Topic: [ANN] DERO: DAG + Cryptonote + Bulletproofs + SSL + POW + Smart Contracts - page 22. (Read 123190 times)

Nope, I am on Discord and reading all your shit posts but since you are banned I posted it here. I am long time here just not on btc talk.

Honestly, if Captain want to do scam, he will do this in smarter way not amateur like that. You exactly know how smart he is.

Yeah create a new account just to post that's smart, I have evidence independent from writing style, Captain knows what I'm talking about

Hahaha, I have strong evidence that this coin belongs to this shitty dev https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tychecash-cash-on-the-tyche-network-2910750

Check the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! at the end of his writing style

Why show it for free when I can make profit from it? What do you think I am? a newb?

If you have hard evidence show it, or GTFO because for now you are trolling and spreading FUD, sincerly you deserve your Ban, deal with it.

Grow up and come back once you'll be more mature in your head. 

This response only merits the automaton bot: beep...bloop...beep...beep

I have hard evidence that point to him, which I'll be using for my personal gain if/when any of the 2 projects gets any actual momentum

And yeah call anyone you don't like Serena/Mojo, and if I talk somewhat in a feminine way, then I must be Serena........   Ugh too many newbs in crypto these days

No, that really doesn't seem like him at all. Captain is a man of few words, to be sure, but I'm not seeing any more similarity between him and BTCN-dev as some people have claimed there is between you and Serena. Ahem.

Looks like you don't know captain good enough, I think magicsmoker does, I saw him taunting captain in this thread since january

Err, I think Capt has enough on his plate. How is this baseless assertion not just spreading 'fear, uncertainty, and doubt' about DERO? Stop trolling.

MagicSmoker, go read the post and comments in the link above and then tell me that's not captain

It is a good question but it happened with lot of successful projects in the early days.

I can try to offer a psychological explanation.  It is a known fact from psychological testing that humans perceive a "loss" of a certain fixed cost to be more painful emotionally than the same "gain" in terms of cost.  For example, experiments show that people will expend more efforts to avoid losing a bet of a certain amount than they will in attempting to win the bet for the same amount, and in general have to be offered a higher reward to balance out the potential loss even when the odds are 50/50.  This is called "loss aversion" and if you search that term online you can find out a lot more about it.

I think what we see here is potentially a "reverse loss aversion".   In practice when faced with a project like the Dero Project people see a lot of unknowns and a high potential reward if they "get on board" but also the potential for a loss if they are wrong about "getting on board".  Worse, they fear they will be "scammed" if they get on board and it turns out those fears are right, i.e. "taken for a fool".  The potential loss here is experienced as much more painful than the potential reward for "getting it right", even though the risk/reward ratio is quite low [edit: very low]

Second, a lot of people (though not everyone) see the choice of getting on board or not as a "leap of faith"; they have to have "faith" in the underlying tech or "faith" in the developer team.  In reality this should be a purely rational decision.  You do your research, look at the evidence for the soundness of the project, and make your decision based on your evidence.  This is how George Soros and Warren Buffet made their billions; not by taking "leaps of faith".  But in reality we are emotional creatures and most of us have to see our decisions in emotional terms and experience them that way, too, which makes purely rational decision-making really (really) difficult.

So what happens to those people who see the choice as a "leap of faith" but are not prepared to make that leap, for whatever reason?  Or did make the investment but have a "loss of faith" when they read misinformation or lack of information a certain way and also see prices go down (as they have done recently) but not enough of a loss of faith to simply cut their losses and move on?  Well, some (by no means all, but a small but vocal minority) feel the "closeness" of the painful outcome of making the leap and getting it wrong, and basically express that negative emotional outcome by "FUDDING" the project, that is, by making vocal their fears as a way of offsetting them, of being "right" in at least this way.  No evidence is required for this because evidence (a part of rational decision making) is entirely beside the point.  What matters is vocalising fears and validating them by having others also start vocalising them, without paying much if any attention to evidence.

In case it is not blindingly obvious, I am not endorsing ANY of this.  I am just trying to offer a psychological explanation for a phenomenon a lot of people have been asking about.  It is logical, from this perspective, that a high potential reward, even with low risk, will increase the FUD factor.

That's a damn good question. Luckily, many of us haven't been swayed by the insane level of FUD promulgated about this promising project. We realise that it's still alpha-stage and that there are bugs (both technical and social), but we see that what has been done is impressive, and the next steps are very exciting. People just need to be a little patient!

Legit questions are addressed, but trolls are ignored. Beep...bloop... beep... beep.

why so many trolls in this is topic?  

Captain, I found your other side project/scam

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annnero-bitcoin-nero-dual-algorithm-erc20asic-4693135

Giving up on DERO already?

Why not also make this one in Golang? Claim security and stuff and con some people to work for you too?

I mean if you want to scam more people at least you could have told me so I can get some profits too, instead of telling your newb board members to ban me

badgerdb flag is very fast.
I synchronized it from the first block,but It took less than a day.

thank you, but i have HDD only. maybe it take 7 days to sync complete. :-s

Well then why didn't you just say that?

That is obvious to anyone that has any experience whatsoever programming.

No, what I wanna to try to say : they are ways to hide exploits in Open Source code in plain view, not necessarily complex like a backdoor, just something to introduce a bug that could be exploited by a Malicious Actor further.