Please explain to me how using a cloud service (which is what was suspected) is abusing the algo?
We didn't take "months", it was 2 months max from realising there was a big miner earning a lot to us implementing the new mining alogirthm, Please don;t quote me on that "2 months" as I am not as obsessive about times as you.
"One of your marketing admin even acknowledged that an immediate action was not taken" - if you are referring to me, no, we didn't take "immediate" action in from of everyone's eyes, rather discussed between the dev's what course of action should we have taken, discussed with the public discord, wrote new code, tested code, rolled out code, bug fixed code.
Jesus you are relentless in your BS statements, get a life rather than blame us for your early investment that went south.
I used to have sympathy for you, but reading a lot of your previous posts, it seems you consistently accuse dev teams of "poor management" when something happens that you don't agree with or is not favourable.
I ask you, would you like some cheese with that whine?
We didn't take "months", it was 2 months max Please don;t quote me on that "2 months" Jesus you are relentless in your BS statements, get a life rather than blame us for your early investment that went south!!!!!!
All we asked for, was a proactive approach to protect your early investor (yes those ppl that believed in you from the start) similar to what monero admin did when it was confirmed that an asic miner which would have killed the coin value was about to be released. Rather the admin took their sweet time coming up with a decision while a lone individual gained over 50% control of the hashrate in a decentralized project and earned enough to dump the coin from a solid stable price of 1k to 200sat. Also this individual gained enough coins to guarantee that he will control the value of the coin for a really long time( i wonder if that would have been the case if the admin had their own finance actually invested in the project, would they have been comfortable taking their time to come to a decision while they watch their fund squander to nothing) In any other sphere but crypto, this guys will be investigated for collusion
Also keep in mind that the unknown exchange they were shilling and leading investors too, ended up pulling an exit scam and there is currently 2 million coin waiting to be dumped on the market. Doesn't help that you Mr overlode is fostering other attempts on discord that might recreate the same scenario under some bs freedom of speech act.
So yeah no matter how irritated you might be from my post, its nothing compared to how those "get a life" early investors felt watching their investment wither to nothing. Not due to an organic dump but mostly due to a sole acct that achieved the feat due to lack of action from the admin.
Like i already mentioned, you can easily block my acct so you don't have to see my message anymore, that's the only power you have on this forum. This is not discord where you guys can ban anyone that state negative but truthful comment about the project.
Be my guest and provide the community on BTCT with actual solid hard proof that we did nothing instead of what YOU believe happened.
"but truthful comment about the project." - truth in your eyes without any proof.
And your comment about me "fostering" other attempts at getting exchanges recognised, how do you think HitBTC started out, Cryptopia, Binance, all the others, and those discussions were in a channel specifically designed for those particular type of discussions.
You carry on thinking we did nothing, had nothing to lose, I suppose our time invested into the project and the community was also false?
You say we would be investigated for "collusion", in the "real world" you could be charged with libel and harassment, so who's the better person here?
Things go wrong, it's a fact of life. But your relentless blame game is simply unfounded and your own opinion.
Finally, "abuse of algo" - completely made up allegation because someone gained high hash rates via cloud instances, whether legally or not, we can't prove how these miners (and yes I mean plural) got their hashing speeds so high, but I myself could spin up over 1 m/h of GPU if I wanted to, completely and utterly legitimately, does that mean I am "abusing the algo"?
Keep bumping this post, keep spouting your opinions, you aren't going to stop ARO, we will continue to concentrate our efforts on making the project a strong and sensible option, no matter what you say.