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I have yet to receive my extra 10% for investing before 6th of August, anybody else on the same boat? ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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August 18, 2014, 05:54:52 PM |
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Yea, P2Pewl is facing a few issues. I'll try and get it up as soon as possible. Dev to lazy to upload source to github... I'll do it... ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Valzador, may I ask what is your involvement with the project? Dev said source will be released 1 week after launch but somehow you were able to obtain the source? Has anyone received a reply from dev at the intellicon@mit.edu address? Some might view my next comment as FUD but I call it due diligence... Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu. I also find it conflicting for dev to go through the trouble of protecting his/her name with privacyprotect.org when registering intellicoin.me, yet he/she openly posts two names and emails on the first page. These suspicions will exist unless dev(s) can prove their legitimacy. Valzador was the first pool to contact me, and wanted to verify the source , which is why I sent it to him. Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. --Please try and buy it, and then lets talk.
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August 18, 2014, 05:55:12 PM |
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^ I mean when will it end?
already over, quickly sell all the coins ... ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) It's always like this. That's sad.
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August 18, 2014, 05:57:20 PM |
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Yea, P2Pewl is facing a few issues. I'll try and get it up as soon as possible. Dev to lazy to upload source to github... I'll do it... ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Valzador, may I ask what is your involvement with the project? Dev said source will be released 1 week after launch but somehow you were able to obtain the source? Has anyone received a reply from dev at the intellicon@mit.edu address? Some might view my next comment as FUD but I call it due diligence... Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu. I also find it conflicting for dev to go through the trouble of protecting his/her name with privacyprotect.org when registering intellicoin.me, yet he/she openly posts two names and emails on the first page. These suspicions will exist unless dev(s) can prove their legitimacy. Valzador was the first pool to contact me, and wanted to verify the source , which is why I sent it to him. Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. --Please try and buy it, and then lets talk. Dev, I sent you a PM and an e-mail, please check.
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August 18, 2014, 06:04:13 PM |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
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August 18, 2014, 06:06:51 PM Last edit: August 18, 2014, 06:22:15 PM by q327K091 |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
not really, 2 years of crypto landscape study and deep knowledge of hardware and software and economics (+ criminal law) man has returned this time with 4 THs how funny (actually believe he read all this.. feel he is going for 5 TH's thats 150,000 coins a day) rest you have to be ultimately stupid to even play this game I am completely serious if I would not know any better it is done on purpose to "kill this coin" potentially, why would anyone would do that.. many don't want crypto to succeed not all is motivated by money alone its a incredible he is doing this in the open with that much hash power he could do operation quite but he chose to show you all off there it is > 6 Tera. as if he is reading this post
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August 18, 2014, 06:11:28 PM |
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Valzador was the first pool to contact me, and wanted to verify the source , which is why I sent it to him.
Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. --Please try and buy it, and then lets talk.
I think your action is careless, what IF Valzador maliciously modify your code before uploading it as a mirror repo? I'm not saying Valzador would do that, he's probably an honest individual, just saying it's a possibility. If the code is to be official, it should come from your repo. I will not try to buy an mit.edu address, I'm just reiterating that this is a possibility. I'm not the one releasing a coin and no investor need to trust me nor do I need to prove my legitimacy. You, on the other hand, has some obligations as demanded by investors. Don't get me wrong, I supported this project from day 1, please go back to my previous posts. However, I'm losing a bit of confidence now.
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August 18, 2014, 06:21:35 PM |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
not really, 2 years of crypto landscape study and deep knowledge of hardware and software and economics (+ criminal law) man has returned this time with 4 THs how funny (actually believe he read all this.. feel he is going for 5 TH's thats 150,000 coins a day) rest you have to be ultimately stupid to even play this game I am completely serious if I would not know any better it is done on purpose to "kill this coin" potentially, why would anyone would do that.. many don't want crypto to succeed not all is motivated by money alone You are really wrong.
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August 18, 2014, 06:22:39 PM |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
not really, 2 years of crypto landscape study and deep knowledge of hardware and software and economics (+ criminal law) man has returned this time with 4 THs how funny (actually believe he read all this.. feel he is going for 5 TH's thats 150,000 coins a day) rest you have to be ultimately stupid to even play this game I am completely serious if I would not know any better it is done on purpose to "kill this coin" potentially, why would anyone would do that.. many don't want crypto to succeed not all is motivated by money alone You are really wrong. elaborate please, tell me what is the purpose of a 6 tera device ? tell me if you honestly believe it is good for anyone besides an "edge" thats 1/4 QT of a million coins a day (check max supply please meantime) not about fud, but if "standard" wall street trader would look at all this he would run past Alaska ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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August 18, 2014, 06:26:31 PM |
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More on the MIT domain name according to Hessu in the trollbox on bittrex ""The domain name edu is a sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) in the Domain Name System of the Internet. Since 2001, new registrants to the domain have been required to be United States-affiliated institutions of higher education, though before then non-U.S.-affiliated—and even non-educational institutions—registered, with some retaining their registrations to the present."" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.eduSo no there is no way to "buy" an MIT domain
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August 18, 2014, 06:29:24 PM |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
not really, 2 years of crypto landscape study and deep knowledge of hardware and software and economics (+ criminal law) man has returned this time with 4 THs how funny (actually believe he read all this.. feel he is going for 5 TH's thats 150,000 coins a day) rest you have to be ultimately stupid to even play this game I am completely serious if I would not know any better it is done on purpose to "kill this coin" potentially, why would anyone would do that.. many don't want crypto to succeed not all is motivated by money alone You are really wrong. elaborate please, tell me what is purpose of a 6 tera device ? I think you're on the wrong thread. This is not a SHA-256 coin. The speed of X13 coins is measured in GH/s. If you're mistaking GH for TH, it's possible to rent hash from a number of people/organizations.
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August 18, 2014, 06:31:54 PM |
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It's all FUD, the usual shit so the price is driven down for the same lying bastards (cos that's what the FUDsters are) that then want to get in cheap.
not really, 2 years of crypto landscape study and deep knowledge of hardware and software and economics (+ criminal law) man has returned this time with 4 THs how funny (actually believe he read all this.. feel he is going for 5 TH's thats 150,000 coins a day) rest you have to be ultimately stupid to even play this game I am completely serious if I would not know any better it is done on purpose to "kill this coin" potentially, why would anyone would do that.. many don't want crypto to succeed not all is motivated by money alone You are really wrong. elaborate please, tell me what is purpose of a 6 tera device ? I think you're on the wrong thread. This is not a SHA-256 coin. The speed of X13 coins is measured in GH/s. If you're mistaking GH for TH, it's possible to rent hash from a number of people/organizations. my apology (I do indeed jump around threads and coins actually) GH/s of course.. my mistake watch the scene at http://www.suchpool.pw/int/index.php?page=statistics&action=pooltell me (like from your heart and mind) this is good see the delta ? can't be good from the investors point of view it is bad let me tell you and I would be afraid to allocate single FIAT right now 6 GH/s now (not Tera sorry you right that's sha) my apology but watch ...
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August 18, 2014, 06:37:16 PM |
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Someone has already mentioned that dev could be using purchased @mit.edu address and I think it could very well be a possibility. It seems, with a valid mit.edu email address, you can create any websites, including intellicon.mit.edu from sites.mit.edu.
I went to http://drupalcloud.mit.edu/help/frequently-asked-questions-when-you-get-your-new-site/how-do-i-log-my-site And it seems to log-in/create an account you have to use some system called "Touchstone" which i assume is an MIT portal so I doubt just anyone can get an mit domain. So TouchStone is MIT's single-sign-on service: https://ist.mit.edu/touchstoneIt's interesting that you don't necessarily need to be an MIT student/faulty to use TouchStone enabled logins: Requirements An existing MIT Kerberos username/password or MIT X.509 certificate Not an MIT student, staff, faculty, or eligible affiliate? You may be able to use an account with another [b]member of the InCommon Federation[/b] to access some MIT Touchstone-enabled applications; otherwise, register for a Collaboration Account to access some applications.
Here's a list schools that participate in the InCommon Federation: http://www.incommonfederation.org/participants/Interestingly, Wellesley College is one of them.... this is the same school that the mentioned "Karen Su" (dev said not the real Karen Su for this project) graduated from: http://karensu.squarespace.com/http://www.linkedin.com/in/karensuMore on the MIT domain name according to Hessu in the trollbox on bittrex ""The domain name edu is a sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) in the Domain Name System of the Internet. Since 2001, new registrants to the domain have been required to be United States-affiliated institutions of higher education, though before then non-U.S.-affiliated—and even non-educational institutions—registered, with some retaining their registrations to the present."" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.eduSo no there is no way to "buy" an MIT domain No no, you don't need to buy the mit.edu TLD to create a subsite. You just need a touchstone account to create one at sites.mit.edu/drupalcloud.mit.edu
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August 18, 2014, 06:37:28 PM |
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I have no idea what you're talking about because you talk like a crazy person, but if your referring to the fact that a large machine jumps on the network every time the difficulty drops, you're right. It's most likely one of the profit-switching multipools and this is extremely common.
why crazy person right away?. I am seeking to put FIAT in where I feel I can not do with hardware (why the insults right away ?) what is upsetting here is the tremendous DELTA that is top hash power and next lower.. and it is HUGE here and that will translate later to market problems you have 6 GHS collecting 160,000 a 24 day cycle vs next misery which is 700 MHS (collecting 17K a day) , you tell me if this ok or maybe something is really wrong street wont invest.. but I love the coin spec! right direction
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August 18, 2014, 06:37:33 PM |
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This thread is turning into a tinfoil hat zone
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August 18, 2014, 06:45:15 PM |
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An existing MIT Kerberos username/password or MIT X.509 certificate Not an MIT student, staff, faculty, or eligible affiliate? You may be able to use an account with another member of the InCommon Federation to access some MIT Touchstone-enabled applications; otherwise, register for a Collaboration Account to access some applications.
Note the words to "access SOME MIT- Touchstone-enabled applications". I'm sure you can use some programs that exist on the network from another university but actually creating an MIT domain website while being a student of another school, not so sure.
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August 18, 2014, 06:46:00 PM |
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what is upsetting here is the tremendous DELTA that is top hash power and next lower.. and it is HUGE here and that will translate later to market problems
Sorry for the insult, I really couldn't understand what you were saying. That rig can mine about 150k per day. There are already around 2.5 million in circulation. The pre-sale buyers paid around 775 satoshi per coin, and right now mining difficulty sets a higher market price than 775. Even if difficulty falls, the majority of holders will never sell below 775. When we receive news or action on future features the price will rise even more along with mining difficulty. The price is going up IMO. All other recent launches were crap. Hopefully this one will keep its promise. I'm taking the gamble.
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August 18, 2014, 06:46:48 PM |
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Time to DUMP! I dont trust anyone no more.
Too Much FUD will kill this coin.
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August 18, 2014, 06:50:04 PM Last edit: August 18, 2014, 07:01:26 PM by q327K091 |
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what is upsetting here is the tremendous DELTA that is top hash power and next lower.. and it is HUGE here and that will translate later to market problems
Sorry for the insult, I really couldn't understand what you were saying. That rig can mine about 150k per day. There are already around 2.5 million in circulation. The pre-sale buyers paid around 775 satoshi per coin, and right now mining difficulty sets a higher market price than 775. Even if difficulty falls, the majority of holders will never sell below 775. When we receive news or action on future features the price will rise even more along with mining difficulty. The price is going up IMO. All other recent launches were crap. Hopefully this one will keep its promise. I'm taking the gamble. np very cool thanks for the info.. btw since I started rambling net hash was 50 Ghs now it is 14 Ghs, I love this coin spec I am hoping to get to 1000, often, I imagine coin will exist years from now, I am not about speculation I want distribution! anyways and I type fast (from thoughts so a bit wild sorry about ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) in my mind distribution will win long term over speculation which does not really yield towards building infrastructure in support of crypto things like merchants ATM machines etc... (or legal services as in "smart contracts" for instance) Net hash rate is now at 10 GH/s excellent ...
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