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June 21, 2014, 11:03:14 AM |
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For those who'd prefer to link to it here: 20 June 2014 For immediate releaseXC developers to showcase market-leading tech at Bitcoin in the Beltway XCurrency core developers Dan Metcalf and Jasinlee will attend Bitcoin in the Beltway in Washington this weekend in order to showcase XC’s ground-breaking platform for private transactions, communication, and services.
XCurrency, the flexibly architected currency whose rapid pace of development has been met with a meteoric rise in popularity, is to have a booth at Bitcoin in the Beltway this weekend, giving attendees the first opportunity to meet XC’s core developers and to discuss its market-leading technology. XC differentiates itself from other altcoin projects with its boldly pragmatic, real-world approach. It will run (and stake) on mobile phones, therefore it must be bloat-free and eminently scalable. It must be POS-integrated. It must be bulletproof. And it must be flexible. Over the past few weeks XC has rocketed toward these objectives by laying the technical foundations for a versatile platform in the form of a live, working wallet that demonstrates its privacy technology to the world. And this technology is ground-breaking. The quest for “anonymity” has taken centre stage of late in the altcoin community, and at present several technologies aim to achieve it. However anonymity is a formidable technical challenge, and to date proposed solutions have either caused unworkable blockchain bloat, unwieldy transaction times, or have encountered unexpected forking problems. Here is a summary overview of XC’s solution to these problems: XC is a network of nodes that (a) use end-to-end encryption to support transaction broadcasting, secure messaging, and true P2P anonymous transactions.* (b) Upon this is built an optional mixer that testing has shown** to eliminate any record in the blockchain of a link between sender and receiver. (c) This mixer is a revolutionary “multi-path” implementation that employs multi-sig to route fragments of transactions down separate paths through the network, compounding anonymity while adding redundancy and security. No bloatSeveral projects’ anonymising strategies currently have an unworkable blockchain bloat problem. Technologies like ring signatures and zero-knowledge proofs currently lack a way of avoiding this. XCurrency uses standard transactions, but multi-path then achieves an extremely high level of privacy with a high degree of prunability, avoiding bloat. No (semi-) centralisationBecause every XC wallet can function as a node, XC avoids what Bitcoin core developer Gregory Maxwell has recently called a security “chokepoint”*** in the use of semi-centralised nodes to forward transactions. This strategy is compounded by the need to hold a very large amount of coins in order for a node to function – a problem which is resolved by the small, random transaction sizes of multi-path architecture. No prisoners’ dilemmaBuilding privacy upon Bitcoin-based technologies by forwarding transactions is problematic because malicious actors can steal transactions instead of forwarding them. Furthermore they can snoop on the broadcasting system and publish the identities of senders and receivers. XC resolves these issues through multi-sig and through end-to-end message encryption. Not limited to only paymentsBitcoin’s elegance may be its greatest strength, but it introduces significant challenges in implementing additional blockchain-based functions, like secure messaging and decentralised cloud storage. XC’s “platform” approach incorporates this objective from the outset. As such, XC represents a comprehensively architected Blockchain 2.0 implementation. Development plan and testingThough XC’s technology is real and free to download, several aspects of it are undergoing early testing. As such it should be treated as a beta release, and proportionate care taken with one’s funds when using it. In the coming months the cryptographic community will be invited to test it to its limits, and there will be a sizable bounty offered to anyone who can provably break XC's anonymity. XCurrency is a four-week-old cryptographic platform for flexible digital transactions that has undergone a meteoric rise in popularity. Due to its newness there is currently a lack of technical documentation of its design, although in the coming weeks XC will publish its development plan and provide dates upon which this can be expected to be delivered. Given this, this article is not intended to be a technical explanation or formal defense of the viability of XC’s technology, and as such makes no claim of providing “proof” of this. Note also that XC is committed to the open source model. Open source code is vital for the health and advancement of cryptographic technologies, and so XC will make code available on a delayed timeline. This way, the community will derive the benefit of XC’s ground-breaking technologies, while the delay means that the incentive for developers to flood the marketplace with clones that lack a long term future and reduce the trustworthiness of the altcoin phenomenon is reduced.
* - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7366633#msg7366633** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7310485#msg7310485*** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=641178.msg7160370#msg7160370Synch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Wow. I know its pennies compared to this offer, but IF this suggestion is for real, I am donating 10 XC for this cause ... I know its nothing for some people here, but they are painfully hard-earned crypto money for me. You sir are a true hero !
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June 21, 2014, 11:04:18 AM |
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For those who'd prefer to link to it here: 20 June 2014 For immediate releaseXC developers to showcase market-leading tech at Bitcoin in the Beltway XCurrency core developers Dan Metcalf and Jasinlee will attend Bitcoin in the Beltway in Washington this weekend in order to showcase XC’s ground-breaking platform for private transactions, communication, and services.
XCurrency, the flexibly architected currency whose rapid pace of development has been met with a meteoric rise in popularity, is to have a booth at Bitcoin in the Beltway this weekend, giving attendees the first opportunity to meet XC’s core developers and to discuss its market-leading technology. XC differentiates itself from other altcoin projects with its boldly pragmatic, real-world approach. It will run (and stake) on mobile phones, therefore it must be bloat-free and eminently scalable. It must be POS-integrated. It must be bulletproof. And it must be flexible. Over the past few weeks XC has rocketed toward these objectives by laying the technical foundations for a versatile platform in the form of a live, working wallet that demonstrates its privacy technology to the world. And this technology is ground-breaking. The quest for “anonymity” has taken centre stage of late in the altcoin community, and at present several technologies aim to achieve it. However anonymity is a formidable technical challenge, and to date proposed solutions have either caused unworkable blockchain bloat, unwieldy transaction times, or have encountered unexpected forking problems. Here is a summary overview of XC’s solution to these problems: XC is a network of nodes that (a) use end-to-end encryption to support transaction broadcasting, secure messaging, and true P2P anonymous transactions.* (b) Upon this is built an optional mixer that testing has shown** to eliminate any record in the blockchain of a link between sender and receiver. (c) This mixer is a revolutionary “multi-path” implementation that employs multi-sig to route fragments of transactions down separate paths through the network, compounding anonymity while adding redundancy and security. No bloatSeveral projects’ anonymising strategies currently have an unworkable blockchain bloat problem. Technologies like ring signatures and zero-knowledge proofs currently lack a way of avoiding this. XCurrency uses standard transactions, but multi-path then achieves an extremely high level of privacy with a high degree of prunability, avoiding bloat. No (semi-) centralisationBecause every XC wallet can function as a node, XC avoids what Bitcoin core developer Gregory Maxwell has recently called a security “chokepoint”*** in the use of semi-centralised nodes to forward transactions. This strategy is compounded by the need to hold a very large amount of coins in order for a node to function – a problem which is resolved by the small, random transaction sizes of multi-path architecture. No prisoners’ dilemmaBuilding privacy upon Bitcoin-based technologies by forwarding transactions is problematic because malicious actors can steal transactions instead of forwarding them. Furthermore they can snoop on the broadcasting system and publish the identities of senders and receivers. XC resolves these issues through multi-sig and through end-to-end message encryption. Not limited to only paymentsBitcoin’s elegance may be its greatest strength, but it introduces significant challenges in implementing additional blockchain-based functions, like secure messaging and decentralised cloud storage. XC’s “platform” approach incorporates this objective from the outset. As such, XC represents a comprehensively architected Blockchain 2.0 implementation. Development plan and testingThough XC’s technology is real and free to download, several aspects of it are undergoing early testing. As such it should be treated as a beta release, and proportionate care taken with one’s funds when using it. In the coming months the cryptographic community will be invited to test it to its limits, and there will be a sizable bounty offered to anyone who can provably break XC's anonymity. XCurrency is a four-week-old cryptographic platform for flexible digital transactions that has undergone a meteoric rise in popularity. Due to its newness there is currently a lack of technical documentation of its design, although in the coming weeks XC will publish its development plan and provide dates upon which this can be expected to be delivered. Given this, this article is not intended to be a technical explanation or formal defense of the viability of XC’s technology, and as such makes no claim of providing “proof” of this. Note also that XC is committed to the open source model. Open source code is vital for the health and advancement of cryptographic technologies, and so XC will make code available on a delayed timeline. This way, the community will derive the benefit of XC’s ground-breaking technologies, while the delay means that the incentive for developers to flood the marketplace with clones that lack a long term future and reduce the trustworthiness of the altcoin phenomenon is reduced.
* - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7366633#msg7366633** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7310485#msg7310485*** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=641178.msg7160370#msg7160370Synch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Great! Thanks Mr_Random, this is a fantastic offer. Shall we correspond over email? press@xc-official.com is it.
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June 21, 2014, 11:25:48 AM |
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For those who'd prefer to link to it here: 20 June 2014 For immediate releaseXC developers to showcase market-leading tech at Bitcoin in the Beltway XCurrency core developers Dan Metcalf and Jasinlee will attend Bitcoin in the Beltway in Washington this weekend in order to showcase XC’s ground-breaking platform for private transactions, communication, and services.
XCurrency, the flexibly architected currency whose rapid pace of development has been met with a meteoric rise in popularity, is to have a booth at Bitcoin in the Beltway this weekend, giving attendees the first opportunity to meet XC’s core developers and to discuss its market-leading technology. XC differentiates itself from other altcoin projects with its boldly pragmatic, real-world approach. It will run (and stake) on mobile phones, therefore it must be bloat-free and eminently scalable. It must be POS-integrated. It must be bulletproof. And it must be flexible. Over the past few weeks XC has rocketed toward these objectives by laying the technical foundations for a versatile platform in the form of a live, working wallet that demonstrates its privacy technology to the world. And this technology is ground-breaking. The quest for “anonymity” has taken centre stage of late in the altcoin community, and at present several technologies aim to achieve it. However anonymity is a formidable technical challenge, and to date proposed solutions have either caused unworkable blockchain bloat, unwieldy transaction times, or have encountered unexpected forking problems. Here is a summary overview of XC’s solution to these problems: XC is a network of nodes that (a) use end-to-end encryption to support transaction broadcasting, secure messaging, and true P2P anonymous transactions.* (b) Upon this is built an optional mixer that testing has shown** to eliminate any record in the blockchain of a link between sender and receiver. (c) This mixer is a revolutionary “multi-path” implementation that employs multi-sig to route fragments of transactions down separate paths through the network, compounding anonymity while adding redundancy and security. No bloatSeveral projects’ anonymising strategies currently have an unworkable blockchain bloat problem. Technologies like ring signatures and zero-knowledge proofs currently lack a way of avoiding this. XCurrency uses standard transactions, but multi-path then achieves an extremely high level of privacy with a high degree of prunability, avoiding bloat. No (semi-) centralisationBecause every XC wallet can function as a node, XC avoids what Bitcoin core developer Gregory Maxwell has recently called a security “chokepoint”*** in the use of semi-centralised nodes to forward transactions. This strategy is compounded by the need to hold a very large amount of coins in order for a node to function – a problem which is resolved by the small, random transaction sizes of multi-path architecture. No prisoners’ dilemmaBuilding privacy upon Bitcoin-based technologies by forwarding transactions is problematic because malicious actors can steal transactions instead of forwarding them. Furthermore they can snoop on the broadcasting system and publish the identities of senders and receivers. XC resolves these issues through multi-sig and through end-to-end message encryption. Not limited to only paymentsBitcoin’s elegance may be its greatest strength, but it introduces significant challenges in implementing additional blockchain-based functions, like secure messaging and decentralised cloud storage. XC’s “platform” approach incorporates this objective from the outset. As such, XC represents a comprehensively architected Blockchain 2.0 implementation. Development plan and testingThough XC’s technology is real and free to download, several aspects of it are undergoing early testing. As such it should be treated as a beta release, and proportionate care taken with one’s funds when using it. In the coming months the cryptographic community will be invited to test it to its limits, and there will be a sizable bounty offered to anyone who can provably break XC's anonymity. XCurrency is a four-week-old cryptographic platform for flexible digital transactions that has undergone a meteoric rise in popularity. Due to its newness there is currently a lack of technical documentation of its design, although in the coming weeks XC will publish its development plan and provide dates upon which this can be expected to be delivered. Given this, this article is not intended to be a technical explanation or formal defense of the viability of XC’s technology, and as such makes no claim of providing “proof” of this. Note also that XC is committed to the open source model. Open source code is vital for the health and advancement of cryptographic technologies, and so XC will make code available on a delayed timeline. This way, the community will derive the benefit of XC’s ground-breaking technologies, while the delay means that the incentive for developers to flood the marketplace with clones that lack a long term future and reduce the trustworthiness of the altcoin phenomenon is reduced.
* - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7366633#msg7366633** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7310485#msg7310485*** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=641178.msg7160370#msg7160370Synch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Looks good on you sir - if I had mass excessive BTC I would help with this, problem is.. I have kids and so I am basically broke
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June 21, 2014, 11:30:41 AM |
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[snip] Synch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Wow. I know its pennies compared to this offer, but IF this suggestion is for real, I am donating 10 XC for this cause ... I know its nothing for some people here, but they are painfully hard-earned crypto money for me. You sir are a true hero ! Thanks Policymaker! Feel free to donate to XJBVD8WJWqZCm6rENFDYzwy1bMbDF7MD58
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June 21, 2014, 11:49:20 AM |
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With the permission of Teka and Synechist, I have create a XC thread for the Chinese community on Bitcointalk. Please come and show some support even if you don’t speak Chinese. I think reach out to that part of demographic is instrumental for our growth in the long run. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=659928.0Thanks ForReal. This is fantastic. I’m pretty excited about this. There are couple people already joined the QQ group. I will reach out to more Chinese forums in the near future. But let’s build a good solid base here first. Guys please come to here and show some support in this Chinese XC thread, even if you don’t speak Chinese. Most of the Chinese crypto community have not notice XC yet. Gaining their support will take XC to another level. Come on, let’s do our part to help out this community. “Ask not what your XC community can do for you, ask what you can do for your XC community.” https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=659928.0hello and thank you for the XC chinese topic, its always nice to see chinese investment opportunities! Please let them know what XC has been threw, the FUD, the dumps, everything. Inform them that long time holders and rich list are all here since day 1. Tell them that people ride coin waves, then always come back to reinvest more XC. Note that dev and jasinlee currently attend the bitcoinbeltway conference in DC right now, when other altcoins are stil trying to present some shitty whitepaper. We sort of treat XC here as our small, undervalued bitcoin. I firmly believe we will have our own pizza tale soon enough. Ya the first thing people ask is why price has fall down 5 times since ATH. The way I explain to them is that because of the fear from other coins and the FUD they created, early miners panicked dumped in those period. But time has proven that those claims are false and we have a revolutionary innovation and a fantastic development team behind it. We are currently very undervalued let them know that the price is being manipulated by whales, they can check the charts. Each day the price is being pumped and dumped by about +-5% , and people make some nice btc profits from it. The price falls that they see hasn't been caused by FUD, or failed promises, or from technical failures. It is not strange for our community to have the dev release a new wallet with innovative features, and see price fall! This is deliberate manipulation. You can check rich list, long time holders and accumulators they either: do small pumps/dumps to make some daily profit, or just buy more XC when price is dumped upon. Again, don't just justify it urself, encourage them to read page 1 links, and search topic themselves. We know XC is succeeding because of two things: 1) Best developer around, by far 2) Market being manipulated excessively, instead of ur regular one time pump and dump of scam coins Points well taken
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June 21, 2014, 11:57:20 AM |
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For those who'd prefer to link to it here: 20 June 2014 For immediate releaseXC developers to showcase market-leading tech at Bitcoin in the Beltway XCurrency core developers Dan Metcalf and Jasinlee will attend Bitcoin in the Beltway in Washington this weekend in order to showcase XC’s ground-breaking platform for private transactions, communication, and services.
XCurrency, the flexibly architected currency whose rapid pace of development has been met with a meteoric rise in popularity, is to have a booth at Bitcoin in the Beltway this weekend, giving attendees the first opportunity to meet XC’s core developers and to discuss its market-leading technology. XC differentiates itself from other altcoin projects with its boldly pragmatic, real-world approach. It will run (and stake) on mobile phones, therefore it must be bloat-free and eminently scalable. It must be POS-integrated. It must be bulletproof. And it must be flexible. Over the past few weeks XC has rocketed toward these objectives by laying the technical foundations for a versatile platform in the form of a live, working wallet that demonstrates its privacy technology to the world. And this technology is ground-breaking. The quest for “anonymity” has taken centre stage of late in the altcoin community, and at present several technologies aim to achieve it. However anonymity is a formidable technical challenge, and to date proposed solutions have either caused unworkable blockchain bloat, unwieldy transaction times, or have encountered unexpected forking problems. Here is a summary overview of XC’s solution to these problems: XC is a network of nodes that (a) use end-to-end encryption to support transaction broadcasting, secure messaging, and true P2P anonymous transactions.* (b) Upon this is built an optional mixer that testing has shown** to eliminate any record in the blockchain of a link between sender and receiver. (c) This mixer is a revolutionary “multi-path” implementation that employs multi-sig to route fragments of transactions down separate paths through the network, compounding anonymity while adding redundancy and security. No bloatSeveral projects’ anonymising strategies currently have an unworkable blockchain bloat problem. Technologies like ring signatures and zero-knowledge proofs currently lack a way of avoiding this. XCurrency uses standard transactions, but multi-path then achieves an extremely high level of privacy with a high degree of prunability, avoiding bloat. No (semi-) centralisationBecause every XC wallet can function as a node, XC avoids what Bitcoin core developer Gregory Maxwell has recently called a security “chokepoint”*** in the use of semi-centralised nodes to forward transactions. This strategy is compounded by the need to hold a very large amount of coins in order for a node to function – a problem which is resolved by the small, random transaction sizes of multi-path architecture. No prisoners’ dilemmaBuilding privacy upon Bitcoin-based technologies by forwarding transactions is problematic because malicious actors can steal transactions instead of forwarding them. Furthermore they can snoop on the broadcasting system and publish the identities of senders and receivers. XC resolves these issues through multi-sig and through end-to-end message encryption. Not limited to only paymentsBitcoin’s elegance may be its greatest strength, but it introduces significant challenges in implementing additional blockchain-based functions, like secure messaging and decentralised cloud storage. XC’s “platform” approach incorporates this objective from the outset. As such, XC represents a comprehensively architected Blockchain 2.0 implementation. Development plan and testingThough XC’s technology is real and free to download, several aspects of it are undergoing early testing. As such it should be treated as a beta release, and proportionate care taken with one’s funds when using it. In the coming months the cryptographic community will be invited to test it to its limits, and there will be a sizable bounty offered to anyone who can provably break XC's anonymity. XCurrency is a four-week-old cryptographic platform for flexible digital transactions that has undergone a meteoric rise in popularity. Due to its newness there is currently a lack of technical documentation of its design, although in the coming weeks XC will publish its development plan and provide dates upon which this can be expected to be delivered. Given this, this article is not intended to be a technical explanation or formal defense of the viability of XC’s technology, and as such makes no claim of providing “proof” of this. Note also that XC is committed to the open source model. Open source code is vital for the health and advancement of cryptographic technologies, and so XC will make code available on a delayed timeline. This way, the community will derive the benefit of XC’s ground-breaking technologies, while the delay means that the incentive for developers to flood the marketplace with clones that lack a long term future and reduce the trustworthiness of the altcoin phenomenon is reduced.
* - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7366633#msg7366633** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.msg7310485#msg7310485*** - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=641178.msg7160370#msg7160370Synch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) +10000 mr_random thanks for doing this for the community
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June 21, 2014, 11:58:19 AM |
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[snip] PDF version of press release: http://1drv.ms/1pom2YvSynch, has this been distributed via a paid for press release service? If not I would like to pledge $500 in BTC for a paid press release that gets delivered to premium financial sites like Wall Street Journal, yahoo finance etc. I know a service that will hit a ton of top sites and get lots of indexing on search engines like google and yahoo. In the press release we can also embed images and file attachments like pdfs and even a video if we want. We can also link to the a news section of the XC site so people can keep informed (lots of people won't know about bitcointalk). We haven't got to rush this and can spend time preparing it carefully. I will cover the cost of the release and send you the BTC in advance. In terms of constructing the release and the content I will leave that to you and the rest of the XC team. I am impressed with how you put everything across. We may need to "dumb it down" slightly though, so it doesn't go too far over everyone's heads. My only input is that in the article we make a small comparison at some point to Bitcoin (something a lot of people know) and highlight the strength of proof of stake, XC anonymity etc. Comparing to things the public know already will be a fruitful approach. I will discuss the company I would like us to use and anything else over PM. Please message me. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Wow. I know its pennies compared to this offer, but IF this suggestion is for real, I am donating 10 XC for this cause ... I know its nothing for some people here, but they are painfully hard-earned crypto money for me. You sir are a true hero ! Hi all, you're very welcome to add to Mr_Random's offer by donating BTC to 1HCCyPaEdoiPgJuUSXEZgYuQRVQeeNNShZ Let's introduce XC to the world!
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June 21, 2014, 11:59:14 AM |
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No worries guys. Synechist and I are now conversing over email, to establish the best press release company to use. Synechist will post a BTC receiving address publicly in this topic as proof of payment. This is my way of helping to promote XC. And I believe everyone can help in their own way whether it's posting here regularly, using their skills or donating a tiny amount of their XC towards projects. The future of XC is bright. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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June 21, 2014, 12:16:37 PM |
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We have so far received a lot of interest from the btc community here at the conference. And last night we were helping out some local homeless to fill the empty rooms that remained at the hotel thanks to Seansoutpost.com Jason King. Good works all around. Now today is the conference and the fun begins.
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June 21, 2014, 12:30:25 PM |
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We have so far received a lot of interest from the btc community here at the conference. And last night we were helping out some local homeless to fill the empty rooms that remained at the hotel thanks to Seansoutpost.com Jason King. Good works all around. Now today is the conference and the fun begins.
Thanks for update Jasinlee!! hopefully you grab some attention from some of the old timer BTC guys. Your presence there is highly valued by myself and I am sure everyone else on this thread.
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June 21, 2014, 12:32:11 PM |
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We have so far received a lot of interest from the btc community here at the conference. And last night we were helping out some local homeless to fill the empty rooms that remained at the hotel thanks to Seansoutpost.com Jason King. Good works all around. Now today is the conference and the fun begins.
Thats great to here especially on the charity side. I will be setting up charity donation drive address when I get home.
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June 21, 2014, 12:42:26 PM |
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Did not get anything there. How has multi path been implemented into xnodes? Thanks. The short answer is that the multi-path implementation in XC is ATCsecure's proprietary design, and that it stems from his work on a highly scalable RF marine-based antenna system. The long technical answer, as you'd gather from the press release ( http://1drv.ms/1suKKMc), is yet to come. Cannot invest if I don't understand it. Then don't invest until you have spent your time researching and have understood it. It is not the community's job to feed your narcissism. Ok thanks for judging me Jesus. Doing my research now. Do you have anything useful to add? Any tips or info?
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June 21, 2014, 12:44:28 PM |
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We have so far received a lot of interest from the btc community here at the conference. And last night we were helping out some local homeless to fill the empty rooms that remained at the hotel thanks to Seansoutpost.com Jason King. Good works all around. Now today is the conference and the fun begins.
Fantastic! Great way to use the empty rooms. Let's spread this when we get a donation address.
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June 21, 2014, 12:51:37 PM |
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let them know that the price is being manipulated by whales, they can check the charts.
Whales have to buy and sell too. It's pretty hard for them to be anything but obvious. Let them know the price had a major correction as it was so new. If it is going to rise, then it is now building a base and is in "accumualtion" phase. If it is going back up then smart people are "accumulating" here while others lighten their load. This sort of thing is well known in technical theory. One could even look to Dow Theory to get insight into what may be happening (although I'm not necessarily advocating Dow Theory) to begin to understand. From WIKI Dow theory asserts that major market trends are composed of three phases: an accumulation phase, a public participation (or absorption) phase, and a distribution phase. The accumulation phase (phase 1) is a period when investors "in the know" are actively buying (selling) stock against the general opinion of the market. During this phase, the stock price does not change much because these investors are in the minority demanding (absorbing) stock that the market at large is supplying (releasing). Eventually, the market catches on to these astute investors and a rapid price change occurs (phase 2). This occurs when trend followers and other technically oriented investors participate. Look at the volume that went through in the massive rise. It takes time for some of that to be redistributed. Didn't someone say the top addresses are increasing? If the price is going to rise then this will be looked back on as some kind of accumulation phase,
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June 21, 2014, 12:56:18 PM |
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Somebody dare to explain why there are accusations that XC is "made by FBI"? And please don't say that they just wanna tank the price to buy cheap because this is BS answer.
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June 21, 2014, 12:57:06 PM |
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Somebody dare to explain why there are accusations that XC is "made by FBI"? And please don't say that they just wanna tank the price to buy cheap because this is BS answer.
Must be Perl++ This guy Ddos the forum because he probably bought at 350k+ and then started rambling in different threads about XC part of FBI.
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June 21, 2014, 01:05:06 PM |
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Atcsecure is not with the fbi....he is here with his son.
And we actually already spoke to investors and analysts last night who will be here the whole weekend. One is going to give us a valuation of the projects too as a courtesy.
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NOT FUD! FACTS!
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June 21, 2014, 01:11:02 PM |
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Somebody dare to explain why there are accusations that XC is "made by FBI"? And please don't say that they just wanna tank the price to buy cheap because this is BS answer.
You must be a retard to even imagine such thing ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ))
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June 21, 2014, 01:12:05 PM |
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Somebody dare to explain why there are accusations that XC is "made by FBI"? And please don't say that they just wanna tank the price to buy cheap because this is BS answer.
HAHAH get a life u FUDDER... sorry DRK left u butthurt I didn't invest in any anon coin. I don't know where did you get this idea.
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