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June 25, 2014, 03:11:58 PM
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did you check to see if ccryptcoin is actually gldcoin ?

gldcoin was the original creator of Goldcoin

What is this Goldcoin? What acts of Goldcoin devs might be relevant to CryptCoin?


nothing, zero. nada.. maybe some idiot just see both userid has all lowercase and though they are the same. dumbasses

Goldcoin devs/team members are also anonymous?
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June 25, 2014, 03:15:17 PM
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I can't wait for the weekend to come.. beautiful weather.. thinking of going to Hampton Beach..  Smiley

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June 25, 2014, 03:18:03 PM
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I think Devil was trying to apply it to your present project, not realizing that it was an irc chat from back in May. Maybe he didn't look at the date.   Smiley

what made you think that? it says "whitecoin" in the chatlog. It was uploaded on May 4th...  here =http://pastebin.com/TKnxyQSS (btw: wasn't uploaded by me Smiley )

My point was very clearly written at the end of the post
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Guys, If you don't want this repeated to anyone else, maybe don't make it into a public pastebin?


I don't see how an irc chat from May about another coin has anything to do with Cryptcoin. That's what I'm saying devil. Now you're just grasping at straws.

do you not see how it applies to this coin? its the same team! Now working on another coin, claiming to be making a secure coin, and they have shown that their team is not secure internally (rogue members and sabotage), and also their private chats are not secure (just search pastebin yourself for "cryptcoin" eg = http://pastebin.com/KF5kEZsh ) . so I think it is very slightly relevant to other coins they work on. its a matter of opinion I suppose.  

Fe Fi Fo FUD, I'm here to twist words into something I want people to believe in ... but its there in black and white! ... I believe everything I see in a newspaper ... wrong coin post said Dorothy ... lets follow the yellow brick road and see where this leads ... it leads to competent devs "hooray!" ... and the Crypt coin lived happily ever after

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June 25, 2014, 03:20:31 PM
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June 25, 2014, 03:21:42 PM
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So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No and lol, time and effort put into FUD, not bad, pity all of those people live in different countries
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June 25, 2014, 03:24:49 PM
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So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No and lol, time and effort put into FUD, not bad, pity all of those people live in different countries

How do you know that the answer is negative? Seems that both coins have anonymous developers and so nobody can confirm or deny that they are the same people or not.

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June 25, 2014, 03:28:39 PM
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22.<cryptowest> AFAIK weve been talking with MP and they resolved it

23.<tf2honeybadger> This has been happening for a long time

24.<tf2honeybadger> Cryptsy also had this issue a while back

25.<cryptowest> wish someone told me that, i just started pos and ended pow

26.<cryptowest> lel

27.<tf2honeybadger> Please do not repeat this to anyone else, by the way.

28.<cryptowest> ok

29.<cryptowest> thx

30.<tf2honeybadger> If they ask what I needed, say we had a question about the new wallet and PoS

31.<cryptowest> yeah i really had no idea about that

32.<cryptowest> nobody ever mentioned it

33.<cryptowest> even mp jason and mullick the coin guy from cryptsy

34.<tf2honeybadger> Well, yeah.

35.<cryptowest> they asked for proof of checkpoint server

36.<tf2honeybadger> Exchange staff don't want to talk about it because it involves coins being inaccessible, so it makes people scared.

37.<tf2honeybadger> I know

38.<cryptowest> well they wouldve told me

39.<tf2honeybadger> I talked to them every day now

40.<tf2honeybadger> and bitjohn too

41.<cryptowest> weird

42.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

43.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error       

44.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12       

45.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()       

46.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

47.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error       

48.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12       

49.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()       

50.<tf2honeybadger> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'

51.<tf2honeybadger>   what():  CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12

52.<tf2honeybadger> That was with -repairwallet

53.<cryptowest> it seems like a common problem when i google it

54.<cryptowest> even in bitcoin

55.<cryptowest> people saying to re-import private keys or -salvagewallet after backup

56.<tf2honeybadger> Not really an option

57.<tf2honeybadger> We use accounts extensively

58.<cryptowest> alright well

59.<cryptowest> can you just try moving the wallet.dat out, resyncing everything brand new, and then putting the wallet.dat back in

60.<tf2honeybadger> It works.

61.<tf2honeybadger> Well

62.<tf2honeybadger> no

63.<tf2honeybadger> I'll try that again

64.<tf2honeybadger> yo

65.<tf2honeybadger> bittrex-richie is reporting the same issue as us

66.<cryptowest> ugh

67.<cryptowest> did you get it resolved?

68.<cryptowest> Sad

69.<tf2honeybadger> No

70.<tf2honeybadger> It's pretty bad.

71.<cryptowest> ha

72.<cryptowest> well those fucking derps in charge shouldve told me the wallet had other issues

73.<cryptowest> i had no idea i dont even know where to start with it other than the suggestions on google and such

74.<tf2honeybadger> The client mindfox and I worked on solved this issue I think

75.<tf2honeybadger> He said it would work

76.<tf2honeybadger> but I can't get in contact with him right now

77.<cryptowest> he never mentioned that issue

78.<cryptowest> he wanted to add coin control and all this stuff

79.<cryptowest> is all he told me

80.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah, like I said, we don't like talking about it because it means exchanges can't access coins.

81.<cryptowest> hes been working on it still

82.<cryptowest> well if you guys knew about it and didnt tell me then its pretty much sabotage so im not sure what to say

83.<cryptowest> ill try and contact mindfox asap hes still working on it

84.<tf2honeybadger> lolwut?

85.<tf2honeybadger> Mindfox and I were working on it

86.<tf2honeybadger> and we both knew

87.<tf2honeybadger> Then I left because of the foundation hiding shit

88.<tf2honeybadger> Not my fault you didn't know dude

89.<cryptowest> well you left

90.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah

91.<cryptowest> if mindfox knew he forgot

92.<tf2honeybadger> And?

93.<cryptowest> hes trying to do other things, add features

94.<cryptowest> dunno if he even knew it was an issue

95.<tf2honeybadger> So why is it our fault?

96.<cryptowest> i dont care whos fault it is, i dont bicker

97.<cryptowest> i will ask mindfox asap if he did know about it and knows a resolution

Guys, If you don't want this repeated to anyone else, maybe don't make it into a public pastebin?



PROOF cryptowest IS NOT Mindfox.

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June 25, 2014, 03:29:57 PM
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So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No and lol, time and effort put into FUD, not bad, pity all of those people live in different countries

How do you know that the answer is negative? Seems that both coins have anonymous developers and so nobody can confirm or deny that they are the same people or not.

Because if I hadn't done my research and checked, I wouldn't have said anything. Now I know.
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Security:
Two different geo-locations Hot wallets (primary and instant back-up).
Offline secured cold Wallet.
Automated back-ups and warning system for operators.
Ddos protecion.


Why the pool operators have to advertise things like "backups", "warning systems", "secure cold wallet" or "ddos protection"? I was thinking that these features should be taken for granted in any serious system and don't have to be "advertised".

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Security:
Two different geo-locations Hot wallets (primary and instant back-up).
Offline secured cold Wallet.
Automated back-ups and warning system for operators.
Ddos protecion.


Why the pool operators have to advertise things like "backups", "warning systems", "secure cold wallet" or "ddos protection"? I was thinking that these features should be taken for granted in any serious system and don't have to be "advertised".



Your reasoning denotes your total inexperience and objective.

We've run businesses for nearly 30 years and all our advertisements and business cards say:
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Security:
Two different geo-locations Hot wallets (primary and instant back-up).
Offline secured cold Wallet.
Automated back-ups and warning system for operators.
Ddos protecion.


Why the pool operators have to advertise things like "backups", "warning systems", "secure cold wallet" or "ddos protection"? I was thinking that these features should be taken for granted in any serious system and don't have to be "advertised".



Your reasoning denotes your total inexperience and objective.

We've run businesses for nearly 30 years and all our advertisements and business cards say:
"FULLY INSURED"

You use phrase "fully insured". You don't say "we are making regular backups" or "we're trying to make our website resistant against ddos attacks with ddos protection".

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June 25, 2014, 03:58:24 PM
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cryptowest chatting with tf2honeybadger proves nothing about anything.


So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No.
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No
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How do you know that the answer is negative? Seems that both coins have anonymous developers and so nobody can confirm or deny that they are the same people or not.

Because i'm gldcoin....  Roll Eyes

You are ... fun and pathetic  Cheesy
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22.<cryptowest> AFAIK weve been talking with MP and they resolved it

23.<tf2honeybadger> This has been happening for a long time

24.<tf2honeybadger> Cryptsy also had this issue a while back

25.<cryptowest> wish someone told me that, i just started pos and ended pow

26.<cryptowest> lel

27.<tf2honeybadger> Please do not repeat this to anyone else, by the way.

28.<cryptowest> ok

29.<cryptowest> thx

30.<tf2honeybadger> If they ask what I needed, say we had a question about the new wallet and PoS

31.<cryptowest> yeah i really had no idea about that

32.<cryptowest> nobody ever mentioned it

33.<cryptowest> even mp jason and mullick the coin guy from cryptsy

34.<tf2honeybadger> Well, yeah.

35.<cryptowest> they asked for proof of checkpoint server

36.<tf2honeybadger> Exchange staff don't want to talk about it because it involves coins being inaccessible, so it makes people scared.

37.<tf2honeybadger> I know

38.<cryptowest> well they wouldve told me

39.<tf2honeybadger> I talked to them every day now

40.<tf2honeybadger> and bitjohn too

41.<cryptowest> weird

42.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

43.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error      

44.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12      

45.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()      

46.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

47.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error      

48.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12      

49.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()      

50.<tf2honeybadger> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'

51.<tf2honeybadger>   what():  CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12

52.<tf2honeybadger> That was with -repairwallet

53.<cryptowest> it seems like a common problem when i google it

54.<cryptowest> even in bitcoin

55.<cryptowest> people saying to re-import private keys or -salvagewallet after backup

56.<tf2honeybadger> Not really an option

57.<tf2honeybadger> We use accounts extensively

58.<cryptowest> alright well

59.<cryptowest> can you just try moving the wallet.dat out, resyncing everything brand new, and then putting the wallet.dat back in

60.<tf2honeybadger> It works.

61.<tf2honeybadger> Well

62.<tf2honeybadger> no

63.<tf2honeybadger> I'll try that again

64.<tf2honeybadger> yo

65.<tf2honeybadger> bittrex-richie is reporting the same issue as us

66.<cryptowest> ugh

67.<cryptowest> did you get it resolved?

68.<cryptowest> Sad

69.<tf2honeybadger> No

70.<tf2honeybadger> It's pretty bad.

71.<cryptowest> ha

72.<cryptowest> well those fucking derps in charge shouldve told me the wallet had other issues

73.<cryptowest> i had no idea i dont even know where to start with it other than the suggestions on google and such

74.<tf2honeybadger> The client mindfox and I worked on solved this issue I think

75.<tf2honeybadger> He said it would work

76.<tf2honeybadger> but I can't get in contact with him right now

77.<cryptowest> he never mentioned that issue

78.<cryptowest> he wanted to add coin control and all this stuff

79.<cryptowest> is all he told me

80.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah, like I said, we don't like talking about it because it means exchanges can't access coins.

81.<cryptowest> hes been working on it still

82.<cryptowest> well if you guys knew about it and didnt tell me then its pretty much sabotage so im not sure what to say

83.<cryptowest> ill try and contact mindfox asap hes still working on it

84.<tf2honeybadger> lolwut?

85.<tf2honeybadger> Mindfox and I were working on it

86.<tf2honeybadger> and we both knew

87.<tf2honeybadger> Then I left because of the foundation hiding shit

88.<tf2honeybadger> Not my fault you didn't know dude

89.<cryptowest> well you left

90.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah

91.<cryptowest> if mindfox knew he forgot

92.<tf2honeybadger> And?

93.<cryptowest> hes trying to do other things, add features

94.<cryptowest> dunno if he even knew it was an issue

95.<tf2honeybadger> So why is it our fault?

96.<cryptowest> i dont care whos fault it is, i dont bicker

97.<cryptowest> i will ask mindfox asap if he did know about it and knows a resolution

Guys, If you don't want this repeated to anyone else, maybe don't make it into a public pastebin?



PROOF cryptowest IS NOT Mindfox.




cryptowest chatting with tf2honeybadger proves nothing about anything.


So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

Maybe try at least reading what's posted.
BUT it's clearly evident you ARE NOT Interested in FACTS.
Respond anyway you wish...
You are now on our "ignore list"...

96.<cryptowest> i dont care whos fault it is, i dont bicker

97.<cryptowest> i will ask mindfox asap if he did know about it and knows a resolution

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cryptowest chatting with tf2honeybadger proves nothing about anything.


So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No.


Quote from: WheresMyWallet on Today at 03:21:42 PM
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So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

No and lol, time and effort put into FUD, not bad, pity all of those people live in different countries


How do you know that the answer is negative? Seems that both coins have anonymous developers and so nobody can confirm or deny that they are the same people or not.

I repeat my previous answer to the same question

Because if I hadn't done my research and checked, I wouldn't have said anything. Now I know
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22.<cryptowest> AFAIK weve been talking with MP and they resolved it

23.<tf2honeybadger> This has been happening for a long time

24.<tf2honeybadger> Cryptsy also had this issue a while back

25.<cryptowest> wish someone told me that, i just started pos and ended pow

26.<cryptowest> lel

27.<tf2honeybadger> Please do not repeat this to anyone else, by the way.

28.<cryptowest> ok

29.<cryptowest> thx

30.<tf2honeybadger> If they ask what I needed, say we had a question about the new wallet and PoS

31.<cryptowest> yeah i really had no idea about that

32.<cryptowest> nobody ever mentioned it

33.<cryptowest> even mp jason and mullick the coin guy from cryptsy

34.<tf2honeybadger> Well, yeah.

35.<cryptowest> they asked for proof of checkpoint server

36.<tf2honeybadger> Exchange staff don't want to talk about it because it involves coins being inaccessible, so it makes people scared.

37.<tf2honeybadger> I know

38.<cryptowest> well they wouldve told me

39.<tf2honeybadger> I talked to them every day now

40.<tf2honeybadger> and bitjohn too

41.<cryptowest> weird

42.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

43.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error       

44.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12       

45.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()       

46.<tf2honeybadger> ************************

47.<tf2honeybadger> EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error       

48.<tf2honeybadger> CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12       

49.<tf2honeybadger> Whitecoin in AppInit()       

50.<tf2honeybadger> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'

51.<tf2honeybadger>   what():  CDB() : can't open database file wallet.dat, error 12

52.<tf2honeybadger> That was with -repairwallet

53.<cryptowest> it seems like a common problem when i google it

54.<cryptowest> even in bitcoin

55.<cryptowest> people saying to re-import private keys or -salvagewallet after backup

56.<tf2honeybadger> Not really an option

57.<tf2honeybadger> We use accounts extensively

58.<cryptowest> alright well

59.<cryptowest> can you just try moving the wallet.dat out, resyncing everything brand new, and then putting the wallet.dat back in

60.<tf2honeybadger> It works.

61.<tf2honeybadger> Well

62.<tf2honeybadger> no

63.<tf2honeybadger> I'll try that again

64.<tf2honeybadger> yo

65.<tf2honeybadger> bittrex-richie is reporting the same issue as us

66.<cryptowest> ugh

67.<cryptowest> did you get it resolved?

68.<cryptowest> Sad

69.<tf2honeybadger> No

70.<tf2honeybadger> It's pretty bad.

71.<cryptowest> ha

72.<cryptowest> well those fucking derps in charge shouldve told me the wallet had other issues

73.<cryptowest> i had no idea i dont even know where to start with it other than the suggestions on google and such

74.<tf2honeybadger> The client mindfox and I worked on solved this issue I think

75.<tf2honeybadger> He said it would work

76.<tf2honeybadger> but I can't get in contact with him right now

77.<cryptowest> he never mentioned that issue

78.<cryptowest> he wanted to add coin control and all this stuff

79.<cryptowest> is all he told me

80.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah, like I said, we don't like talking about it because it means exchanges can't access coins.

81.<cryptowest> hes been working on it still

82.<cryptowest> well if you guys knew about it and didnt tell me then its pretty much sabotage so im not sure what to say

83.<cryptowest> ill try and contact mindfox asap hes still working on it

84.<tf2honeybadger> lolwut?

85.<tf2honeybadger> Mindfox and I were working on it

86.<tf2honeybadger> and we both knew

87.<tf2honeybadger> Then I left because of the foundation hiding shit

88.<tf2honeybadger> Not my fault you didn't know dude

89.<cryptowest> well you left

90.<tf2honeybadger> Yeah

91.<cryptowest> if mindfox knew he forgot

92.<tf2honeybadger> And?

93.<cryptowest> hes trying to do other things, add features

94.<cryptowest> dunno if he even knew it was an issue

95.<tf2honeybadger> So why is it our fault?

96.<cryptowest> i dont care whos fault it is, i dont bicker

97.<cryptowest> i will ask mindfox asap if he did know about it and knows a resolution

Guys, If you don't want this repeated to anyone else, maybe don't make it into a public pastebin?

why are you posting stuff from WC in here?  this has nothing to do with crypt.

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June 25, 2014, 04:09:35 PM
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How can you trust devs if they supposedly live in different countries and only met on the internet?

Because we are not racist and fascist like you, or maybe you don't know why internet was created... you need to think about it.
Also you seem to have no skill in programming and development (then security), that's sure.
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So, is ccryptcoin really gldcoin?

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June 25, 2014, 04:13:37 PM
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How can you trust devs if they supposedly live in different countries and only met on the internet?


Would you allow those people access to the git?

No, its safer if only one dev has access to the git, isn't it....

that is another reason why ccryptcoin is likely just one dev, who has other alt names he created in order to obfuscate himself, and perhaps to dump his premine, and then blame it on one of his alt names (attitious)



Most coins work like this, and if you think they don't, you are fooling yourself.

Oh and premine? COME ON! Have you even read the thread? There was no premine.

I'd be more inclined to question whether you are another of Attious.
Can you prove otherwise, beyond a shadow of a doubt to everyone?

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