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[radus]

The market of XST is being shaked now. It is momentum of decisions!

not really. the decision was made long ago -> this coin is gonna get pumped skyhigh, give it some time and you'll see.

[brightlight]

The market of XST is being shaked now. It is momentum of decisions!

not really. the decision was made long ago -> this coin is gonna get pumped skyhigh, give it some time and you'll see.

That is what I am talking about. I assume that now is good entry point for those, who didn't buy in past.

[iram3130]

folks....to have nearly 300 BTC in volume and still be in the 1500 range.....this coin is being held down so whales can make up their mind....300 BTC volume and this coin should be WELL over 5K...this means there is a lot of steady accumulation.....make no mistake...people DO learn from their mistakes..even whales....and they are not about to let another opportunity slip past them.

You nailed it sir.

Nice assumption, agree, with this kind of volume price must be far above what it is now .

[installer]

The market of XST is being shaked now. It is momentum of decisions!

not really. the decision was made long ago -> this coin is gonna get pumped skyhigh, give it some time and you'll see.

That is what I am talking about. I assume that now is good entry point for those, who didn't buy in past.

+1000

[Ezravdb]

how is this different then Shieldcoin? Or TORcoin?

Shieldcoin is just planning an anonymity layer and currently don't have one. The intersting feature is: It won't be tor. The dev wants to integrate a different technology described in his whitepaper. And TORCoin seems to be a scam coin and don't use the tor network.

you mean "whitepaper"

[EmilioMann]

mac wallet still working very very fine!
many transactions ok
syncing ok
tor ok
pos ok 

[StealthDevs]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

[mrdennis86]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

+1 thanks for update!
Only problem that there is on this forum is that people talk about dev is ont online. I hope that it's possible that you send something on this tread. So then fudder dont have a chance.

And please. Use your twitter :-) then we can reach more people.

Thanks

[Crypton1te]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

A dev with a rock solid plan!

Keep up the good work!

[atanas2d]

Very good! I'm looking @ XST even closely!

[ProGamer]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

Thank you for the reply! You guys are the developers crypto deserves!

[StealthDevs]

Don't forget to follow us on twitter guys, great for staying current on updates from the team!

http://www.twitter.com/StealthCoin

[Ezravdb]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

Will be an interesting 10 days  

[ProGamer]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

Will be an interesting 10 days  

Imagine where the price will be by then!

Edit:

Look at these buy orders folks! http://imgur.com/CVi9meV

[BTCwriter]

the devs may be "in silence" to buy the maximum they can at this very cheap price

We are not in silence. We have to sleep!

Most of us are in Pacific time in the US. Look to see what time it is in California if we haven't posted in a few hours.

Also, we are active in IRC chats for exchanges, etc.

We will keep the community updated on progress.

Following is a quick draft of the plan, although we are loathe to make promises considering how promises plague so many coins these days.

First, the goal for Stealth Coin is what we call "government resistant" privacy protection. We've already mentioned the principle parts of our plan, but we repeat them here: Government resistant privacy protection has two facets: (1) block chain analysis resistance using plausible deniability cryptography and (2) network analysis resistance using Tor.

So where are we in our plans? Well, Tor is implemented and you are already using it, so Stealth Coin is currently resistant to network analysis.

For block chain analysis resistance, we already have a proof-of-concept codebase. So we know what the implementation will be and, more importantly, know that it works. Our goal now is to implement it on top of the Stealth Coin protocol. This is a little trickier than Tor was, admittedly, but certainly not impossible. In a worst-case scenario, we foresee the possibility that the current block chain structure may not be compatible with the new protocol. If this is not easily resolvable, we'll simply dispatch a new wallet and have some low-tech way for users to convert to the new block chain structure.

Please note that the lead developer is going to go on a 10 day retreat to work on integrating block chain analysis resistance into the Stealth Coin protocol, starting tomorrow. During this time, a general silence does not mean that the development team is stagnating. Rather, it means we have time to work on the code base. We will, however be very responsive to any problems that arise in the network, just as we have been already.

We understand the importance of interfacing with the community, especially here at bitcointalk, but it does take time from development, so please be understanding of this fact when our posts in the thread are infrequent.

Finally, we thank supporters, welcome criticism, and hope to deliver much stronger privacy protection in the coming weeks.

too many coins with too many promised.
What flies under the radar and drops bombs on the altcoin community?

good one

[StealthDevs]

Many have provided input, and the team agrees, it's time to pick things up on Twitter a little bit!

With that being said we're going to do a little promotion.  

Once @StealthCoin hits 500 (REAL) followers we're going to give away 250 XST to 2 randomly chosen followers who have put out a retweet!!

Follow now, retweet and we'll reach out to 2 winners once we hit 500.  Good luck!!

https://twitter.com/StealthCoin/status/488439854288478208

[ProGamer]

Many have provided input, and the team agrees, it's time to pick things up on Twitter a little bit!

With that being said we're going to do a little promotion.  

Once @StealthCoin hits 500 (REAL) followers we're going to give away 250 XST to 2 randomly chosen followers who have put out a retweet!!

Follow now, retweet and we'll reach out to 2 winners once we hit 500.  Good luck!!

https://twitter.com/StealthCoin/status/488439854288478208

Hope I get lucky!

[parkkar]

New to the POS system... so if I have coins in my desktop wallet that haven't matured yet, do I need to keep my wallet running? I'm assuming in order to stake I only need to keep my wallet running once the coins have actually aged... is that right?

[Ezravdb]

Cool promotion

[atanas2d]

Many have provided input, and the team agrees, it's time to pick things up on Twitter a little bit!

With that being said we're going to do a little promotion.  

Once @StealthCoin hits 500 (REAL) followers we're going to give away 250 XST to 2 randomly chosen followers who have put out a retweet!!

Follow now, retweet and we'll reach out to 2 winners once we hit 500.  Good luck!!

https://twitter.com/StealthCoin/status/488439854288478208

Great! I'm in. At that time 250 XST will cost a "bit" more than now.