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

[bitillionaire]

Another gem for the museum:

[1714686871]

1714686871

[1714686871]

1714686871

[1714686871]

1714686871

[1714686871]

1714686871

[TheIZS]

Another gem for the museum:

That's the new math Garbozo invented while smashing up a nice blue crystal of MEthyMeTH.

[Paul Revere]

Another gem for the museum:

And recently "acquired" by BTCLend, run by Cmilian, the dumbest lender on the planet that accepts Paycoin as "collateral" , but does not actually take possession of this collateral that will likely be worth half what it was when the loan was made by the time the loan is due. Pure genius, it is like taking fresh fish as "collateral". Perhaps the XPYstaker Ponzi site will actually give them some positive cashflow until that Ponzi reaches the cut and run stage.

https://hashtalk.org/topic/35032/latest-news-btclend-acquires-xpystaker-com

[Crestington]

Another gem for the museum:

That's the new math Garbozo invented while smashing up a nice blue crystal of MEthyMeTH.

I heard something about this, is it a rumour or some fact behind this?

[AskPRODIGI]

Some interesting insight into how much of an asshole Jonah Dorman is:


https://forum.gethashing.com/t/xpy-paycoin-discussion-teamxpy/1559/2283

Enjoy...

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/watchlist-gawminers-paybase-zencloud/67/2562

[bitpop]

There's a rumor Homero is royalty, MrKing.



cyberdexter
not important
12h
If one of you gets bored.. go dig up the g-hangout video recorded just before Hasher's United. In that session JG talked about how GAW was developing their own chip and he picked up something from the table, held it up and flipped it back onto the table. It was around the time when JG kept saying that GAW had it with the manufacturers and suppliers and that they would produce their own hardware moving forward. Not part of the VB story though.

That "something" was one of the Hashlet gift cards GAW gave out at their booth during the convention.

[Crestington]

Some interesting insight into how much of an asshole Jonah Dorman is:


https://forum.gethashing.com/t/xpy-paycoin-discussion-teamxpy/1559/2283

Enjoy...

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/watchlist-gawminers-paybase-zencloud/67/2562

Ok I have a challenge for you guys, how will this all end? what do you see as the final chapter of PayCoin, will it thrive or will it die? lets see if we can come up with some creative stories!

[Unacceptable]

Some interesting insight into how much of an asshole Jonah Dorman is:


https://forum.gethashing.com/t/xpy-paycoin-discussion-teamxpy/1559/2283

Enjoy...

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/watchlist-gawminers-paybase-zencloud/67/2562

Ok I have a challenge for you guys, how will this all end? what do you see as the final chapter of PayCoin, will it thrive or will it die? lets see if we can come up with some creative stories!

[m3]

I own btcfeed.net and after publishing articles about paycoin in the past we have been mysteriously hit with a DDOS attack shortly after. We decided to stop reporting about paycoin because we didnt want to loose traffic from the ddos that followed. I salute cryptocoinsnews for standing up against this scum and we will soon be publishing an additional report about gawceo and paycoin.

[cryptodevil]

So, now the story with the Paycoin.com "hack" is that the coins moved to exchanges, and it just so happens that most (all?) of the hacked wallets were the people running the exchange, and now the coins have been replaced with "foundation coins". And, everyone else had their funds (BTC and XPY locked up for over a week. WTF? What kind of a nincompoop would believe such bullshit?




My inner Columbo says that this was likely an inside job, stealing coins from the foundation and having the added bonus of locking everyone elses funds up so they are not competition as they are dumped on exchanges, and of course there is the very real possibility of doing some naked shorting with the clients coins and replacing them with coins repurchased at lower value after dumping them, pocketing the difference.

WWJD?

So let me get this right, Sciborg , from TeamXPY is saying that the TeamXPY wallet balances were sent to exchanges, presumably dumped, then TeamXPY get their balances topped back up for free with 'foundation' coins, you know, to make up for their unfortunate loss and when another forum member asks for the txid info etc. to show the details of how everything went down, they are basically told,"because shut up! That's why!."

Nothing suspicious about 'TeamXPY' at all, no sir, nope all is fine and dandy in 'TeamXPY' land. in fact they are so on the ball and busy saving the Xpy community from all the bad people, the 'others', they were able to immediately credit all the TeamXPY account balances with the amount that was 'hacked' from all the TeamXPY accounts and, in doing so, the 'people' were saved.

All hail the TeamXPY saviours of the Paycoin faithful.

Tx id you say? FUDDER FUDDER FUDDER, shut him down now!

[capsqrl]

I own btcfeed.net and after publishing articles about paycoin in the past we have been mysteriously hit with a DDOS attack shortly after. We decided to stop reporting about paycoin because we didnt want to loose traffic from the ddos that followed. I salute cryptocoinsnews for standing up against this scum and we will soon be publishing an additional report about gawceo and paycoin.

Are you serious? Just this Friday, one of your most prolific writers offered Garza to write a positive review of CoinStand on BTCFeed "to rebuild the trust".

[Crestington]

So, now the story with the Paycoin.com "hack" is that the coins moved to exchanges, and it just so happens that most (all?) of the hacked wallets were the people running the exchange, and now the coins have been replaced with "foundation coins". And, everyone else had their funds (BTC and XPY locked up for over a week. WTF? What kind of a nincompoop would believe such bullshit?




My inner Columbo says that this was likely an inside job, stealing coins from the foundation and having the added bonus of locking everyone elses funds up so they are not competition as they are dumped on exchanges, and of course there is the very real possibility of doing some naked shorting with the clients coins and replacing them with coins repurchased at lower value after dumping them, pocketing the difference.

WWJD?

So let me get this right, Sciborg , from TeamXPY is saying that the TeamXPY wallet balances were sent to exchanges, presumably dumped, then TeamXPY get their balances topped back up for free with 'foundation' coins, you know, to make up for their unfortunate loss and when another forum member asks for the txid info etc. to show the details of how everything went down, they are basically told,"because shut up! That's why!."

Nothing suspicious about 'TeamXPY' at all, no sir, nope all is fine and dandy in 'TeamXPY' land. in fact they are so on the ball and busy saving the Xpy community from all the bad people, the 'others', they were able to immediately credit all the TeamXPY account balances with the amount that was 'hacked' from all the TeamXPY accounts and, in doing so, the 'people' were saved.

All hail the TeamXPY saviours of the Paycoin faithful.

Tx id you say? FUDDER FUDDER FUDDER, shut him down now!

The nonexistent TXid's was the first thing I noticed and pointed it out several times because I also know that there are many hashtalkers who lurk here as well.

Why are TXid's important?

In the BTER hack last month they released the information of the stolen funds for everyone to see, this allows for the amount and the ability to trace the path of the funds and ultimately the person responsible.

If PayCoin.com was hacked and Coins were in fact stolen, then you would want to show the amounts and the TXid's of the transactions for transparency and traceability to allow as many people as possible to uncover the identity of the hacker. The first red flag I saw was that they only stated a small amount was taken, and then when people asked about how much it was there was question dodging with some saying "oh my coins are gone (but how much??)" and then stating "oh now it's back" but never any statement as to how much anyone actually lost.

It should have been easy to provide the TXid's and amounts but if it was an inside job then it would prove that, however the TXid's don't actually need to be given, you can take the time of the post of the "hack" and look through the Blockchain ledger and find the transactions that went to Cryptsy (as all other Coins are locked up, and no one has local wallets) and trace it back to it's origin.

[rawbot]

Why are TXid's important?

In the BTER hack last month they released the information of the stolen funds for everyone to see, this allows for the amount and the ability to trace the path of the funds and ultimately the person responsible.

If PayCoin.com was hacked and Coins were in fact stolen, then you would want to show the amounts and the TXid's of the transactions for transparency and traceability to allow as many people as possible to uncover the identity of the hacker. The first red flag I saw was that they only stated a small amount was taken, and then when people asked about how much it was there was question dodging with some saying "oh my coins are gone (but how much??)" and then stating "oh now it's back" but never any statement as to how much anyone actually lost.

It should have been easy to provide the TXid's and amounts but if it was an inside job then it would prove that, however the TXid's don't actually need to be given, you can take the time of the post of the "hack" and look through the Blockchain ledger and find the transactions that went to Cryptsy (as all other Coins are locked up, and no one has local wallets) and trace it back to it's origin.

I guess the turd doesn't fall far from the ass.  TeamXPY is every bit as corrupt, censoring, two faced as Josh Garza ever was.

[Crestington]

Why are TXid's important?

In the BTER hack last month they released the information of the stolen funds for everyone to see, this allows for the amount and the ability to trace the path of the funds and ultimately the person responsible.

If PayCoin.com was hacked and Coins were in fact stolen, then you would want to show the amounts and the TXid's of the transactions for transparency and traceability to allow as many people as possible to uncover the identity of the hacker. The first red flag I saw was that they only stated a small amount was taken, and then when people asked about how much it was there was question dodging with some saying "oh my coins are gone (but how much??)" and then stating "oh now it's back" but never any statement as to how much anyone actually lost.

It should have been easy to provide the TXid's and amounts but if it was an inside job then it would prove that, however the TXid's don't actually need to be given, you can take the time of the post of the "hack" and look through the Blockchain ledger and find the transactions that went to Cryptsy (as all other Coins are locked up, and no one has local wallets) and trace it back to it's origin.

I guess the turd doesn't fall far from the ass.  TeamXPY is every bit as corrupt, censoring, two faced as Josh Garza ever was.

So the security breach post was made March 25th at 2pm which would make the hack happen between Blocks 114500 (March 25th, 5am) to  Block 115500 (March 26th, 6am) as a rough determination, it shouldn't be that difficult to check through 1000 Blocks and find out how much was taken.

[waterpile]

I would thank GAW for ripping me off, I wish my $150 would make you rich and you don't need to run your business and to put up a new scam biz..

[Boston_G]

So I was looking st the coinfire article with the Search Warrant on it and something just doesn't look right.  I found this download http://www.uscourts.gov/uscourts/FormsAndFees/Forms/AO093.pdf and noticed that all the fill it in yourself boxes are the ones that are redacted. Maybe because they contained important info, or maybe they contained nothing.

I think this needs a little more investigation as anyone could have downloaded and filled this out.  Plus, it is and Under Seal document, which 1, is illegal to "leak" and 2, a person that publishes leaked information that clearly states "Under Seal" can be prosecuted.  I say can, because I have looked up a few cases of journalists getting fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for doing just that.  

I'm not sticking up for GAW by any means, but as I said this document doesn't seem right to me.  

To be fair I dosclose that I do have some (very little) paycoin, not enough that it's going to break me if it fails or make me rich if it succeeds.  For now I am just riding this wave and enjoying it from both sides, but mainly this side.

[torelle]

So I was looking st the coinfire article with the Search Warrant on it and something just doesn't look right.  I found this download http://www.uscourts.gov/uscourts/FormsAndFees/Forms/AO093.pdf and noticed that all the fill it in yourself boxes are the ones that are redacted. Maybe because they contained important info, or maybe they contained nothing.

I think this needs a little more investigation as anyone could have downloaded and filled this out.  Plus, it is and Under Seal document, which 1, is illegal to "leak" and 2, a person that publishes leaked information that clearly states "Under Seal" can be prosecuted.  I say can, because I have looked up a few cases of journalists getting fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for doing just that.  

I'm not sticking up for GAW by any means, but as I said this document doesn't seem right to me.  

To be fair I dosclose that I do have some (very little) paycoin, not enough that it's going to break me if it fails or make me rich if it succeeds.  For now I am just riding this wave and enjoying it from both sides, but mainly this side.

That is the problem with leaking evidence like this. They need to protect their sources and also redact information that may jeopardise the investigation.

As with anything on the internet, it is up to you whether to believe it or not. Only time will tell if they are right.

I choose to believe they are displaying true evidence, based on their record for being right, concernng previous "SEC allegations"

[Crestington]

Man, check this out

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/block.dws?113807.htm

20,000 XPY generated in a single Proof of Stake Block! 60,000 generated over 3 consecutive Blocks!!

[Franz_Huber]

Man, check this out

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/block.dws?113807.htm

20,000 XPY generated in a single Proof of Stake Block! 60,000 generated over 3 consecutive Blocks!!

Are the GAWngsters in jail already?
(Edit: GAWngsters includes TeamXPY / the Paycoin "foundation")

[GAW_DUMP_ANALYSIS]

Some interesting insight into how much of an asshole Jonah Dorman is:


https://forum.gethashing.com/t/xpy-paycoin-discussion-teamxpy/1559/2283

Enjoy...

https://forum.gethashing.com/t/watchlist-gawminers-paybase-zencloud/67/2562

You, I like you. Way to stand up to Homero.