Topic: [ANN] Aphrodite Coin [APH] boost of Cyprus economy - Coinmarketcap position 5 ! - page 35. (Read 83207 times)
March 17, 2014, 08:18:04 PM
After my colossal crap trading the last few days I am carefully trading 3-5 APHROS at a time, bought and sold earned a little profit and hoping to earn enough to buy one or APHRO with profits and let the whales take them to the Pleiades and maybe I might recover my losses with Spain coin lol.
March 17, 2014, 07:35:25 PM
I'm supporting it , and i wish a lot of others will follow.
Happy mining
Happy mining
March 17, 2014, 07:14:40 PM
Ok , so we will have 200 coins , then 12000 region coins , and then 1 mil village coins.
That will help a lot.
That will help a lot.
much to trade, i like that
and we boost the awareness of cryptocurrencies on the way - nice! 
March 17, 2014, 06:57:04 PM
In case you didn't read the Wall Street Journal article that i linked earlier, here ya go (the part referring to another scam coin):
wow that wsj article is really thought-out and totally right, im convinced now its better to sell my aphroditecoins and my bitcoins too its all a scam... NOT
STOP trolling Bakounin...
i like the idea of country coin....
they gain value like no other and with so many country
so many coins to come...
Ok , so we will have 200 coins , then 12000 region coins , and then 1 mil village coins.
That will help a lot.
March 17, 2014, 06:53:27 PM
In case you didn't read the Wall Street Journal article that i linked earlier, here ya go (the part referring to another scam coin):
wow that wsj article is really thought-out and totally right, im convinced now its better to sell my aphroditecoins and my bitcoins too its all a scam... NOT
STOP trolling Bakounin...
i like the idea of country coin....
they gain value like no other and with so many country
so many coins to come...
March 17, 2014, 06:51:03 PM
In case you didn't read the Wall Street Journal article that i linked earlier, here ya go (the part referring to another scam coin):
"
- Cyprus too? A PR Newswire press release announced today the creation in Cyprus of “aphroditecoin,” an idea that seemed based on the auroracoin, which is being distributed to every one of Iceland’s 330,000 citizens and which has soared in price since its launch two weeks ago. Some 885,000 Cypriots will similarly get an “airdrop” of “aphroditecoins,” the press release said. It also claimed that the reaction in the nation – which, like Iceland, has gone through its own financial crisis — was “concordantly positive.”
But when we looked into it, odd things emerged. We dialed the number for someone listed as “Costa Themistocleus” and were told it was a wrong number. We then went to the Aphroditecoin.org web site and discovered that it was based off a carbon copy of the auroracoin.org site, with large sections of its front-page manifesto by “Costa Themistocleus” lifted directly from that of Baldur Friggjar Odinsson, the pseudonymous creator of auroracoin.
So, we found the only email on the site, one used as a pitch for developers to help out – [email protected] – and it bounced. Then we noticed something else: unlike auroracoin.org, which has a button with which to toggle between English and Icelandic, there was no option to read about this project in Greek or Turkish.
This all seemed like a pretty good reason not to hit the software download buttons on the home page. Until we hear back from “Mr. Themistocleus,” we don’t think anyone else should do so, either.
"
There is no such thing as bad publicity they says ... !
"
- Cyprus too? A PR Newswire press release announced today the creation in Cyprus of “aphroditecoin,” an idea that seemed based on the auroracoin, which is being distributed to every one of Iceland’s 330,000 citizens and which has soared in price since its launch two weeks ago. Some 885,000 Cypriots will similarly get an “airdrop” of “aphroditecoins,” the press release said. It also claimed that the reaction in the nation – which, like Iceland, has gone through its own financial crisis — was “concordantly positive.”
But when we looked into it, odd things emerged. We dialed the number for someone listed as “Costa Themistocleus” and were told it was a wrong number. We then went to the Aphroditecoin.org web site and discovered that it was based off a carbon copy of the auroracoin.org site, with large sections of its front-page manifesto by “Costa Themistocleus” lifted directly from that of Baldur Friggjar Odinsson, the pseudonymous creator of auroracoin.
So, we found the only email on the site, one used as a pitch for developers to help out – [email protected] – and it bounced. Then we noticed something else: unlike auroracoin.org, which has a button with which to toggle between English and Icelandic, there was no option to read about this project in Greek or Turkish.
This all seemed like a pretty good reason not to hit the software download buttons on the home page. Until we hear back from “Mr. Themistocleus,” we don’t think anyone else should do so, either.
"
There is no such thing as bad publicity they says ... !
Share the link AGAIN please.
March 17, 2014, 06:44:44 PM
In case you didn't read the Wall Street Journal article that i linked earlier, here ya go (the part referring to another scam coin):
wow that wsj article is really thought-out and totally right, im convinced now its better to sell my aphroditecoins and my bitcoins too its all a scam... NOT
STOP trolling Bakounin...
March 17, 2014, 06:10:21 PM
I can't get my coins out of aph.520cn.com pool, tried both auto and manual payouts.
Did anyone experienced any similar issue with this pool recently?
Did anyone experienced any similar issue with this pool recently?
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try our pool, it works ,-)
Can you please adjust minimum payout? 5 APH takes 24 hours or more to mine for 4-5Mh/s hash.
Ill look into it.
Please adjust it even lower. 1 APH takes 24hrs of mining at 750 kh/s. You must then suffer the indignity of a 0.1 APH withdrawal fee (10%). By the time you have enough to sell on the market the bubble will have burst. Small miners get really screwed over.
March 17, 2014, 05:53:22 PM
Can you please adjust minimum payout? 5 APH takes 24 hours or more to mine for 4-5Mh/s hash.
Ill look into it.
Please adjust it even lower. 1 APH takes 24hrs of mining at 750 kh/s. You must then suffer the indignity of a 0.1 APH withdrawal fee (10%). By the time you have enough to sell on the market the bubble will have burst. Small miners get really screwed over.
Edit: Removed a quote for clarity.
March 17, 2014, 05:48:25 PM
In case you didn't read the Wall Street Journal article that i linked earlier, here ya go (the part referring to another scam coin):
"
- Cyprus too? A PR Newswire press release announced today the creation in Cyprus of “aphroditecoin,” an idea that seemed based on the auroracoin, which is being distributed to every one of Iceland’s 330,000 citizens and which has soared in price since its launch two weeks ago. Some 885,000 Cypriots will similarly get an “airdrop” of “aphroditecoins,” the press release said. It also claimed that the reaction in the nation – which, like Iceland, has gone through its own financial crisis — was “concordantly positive.”
But when we looked into it, odd things emerged. We dialed the number for someone listed as “Costa Themistocleus” and were told it was a wrong number. We then went to the Aphroditecoin.org web site and discovered that it was based off a carbon copy of the auroracoin.org site, with large sections of its front-page manifesto by “Costa Themistocleus” lifted directly from that of Baldur Friggjar Odinsson, the pseudonymous creator of auroracoin.
So, we found the only email on the site, one used as a pitch for developers to help out – [email protected] – and it bounced. Then we noticed something else: unlike auroracoin.org, which has a button with which to toggle between English and Icelandic, there was no option to read about this project in Greek or Turkish.
This all seemed like a pretty good reason not to hit the software download buttons on the home page. Until we hear back from “Mr. Themistocleus,” we don’t think anyone else should do so, either.
"
There is no such thing as bad publicity they says ... !
"
- Cyprus too? A PR Newswire press release announced today the creation in Cyprus of “aphroditecoin,” an idea that seemed based on the auroracoin, which is being distributed to every one of Iceland’s 330,000 citizens and which has soared in price since its launch two weeks ago. Some 885,000 Cypriots will similarly get an “airdrop” of “aphroditecoins,” the press release said. It also claimed that the reaction in the nation – which, like Iceland, has gone through its own financial crisis — was “concordantly positive.”
But when we looked into it, odd things emerged. We dialed the number for someone listed as “Costa Themistocleus” and were told it was a wrong number. We then went to the Aphroditecoin.org web site and discovered that it was based off a carbon copy of the auroracoin.org site, with large sections of its front-page manifesto by “Costa Themistocleus” lifted directly from that of Baldur Friggjar Odinsson, the pseudonymous creator of auroracoin.
So, we found the only email on the site, one used as a pitch for developers to help out – [email protected] – and it bounced. Then we noticed something else: unlike auroracoin.org, which has a button with which to toggle between English and Icelandic, there was no option to read about this project in Greek or Turkish.
This all seemed like a pretty good reason not to hit the software download buttons on the home page. Until we hear back from “Mr. Themistocleus,” we don’t think anyone else should do so, either.
"
There is no such thing as bad publicity they says ... !
March 17, 2014, 05:46:46 PM
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March 17, 2014, 05:28:09 PM
What is your plan Bakounin?
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
You are funny
Mr. IFightForMerkelgo to your scamcoin and give the Cyprus people a chance.
If i gave you the impression that i was trying to promote a specific coin, my bad !I just tryed to emphasize that supporting pure scam clones hurts all the crypto-currencies!
Gia tous ellinokyprious filous pou ntemek endiaferonte gia tin Kypro mesw aytis tis aidias, exw na pw sovareuteite ! Min ksexnate pws den tha sas dothoune polles eukairies na parousiasete ston kosmo ta cryptonomismata (pou pragmatika pisteuw oti boroune na apotelesoune meros enos enallaktikou systimatos kai gia tin Kypro kai gia olo ton kosmo).
An i prwti tous epafi me ta cryptonomismata einai mia kakostimeni apati tote distixos "Klafta Xaralampe" !
March 17, 2014, 05:09:03 PM
I send a request, hope it will be added in a few minutes.
I send a request, hope it will be added in a few minutes.
A few minutes ? It takes sometimes even days! Gliss is not doing this as a full time job.
When it goes good we are in 7 hours added.
Tomorrow will be a big day for this coin.
March 17, 2014, 04:37:15 PM
I believe that this coin rise 10-80 times in 24-48 hours after hit coinmarketcap.
March 17, 2014, 04:19:00 PM
14 coins is good.The coin is awesome.We should make the things happen.I'm here to help with what I can and lets we all make this coin great.
March 17, 2014, 04:06:49 PM
What is your plan Bakounin?
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
1. auroracoin is the biggest scam coin.
2. Households with access to a computer at home in Cyprus 62% in 2012, in 2013 over 65% and it grow
http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/153268/umfrage/anteil-der-haushalte-mit-internetzugang-in-europa/
3. and you dont need a computer to trade so the 65% are wrong, it is maybe over 80%
go to your scamcoin and give the Cyprus people a chance.
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
1. auroracoin is the biggest scam coin.
2. Households with access to a computer at home in Cyprus 62% in 2012, in 2013 over 65% and it grow
http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/153268/umfrage/anteil-der-haushalte-mit-internetzugang-in-europa/
3. and you dont need a computer to trade so the 65% are wrong, it is maybe over 80%
go to your scamcoin and give the Cyprus people a chance.
Happy to see someone supporting Aphrodite coin. By the way i'm Cypriot and i have been spreading the word to my friends and everyone i know about this coin. I have to admit that most Cypriots don't know anything about Cryptocurrencies, but my friends and i do. I personaly can't wait till 21 April for this coin to be "airdroppped" and curious at the same time to see how the dev would do it. I have been mining this coin since launch but i only mined about 14 coins, since my rig sucks
. If someone wants to donate some Aphrodite coin to me, please do abv1euP7ViCLzSHkBKnP9AcCnMAwvmbVFzI know that most people won't, but i understand that simply by mining this coin you are helping us a lot and i'm happy to see the coin doing so well.
March 17, 2014, 03:29:40 PM
What is your plan Bakounin?
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
1. auroracoin is the biggest scam coin.
2. Households with access to a computer at home in Cyprus 62% in 2012, in 2013 over 65% and it grow
http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/153268/umfrage/anteil-der-haushalte-mit-internetzugang-in-europa/
3. and you dont need a computer to trade so the 65% are wrong, it is maybe over 80%
go to your scamcoin and give the Cyprus people a chance.
You will destroy the future and live of cyprus people?
With this coin they have a chance, for a better live, maybe get a job? or be rich? who knows?
1. auroracoin is the biggest scam coin.
2. Households with access to a computer at home in Cyprus 62% in 2012, in 2013 over 65% and it grow
http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/153268/umfrage/anteil-der-haushalte-mit-internetzugang-in-europa/
3. and you dont need a computer to trade so the 65% are wrong, it is maybe over 80%
go to your scamcoin and give the Cyprus people a chance.
March 17, 2014, 03:25:49 PM
Stop troll please.The coins is for the people in Cyprus.Don't stay on road please.
March 17, 2014, 03:12:20 PM
For the love of GOD (insert whatever you like/believe here), why are you creating entropy for some shitty clones like these.
[Suspicious link removed]j.com/moneybeat/2014/03/11/bitbeat-bitcoin-is-risky-in-case-you-didnt-know/
The end result by supporting all these scams (i assume that most of the people know that these are scams and just doing it for the promise/perspective of some quick money)
is that you are hurting the crypto-currency scene badly. You are creating a potential that attracts a lot of, barely half-brain functioning, scamers to fill the scene with these type of shitty clones. It's just sad ...!
There are tons of fair coins, some with very interesting NEW features ! Support the innovation, the protocol, the whole crypto-idea...
and help cleaning the scum that has build up in the crypto-scene !!!
To the dev:
The auroracoin, from where you just copied everything (even the website) has/had some realistic bases for success, such as:
Households with access to a computer at home , 2000-2010
1. Iceland (93.1 %)
...
x. Greece (53.4 %)
y. Turkey (44.2 %)
where Cyprus is probably somewhere between x and y.
OECD, ICT Database and Eurostat, 2011
So, my dear greekcypriot patriot Costas (if your name is even real), if you want to help your country,
you can start by offering some free computer lessons in your neighborhood...
[Suspicious link removed]j.com/moneybeat/2014/03/11/bitbeat-bitcoin-is-risky-in-case-you-didnt-know/
The end result by supporting all these scams (i assume that most of the people know that these are scams and just doing it for the promise/perspective of some quick money)
is that you are hurting the crypto-currency scene badly. You are creating a potential that attracts a lot of, barely half-brain functioning, scamers to fill the scene with these type of shitty clones. It's just sad ...!
There are tons of fair coins, some with very interesting NEW features ! Support the innovation, the protocol, the whole crypto-idea...
and help cleaning the scum that has build up in the crypto-scene !!!
To the dev:
The auroracoin, from where you just copied everything (even the website) has/had some realistic bases for success, such as:
Households with access to a computer at home , 2000-2010
1. Iceland (93.1 %)
...
x. Greece (53.4 %)
y. Turkey (44.2 %)
where Cyprus is probably somewhere between x and y.
OECD, ICT Database and Eurostat, 2011
So, my dear greekcypriot patriot Costas (if your name is even real), if you want to help your country,
you can start by offering some free computer lessons in your neighborhood...
March 17, 2014, 01:56:37 PM
I send a request, hope it will be added in a few minutes.
I send a request, hope it will be added in a few minutes.
A few minutes ? It takes sometimes even days! Gliss is not doing this as a full time job.
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