I have read your posts, including the part where you say that you are not planning to release anything yet. Fair enough.
What I meant was a honest invitation, if you read it again, to work with the original Bitcoin rather than clones. It is not per se a judgement of value against alt coins, but if you want to learn more about cryptos as you say, why would you use a copy/clone instead of the original? Just because of scrypt? That may be the point but it's wasn't obvious from my PoV
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If you're trying to bring a scrypt-alternate to the market, it's easy, do the following:
1)Open command prompt
2)type "format c: /u" without the parenthesis
3)shut down the computer
4)find a tall building and gain access to the roof (don't forget your computer)
5)throw the computer off of the building
6)observe how the computer turns into many irregularly shaped pieces after impact
7)choke yourself
1)Open command prompt
2)type "format c: /u" without the parenthesis
3)shut down the computer
4)find a tall building and gain access to the roof (don't forget your computer)
5)throw the computer off of the building
6)observe how the computer turns into many irregularly shaped pieces after impact
7)choke yourself
lol
http://coincreator.net/
The service is simple to use and their customer service is great, I would recommend them to anyone that wants to launch a scrypt coin. there are more expensive routes to paying for a coin creation, I have not had the chance to use them and have no clue what they really offer.
The service is simple to use and their customer service is great, I would recommend them to anyone that wants to launch a scrypt coin. there are more expensive routes to paying for a coin creation, I have not had the chance to use them and have no clue what they really offer.
If you're just genuinely curious, google "litecoin source code" and get to dissecting.
If you're trying to bring a scrypt-alternate to the market, it's easy, do the following:
1)Open command prompt
2)type "format c: /u" without the parenthesis
3)shut down the computer
4)find a tall building and gain access to the roof (don't forget your computer)
5)throw the computer off of the building
6)observe how the computer turns into many irregularly shaped pieces after impact
7)choke yourself
If you're trying to bring a scrypt-alternate to the market, it's easy, do the following:
1)Open command prompt
2)type "format c: /u" without the parenthesis
3)shut down the computer
4)find a tall building and gain access to the roof (don't forget your computer)
5)throw the computer off of the building
6)observe how the computer turns into many irregularly shaped pieces after impact
7)choke yourself
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