[PROOF] Altcoin Scam

[Lucksee]

C++?

You got it.

Thanks for the brief tip

[Lucksee]

Obligatory request on behalf of all proto-coders:

Where can I begin to learn how to comprehend all the disciplinces of the cryptofields with only a basic 101 understanding of programming?

 (Personally, I've only coded with javascript...)?

Basically, if I want to dive deeper into the code of crypto... where do I begin "khan academy" style?
C++?





C++?

You got it.

Thanks for the brief tip

[schiavonxv]

Thank you for scan ARCoin source code

[cryptoangel]

We need more people like you in crypto.
Great Work.

[YarkoL]

Thanks for the brief tip

Since you know javascript, you might want to take a look at
http://bitcoinjs.org/

But honestly C++,  is pretty much a must for
an aspiring crypto dev.

It also takes a while to understand how the protocol
works. For that, here is a classic thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41722.0

plus the documentation
https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-documentation

hope that helps.

[noelmal]

Thanks OP need more like you to keep this place honest, it was also in poor taste that the scam dev borrowed the name of an already existing coin that has a very decent and honest hard working dev. Hope people don't confuse this scammers work with that of the original coffeecoin now renamed coffeecoin V2 cfc2.

[sr.machado]

Thanks OP need more like you to keep this place honest, it was also in poor taste that the scam dev borrowed the name of an already existing coin that has a very decent and honest hard working dev. Hope people don't confuse this scammers work with that of the original coffeecoin now renamed coffeecoin V2 cfc2.

Yes, I put the link to CoffeCoin [COF] just to people do not be confused.

[caiyongab]

great job    thanks

[jasemoney]

Good work!

[rugrats]

Well done, Señor Machado, well done.

You should rename the thread into something along the lines of "Cryptodetective for hire".
Also, you should consider wearing a fedora.

[Kellyjazz]

Thanks for your effort!
There are so many scams around and we have to watch out

[Lucksee]

Thanks for the brief tip

Since you know javascript, you might want to take a look at
http://bitcoinjs.org/

But honestly C++,  is pretty much a must for
an aspiring crypto dev.

It also takes a while to understand how the protocol
works. For that, here is a classic thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41722.0

plus the documentation
https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-documentation

hope that helps.

Excellent. Advice based on personal experience > google. Thx.

[BitcoinNational]

Well done, Señor Machado, well done.

You should rename the thread into something along the lines of "Cryptodetective for hire".
Also, you should consider wearing a fedora.

bump

[sr.machado]

I'll not charge for this service, just donations will be accepted.

[tekke]

Thanks for your time and work, this is really needed in current time with all the coins coming up on daily basis.

[TiaPuhu]

Be carefule what you invest in. A lot of these coins are shit. Or at leasr have developers that dont know how to run their shit. BTW anyone know someone that trades bitcoin for gold and silver?

[digitalindustry]

holy fucking shit - well done - we all owe you in fact.

now i know what that tard Nithor was talking about re an "attack" this is in effect able to manipulate the block explorer to make the numbers "see" different.  

[digitalindustry]

obviously if a 51% attack in effect lets an attacker "rewrite history"

then the obvious question is ....

are there millions more Bitcoin than there should out there right now?

for that matter many currencies , and my other question what effect would checkpoints have in event of a successful attack obviously i'm talking about Quark.

we have dynamic checkpoints around ever 10 blocks.

you deserve donations from the whole crypto community -  we have projects coming up and are keen to help you help the crypto community.

this is why i love this community scam artist cunts (and other associated)* will only get away with so much for so long.

* actually nothing would move forward without you so we are like a little symbiosis are we? 

[digitalindustry]

I always knew answers would come from this forum - the crickets where chirping back at the "Bitcoin Foundation" camp - and there is a total void of focus on anything technical (post takeover) its like a cliff you can stare at.

this is why i have always supported the torrent of shit & "junk DNA" that is thrown out onto this forum, because sifting though all that shit will be found little gems like this.

and in effect that spam speeds up this process.

that is the open source system way, we all owe this guy, and we should give what we can.

[sr.machado]

REALLY REALLY REALLY THANKS @digitalindustry for your words and support with donation!

Work only with cryptos and this world is very unstable (yet) so a donation like this is very special! Thank you