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May 30, 2014, 10:08:35 AM
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Anyway as the motto goes: Never invest more than you afford to invest.



I think you'll find the saying goes: Never invest more than you can afford to LOSE !!

Just saying.
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May 30, 2014, 10:27:24 AM
Last edit: May 30, 2014, 07:48:44 PM by johnny_non
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Anyway as the motto goes: Never invest more than you afford to invest.



I think you'll find the saying goes: Never invest more than you can afford to LOSE !!

Just saying.
I whole heatedly agree with both of these statements and feel they are in the same vein of truth.
Please do not put all of your money into your investments.
I do not wish for dream to be a source of anxiety for anyone.
$20, $100 max at this point. when we have our multipool up we will see a steady rise in price.
When i can promise you proper development progress i will.
I will not pull hype to inflate the price like some will
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=624017.0 <--- example
I can refer you to others that have been promising and promoting development features for over a month.
I would prefer to have things ready for public beta before ever announcing them.
I do hope this makes sense as previously stated I do not wish for Dream to be a source of anxiety. That is not a dream that is a nightmare.

johnny

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May 30, 2014, 11:48:52 AM
Last edit: June 02, 2014, 08:25:14 AM by Mathgamain
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Hi to everyone,

These are basic dreams I have for this coin. I would like to emphasize that this is my private idea to support the growth of the coin and not linked to the others in development team (Johnny etc.)

1. A store of value against global fiat currencies
2. A Dreamcoin - Dreamshield exchange
3. Companies to accept Dreamcoins as payments

How will all this be done -

1. The value will be stable when the community is in it for the long term (as we Dreamers are)

2. I would like to launch a product called Dreamshield, it is a scarf, a textile printed cloth that has our coin logo and information in it. People can purchase these shields online, and once they return them threw post, I will send the DRMs back to the customer. For example: manA buys a dreamshield scarf with 1000DRMs. Wears it for a while, or keeps it at home. He can change the scarf back to fiat money, gold or DRMs by sending it back to me (my company). This company would do the actual printing work -> http://bagnanas.com

3. I have made a flyer where my company provides a service for online shop (custom made). I will offer this to finnish companies here in Helsinki (see attached file, finnish language)



What u think?

- Tomi

ps. I liked Johnnys idea about the videos, and I am willing to contribute there of course.

And to Merks post I would like to reply that in such a small coin that we are now the volatility can be huge. I like a lot about Johnnys idea to gather growth slowly. Better to grow 1% in a day than 200% in a night, since we all know what's the next phase of a pump.





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May 30, 2014, 01:31:56 PM
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Anyway as the motto goes: Never invest more than you afford to invest.



I think you'll find the saying goes: Never invest more than you can afford to LOSE !!

Just saying.

Haha...yes my bad.  That is actually what I meant. 
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May 30, 2014, 06:48:56 PM
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I would prefer to have things ready for public beta before ever announcing them.
I do hope this makes sense as previously stated I do not wish for Dream to be a source of anxiety. That is not a dream that is a nightmare.

johnny

I SHOULD REPORT THIS GUY TO ADMIN!
oh God, the best Dev in BTCtalk, really

others still focusing on how to pump their coin, dump their coin, then throw it away
its that easy to make a new Coin, a new plan, a new SCAM!

this one, focusing on how to make this coin become the best of the best
although... he's not SuperCoder or genius with a BigBrain like the rest of DEVS in this forum Cheesy

btw, keep up the good work sir, if by any chance i can help, just PM me sir
i'd love to sir  Grin
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May 31, 2014, 02:31:35 PM
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There must be a wallet for linux. I have raspberry pi for stake, but I can't compile it.
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May 31, 2014, 03:10:33 PM
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There must be a wallet for linux. I have raspberry pi for stake, but I can't compile it.

Do you mean that you have tried to compile from the source,
but it didn't work?

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May 31, 2014, 03:29:28 PM
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Yes. I will post console output later.
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May 31, 2014, 11:05:23 PM
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CRYptcoin  will implement XC anon feature : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=618377.340

Join the revolution - XC - Decentralized Trustless Multi-Node Private Transactions
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June 01, 2014, 12:11:11 AM
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CRYptcoin  will implement XC anon feature : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=618377.340


I was reading up on that as well. I will look at the code also. No promises at this point however. I am still skeptical of their method for anonymity.

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June 01, 2014, 12:07:24 PM
Last edit: June 01, 2014, 03:53:52 PM by johnny_non
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Hello Dreamers.

I wanted to address some concerns so people know I am not just dragging my feet, and that I am instead performing acts of due diligence before jumping into anything.
I already had concerns with the methodology laid out by both dark and XC.
After looking deeper into XC I'm feeling the need to be even more leery.
On the surface it would appear the lead developer is atcsecure, but after further investigation there is doubt that he is the coder of the coin.
This is the trust record of atcsecure https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=88818 meaning who he has given trust to.
If you notice his one given trust is for loljosh. A known serial coin coder. This leaves me with the question what would someone linked to homeland security have a coin developed promising anonymity be up to? These are simply my own personal questions, as i have others as well. These are not accusations. These are questions which make me want to further watch the unfolding events before committing to any implementation of these into our coin.
For those of you that do not know who loljosh is. He has been linked to Sync, Cinni, and WC also.

 I would truly like to wait to see what the zerocoin/cash team puts forward, as I agree with their work ethic of not rushing something to market simply to profit off of hype.
This is commendable and deserves the highest respect.

Please do further research yourself on what I have stated above.
I am not trying to create any FUD. I am skeptical and approaching this stage of development with caution.

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June 01, 2014, 04:37:04 PM
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I've also been paying close attention to that coin...and the issue with loljosh is not really an issue.  There is no way that loljosh has been creating the coin code.  The dev, Dan Metcalf, has stout credentials - https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=42275474&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=Mj7i&locale=en_US&srchid=1462531541401640209839&srchindex=5&srchtotal=56&trk=vsrp_people_res_name&trkInfo=VSRPsearchId%3A1462531541401640209839%2CVSRPtargetId%3A42275474%2CVSRPcmpt%3Aprimary - and after the Fedora coin debacle pushed through a test version of his Xnode wallet which has been documented here -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uTgnZAFuNU&feature=youtu.be

The X nodes are real and the new wallet goes live tonight...though I am unsure if the completed product is still slated for 3 weeks from now.

Zerocoin is not being developed by the original team and won't be unless someone picks up the helm.  Zerocash is likely 5-6 months away...


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June 01, 2014, 05:04:08 PM
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I've also been paying close attention to that coin...and the issue with loljosh is not really an issue.  There is no way that loljosh has been creating the coin code.  The dev, Dan Metcalf, has stout credentials - https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=42275474&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=Mj7i&locale=en_US&srchid=1462531541401640209839&srchindex=5&srchtotal=56&trk=vsrp_people_res_name&trkInfo=VSRPsearchId%3A1462531541401640209839%2CVSRPtargetId%3A42275474%2CVSRPcmpt%3Aprimary - and after the Fedora coin debacle pushed through a test version of his Xnode wallet which has been documented here -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uTgnZAFuNU&feature=youtu.be

The X nodes are real and the new wallet goes live tonight...though I am unsure if the completed product is still slated for 3 weeks from now.

Zerocoin is not being developed by the original team and won't be unless someone picks up the helm.  Zerocash is likely 5-6 months away...



https://twitter.com/ZerocoinProject  They have a Bitcoin dev working with them on Zerocash.
Also if you can explain what atcsecure paid loljosh for If it wasn't to make a coin that is another thing that doesn't add up Plus it is easy to trace transactions with XC

Let's find where is mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85


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1 f1928df7ff...:0 0.969379 moGRQxKg7QGUENPnDeErZjrHbSfuHNSoLu 72:3045...7e01 33:02dc...19b8
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0 4f836ad73f...:5 0.696382 mthXNUYbqWBJz91zi1hUiDW4c3CgXDvtVK DUP HASH160 20:9099...3dd6 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 7f4b06ae9c...:0 1.171772 mzvu2b5Ya4GtFum9vCyvu4MAvLEgnJSsCW DUP HASH160 20:d4f1...e3ae EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

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1 e19b31b205...:2 0.388255 mhxd9sDeotkkgoshn31tiCxW7Nhvosuv2j DUP HASH160 20:1acb...5935 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

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1 c934aa1833...:3 0.00999 msEi9uUingF5iAfxaUvkxmyfELRHx5L82X DUP HASH160 20:808f...914d EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

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0 961378a645...:0 1.49998 mk3brjBq66oZwTZZgeDEdCrbt3FAo5zV6Z 73:3046...1a01 33:029d...c9b0
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0 642a962fb0...:0 0.20291 mmadRVHyzV46B7cEozTfoJpcMKfco2FvWN DUP HASH160 20:4282...08cf EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 44f214d70a...:0 1.29706 n1aQSA72b8CyaiEiUd1tpqUvrshDxhE3nZ DUP HASH160 20:dc09...caf6 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG


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0 d14cda6ac8...:0 1.49998 mk3brjBq66oZwTZZgeDEdCrbt3FAo5zV6Z DUP HASH160 20:31ac...b801 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 Not yet redeemed 3.5 n1kWmCrMx2kbEVS7opoqw7wydAdFQJvnqb DUP HASH160 20:ddf3...ab59 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

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1 961378a645...:0 4.99999 mie1xHHGxrQnainUPNn5Wtb1662kJy5jMb DUP HASH160 20:223e...f6b7 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG



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0 d3268c04e7...:0 199.321159 miDpdLppTFoDxgmQzkz7DGQyYYrJ3D3SiZ 73:3046...a001 33:02d9...1cd3
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0 2d7609d913...:0 187.829376 mgNVZ6Cmpd8S5RGSN34AP7iXWtPs1ofug2 DUP HASH160 20:095e...0e55 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 fc89f1b6e1...:0 11.491773 moRnEx9drbUXfzmpWUTj2woMkv1mSTbAYD DUP HASH160 20:56c6...f2b6 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG


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0 ad278c501a...:0 199.322308 mg7bbY6B1FRxqSk37fTGG2RLMgqCrE4opP 71:3044...4201 33:0367...d234
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0 9bc6060ab1...:0 199.321159 miDpdLppTFoDxgmQzkz7DGQyYYrJ3D3SiZ DUP HASH160 20:1daa...90d1 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 17147e5865...:1 0.001139 mv2P458XzcCC6tnFPhKXJRWUTS9DtyWmPg DUP HASH160 20:9f22...d787 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG


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0 f892704a7b...:0 199.685859 mo6Metdg4mYAGJQWqWeo1YnwgNV2ekMUeh 72:3045...d301 33:0361...92cd
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0 d3268c04e7...:0 199.322308 mg7bbY6B1FRxqSk37fTGG2RLMgqCrE4opP DUP HASH160 20:068d...3d6c EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 f2536b5d81...:2 0.363541 mv2P458XzcCC6tnFPhKXJRWUTS9DtyWmPg DUP HASH160 20:9f22...d787 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

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0 099acfd0e9...:1 200 mkDZQWd7aDMWWxwBDwSQ7eLqp1HQmXz4FL 72:3045...d801 33:0373...2595
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0 ad278c501a...:0 199.685859 mo6Metdg4mYAGJQWqWeo1YnwgNV2ekMUeh DUP HASH160 20:531a...6167 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 f2536b5d81...:1 0.314131 mv2P458XzcCC6tnFPhKXJRWUTS9DtyWmPg DUP HASH160 20:9f22...d787 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG


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Number of inputs: 1 (Jump to inputs)
Total in: 1000
Number of outputs: 2 (Jump to outputs)
Total out: 999.99999
Size: 231 bytes
Fee: 0.00001

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0 365966042d...:1 1000 mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85 73:3046...b301 33:026f...10a2
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0 d9b24d42f4...:0 799.99999 mho7xLLwk8B6hGTMbpkXvHNQ3HerZD7B3U DUP HASH160 20:18fe...4b7a EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 f892704a7b...:0 200 mkDZQWd7aDMWWxwBDwSQ7eLqp1HQmXz4FL DUP HASH160 20:338e...30ac EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG

Oh mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85 popup.

mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85 has nothing.
mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85 can send nothing.


Why search mmGYnBPXoypuc7GGpSd5QSW29SgLB1Xa85 in video ??



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June 01, 2014, 05:26:07 PM
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Outside of that last post. The masternode metod and Xnode methods are flawed by design.

Besides asking for a fee to run a node the concepts they use for mixing just is not anonymous and easily traceable. They do not truly create an anoymous transaction and are open to exploitation.

We have already seen this with Dark and the masternodes. I feel it's just a matter of time with Xnodes. Plus Xnodes require a 1000 coin bank in a node that cannot be staked which by design is not far off of what pinkcoin's mixer proposes . Then you have mastiff that is declaring coin recycling. None of which are reliable methods of achieving anonymity.
Mixers are old hat and bring up a whole array of other issues. From what i understand Silkroad laundered coins through mixers and transactions were still able to be traced...

I'm not saying that there is no answer i just don't believe the ones that are on the table are viable options or real answers.
Even ring signatures has an issue with bloat that will ultimately lead to an unusable coin. Zerocash is really the only option presented that doesn't place these types of concerns out there and fortunately their team isn't trying to play into the hype and rush a half baked idea out.


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June 01, 2014, 06:00:19 PM
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https://twitter.com/ZerocoinProject  They have a Bitcoin dev working with them on Zerocash.

I didn't say that Zerocash wasn't stout...I think it'll be big.  It's just going to take awhile for it to be ready.

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Also if you can explain what atcsecure paid loljosh for If it wasn't to make a coin that is another thing that doesn't add up Plus it is easy to trace transactions with XC

I don't know what that transaction consisted of.  No one knows but the two involved.  That said...Dan stated that loljosh is not part of the dev team and had nothing to do with the Xcode.  Dan stated that the test release was still buggy and that there is more work to be done.  Whether it will be truly anonymous is questionable.  My only point was that Xcoin is probably not a scam coin.  I never implied that it was ready or would be ready for DRM...

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June 01, 2014, 06:17:54 PM
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https://twitter.com/ZerocoinProject  They have a Bitcoin dev working with them on Zerocash.

I didn't say that Zerocash wasn't stout...I think it'll be big.  It's just going to take awhile for it to be ready.

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Also if you can explain what atcsecure paid loljosh for If it wasn't to make a coin that is another thing that doesn't add up Plus it is easy to trace transactions with XC

I don't know what that transaction consisted of.  No one knows but the two involved.  That said...Dan stated that loljosh is not part of the dev team and had nothing to do with the Xcode.  Dan stated that the test release was still buggy and that there is more work to be done.  Whether it will be truly anonymous is questionable.  My only point was that Xcoin is probably not a scam coin.  I never implied that it was ready or would be ready for DRM...

No worries.
Things just aren't adding up for me on that front. Besides that I don't think that any node based system is a good idea. Whether it be Dark or XC either way I see them both open to exploitation and both depend on high volume traffic to be remotely effective on top of opening anybody on the network to federal investigation if by chance a transaction used for illegal purposes passed through their wallet. Just all around to messy for my liking...

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June 01, 2014, 06:23:11 PM
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No worries.
Things just aren't adding up for me on that front. Besides that I don't think that any node based system is a good idea. Whether it be Dark or XC either way I see them both open to exploitation and both depend on high volume traffic to be remotely effective on top of opening anybody on the network to federal investigation if by chance a transaction used for illegal purposes passed through their wallet. Just all around to messy for my liking...

Then you are going to love Cloakcoin's approach.  They launch in a little over an hour and are saying that they will utilize exchanges to anonymize their coin.  Not too much information on it yet though...the ANN was posted yesterday. 

Personally...I am not a huge proponent of anonymity.  I think that the next big things will be Maidsafe, Ethereum et cetera.  DAC's seem fun too...

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June 01, 2014, 06:37:30 PM
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No worries.
Things just aren't adding up for me on that front. Besides that I don't think that any node based system is a good idea. Whether it be Dark or XC either way I see them both open to exploitation and both depend on high volume traffic to be remotely effective on top of opening anybody on the network to federal investigation if by chance a transaction used for illegal purposes passed through their wallet. Just all around to messy for my liking...

Then you are going to love Cloakcoin's approach.  They launch in a little over an hour and are saying that they will utilize exchanges to anonymize their coin.  Not too much information on it yet though...the ANN was posted yesterday. 

Personally...I am not a huge proponent of anonymity.  I think that the next big things will be Maidsafe, Ethereum et cetera.  DAC's seem fun too...
That's the same thing mastiff is proposing with coin recycling That's an even worse idea than most That's to say they guarantee an exchange...
Too shady

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June 01, 2014, 07:49:01 PM
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Just over a day ago I voted up dreamcoin from 105 to 107. On mintpal. Well done to the one or two people or took it to 109. Hey... I don't yet own any DRMs and am voting it up. How about you! I like the feel of this community guys, keep up the positivity.

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June 01, 2014, 07:55:02 PM
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The 105 to 109 was the number of votes by the way. It's position is 280 on the list, above catedoge and below cashcoin. Have just put it in position 280 with 110 votes.

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