I have met scammers in the past who come at things with questions like "why should I steal the source code" or "why should I do this or that", just like in the 0.4 BTC borrow / theft post that went on for many pages. That guy kept asking "why should I repay it?".
So, pbremem01, just from the questions you ask, I can tell you are up to no good. You don't fool me.
Topic: [ANN][CRYPT] CryptCoin x11 + PoS | P2P Anonymity | 0% Premine | Commander - page 80. (Read 512689 times)
August 01, 2014, 03:49:24 PM
August 01, 2014, 02:14:02 PM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
Why should I steal something that probably won't work?
Just admit it, you want to steal it.. It's so obvious... lol
Whatever the reason, like knightlife stated, you have a personal vendetta with crypt and key coin.
Why should I steal it? To create another anonymous scamcoin? I'm not interested in that.
It's ok to admit that you want to steal CRYPT source code, pbremen01.. we totally understand
Again, why would I want to steal it? To create anonther scammy altcoin?
There are many reasons why people are interested in anonymity. Creating another scamcoin is just one of many reasons.
August 01, 2014, 12:58:19 PM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
Why should I steal something that probably won't work?
Just admit it, you want to steal it.. It's so obvious... lol
Whatever the reason, like knightlife stated, you have a personal vendetta with crypt and key coin.
Why should I steal it? To create another anonymous scamcoin? I'm not interested in that.
It's ok to admit that you want to steal CRYPT source code, pbremen01.. we totally understand
August 01, 2014, 12:16:04 PM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
Why should I steal something that probably won't work?
Just admit it, you want to steal it.. It's so obvious... lol
Whatever the reason, like knightlife stated, you have a personal vendetta with crypt and key coin.
Why should I steal it? To create another anonymous scamcoin? I'm not interested in that.
August 01, 2014, 11:53:10 AM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
Why should I steal something that probably won't work?
Just admit it, you want to steal it.. It's so obvious... lol
Whatever the reason, like knightlife stated, you have a personal vendetta with crypt and key coin.
August 01, 2014, 07:44:50 AM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
Why should I steal something that probably won't work?
August 01, 2014, 07:43:21 AM
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
LMFAOL... someone is dying to steal CRYPT source code LOL.... or should I say has been trying for the last 2 months HAHA
August 01, 2014, 07:28:22 AM
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
I think that one of the reasons for being closed source in the world of anon coin is the fear that the anonymity can be easily compromised.
There were also public threats:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28hqu3/warning_to_all_anonymous_coins_promoters_and/
Cryptcoin and keycoin are already targets of heavy fud attacks:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28jwxr/reason_why_cryptcoin_is_not_anonymous/
(there was also another post on reddit but it was deleted by crypt moderators)
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2c6pax/program_that_deanonymizes_anonymous_keycoin/
Noob. Learn to use a debugger/decompiler.
No body need the source to check how work an app. Please stop playing the pro
Where did I say that I didn't know how to use debugger/decompiler?
Have you ever tried decompiling obfuscated app?
Why should the devs make things much harder for independent reviewers? They should make it easier not harder.
August 01, 2014, 07:24:23 AM
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
I think that one of the reasons for being closed source in the world of anon coin is the fear that the anonymity can be easily compromised.
There were also public threats:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28hqu3/warning_to_all_anonymous_coins_promoters_and/
Cryptcoin and keycoin are already targets of heavy fud attacks:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28jwxr/reason_why_cryptcoin_is_not_anonymous/
(there was also another post on reddit but it was deleted by crypt moderators)
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2c6pax/program_that_deanonymizes_anonymous_keycoin/
Noob. Learn to use a debugger/decompiler.
No body need the source to check how work an app. Please stop playing the pro when you are not one.
August 01, 2014, 07:21:44 AM
Mr. Bremen is most likely one of the people who has written the reddit articles critical of Crypt and Key. One very obvious fact is that he only posts on the Crypt thread and Key thread. He clearly has a bone to pick with the creators, devs, and investors of these two coins.
That's what I said before. He has personal issues and wants these coins to fail. Just ignore the fool. 
August 01, 2014, 07:05:42 AM
Mr. Bremen is most likely one of the people who has written the reddit articles critical of Crypt and Key. One very obvious fact is that he only posts on the Crypt thread and Key thread. He clearly has a bone to pick with the creators, devs, and investors of these two coins.
August 01, 2014, 06:47:34 AM
why are you still here ??
what do you want pbremen01???
its only fud what you say,and you believe reddit
if something is fake you post it on reddit.
do something with you life ,the only thing what you do is talking crap here.
dont blame us that you have no friends.
there are alot of gaychat rooms,go find there some real friends .
I consider all anonymous internet trolls as my friends.what do you want pbremen01???
its only fud what you say,and you believe reddit
if something is fake you post it on reddit.
do something with you life ,the only thing what you do is talking crap here.
dont blame us that you have no friends.
there are alot of gaychat rooms,go find there some real friends .
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
August 01, 2014, 06:30:06 AM
why are you still here ??
what do you want pbremen01???
its only fud what you say,and you believe reddit
if something is fake you post it on reddit.
do something with you life ,the only thing what you do is talking crap here.
dont blame us that you have no friends.
there are alot of gaychat rooms,go find there some real friends .
what do you want pbremen01???
its only fud what you say,and you believe reddit
if something is fake you post it on reddit.
do something with you life ,the only thing what you do is talking crap here.
dont blame us that you have no friends.
there are alot of gaychat rooms,go find there some real friends .
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
August 01, 2014, 05:04:26 AM
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
I think that one of the reasons for being closed source in the world of anon coin is the fear that the anonymity can be easily compromised.
There were also public threats:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28hqu3/warning_to_all_anonymous_coins_promoters_and/
Cryptcoin and keycoin are already targets of heavy fud attacks:
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/28jwxr/reason_why_cryptcoin_is_not_anonymous/
(there was also another post on reddit but it was deleted by crypt moderators)
http://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/2c6pax/program_that_deanonymizes_anonymous_keycoin/
August 01, 2014, 04:54:14 AM
I agree, open source would be good. I think it's headed that way long-term, but don't quote me on that ;-)
August 01, 2014, 04:47:50 AM
[22:53] <@mindfox> and preparing a binary to test it with another member from the team
[22:53] thats good news
[22:53] yeap it is
[22:53] get in contact with prom? sorry if I keep bugging you xP
[22:54] <@mindfox> no, I didn't
[22:54] on testnet or mainnet ?
[22:54] so crypt anon is in its final stages
[22:54] i mean the testing will be done on ?
[22:54] Hmm alright thanks, because prom said he wishes to speak with you mindfox
[22:54] you have still contact with moosa or other people from crypt
[22:54] ?
[22:54] just a heads up
[22:55] <@mindfox> On mainnet, but not crypt's mainnet
[22:55] <@mindfox> if that makes any sense
[22:55] forknet
[22:55] <@mindfox> I never trust testnet's scenarios, although I always use it
[22:55] <@mindfox> but there are different attributes, so you can never be sure that you can have safe conclusions
just saying
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[22:54] <@mindfox> no, I didn't
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[22:55] <@mindfox> On mainnet, but not crypt's mainnet
[22:55] <@mindfox> if that makes any sense
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[22:55] <@mindfox> I never trust testnet's scenarios, although I always use it
[22:55] <@mindfox> but there are different attributes, so you can never be sure that you can have safe conclusions
just saying
But will they release the source code/documentation so that independent parties can review it? Probably not.
August 01, 2014, 04:38:18 AM
[22:53] <@mindfox> and preparing a binary to test it with another member from the team
[22:53] thats good news
[22:53] yeap it is
[22:53] get in contact with prom? sorry if I keep bugging you xP
[22:54] <@mindfox> no, I didn't
[22:54] on testnet or mainnet ?
[22:54] so crypt anon is in its final stages
[22:54] i mean the testing will be done on ?
[22:54] Hmm alright thanks, because prom said he wishes to speak with you mindfox
[22:54] you have still contact with moosa or other people from crypt
[22:54] ?
[22:54] just a heads up
[22:55] <@mindfox> On mainnet, but not crypt's mainnet
[22:55] <@mindfox> if that makes any sense
[22:55] forknet
[22:55] <@mindfox> I never trust testnet's scenarios, although I always use it
[22:55] <@mindfox> but there are different attributes, so you can never be sure that you can have safe conclusions
just saying
[22:53]
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[22:54] <@mindfox> no, I didn't
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[22:55] <@mindfox> On mainnet, but not crypt's mainnet
[22:55] <@mindfox> if that makes any sense
[22:55]
[22:55] <@mindfox> I never trust testnet's scenarios, although I always use it
[22:55] <@mindfox> but there are different attributes, so you can never be sure that you can have safe conclusions
just saying
August 01, 2014, 04:28:58 AM
...If they used some more open and transparent approach - like revealing their plans, whitepapers, source code etc. to the community - the community at least has a chance to say: "Look, this is not gonna work, you really should change it".
in general open development is good, esp. on security related or anon related features. This is the main principal of Linux and FOSS: that more eyes on a source code is generally a good thing and helps to find / fix bugs.
However, in this case the majority of eyes would be those looking to steal from the project rather than critical review or otherwise contribute meaningfully.
After MF releases the anon, we'll see, maybe then the code will be released.
Ok, here is the suggestion. Before pumpers claim that the anonymity actually works, the devs and pumpers could:
a) set up a test blockchain,
b) release the source code that works in the test blockchain,
c) and make some wild claims about working anonymity only after this anonymity solution receives critical review from independent experts. Independent = not affiliated to this coin, not being paid by devs/pumpers/bagholders etc.
August 01, 2014, 04:16:48 AM
I don't hold any Crypt but the same misinformation is on the Key and Crypt threads. The Key anon works fine (see above), and the Crypt anon probably will as well (same team).
PS Please don't post fud on threads. It doesn't just damage the coin you are trying to damage, but damages the reputation of the entire world of cryptocoins. Thanks.
Anon in CRYPT and anon in KEY are completely unrelated AFAIK. MindFox is not working on the Keycoin anonymity.
August 01, 2014, 04:08:37 AM
Daily Dev Update - 7/31/2014
Just checking in. Work on KeyOS is going well and we will have a beta for the community to test in Virtualbox soon.
In the meantime we are compiling Mac OS and Debian/Ubuntu Linux wallets with the anon feature built in. I expect release tomorrow at latest.
Regarding the "de-anon" FUD - it is exactly that, FUD. Multiple members of the dev team have tested it and it doesn't de-anon anything, it merely gives a mixer address as output.
The program's output string even says "Mixer Address (Your wallet sent coins to this mixer)" - it doesn't even attempt to de-anon the entire transaction, and can't.
Decentralized anon is also a longer term goal we are working on.
The KeyCoin promo video is on target for Saturday release.
We are currently working with CoinsSource and Bittrex to be one of the first "vetted safe" coins, hopefully soon enough for it to be featured in our "Sponsored" bittrex banner.
Thanks all for support, fuel up those engines Smiley
I don't hold any Crypt but the same misinformation is on the Key and Crypt threads. The Key anon works fine (see above), and the Crypt anon probably will as well (same team).
PS Please don't post fud on threads. It doesn't just damage the coin you are trying to damage, but damages the reputation of the entire world of cryptocoins. Thanks.
Just checking in. Work on KeyOS is going well and we will have a beta for the community to test in Virtualbox soon.
In the meantime we are compiling Mac OS and Debian/Ubuntu Linux wallets with the anon feature built in. I expect release tomorrow at latest.
Regarding the "de-anon" FUD - it is exactly that, FUD. Multiple members of the dev team have tested it and it doesn't de-anon anything, it merely gives a mixer address as output.
The program's output string even says "Mixer Address (Your wallet sent coins to this mixer)" - it doesn't even attempt to de-anon the entire transaction, and can't.
Decentralized anon is also a longer term goal we are working on.
The KeyCoin promo video is on target for Saturday release.
We are currently working with CoinsSource and Bittrex to be one of the first "vetted safe" coins, hopefully soon enough for it to be featured in our "Sponsored" bittrex banner.
Thanks all for support, fuel up those engines Smiley
I don't hold any Crypt but the same misinformation is on the Key and Crypt threads. The Key anon works fine (see above), and the Crypt anon probably will as well (same team).
PS Please don't post fud on threads. It doesn't just damage the coin you are trying to damage, but damages the reputation of the entire world of cryptocoins. Thanks.
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