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February 02, 2012, 06:41:00 AM
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How did SolidCoin ever gain traction when a single entity has proven capable of changing the fundamental rules of the currency such that a block reward has been reduced from 32 coins to 0.07 coins ( 1 / 457 th of the original ) within 6 months of its release?

Why did people ever agree to work in the World Trade Towers when a single entity proved capable of destroying them in a matter of minutes?

Because, until we are capable of digitizing our consciousness and uploading ourselves into the cloud, decentralizing a human being is not possible, otherwise, I'm sure they would have. Unless of course, they were completely retarded.

Why are these discussions turning so bat shit crazy? I need to get some sleep...
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February 03, 2012, 02:09:00 AM
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More SolidCoin monetary policy... nice! Horray for early adopters! Wasn't SolidCoin supposed to NOT award early adopters?
Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

My account was hacked , i have recovered it but the person promoted straight disgusting trash lust ico.. i do not and would never support that
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February 03, 2012, 02:16:15 AM
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Why are these discussions turning so bat shit crazy? I need to get some sleep...

Usually because they attract cunicula.  When you wake up check his post history, it will make you want to go back to bed.

Many of my posts make light of the fact that the average forum user is not very intelligent. Naturally, the idiots don't like me too much.
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February 03, 2012, 03:55:16 AM
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Hey im back after four days.

Wft happened to this thread?

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February 03, 2012, 07:28:05 AM
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Why are these discussions turning so bat shit crazy? I need to get some sleep...

Usually because they attract cunicula.  When you wake up check his post history, it will make you want to go back to bed.

Many of my posts make light of the fact that the average forum user is not very intelligent. Naturally, the idiots don't like me too much.

and i can safely assume you're the average forum user too?

i guess the idiots don't like another idiot.

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February 03, 2012, 08:07:34 PM
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Hey im back after four days.

Wft happened to this thread?

Coinhunter shit all over everyone's criticism while the price of SC2 plummeted

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February 03, 2012, 08:50:31 PM
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so i saw on their forums, solidcoin v3 is on the works.

lmao.

who win the bet?

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February 03, 2012, 09:19:43 PM
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No surprise there. He's eliminating miners by what he calls "thin clients". All transaction processing is being moved to the control nodes. With more fees, of course.

Buy & Hold
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February 03, 2012, 11:30:35 PM
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the idea of cross-mining pool is interesting though...but, at 50% the pay of btc PPS, and you have no clue where's the rest going to..

lemme guess, his pocket?

Actually the cross-mining pool was my idea, and I run it. I have a partner who has helped by supplying the servers, and making a frontend for it. RealSolid is not directly involced in the pool at all, here merely is advertizing it. We pay 50% of the current market rate to the miner in a pps method, and once a block is found, we cash it out for SC, subtract from it the pps balances we have already committed to, and pay the remainder out in a proportional method based on the shares submitted during the 24 hours prior to the block find.

We actually don't charge any fees currently, and are hoping to not charge any in the future.
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February 04, 2012, 02:41:08 AM
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Hey im back after four days.

Wft happened to this thread?

Coinhunter shit all over everyone's criticism while the price of SC2 plummeted
wait, does that mean I can take partial credit for the downfall of a scam-currency?

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February 04, 2012, 06:06:05 AM
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the idea of cross-mining pool is interesting though...but, at 50% the pay of btc PPS, and you have no clue where's the rest going to..

lemme guess, his pocket?

Actually the cross-mining pool was my idea, and I run it. I have a partner who has helped by supplying the servers, and making a frontend for it. RealSolid is not directly involced in the pool at all, here merely is advertizing it. We pay 50% of the current market rate to the miner in a pps method, and once a block is found, we cash it out for SC, subtract from it the pps balances we have already committed to, and pay the remainder out in a proportional method based on the shares submitted during the 24 hours prior to the block find.

We actually don't charge any fees currently, and are hoping to not charge any in the future.
50% is paid to the miners in PPS..the other 50% gets paid in a prop method one way or another?

it's like PPS and prop in the same pool?
wut.

that doesn't make any sense.

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February 04, 2012, 05:26:44 PM
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it's fucking trapezoid indeed.


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