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

[Paul Revere]

Josh & Co punking people with this same 7,000 XPY buy bid over and over. "See! Lots of support @ .0040!! Buy NOW!" You see that thing get pulled after some fool puts up a big buy and they get ready to dump & gobble.

[kken01]

That's a fucking committed masochist right there

Since I'll drop my other theory, where do these idiots get this money to burn? They don't seem skilled enough for even working at Walmart.

my theory is that most of the 5 digit and up investors were around and saw or heard btc go from pennies to something. they have regrets of not putting any money in before it took off. paycoin was marketed (and parroted by ppl who could explain basics of crypto) as a extension / better version and saw its huge share of alt coins.

since btc rocketed why not 'btc+' ?  
people with ok jobs and expendable income but not tech-savvy

i remember people touting btc to me when it was new. im sure same phenomena is working here too except now theres the "+ version" which can piggyback on btc success

now its based on basic scam job of providing enough reinforcement to believe the dream is true

[Paul Revere]

Looks like there is a new subtle joker on HT:



Translation: You are paying for Josh's Lawyers with that $5,000, MORON!  

https://hashtalk.org/topic/31731/starting-today-i-will-be-buying-xpy-everyday/24

[bitpop]

That's a fucking committed masochist right there

Since I'll drop my other theory, where do these idiots get this money to burn? They don't seem skilled enough for even working at Walmart.

my theory is that most of the 5 digit and up investors were around and saw or heard btc go from pennies to something. they have regrets of not putting any money in before it took off. paycoin was marketed (and parroted by ppl who could explain basics of crypto) as a extension / better version and saw its huge share of alt coins.

since btc rocketed why not 'btc+' ?  
people with ok jobs and expendable income but not tech-savvy

i remember people touting btc to me when it was new. im sure same phenomena is working here too except now theres the "+ version" which can piggyback on btc success

now its based on basic scam job of providing enough reinforcement to believe the dream is true

Sad when one Bitcoin team could be so strong and united, yet they join shitcoin

[bumpershot]

I can't wait to find out, and some day we will find out, how much of GAW is/was real. Browsing linkedin, it looks like he contracted programmers out of Mississippi, probably because Mordica knew them from college or something. They probably never visted the office. Was there even a GAW Miners or Paycoin office, or did he just pose for pictures in front of his Great Auk office with the staff for that company? How many employees? 4? 24? 50? How many of his "staff" are teams of Indian contractors paid by the job?

Just how much of this operation was in Mississippi? Was their warehouse for unsold miners in MS? Did they even have a warehouse? How many times did the CTO visit New England (VT, MA, wherever the office is located), anyway?

This whole thing stinks of making an operation look much bigger than it is. But they got a lot of money from hashlets, and then from selling the premine/stake output. I'm pretty sure in the millions. If they're out of cash, which is another hunch, they must have paid themselves some pretty high salaries.

[bitpop]

I can't wait to find out, and some day we will find out, how much of GAW is/was real. Browsing linkedin, it looks like he contracted programmers out of Mississippi, probably because Mordica knew them from college or something. They probably never visted the office. Was there even a GAW Miners or Paycoin office, or did he just pose for pictures in front of his Great Auk office with the staff for that company? How many employees? 4? 24? 50? How many of his "staff" are teams of Indian contractors paid by the job?

Just how much of this operation was in Mississippi? Was their warehouse for unsold miners in MS? Did they even have a warehouse? How many times did the CTO visit New England (VT, MA, wherever the office is located), anyway?

This whole thing stinks of making an operation look much bigger than it is. But they got a lot of money from hashlets, and then from selling the premine/stake output. I'm pretty sure in the millions. If they're out of cash, which is another hunch, they must have paid themselves some pretty high salaries.

Yeah it was fascinating reading the silk road case.

[Paul Revere]

@ bumpershot: You are overlooking the "5 minute $20 floor attempt" where they took all of the $/BTC in the GAW coffers at the time and put it in their personal pockets.

This guy is going to be entertaining before the Light of the GAWdly Hammer of Bans shines upon him:



https://hashtalk.org/topic/31713/another-step-towards-improved-communication/124

[kken01]

I can't wait to find out, and some day we will find out, how much of GAW is/was real. Browsing linkedin, it looks like he contracted programmers out of Mississippi, probably because Mordica knew them from college or something. They probably never visted the office. Was there even a GAW Miners or Paycoin office, or did he just pose for pictures in front of his Great Auk office with the staff for that company? How many employees? 4? 24? 50? How many of his "staff" are teams of Indian contractors paid by the job?

Just how much of this operation was in Mississippi? Was their warehouse for unsold miners in MS? Did they even have a warehouse? How many times did the CTO visit New England (VT, MA, wherever the office is located), anyway?

This whole thing stinks of making an operation look much bigger than it is. But they got a lot of money from hashlets, and then from selling the premine/stake output. I'm pretty sure in the millions. If they're out of cash, which is another hunch, they must have paid themselves some pretty high salaries.

when GAW finally goes down and stays down like a little bitch its suppose to, we hopefully get some juicy info

whats the liability with NDA's when a company goes bankrupt?

[ZiG]

Josh & Co punking people with this same 7,000 XPY buy bid over and over. "See! Lots of support @ .0040!! Buy NOW!" You see that thing get pulled after some fool puts up a big buy and they get ready to dump & gobble.

+1 ...it is the "carrot" of FAKE support...just a quote under the FOOLS...

Homero is a SELLER ...not a "BUYER", idiots...Capisco...

ZiG

[Paul Revere]

Man, the GAW faithful are taking a vicious beating ass raping this morning, Josh & Co are not satisfied with just ass reaming them, they insist on giving them a Dirty Sanchez.



They keep suckering ~1,000-2,000 XPY Buy bids using the big 7,000 Buy Bid carrot, and then pulling away the carrot and snapping them up. Surely there must be a bottom to the pockets of these idiot's?

[not.you]

Bitcoinwisdom needs to fix that stupid manipulation that changes the color of the candle.

[Paul Revere]

Bitcoinwisdom needs to fix that stupid manipulation that changes the color of the candle.

Definitely. Doesn't always work, but you see a bot buy right after most huge dumps and many times it will make it look like a buy.



$1,000 to move the market of a coin 10%?? LMAO, this is a $12,000,000 coin for suuuure!



There are going to be some severe ass reamings handed to people today. Any bets on where it will settle today after this pump frenzy? .0030?

[ZiG]

Bitcoinwisdom needs to fix that stupid manipulation that changes the color of the candle.

Definitely. Doesn't always work, but you see a bot buy right after most huge dumps and many times it will make it look like a buy.



$1,000 to move the market of a coin 10%?? LMAO, this is a $12,000,000 coin for suuuure!



There are going to be some severe ass reamings handed to people today. Any bets on where it will settle today after this pump frenzy? .0030?

LOL...it is a good one...

ZiG

[Paul Revere]

These HT "investors" are a special breed.   https://hashtalk.org/topic/31731/starting-today-i-will-be-buying-xpy-everyday/29

[IanDeMartino]

Hi everyone, working on a story about everyone's favorite coin.


So, you all probably know Josh "burned" some coins through a transaction fee. The whitepaper as most of you probably know, states that Orion Controllers will get fees from transactions. People on hashtalk say that never got implemented and so the coins were destroyed.

I've been looking over their github, but I'm not a programmer and am a little over my head, really driving home the fact that I need to take a crash course on this kind of stuff. Common sense and following variables can only get you so far. Can anyone find me the relevant section in the github that proves what happens to Tx fees either way? I'll give your twitter or BTT account (or whatever account) a shout out in the article if you would like.

Thanks.

Edit: grammar

[CanInvest]

I never cease to be amazed at how effing clueless the "investors" on HT are.

https://i.imgur.com/KERu5Lv.jpg

Hello! McFly! that 5,000 Buy wall @ .0040 went into Josh's pocket ya fucking moron!
https://hashtalk.org/topic/31732/hold-on-to-your-hats-boys-and-girls-the-5000-buy-order-0-004-has-vanished

Well, if you check what this guy posts...... he is betting it is going to dust, but still playing along and entertertained by HT.
He is always saying to any one that wants to buy that it is probably not the best idea.....

[MOB]

Yes, I am a little leery about these transaction fees being truly lost, but at this point, what does it really matter? This is such a shitshow every way you look at it.

[GAW]

Hi everyone, working on a story about everyone's favorite coin.


So, you all probably know Josh "burned" some coins through a transaction fee. The whitepaper as most of you probably know, states that Orion Controllers will get fees from transactions. People on hashtalk say that never got implemented but was destroyed.

I've been looking over their github, but I'm not a programmer and am a little over my head, really driving home the fact that I need to take a crash course on this kind of stuff. Common sense and following variables only get you so far. Can anyone find me the relevant section in the github that proves what happens to Tx fees either way? I'll give your twitter or BTT account (or whatever account) a shout out in the article if you would like.

Thanks.

No one help him.

[not.you]

Hi everyone, working on a story about everyone's favorite coin.


So, you all probably know Josh "burned" some coins through a transaction fee. The whitepaper as most of you probably know, states that Orion Controllers will get fees from transactions. People on hashtalk say that never got implemented and so the coins were destroyed.

I've been looking over their github, but I'm not a programmer and am a little over my head, really driving home the fact that I need to take a crash course on this kind of stuff. Common sense and following variables can only get you so far. Can anyone find me the relevant section in the github that proves what happens to Tx fees either way? I'll give your twitter or BTT account (or whatever account) a shout out in the article if you would like.

Thanks.

Edit: grammar

I think you want vancefox.  He seemed to have a handle on what the code was doing.

[kken01]

the amount is so little vs interest rate. why even bother. it makes no dent either way