In that scenario, we would have to seek legal counsel (and are planning to do so tomorrow) to see if the agreement can be amended while active, to allow for a partial refund policy based on investor demand. Just burn the refunded coins in that situation. That would bring the coin back to life fast. but but Dan Wasyluk danosphere Team Manager & Coding GeniusCoding Genius, not Coding GOD. He might be able to code well (and even the best will have issues), but it does not mean he can see into the future. Just relax, <//////////>~ puff on one of these and chill. Some of you are so uptight. Well, They're uptight becouse this coin had a really big IPO. When someone pays in advance he wants to get the planned product. Simple as that. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:27:18 PM |
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Yes this is a special litecoin clone with bible sized code inside... Behold!! The power of syscoin compels you!!!!
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August 18, 2014, 07:29:34 PM |
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As crypto Venture Capitalists, you also assume the risks. Much money was invested into winners like Google and Amazon. There were also a lot of investors for Pets.com and Myspace.
What I'm trying to say is, don't mortgage your house on a hunch. Now to everyone who is ok with what they have been losing so far and are holding, they will profit later down the road or are doing so right now.
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August 18, 2014, 07:30:14 PM |
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You gotta be kidding me another fork? I'm out of here. Avoid scam coins.
lol you are stupid. Another Noob member shouting scam? For what, a fork? Anyone remember the saying "shit happens", it also applies here. Get over yourselves, geezus. They got their paycheck and now bailing out 250each. Slowly selling btc. |
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August 18, 2014, 07:31:26 PM |
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As crypto Venture Capitalists, you also assume the risks. Much money was invested into winners like Google and Amazon. There were also a lot of investors for Pets.com and Myspace.
What I'm trying to say is, don't mortgage your house on a hunch. Now to everyone who is ok with what they have been losing so far and are holding, they will profit later down the road or are doing so right now.
Sure, but it doesn't change the fact that devs fucked the thing up  |
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August 18, 2014, 07:31:30 PM |
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You gotta be kidding me another fork? I'm out of here. Avoid scam coins.
lol you are stupid. Another Noob member shouting scam? For what, a fork? Anyone remember the saying "shit happens", it also applies here. Get over yourselves, geezus. They got their paycheck and now bailing out 250each. Slowly selling btc. To be fair - they didn't receive any BTC till now. They received 250 BTC for buy support - but sent them back to moolah. |
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