solid12345
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July 01, 2014, 05:13:35 PM |
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There is no "brand" of urea, it's an organic compound.
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There are several different types of Bitcoin clients. The most secure are full nodes like Bitcoin Core, but full nodes are more resource-heavy, and they must do a lengthy initial syncing process. As a result, lightweight clients with somewhat less security are commonly used.
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crypto_cuttlefish
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July 01, 2014, 10:18:36 PM |
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Hello
It looks like there a lot of interest out there for people to meet the team behind this coin and they might be focused on other parts of the project (like working with farmers) outside of the crypto aspect.
So I was wondering if somebody from one of the NIERs and/or the dev would be interested in doing a Google Hangout sometime this week to discuss URO with the crypto trading community.
Just floating this as an idea, but if there's interest I could help put out the word on Twitter to find a moderator and solicit some questions.
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bensam123
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July 02, 2014, 01:13:32 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. |
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hashpuppy
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July 02, 2014, 02:49:26 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. Wrong. Please do your research. |
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dleader
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July 02, 2014, 04:16:25 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. Wrong. Please do your research. In order to ship 12500 tones of urea the OP's Foundation and NIER's will be.on the hook.for over 3 million dollars. This is their everyday work. Read the first 10-20 pages of the ANN. |
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hozer
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July 02, 2014, 05:28:48 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. Wrong. Please do your research. In order to ship 12500 tones of urea the OP's Foundation and NIER's will be.on the hook.for over 3 million dollars. This is their everyday work. Read the first 10-20 pages of the ANN. And if the Uro foundation members are looking at a ~3 million cost for the first load, the farmer suggests it would be wise to publicly announce investing say $250,000 in a mining farm to secure the network. |
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dleader
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July 02, 2014, 06:10:32 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. Wrong. Please do your research. In order to ship 12500 tones of urea the OP's Foundation and NIER's will be.on the hook.for over 3 million dollars. This is their everyday work. Read the first 10-20 pages of the ANN. And if the Uro foundation members are looking at a ~3 million cost for the first load, the farmer suggests it would be wise to publicly announce investing say $250,000 in a mining farm to secure the network. Asfar as I can tell the dev Bohan is trying to be as ethical as possible. Owning a mining farm is a conflict of interest. If the price matches 1:1 the network hash rate will rival ltc 's. |
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wasobot
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July 02, 2014, 07:15:46 AM |
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I think they just did, Green Earth created it and it is by their own terms because they wrote the protocol and got 3 other companies to accept it, i'm sure ideally they intend for more to sign on if they can show it will work. Is there an element of risk to it? Of course, this is an uncharted world but someone has to start somewhere. I could ask the very same question though about Bitcoin, why would big companies or Wallstreet adopt it when they could make their own coin and not have to buy out all the neckbeard millionaires who own the majority of the BTC?
Any proof of this? Is there a press release some where? AFAIK the creator of this coin has absolutely no ties with anyone in the fertilizer industry. It's just another random guy on the bitcointalk forums. They're more likely to use BTC for all the tangible benefits of cryptos over a altcoin simply labeled what they sell. You don't need to buy out someone to use a currency. Currency doesn't need to be worth a certain amount per coin for you to use it. As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out. 15Gh of ghost hash is back BTW. WTF man... like you did absolute 0 research :S there are 4 companies willing to play ball on this project, green earth systems being the most prominent, you can normally find their company registration numbers in several countries, and you can always pay to get further research done, if you call this company by the phone number in the webpage, where there are news announced, you can speak with them and they will tell you they are accepting uro from the 9th, yes i have spoken with them in more than one occasion, also with people from Urea Trading india. all your points have been already addressed, so don't be lazy and research. my god, the comment about being a brand, omg :S you didnt even read the ann :S |
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true-asset (OP)
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July 02, 2014, 08:42:08 AM |
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A few screenshots of Nuro in its current alpha state. We have finally got pricing back from BlockCypher and APICoin and will make a decision this week on which platform will be hosting the transaction broadcast API for Uro web wallets/mobile apps. |
Uro: A Real Long Term Currency, 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer[/url]
Urea N46 tracks gradual increases in energy and food prices over the long term.
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Frigga77
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July 02, 2014, 08:55:33 AM |
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A few screenshots of Nuro in its current alpha state. We have finally got pricing back from BlockCypher and APICoin and will make a decision this week on which platform will be hosting the transaction broadcast API for Uro web wallets/mobile apps. That looks very good! |
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wasobot
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July 02, 2014, 08:57:19 AM |
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gogogo URO! Good job True Asset  |
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July 02, 2014, 09:05:34 AM |
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NICE  |
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traumschiff
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July 02, 2014, 09:09:54 AM |
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Good job, really awaiting that July 9. You made me interested in Urea |
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AlfaONE
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July 02, 2014, 09:16:22 AM |
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Very Professional ....
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"Together we stand for a fairness and truth"
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Truthful
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July 02, 2014, 11:18:23 AM |
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Ok...am confused....can someone answer this question.
Is Greenearth connected to Impact Investigations as someone mentioned Impact Investigations previously.
What do the screenshots of the phones prove?
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danonthehill
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July 02, 2014, 12:06:36 PM |
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I am not sure about this, can someone tell me how difficult it would be for the dev to develop this app on all three OS simultaneously? Is it straightforward or likely that the apps would all be in alpha at the same time? And wouldn't a photo/video clip of an actual phone in real lighting conditions be more convincing?
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Frigga77
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July 02, 2014, 12:30:20 PM |
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I am not sure about this, can someone tell me how difficult it would be for the dev to develop this app on all three OS simultaneously? Is it straightforward or likely that the apps would all be in alpha at the same time? And wouldn't a photo/video clip of an actual phone in real lighting conditions be more convincing?
It is possible to build cross-platform mobile applications, most are developed in HTML5, but I am sure there are more possibilities. |
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solid12345
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July 02, 2014, 01:05:08 PM |
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As far as brands go, where do you think it comes from? It just appears out of thin air? There are manufacturers/chemical companies that make the stuff, that's how it's made in the first place. Like there is an entire side of this coin you guys don't seem to get, which is everything that takes place on the side of real life and that's why it wont be happening. Joe the farmer earlier in the thread also pointed it out.
What brand of silver or gold do you take? http://greenearthsystems.com.au/ges-stands-behind-uro-alternative-payment-methods-for-urea/ |
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