Topic: [ANN][AUR] Auroracoin - a cryptocurrency for Iceland - page 178. (Read 506425 times)

I think Auroracoin is even helping BTC from it's slumber. BTC is getting back to $700 after Gox disaster. This is probably due to fiat flowing into BTC indirectly as people buy BTC to buy Aurora.

Is this something worth looking at with only 750 kh/s?

Pump and dump much people are buying ridiculously small fractions of an auroracoin for like 10 BTC.

Not even that is possible

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I dont see any dump, juste everybody have faith on this coin

Pump and dump....

Yes, network for this coin is fuckedp up. For last 3 hours there were only 3 blocks!!!

There's been some big gaps between blocks due to high difficulty recently. One was around the time you posted your msg - just over 2 hours between blocks. Transactions need new blocks to confirm, so if the network is having trouble finding a block solution the transaction could take significantly longer to confirm.

AUR difficulty is currently higher than Litecoin!

If you could decide, would like this experiment to be cancelled right now?

The sad thing is, these 'tards don't realize they're just helping to contribute to the black eye of cryptos, ever since mt.gox and the other string of large scale scams.  

Hope you guys thought it was worth bringing down the market and potential new investors to the btc and alt game, all for a few quick bucks.

fork for diff adjustment can't come fast enough.

this is going to be the 2nd biggest scam news of Q1 2014

You don't need to spread "nonsense". This has been known since the beginning. This is BBC article from Feb 7

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-26083733

There is no reason to believe there is any deliberate scam involved yet

Here's a mind-fuck:

1) dev drops around 100k of the premine to his known friends in Iceland

2) Creates another couple hundred thousand fake wallet accounts and 'airdrops' the rest of the coins to himself

Yes.  I'm sure you believers will have every method at your disposal to verify each and every icelander received their coins and OP held to his promise, with his secret underground yellowpages phonebook database.

With every passing day, these scams just show and prove how the collective iq of the crypto community becomes progressively smaller.   A lot of you make the elderly citizens who fall for nigerian email scams look borderline genius.

And you all hide it behind the guise of 'quit h8ing bros this is the best idea ever zomg OP is the best humanitarian since warren buffet...i dunno how he'll do this impossible task but i have faith in the lord Jesus our savior!'...when in actuality, you are all nothing more than leeches looking to turn a quick dollar at the expense of those dumber than yourself.

Which essentially just means either:

a) you have the intelligence and reasoning skills of a 5 year old

or

b) you're a bagholder hoping to shill this to the very end so you don't lose your ass


In any event, congrats to those who profited in the largest scam in crypto history.  One day you'll be able to tell your grandkids about the day you made a killing off autistic prospectors when bernie madoff decided to make a fake coin to benefit a country he randomly picked out when playing Scrabble.

Hey hey hey. I am not bitching. I was asking valid and legitimate questions. But dev is not going to answer ANY questions.  
So for now, i have all my AUR on Cryptsy prepared for dump.  

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Wow, I just found this coin. I hope this works out because what those banksters did was outrageous. I am glad Iceland had the sack to fix the situation by prosecuting them, unlike in the US .

Keep it up.