Topic: [ANN] INTENSE COIN - Blockchain backed decentralized VPN - Hybrid PoW - page 6. (Read 235822 times)
July 11, 2018, 01:59:53 PM
An hour no blocks ...
July 11, 2018, 06:39:13 AM
whatever buy 5,000,000 ITNS and hold 3 years.
Guys, see you at 2021
Guys, see you at 2021
July 11, 2018, 03:43:58 AM
whatever buy 5,000,000 ITNS and hold 3 years.
Guys, see you at 2021
Guys, see you at 2021
July 09, 2018, 03:00:55 PM
Come on ITNS team, Mysterium is launcing it's VPN node hosting for anyone in a few days!
Speed it up!
Speed it up!
Mystery has quite different problems for that. ITNS seems to me more professional. Even though the Nodes are released first at Mystery, that does not say anything about the product. I prefer to wait two months longer and have a software that works instead I publish a software which has only errors.
July 09, 2018, 12:26:53 PM
Come on ITNS team, Mysterium is launcing it's VPN node hosting for anyone in a few days!
Speed it up!
Speed it up!
July 09, 2018, 06:58:35 AM
Rather than asking strangers, it would be better for him to get right to the source to see and decide for himself if Intense is a good investment or not. He must read the Intense news updates, check the discussions in the Intense Discord and check the Intense Github if code is really being developed. No investment is foolproof, especially in crypto. For outsiders like us, I think it is more of speculation that something will come out of this project. We all know software development progress can be unpredictable at times. Only when a product is out that we can see and test if it is any good.
Except I'm not asking strangers, I'm asking a dev or one of the hundred officers to reply... As I said, I've been here since the beginning, so what is looking through news updates going to answer that I don't already know? And as for Discord, some of us have busy lives and don't seek online friends to trade memes with and send praise to a coin.
I already secured my lotto ticket payday from ITNS when it rose on hype last year, just haven't seen any reason to throw money back into it since then. And of course it's all speculation, crypto world is nothing more than the penny stock market. 99% will leave you broke if you hold long-term instead of selling on hype, while 1% has a shot to actually turn into something down the line.
And yes, software development can be unpredictable, but I figured my post pointed out that after accounting for the high priority issues that popped up... It's still well beyond the original time-frame. My thoughts for the coin soured back when the Bytecoin to Monero switch took place, as I took it to show ineptness by the team... So sure, a beta release of stuff recently helps, but I'd like to see an actual v1.0 to give me decent thoughts about the coin once again.
The devs are more active in the Discord than here in bitcointalk. Well, to be more precise, the Intense team moderators are more active in the Discord. The code developers are quite busy in the development of Intense. But they do engage in the conversation from time to time and moderators forward to them important questions by Intense supporters. If you have any dev specific questions that have not been already answered in the news updates, that's the only place to get your answers.
The Intense discord is quite different from other coin channels. Moderators are very strict in keeping discussions to Intense related only as much as possible, so that questions relating to support and Intense inquiries are not buried in unnecessary chatter. You can even share your contrary opinions, suggestions and your evaluations of their work with the Intense team and they will gladly engage in discussions as long as everything is kept civil.
If you have followed the news updates, you should already have known why the initial code release last December did not happen, or why the rebase to Monero was made, and other issues. I can't repeat them here for you since the news updates explain better what has transpired for the past several months. The Intense team explained these all and even released a road map for the year for the schedule of the activities they have planned.
Delays in any software development can happen and Intense is no exception. But tell me how many well funded crypto projects out there have delivered on time with flawless code reliability? You can even compare Intense with its peers like Mysterium and Privatix who did ICOs if they have already released a public beta. Intense did not do an ICO and we still expect so much from them.
As a "supporter" of Intense who already made his lotto ticket payday in Intense, I should find you more supportive and understanding of the Intense team's efforts. Just take a look at their Github updates if they are not busting their asses in developing Intense VPN.
Like you, many of us have been here even before Intense was listed in any exchange. Many of us made a mistake of holding through the last market peak in January and are still holding today. That's a lesson learned for many of us. Even if I have sold the rest of my other alt coins, I'm keeping Intense since I'm speculating that Intense will be a good investment. From humble beginnings with few resources, I say Intense have come a long way in terms of building a team and developing a project.
There is no justified reason to look down on Intense development even if you think the Intense team are inept. Many think otherwise. There are thousands of coin projects out there where you can invest your new found wealth courtesy of Intense coin. We on the other hand will wait for Intense.
Bitcointalk is ideal for announcements, instructions or tutorials. Not many people would like to get involved in the lengthy discussions or Q&A in discord. More importantly, the information may not be accurate there.
This is why most members are checking progress on website or GitHub.
July 09, 2018, 05:45:46 AM
Rather than asking strangers, it would be better for him to get right to the source to see and decide for himself if Intense is a good investment or not. He must read the Intense news updates, check the discussions in the Intense Discord and check the Intense Github if code is really being developed. No investment is foolproof, especially in crypto. For outsiders like us, I think it is more of speculation that something will come out of this project. We all know software development progress can be unpredictable at times. Only when a product is out that we can see and test if it is any good.
Except I'm not asking strangers, I'm asking a dev or one of the hundred officers to reply... As I said, I've been here since the beginning, so what is looking through news updates going to answer that I don't already know? And as for Discord, some of us have busy lives and don't seek online friends to trade memes with and send praise to a coin.
I already secured my lotto ticket payday from ITNS when it rose on hype last year, just haven't seen any reason to throw money back into it since then. And of course it's all speculation, crypto world is nothing more than the penny stock market. 99% will leave you broke if you hold long-term instead of selling on hype, while 1% has a shot to actually turn into something down the line.
And yes, software development can be unpredictable, but I figured my post pointed out that after accounting for the high priority issues that popped up... It's still well beyond the original time-frame. My thoughts for the coin soured back when the Bytecoin to Monero switch took place, as I took it to show ineptness by the team... So sure, a beta release of stuff recently helps, but I'd like to see an actual v1.0 to give me decent thoughts about the coin once again.
The devs are more active in the Discord than here in bitcointalk. Well, to be more precise, the Intense team moderators are more active in the Discord. The code developers are quite busy in the development of Intense. But they do engage in the conversation from time to time and moderators forward to them important questions by Intense supporters. If you have any dev specific questions that have not been already answered in the news updates, that's the only place to get your answers.
The Intense discord is quite different from other coin channels. Moderators are very strict in keeping discussions to Intense related only as much as possible, so that questions relating to support and Intense inquiries are not buried in unnecessary chatter. You can even share your contrary opinions, suggestions and your evaluations of their work with the Intense team and they will gladly engage in discussions as long as everything is kept civil.
If you have followed the news updates, you should already have known why the initial code release last December did not happen, or why the rebase to Monero was made, and other issues. I can't repeat them here for you since the news updates explain better what has transpired for the past several months. The Intense team explained these all and even released a road map for the year for the schedule of the activities they have planned.
Delays in any software development can happen and Intense is no exception. But tell me how many well funded crypto projects out there have delivered on time with flawless code reliability? You can even compare Intense with its peers like Mysterium and Privatix who did ICOs if they have already released a public beta. Intense did not do an ICO and we still expect so much from them.
As a "supporter" of Intense who already made his lotto ticket payday in Intense, I should find you more supportive and understanding of the Intense team's efforts. Just take a look at their Github updates if they are not busting their asses in developing Intense VPN.
Like you, many of us have been here even before Intense was listed in any exchange. Many of us made a mistake of holding through the last market peak in January and are still holding today. That's a lesson learned for many of us. Even if I have sold the rest of my other alt coins, I'm keeping Intense since I'm speculating that Intense will be a good investment. From humble beginnings with few resources, I say Intense have come a long way in terms of building a team and developing a project.
There is no justified reason to look down on Intense development even if you think the Intense team are inept. Many think otherwise. There are thousands of coin projects out there where you can invest your new found wealth courtesy of Intense coin. We on the other hand will wait for Intense.
July 08, 2018, 03:21:44 PM
Rather than asking strangers, it would be better for him to get right to the source to see and decide for himself if Intense is a good investment or not. He must read the Intense news updates, check the discussions in the Intense Discord and check the Intense Github if code is really being developed. No investment is foolproof, especially in crypto. For outsiders like us, I think it is more of speculation that something will come out of this project. We all know software development progress can be unpredictable at times. Only when a product is out that we can see and test if it is any good.
Except I'm not asking strangers, I'm asking a dev or one of the hundred officers to reply... As I said, I've been here since the beginning, so what is looking through news updates going to answer that I don't already know? And as for Discord, some of us have busy lives and don't seek online friends to trade memes with and send praise to a coin.
I already secured my lotto ticket payday from ITNS when it rose on hype last year, just haven't seen any reason to throw money back into it since then. And of course it's all speculation, crypto world is nothing more than the penny stock market. 99% will leave you broke if you hold long-term instead of selling on hype, while 1% has a shot to actually turn into something down the line.
And yes, software development can be unpredictable, but I figured my post pointed out that after accounting for the high priority issues that popped up... It's still well beyond the original time-frame. My thoughts for the coin soured back when the Bytecoin to Monero switch took place, as I took it to show ineptness by the team... So sure, a beta release of stuff recently helps, but I'd like to see an actual v1.0 to give me decent thoughts about the coin once again.
July 08, 2018, 01:18:11 AM
How's the outlook for the re-branding and browser extension still releasing in August? Used to check this forum daily, but months back I finally realized that was a pointless time waster, so now I just do monthly check-ins to arrive at the same conclusions of "nothing new". 
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
It is better for you to buy more cheap INTS coins than talk like that. Give time to team, time will show the result. Patience is the key!
How is it better to invest money in something blindly than it is to make an informed purchase? Very valid questions and observations were made.
Rather than asking strangers, it would be better for him to get right to the source to see and decide for himself if Intense is a good investment or not. He must read the Intense news updates, check the discussions in the Intense Discord and check the Intense Github if code is really being developed. No investment is foolproof, especially in crypto. For outsiders like us, I think it is more of speculation that something will come out of this project. We all know software development progress can be unpredictable at times. Only when a product is out that we can see and test if it is any good.
July 07, 2018, 06:48:09 PM
How's the outlook for the re-branding and browser extension still releasing in August? Used to check this forum daily, but months back I finally realized that was a pointless time waster, so now I just do monthly check-ins to arrive at the same conclusions of "nothing new".
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
It is better for you to buy more cheap INTS coins than talk like that. Give time to team, time will show the result. Patience is the key!
How is it better to invest money in something blindly than it is to make an informed purchase? Very valid questions and observations were made.
July 07, 2018, 10:11:27 AM
How's the outlook for the re-branding and browser extension still releasing in August? Used to check this forum daily, but months back I finally realized that was a pointless time waster, so now I just do monthly check-ins to arrive at the same conclusions of "nothing new".
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
The Intense team is active in Discord and news updates are released every two weeks. You can read all about it in the link below. The updates will answer all your questions.
https://intensecoin.com/category/news_post/
July 07, 2018, 02:16:56 AM
I think give time to team, time will show the result. Patience is the key! 
July 07, 2018, 02:15:35 AM
no exchange anymore? stock exchange is not showing intensecoin
It is. Look under BTC (or eth)- ITNS.
oh, iw as looking under ints...
July 07, 2018, 12:38:08 AM
stocks.exchange when trying to write to the support displays such a window
https://i.imgur.com/7mZPwaL.png
what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
Wholy sh**!https://i.imgur.com/7mZPwaL.png
what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
What's happened with Stocks exchange?
When the serious problems occured with Stocks?
From Discord channel:
" It was an issue with withdraws and a possible exploit allowing people to possibly withdraw more than what was deposited. So at this time withdraws and deposits have been stopped. We will let you know when it’s back up and running."
July 06, 2018, 11:58:27 PM
I think the team is working too slowly 
July 06, 2018, 05:30:44 PM
How's the outlook for the re-branding and browser extension still releasing in August? Used to check this forum daily, but months back I finally realized that was a pointless time waster, so now I just do monthly check-ins to arrive at the same conclusions of "nothing new".
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
It is better for you to buy more cheap INTS coins than talk like that. Give time to team, time will show the result. Patience is the key!
July 06, 2018, 02:45:45 PM
How's the outlook for the re-branding and browser extension still releasing in August? Used to check this forum daily, but months back I finally realized that was a pointless time waster, so now I just do monthly check-ins to arrive at the same conclusions of "nothing new".
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
And with that said, not trying to be a dick with the following question, just genuinely curious... What made the browser extension get delayed so long? I recall when it was first announced and supposed to release "a month from now" way back in December (or January, somewhere during that timeframe). The Bytecoin to Monero switch was like a month, the algo tweak was a few weeks, then besides that there really hasn't been any notable issues that demanded priority. Was the timeframe of a month just a pipe dream, devs got over their head, or can someone help fill in the blanks on what other delays popped up to completely miss the one month development time?
Hearing a response to that would go a long way in restoring hope (at least for me) about this coin. Been following since the beginning and all I've learned is the team is great at missing deadlines, and that they field more advisors and officers than an NFL team has players on their roster (exaggeration obviously, but that's basically the only news ever found in the bi-monthly updates).
July 06, 2018, 01:18:06 PM
From Discord channel:
" It was an issue with withdraws and a possible exploit allowing people to possibly withdraw more than what was deposited. So at this time withdraws and deposits have been stopped. We will let you know when it’s back up and running."
" It was an issue with withdraws and a possible exploit allowing people to possibly withdraw more than what was deposited. So at this time withdraws and deposits have been stopped. We will let you know when it’s back up and running."
Thank you.
I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that so far only intense after the monero announced this ...
July 06, 2018, 04:29:28 AM
stocks.exchange when trying to write to the support displays such a window
what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
From Discord channel:what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
" It was an issue with withdraws and a possible exploit allowing people to possibly withdraw more than what was deposited. So at this time withdraws and deposits have been stopped. We will let you know when it’s back up and running."
July 06, 2018, 01:22:10 AM
stocks.exchange when trying to write to the support displays such a window
what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
what could this inscription mean " ITNS are disabled due to request from devs"?
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