GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :)

[Crestington]

A bit off topic but Ryan Kennedy, (Moolah Scammer) has been arrested in the United Kingdom along with his girlfriend Chelsea. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2wwdtn/alleged_mintpal_scammers_ryan_kennedy_chelsea/.   Only a matter of time before Josh is in cuffs too, but with a face like his he may be a little safer when he drops the soap in jail!

I saw that.  That's great news.

And if Garza proves to be a scammer like Kennedy then the same should happen to him.

[But hopefully not before XPY hits $50.]  hahaha.

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

If PayCoin hit $50 a Coin, those hashstakers would be generating $10 million a day and Josh would be doing his happy dump dance all day

That would be more sell pressure than BitCoin

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[Subtuppel]

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

How do you steal from a coin?
And why on earth would it make a coin worth more when "whoever" gets money back from a scammer?

You Sir, are a little bit strange. But expecting random shit to gain sustainable 1000-2000% for no reason at all seems to be your main strategy.

edit: oh, and syscoin was a minor coin on MP, DRK and BLK were the important ones. SYS was just a quick PnD, iirc.

[Vlad2Vlad]

Hmmm... I am disappointed to see you taking this stance after what I shared with you regarding the proof of Garza's falsified USPTO application in addition to other information.

Scott-

Scott, I sent you a text message [to your cell number].

Just wanted to clear things up with you in private.   It's important to me since I'm certain you're at least a legit [and honest] guy and not some sock puppet with who knows what ulterior motives, as I'm certain many of the aliases on this forum and especially this particular thread are.

You have my number, text me back or call me anytime, brother!

Cheers!

[mgibson38]

Haven't been on here for a long time but I logged in to say...holy f*ck how stupid can a bunch of people be? I mean in the beginning it seemed like a sure thing, but after the first set of broken promises there should have been an immediate lack of trust towards Garza and friends. The thing is he isn't even a good con artist, if this wasn't crypto currency his ass would already have been fed to the wolves for all the blatant lies he's told. "It's still early, his promises could still come true!" C'mon guys don't be Kevin bacon, don't give everything to madoff. If you've invested at a high valuation it might be worth a hold for a slight eventual pump (maybe even into the 1.25 range) but if you think anything else is going to happen you're deluded. Even that seems a stretch with the xpy marketplace in constant decline. If the broken promises don't make you wary then maybe the hash talk censorship and tge constant defensive posturing and general disarray of GAW should. 250 million dollar company with a handful of employees. My ass.

[Vlad2Vlad]

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

How do you steal from a coin?
And why on earth would it make a coin worth more when "whoever" gets money back from a scammer?

You Sir, are a little bit strange. But expecting random shit to gain sustainable 1000-2000% for no reason at all seems to be your main strategy.

Syscoin had hundreds or maybe even thousands of BTC in mintpal which were stolen by Kennedy.

Is it really that complicated to add 2+2?

Syscoin price crashed after all their massive development funds were stolen.  As a result, Syscoin is now very cheap.

So what would happen if a cheap alt-coin with real and active developers all of a sudden got back hundreds or thousands of Bitcoins?

Is that really not a legitimate reason to invest in a cheap coin and isn't the potential there at least an easy 10 fold?

You techies make horrible investors.

[BlindMayorBitcorn]

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

How do you steal from a coin?
And why on earth would it make a coin worth more when "whoever" gets money back from a scammer?

You Sir, are a little bit strange. But expecting random shit to gain sustainable 1000-2000% for no reason at all seems to be your main strategy.

Syscoin had hundreds or maybe even thousands of BTC in mintpal which were stolen by Kennedy.

Is it really that complicated to add 2+2?

Syscoin price crashed after all their massive development funds were stolen.  As a result, Syscoin is now very cheap.

So what would happen if a cheap alt-coin with real and active developers all of a sudden got back hundreds or thousands of Bitcoins?

Is that really not a legitimate reason to invest in a cheap coin and isn't the potential there at least an easy 10 fold?

You techies make horrible investors.

Go buy some paycoins

[suchmoon]

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

How do you steal from a coin?
And why on earth would it make a coin worth more when "whoever" gets money back from a scammer?

You Sir, are a little bit strange. But expecting random shit to gain sustainable 1000-2000% for no reason at all seems to be your main strategy.

Syscoin had hundreds or maybe even thousands of BTC in mintpal which were stolen by Kennedy.

Is it really that complicated to add 2+2?

Syscoin price crashed after all their massive development funds were stolen.  As a result, Syscoin is now very cheap.

So what would happen if a cheap alt-coin with real and active developers all of a sudden got back hundreds or thousands of Bitcoins?

Is that really not a legitimate reason to invest in a cheap coin and isn't the potential there at least an easy 10 fold?

You techies make horrible investors.

Don't forget to come back here when it's over and tell us what a great opportunity we all missed.

[Vlad2Vlad]

If PayCoin hit $50 a Coin, those hashstakers would be generating $10 million a day and Josh would be doing his happy dump dance all day

That would be more sell pressure than BitCoin

I agree and I don't know if $50 or even $20 would by sustainable for XPY.  Maybe it is - there are simply too many variables I don't know.

But it would be a good way for Garza to make a lot of money whirl also saving face and paying back his customers that made him rich.  A lot to gain for doing the right thing.

I see it as a real possibility and even as a good chance that it will happen.  

Unless you guys really believe Garza dumped at $20 and is now just hanging out and wasting his time putting up with trolls just cause he's bored.  Is that what you would be doing if you were rich and you just scammed people by dumping at $20?  I wouldn't - I would be gone and moving on to something better or just enjoying life [away from troll forums].

Buying XPY below $1 for me is a no brainer.  Like I said before, I could be wrong and if so then I'll lose a few Bitcoins - but if I'm right the potential is much bigger than the risk and that's the best you can ask for with speculative investments.

Cheers!

[strangerdanger101]

[But hopefully not before XPY hits $50.]  hahaha.

[Subtuppel]

On a side-note:  SYScoin [i think] had hundreds of BTC stolen by Kennedy [from Mintpal].  There's a good risk/reward play right there in case Kennedy didn't blow all those stolen Bitcoins.  If SysCoin gets their BTC back that coin could easily be worth 10-20 fold from here.

How do you steal from a coin?
And why on earth would it make a coin worth more when "whoever" gets money back from a scammer?

You Sir, are a little bit strange. But expecting random shit to gain sustainable 1000-2000% for no reason at all seems to be your main strategy.

Syscoin had hundreds or maybe even thousands of BTC in mintpal which were stolen by Kennedy.

Is it really that complicated to add 2+2?

Syscoin price crashed after all their massive development funds were stolen.  As a result, Syscoin is now very cheap.

A dev team that stores their funds on a random exchange deserves to go down together with their coin. period.
Besides that, i do not believe a bit of that story.

So what would happen if a cheap alt-coin with real and active developers all of a sudden got back hundreds or thousands of Bitcoins?

Is that really not a legitimate reason to invest in a cheap coin and isn't the potential there at least an easy 10 fold?

No.

[Vlad2Vlad]

Don't forget to come back here when it's over and tell us what a great opportunity we all missed.

Definitely buying some syscoin here just based on this [Kennedy arrest] info.  Risky but the reward could be huge if sys devs get back their huge development fund.

And of course I'll be back here to boast about it.  Do I come across to you like a modest individual?  haha!

[Subtuppel]

Don't forget to come back here when it's over and tell us what a great opportunity we all missed.

Definitely buying some syscoin here just based on this [Kennedy arrest] info.  Risky but the reward could be huge if sys devs get back their huge development fund.

And of course I'll be back here to boast about it.  Do I come across to you like a modest individual?  haha!

Nah. A modest [or remotely sane] inidividual would not use these cringeworthy brackets in order to make their gibberish looking [somewhat] special [or intelligent]

[Vlad2Vlad]

A dev team that stores their funds on a random exchange deserves to go down together with it's coin. period.
Besides that, i do not believe a bit of that story.

You lack all sorts of logic.

Mintpal was the number 1 exchange at the time, bigger than Cryptsy.  It was a very legit popular exchange.  If you own a lot of BTC you can earn quite a bit of money trading them and trading them on an exchange where the volume is high and where you know the owners is a good reason to hold your BTC there.

Lots of legit and smart investors lost their money in Gox.  It's not so unbelievable that a coin or their devs had a lot of BTC on a top exchange [Mintpal] last year.  Ryan Kennedy himself was seen as a respectable, top crypto guy before he pulled this scam.

What I'm telling you about syscoin is a fact.  Your disbelief or lack of knowledge doesn't change hard facts.

Do a little research - it can be quite amazing finding things out before you see it in the news.

[kken01]

A bit off topic but Ryan Kennedy, (Moolah Scammer) has been arrested in the United Kingdom along with his girlfriend Chelsea. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2wwdtn/alleged_mintpal_scammers_ryan_kennedy_chelsea/.   Only a matter of time before Josh is in cuffs too, but with a face like his he may be a little safer when he drops the soap in jail!

Coin Fire shared a week later that both the CEO of Moolah and the company itself were under an SEC investigation for sales of unregistered securities over the Internet.

so this guy must be totally innocent! Like Mr. Ganza keeps saying anything posted by CF is a total lie
*cough*  

[Vlad2Vlad]

Nah. A modest [or remotely sane] inidividual would not use these cringeworthy brackets in order to make their gibberish looking [somewhat] special [or intelligent]

What an uneducated idiot.

They're called clauses.  Commonly used by any and all professional writers to emphasize a point.

You know, just like cringeworthy insane commas [which also form clauses] and other punctuation/grammatical tools.

Haha, the morons on this thread come in packs.  lol

[suchmoon]

Don't forget to come back here when it's over and tell us what a great opportunity we all missed.

Definitely buying some syscoin here just based on this [Kennedy arrest] info.  Risky but the reward could be huge if sys devs get back their huge development fund.

And of course I'll be back here to boast about it.  Do I come across to you like a modest individual?  haha!

No, you come across as some muppets we've seen here back in December - favelle, pd, and others I'm already forgetting. Good times.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=857670.msg9932223#msg9932223
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=857670.msg9978712#msg9978712

[strangerdanger101]

Don't forget to come back here when it's over and tell us what a great opportunity we all missed.

Definitely buying some syscoin here just based on this [Kennedy arrest] info.  Risky but the reward could be huge if sys devs get back their huge development fund.

And of course I'll be back here to boast about it.  Do I come across to you like a modest individual?  haha!

You have definitely achieved [Pariah] status.  Sounds like a good idea go away and don't come back until [XPY is @ $50.00] deal? Deal.

[Vlad2Vlad]

A bit off topic but Ryan Kennedy, (Moolah Scammer) has been arrested in the United Kingdom along with his girlfriend Chelsea. http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2wwdtn/alleged_mintpal_scammers_ryan_kennedy_chelsea/.   Only a matter of time before Josh is in cuffs too, but with a face like his he may be a little safer when he drops the soap in jail!

Coin Fire shared a week later that both the CEO of Moolah and the company itself were under an SEC investigation for sales of unregistered securities over the Internet.

so this guy must be totally innocent! Like Mr. Ganza keeps saying anything posted by CF is a total lie
*cough*  

Voorhees, a very legit crypto investor got fined $50,000 by the SEC for similar charges.  I wouldn't assume an SEC investigation is automatically the result of a crime.

Crypto is open and unregulated so many new entrants will run into the SEC until hard rules and laws are in place which will take a couple more years.  

But I would definitely at least see it as a red flag and worth noting, further researching it and watching it closely.

[Subtuppel]

A dev team that stores their funds on a random exchange deserves to go down together with it's coin. period.
Besides that, i do not believe a bit of that story.

You lack all sorts of logic.

Mintpal was the number 1 exchange at the time, bigger than Cryptsy.  It was a very legit popular exchange.  If you own a lot of BTC you can earn quite a bit of money trading them and trading them on an exchange where the volume is high and where you know the owners is a good reason to hold your BTC there.

Lots of legit and smart investors lost their money in Gox.  It's not so unbelievable that a coin or their devs had a lot of BTC on a top exchange [Mintpal] last year.  Ryan Kennedy himself was seen as a respectable, top crypto guy before he pulled this scam.

What I'm telling you about syscoin is a fact.  Your disbelief or lack of knowledge doesn't change hard facts.

Do a little research - it can be quite amazing finding things out before you see it in the news.

Alright, you are so stunningly stupid that this will be my last answer
You don't need to tell me what an exchange is and stuff, thanks.
But:
You want to tell me that NOT ONLY a dev team having their funds on an exchange BUT ALSO the dev team actively TRADING (or better gambling) with the dev funds does make sense to you?
Go and buy more XPY, but stfu.

[Crestington]

If PayCoin hit $50 a Coin, those hashstakers would be generating $10 million a day and Josh would be doing his happy dump dance all day

That would be more sell pressure than BitCoin

I agree and I don't know if $50 or even $20 would by sustainable for XPY.  Maybe it is - there are simply too many variables I don't know.

But it would be a good way for Garza to make a lot of money whirl also saving face and paying back his customers that made him rich.  A lot to gain for doing the right thing.

I see it as a real possibility and even as a good chance that it will happen.  

Unless you guys really believe Garza dumped at $20 and is now just hanging out and wasting his time putting up with trolls just cause he's bored.  Is that what you would be doing if you were rich and you just scammed people by dumping at $20?  I wouldn't - I would be gone and moving on to something better or just enjoying life [away from troll forums].

Buying XPY below $1 for me is a no brainer.  Like I said before, I could be wrong and if so then I'll lose a few Bitcoins - but if I'm right the potential is much bigger than the risk and that's the best you can ask for with speculative investments.

Cheers!

Up to you, it's not like you aren't starved for information.

There were 1.2 Million XPY generated in the last 30 days, an increase of 10% of the money supply where pretty much all of it is coming from those hashstakers. My beef is that it doesn't reward holders at all and only really works for sell pressure against the majority of people. You might make 50-75% on what you bought if it goes to $1.50 but Josh and his crew could make 1 Million+ in that time from Coins in which they got for free and are generating an unlimited amount of Coins. Their complete dominance on the Coin generation and severe lack of PR skills are what's stopping it's success. No one wants to buy a Coin in which all the money goes to some shady guy who sanitizes his forums and constantly does backdoor dealings based on false promises.