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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE Or people just have lost interest and moved on... ... not working ... not good ... not done ... not reliable but still stay around ... what's your problem? are you scavengers?  yes thats joke |
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mirador17
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November 01, 2014, 02:58:03 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE Or people just have lost interest and moved on... ... not working ... not good ... not done ... not reliable but still stay around ... what's your problem? are you scavengers? He is a fan of NEM. Probably he is afraid that NODE is good as NEM or better.  |
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whitecloud
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November 01, 2014, 04:22:27 PM |
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But still ...
Personally I don't know too many details about nem.
Is possible to be a very good coin.
But that does not mean you have to go to others to throw with mud.
I never went to others to say negative stuff.
If I do not agree, I sell them and move on forward.
Whatever ...
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November 01, 2014, 05:07:45 PM |
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But still ...
Personally I don't know too many details about nem.
Is possible to be a very good coin.
But that does not mean you have to go to others to throw with mud.
I never went to others to say negative stuff.
If I do not agree, I sell them and move on forward.
Whatever ...
He has nothing to do with NEM but that guy likes to talk shit, NEM devs are pretty good and i dont think they do trolling. |
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GreenDude
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November 01, 2014, 06:59:35 PM |
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Trolls and haters are not that bad. If the coin is really good at the end they can't hurt it. Sometimes they just give some trading Volume and help to get rid of the weak investors/stakeholders and they create opportunities to new users who can enter at a low prices. Don't be so hard with them  |
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November 01, 2014, 10:01:32 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE Or people just have lost interest and moved on... But why do not leave us? What's your problem? Move on ... I still own my NODES, so what so wrong if im not part of that circle-Jerk ring. Like i told you i have no reason to sell at this low. I still think that there is a marginal changes that in next month NODE could surge and i have invested zero SIM for this, so im not gonna lose anything anyway. But after following devs and community i dont see that we never gonna be like NXT or NEM. |
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whitecloud
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November 01, 2014, 10:15:49 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE Or people just have lost interest and moved on... But why do not leave us? What's your problem? Move on ... I still own my NODES, so what so wrong if im not part of that circle-Jerk ring. Like i told you i have no reason to sell at this low. I still think that there is a marginal changes that in next month NODE could surge and i have invested zero SIM for this, so im not gonna lose anything anyway. But after following devs and community i dont see that we never gonna be like NXT or NEM. "I have nothing with Node, I still have Node, but X and Y are much better!" Leave us! Troll! |
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visual111
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November 01, 2014, 10:17:48 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE people have been saying that since node hit exchanges |
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Simakki
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November 01, 2014, 10:27:18 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE people have been saying that since node hit exchanges Yep and if you point that, people here scream troll. What has done with marketing, community or exchange after the launch? And callin NODE a currency at this point is total delusion, right now only thing that you can buy is BTC and volume is so low that any business in world touch that kind of platform. |
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whitecloud
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November 01, 2014, 10:32:50 PM |
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To continue to rise up
I have a feeling this is a staged dump to allow the purchase of cheap NODE people have been saying that since node hit exchanges Yes, it is. But from my experience, the team behind this NODE had a very different business model than any other coin that I saw. Remains to be seen how this will be reflected in the success of NODE. I am confident in the long term success .... over 6 months. Looks like they have a hidden agenda, driven by a hidden group. Which is not necessarily a bad thing in the long term.  |
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whitecloud
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November 01, 2014, 11:18:38 PM |
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Depends very much on what scale you look at things.
In the short term, probably NODE did not have who knows what success.
But has solid foundations and a lot to offer.
And finally here it is about a marathon, not a sprint.
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threedream
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Stand up , Stand up , Stand up !
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November 02, 2014, 01:50:51 AM |
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Today is a good day , Everybody ?
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I have to get back all the lost .
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griffinriz
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November 02, 2014, 10:12:19 AM |
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Today is a good day , Everybody ?
POA is being launched today? |
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sava0123
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November 02, 2014, 03:04:56 PM |
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What happened with test network?   |
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3x2
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November 02, 2014, 03:08:19 PM
Last edit: November 02, 2014, 03:20:11 PM by 3x2 |
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What happened with test network? After several days of testing now i am on real network, let me check if i get the same error like you on test network. Edit: working good for me |
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TheRealSilk
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November 02, 2014, 03:50:47 PM |
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What happened with test network?
It was caused by the script works through the API. Tomorrow fix that bug in the API |
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Chicodoodoo
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November 02, 2014, 09:13:59 PM |
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I have node 0.9b running on two pc's, now one won't open on it's wins 8 desktop, although it is showing open in the taskbar!
I'm sure this is a windows related issue but couldn't find a Google fix online and was hoping someone here might be able help?
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threedream
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Stand up , Stand up , Stand up !
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November 03, 2014, 01:05:56 AM |
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I am a little disappointed, if this week did not deploy
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November 03, 2014, 02:47:37 AM |
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I'd like to share this, it's worth a read. It's from one of the skycoin devs:
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Bitcoin took the form it did (a single large, global world internet currency) because of mining. Only the coin with the most hashing power can be secure. Bitcoin ended up being radically different than the intention many people had for cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is still a stepping stone to the next stage. Bitcoin is priming the pump. Almost all the mined coins are pump and dumps. A very few of them are very innovative however.
There are groups of people of various sizes and they want to start their own digital currencies. They have looked at Bitcoin, but they cannot afford enough mining equipment to make it work. As soon as mining is eliminated and unnecessary, the landscape will change. You will see a lot of "community currencies", towns, websites and smaller groups like American Indians on reservations issuing their own coins. Every private Bitorrent tracker will have their own coin. You may even see companies begin to issues currencies to customers and suppliers.
These coins will be more local and relevant. Most of them will fail, but a few will make it. These coins are going to be inter-operable from day one. It wont matter if a merchant accepts Dogecoin or Litecoin or Bitcoin, whatever you have in your wallet will convert over at the spot price and users will not even think about it. Merchants may choose to hold profits in one currency and users may have a completely different set of currencies they hold. It will be a two-sided market.
There will not be a "litecoin ATM" or a "Bitcoin ATM", it will just be called an ATM. As routine transactions become automated, income, debt and credit will start to creep in. Very few people right now have income in Bitcoin and the things you can buy with Bitcoin are still limited, but that will change as we go into stage two.
Stage three will probably be an attack on the idea of currency itself. Bitcoin is a small technical achievement. Regulators can handle it. Libertarians were screaming and making scary noises about how "revolutionary" and "threatening" Bitcoin was and the regulators calmed down when they realized that Bitcoin is same as cash or gold. Its just another commodity. Bitcoin is not any more "threatening" than someone trading a gold ETF back and forth between two accounts. Governments will just put some reporting requirements on it and make sure they get their tax money when you buy anything.
Stage three is already laying the technical foundation for computer mediated systems of exchange that are radically and conceptually different than anything that has existed. Look at Ripplepay and the idea that money itself is just credit and debt. In Ripplepay money transcends its origin as a commodity and becomes a system of contracts and relations in a network. The role of money as a commodity inevitably becomes separated from the role of money as a unit of account.
Technology is enabling the creation of new objects, with new properties and relations that no previous object had. To own a gold bar is to possess it. To transfer ownership you physical move the bar into the possession of someone. In Bitcoin, "ownership" was transformed from its physical form, to knowledge. The "owner" of the Bitcoin is the one who "knows" the private key to authorize transfer of the Bitcoin.
If a coin is secured by two public keys, held by two parties and one party publishes the private key for their public key, the other person and now only that person can authorize the transfer of the coins. The "ownership" has changed without the coin having even moved. Merely the state of knowledge in the world has changed, without even touching the blockchain and yet the Bitcoin has changed hands.
Bitcoin would need a 2 trillion dollar marketcap to even represent one percentage point of global wealth (the foundation of security provided by the mining process will be severely threatened before we get there) . The end game is not 2 million dollar clone-coin pump and dumps. It is systems of exchange that will represent single or double percentage points of global assets and financial wealth. The correct investment horizon is probably five to twenty years. In the excitement of two new coins launching every day, people are forgetting how far off the end goal is and underestimate the sacrifices required to get there.
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