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

[suchmoon]

I haven't been following the hyperinflation news recently - are the Good Guys still running those Prime Controllers? How about the Bad Guys like cmilian, didn't they bid on a PC?

I wasn't paying close attention, but was it not established that all that ownership of a PC consists of is knowledge of a secret key? And as such, there is really no way to 'sell' one, as the 'buyer' cannot force you to forget the key?

Further, that each of the PC keys have been freed from captivity?

I think there was supposed to be a fork to invalidate old keys and create new ones, presumably distributed using a bidding process. Of course the whole process is run via forums and hangouts so good luck trying to figure it out.

I suppose the so-called "devs" of this "community owned coin" invalidated all prime controller keys and generated new ones which they kept to themselves, so they can keep dumping their free XPY on the idiots of paycointalk. Free money for the paycoin "devs". Such a great community!

There is a "bidding" page (a link to which is in a PDF file but not on the "official" site - go figure). I believe it possibly means something to someone, but the bottom line seems to be that inflation remains the only feature of this innovative coining.

https://ledger.paycoin.com/primebids

Edit: truckinusa beat me to it, well done

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[jbreher]

I haven't been following the hyperinflation news recently - are the Good Guys still running those Prime Controllers? How about the Bad Guys like cmilian, didn't they bid on a PC?

I wasn't paying close attention, but was it not established that all that ownership of a PC consists of is knowledge of a secret key? And as such, there is really no way to 'sell' one, as the 'buyer' cannot force you to forget the key?

Further, that each of the PC keys have been freed from captivity?

I think there was supposed to be a fork to invalidate old keys and create new ones, presumably distributed using a bidding process. Of course the whole process is run via forums and hangouts so good luck trying to figure it out.

I suppose the so-called "devs" of this "community owned coin" invalidated all prime controller keys and generated new ones which they kept to themselves, so they can keep dumping their free XPY on the idiots of paycointalk. Free money for the paycoin "devs". Such a great community!

There is a "bidding" page (a link to which is in a PDF file but not on the "official" site - go figure). I believe it possibly means something to someone, but the bottom line seems to be that inflation remains the only feature of this innovative coining.

https://ledger.paycoin.com/primebids

Edit: truckinusa beat me to it, well done

Meet the new boss - same as the old boss

Who falls for these things? 'Let's get rid of the massively asymmetric massive inflation, and replace it with... umm... massively asymmetric massive inflation!' Freekin' dipsh*t loons.

[Phildo]

I haven't been following the hyperinflation news recently - are the Good Guys still running those Prime Controllers? How about the Bad Guys like cmilian, didn't they bid on a PC?

I wasn't paying close attention, but was it not established that all that ownership of a PC consists of is knowledge of a secret key? And as such, there is really no way to 'sell' one, as the 'buyer' cannot force you to forget the key?

Further, that each of the PC keys have been freed from captivity?

I think there was supposed to be a fork to invalidate old keys and create new ones, presumably distributed using a bidding process. Of course the whole process is run via forums and hangouts so good luck trying to figure it out.

I suppose the so-called "devs" of this "community owned coin" invalidated all prime controller keys and generated new ones which they kept to themselves, so they can keep dumping their free XPY on the idiots of paycointalk. Free money for the paycoin "devs". Such a great community!

There is a "bidding" page (a link to which is in a PDF file but not on the "official" site - go figure). I believe it possibly means something to someone, but the bottom line seems to be that inflation remains the only feature of this innovative coining.

https://ledger.paycoin.com/primebids

Edit: truckinusa beat me to it, well done

Meet the new boss - same as the old boss

Who falls for these things? 'Let's get rid of the massively asymmetric massive inflation, and replace it with... umm... massively asymmetric massive inflation!' Freekin' dipsh*t loons.

But it's less massively asymmetric massive inflation!!!

And one of the guys getting all those coins is gone!!!

And all the other guys split up into teams and other organizations with new names!!!

Only a fool wouldn't see how much better it is now.

[meono]

I haven't been following the hyperinflation news recently - are the Good Guys still running those Prime Controllers? How about the Bad Guys like cmilian, didn't they bid on a PC?

I wasn't paying close attention, but was it not established that all that ownership of a PC consists of is knowledge of a secret key? And as such, there is really no way to 'sell' one, as the 'buyer' cannot force you to forget the key?

Further, that each of the PC keys have been freed from captivity?

I think there was supposed to be a fork to invalidate old keys and create new ones, presumably distributed using a bidding process. Of course the whole process is run via forums and hangouts so good luck trying to figure it out.

I suppose the so-called "devs" of this "community owned coin" invalidated all prime controller keys and generated new ones which they kept to themselves, so they can keep dumping their free XPY on the idiots of paycointalk. Free money for the paycoin "devs". Such a great community!

There is a "bidding" page (a link to which is in a PDF file but not on the "official" site - go figure). I believe it possibly means something to someone, but the bottom line seems to be that inflation remains the only feature of this innovative coining.

https://ledger.paycoin.com/primebids

Edit: truckinusa beat me to it, well done

Meet the new boss - same as the old boss

Who falls for these things? 'Let's get rid of the massively asymmetric massive inflation, and replace it with... umm... massively asymmetric massive inflation!' Freekin' dipsh*t loons.

But it's less massively asymmetric massive inflation!!!

And one of the guys getting all those coins is gone!!!

And all the other guys split up into teams and other organizations with new names!!!

Only a fool wouldn't see how much better it is now.

Calling Paytards a fool is an understatement. There is no word to describe their fucked up brains.

[owlcatz]

And remember : you can't lose if you don't sell. Unbelievable there are still people buying this garbage

That line never fails to crack me up. wtf. let's buy more shit that's destined to become delisted and worthless eventually.. Really?? This is like the longest, most complicated scam I've personally ever witnessed, it's really quite fascinating actually.

Meanwhile, seems like many hashtards graduated to become scryptards. Marcelo thanks them, I'm quite sure.  

[suchmoon]

Only a fool wouldn't see how much better it is now.

It's actually quite fascinating to see that even now - almost a half year since the "rebellion" that allegedly removed Garza from Paycoin - the simplest things like putting a link to the damn block explorer on the website still elude them. I haven't visited the new hashtalk much but I'd bet there is still talk about new "exiting" features being developed by devoted groups and teams who of course need those free coins for their efforts. Luckily the market has already sorted this out for the most part. At the current rate that 20k gain per controller is going to be worth $20 (there's your floor) by the end of the six month bid.

[Phildo]

Only a fool wouldn't see how much better it is now.

It's actually quite fascinating to see that even now - almost a half year since the "rebellion" that allegedly removed Garza from Paycoin - the simplest things like putting a link to the damn block explorer on the website still elude them. I haven't visited the new hashtalk much but I'd bet there is still talk about new "exiting" features being developed by devoted groups and teams who of course need those free coins for their efforts. Luckily the market has already sorted this out for the most part. At the current rate that 20k gain per controller is going to be worth $20 (there's your floor) by the end of the six month bid.

It's hard to differentiate which people over there (all the over there's) are dumb enough to still buy and which people are just acting that way in hopes that someone will remove the bag that they are holding, but I always enjoyed that some people bought the Garza story of "someone not me will "fulfill the whitepaper,"" and acted like Garza was now clean and this new group would add all those "features" that would fix everything.

How the fuck is someone going to make a hyperflex blockchain? This is like an inception of scamsand it appears that some people still think that there's a way out.

[suchmoon]

According to BitNow's national flag there is a bit of an indecisive situation at 0.0001. Will bagholders defeat gravity? So exiting.


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[owlcatz]

According to BitNow's national flag there is a bit of an indecisive situation at 0.0001. Will bagholders defeat gravity? So exiting.

Hahahaha.. I see what you did there, and it cracked me up, thanks!

[philipma1957]

Two cents a coin! 
So one BTC gets me how many pay Coins?

[RoomBot]

I agree with @bumpershot:

"This thread feels like we're at the zoo watching the monkeys throw feces at each other while we wait for the lion feeding to start."

yup... but....

There is lots of activity going on with ABC Agencies.

No one is tipping their hand or naming names on purpose, and the MASSIVE amounts of evidence have been slow to gather & it is being done systematically & being done right.

Always best not to rush a case only to lose it.  The fact that there is no news means every litigant is taking this seriously & remaining quiet.

Be patient guys!

Garza's Holy Empire wasn't built in a day either.

It will be deconstructed though, shitbrick by shitbrick.  It's gonna be BEAUTIFUL.

[truckinusa]

I agree with @bumpershot:

"This thread feels like we're at the zoo watching the monkeys throw feces at each other while we wait for the lion feeding to start."

yup... but....

There is lots of activity going on with ABC Agencies.

No one is tipping their hand or naming names on purpose, and the MASSIVE amounts of evidence have been slow to gather & it is being done systematically & being done right.

Always best not to rush a case only to lose it.  The fact that there is no news means every litigant is taking this seriously & remaining quiet.

Be patient guys!

Garza's Holy Empire wasn't built in a day either.

It will be deconstructed though, shitbrick by shitbrick.  It's gonna be BEAUTIFUL.

I wonder what these ABC Agencies plan on doing?  I think very little to nothing. 

quote from an article:

http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/why-so-few-securities-fraud-cases-are-criminally-prosecuted/

“Only a small fraction of all securities fraud cases are handled as criminal cases,” notes Wharton legal studies professor William S. Laufer. One reason for this, Laufer says, is that even when criminal convictions are obtained, prison sentences for these non-violent, white-collar crimes are not common. At the same time, studies have shown that civil fines often match or exceed those levied in criminal cases. Hence, prosecutors find there is little to gain in exchange for the extra effort it takes to bring criminal cases.

[favdesu]

So they bid every two weeks on new controllers? Does that mean they're hard forking every 2 weeks?

[Phildo]

So they bid every two weeks on new controllers? Does that mean they're hard forking every 2 weeks?

No, I think they're only giving away 2 at a time. I'm not sure who has all those keys until then, or what is happening to the controllers until then, or what anyone thinks that's a good idea, or why there are prime controllers at all.

[bitpop]

I wonder what matlacks church did to him for stealing their million dollars.

[o0o0]

I wonder what matlacks church did to him for stealing their million dollars.

claimed it on insurance as an act of gawd. see what i did there

[suchmoon]

Two cents a coin! 
So one BTC gets me how many pay Coins?

Careful, you might break the market with that kind of volume

[suchmoon]

So they bid every two weeks on new controllers? Does that mean they're hard forking every 2 weeks?

Likely they have all keys hardcoded but only giving them out 2 at a time. Not sure who's the super trustworthy person to hold the keys and more importantly - how will they take them back after 6 months. Hopefully they have an expiration date in the code, can't be bothered to check though.

[Franz_Huber]

Coinstand 2.0 is coming, millions of products. Paytards in ecstasy.

[Phildo]

Coinstand 2.0 is coming, millions of products. Paytards in ecstasy.

which group of crooks is running that?

And how are they convincing the marks that it will work better than the last one? Unless the point of the last one was to crash the price, because that's what Josh selling enough coins to buy shit on amazon for 3 people did, if that was the point it worked perfectly.