the dev just think he is anonymous.
waiting...
Topic: [ANN][HONORCOIN][XHC] PoS | Anonymity Airdrop | Poloniex & Bittrex - page 14. (Read 126876 times)
June 09, 2014, 10:58:19 AM
June 09, 2014, 10:57:27 AM
I think the guys specially created panic sell. time to buy!
@coinhonor @HonorCoin only 5 million coins? https://github.com/honor-project/honorcoin/blob/master/src/main.h#L39I concur.
Also came from Dreamcoin
https://github.com/honor-project/honorcoin/commit/996bd0d443fc00b73c24cb4acb14a01f0320592c
Lost money. My 3rd scam burn.
I would not be surprised if the dev of Honorcoin is "Carsen"
June 09, 2014, 10:56:42 AM
Anyone has that picture of "dump it" ? from the movie?
June 09, 2014, 10:56:37 AM
Poloniex just opened a market. Maybe you guys can dump there
June 09, 2014, 10:53:33 AM
Ya'll know it takes like 1BTC to make a coin off loljosh. Once made in return the dev of that coin can easily make 9 BTC+
Do the math
420,000 Honor coins @ 1900 sats= 7.98BTC ----> When the coin opened up in the exchange.
BANK $$$$$$$
Do the math
420,000 Honor coins @ 1900 sats= 7.98BTC ----> When the coin opened up in the exchange.
BANK $$$$$$$
June 09, 2014, 10:47:31 AM
did everyone lost trust on the dev and the coin .. I did not - cause the interwebz never lies
June 09, 2014, 10:46:14 AM
i feel with you lost over 5 btc buy @ 2000 satoshi
i hope the dev get cancer
June 09, 2014, 10:46:10 AM
Me was waiting on me 420000 coins.. Me why no get!?!?!? 
June 09, 2014, 10:45:58 AM
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That just means that the WhoIs Privacy company is in Panama. It has noting to do with the person who registered the domain name Domain ID: D57614532-CO
Sponsoring Registrar: ENOM, INC.
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June 09, 2014, 10:44:27 AM
June 09, 2014, 10:39:58 AM
Those of you still in denial, wake the fuck up and sell your coins while theyre still at 500. I bought at 2k and sold for 565-500, and still happy beause I know its still a bargain knowing price should be under 100 like Vootcoin.
June 09, 2014, 10:39:43 AM
someone will caught this motherfucker.
June 09, 2014, 10:38:40 AM
Maybe someone live in panama?
He say he live in the usa.
is the telefon nummber correct?
He say he live in the usa.
is the telefon nummber correct?
June 09, 2014, 10:36:27 AM
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Domain ID: D57614532-CO
Sponsoring Registrar: ENOM, INC.
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Domain Expiration Date: Tue Jun 02 23:59:59 GMT 2015
Domain Last Updated Date: Wed Jun 04 18:35:39 GMT 2014
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>>>> Whois database was last updated on: Mon Jun 09 15:29:17 GMT 2014 <<<<
.CO Internet, S.A.S., the Administrator for .CO, has collected this
information for the WHOIS database through Accredited Registrars.
This information is provided to you for informational purposes only
and is designed to assist persons in determining contents of a domain
name registration record in the .CO Internet registry database. .CO
Internet makes this information available to you "as is" and does not
guarantee its accuracy.
By submitting a WHOIS query, you agree that you will use this data
only for lawful purposes and that, under no circumstances will you
use this data: (1) to allow, enable, or otherwise support the transmission
of mass unsolicited, commercial advertising or solicitations via direct
mail, electronic mail, or by telephone; (2) in contravention of any
applicable data and privacy protection laws; or (3) to enable high volume,
automated, electronic processes that apply to the registry (or its systems).
Compilation, repackaging, dissemination, or other use of the WHOIS
database in its entirety, or of a substantial portion thereof, is not allowed
without .CO Internet's prior written permission. .CO Internet reserves the
right to modify or change these conditions at any time without prior or
subsequent notification of any kind. By executing this query, in any manner
whatsoever, you agree to abide by these terms. In some limited cases,
domains that might appear as available in whois might not actually be
available as they could be already registered and the whois not yet updated
and/or they could be part of the Restricted list. In this cases, performing a
check through your Registrar's (EPP check) will give you the actual status
of the domain. Additionally, domains currently or previously used as
extensions in 3rd level domains will not be available for registration in the
2nd level. For example, org.co,mil.co,edu.co,com.co,net.co,nom.co,arts.co,
firm.co,info.co,int.co,web.co,rec.co,co.co.
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INDICATIVE OF THE AVAILABILITY OF A DOMAIN NAME.
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June 09, 2014, 10:35:51 AM
People. Quit buying coins from anonymous devs. They are scammers. Just look at all the accounts posting 1 line comments just like on a yahoo message board. "This coins is great! I buy!", Most of them don't even use proper English.
So obvious a scam with a massive crash coming for the believers. Just like CRY, AC, SHIBE, LCL, XC, ...I could go on forever.
FYI: If the dev is using a newbie account he is a guaranteed serial coin launch scammer so move on to a real coin like VRC instead of playing musical chairs with an anonymous dev. I hope I helped someone save their bitcoins.
So obvious a scam with a massive crash coming for the believers. Just like CRY, AC, SHIBE, LCL, XC, ...I could go on forever.
FYI: If the dev is using a newbie account he is a guaranteed serial coin launch scammer so move on to a real coin like VRC instead of playing musical chairs with an anonymous dev. I hope I helped someone save their bitcoins.
2 days later and it's revealed that the Honorcoin dev hacked everyone's accounts and ran off ANONYMOUSLY with everyone's money. If only we could have known that he would have done this...........
June 09, 2014, 10:33:43 AM
Honorcoin Main Thread
Anonymity Airdrop PDF http://zh.scribd.com/doc/228523266/Anonymity-Airdrop
"A plan to implement Anonymity in Every Single Coin"
Honorcoin
Honor, Anonymity, and Innovation for All
The problem
In the Honorcoin team, we are concerned about the privacy issues Bitcoin-based cryptocurrencies have. Right now, the 99% percent of the altcoins have not addressed this problem, mainly, because many developers do not have the expertise to develop a solution.
Only a few coins have come with a solution for their own Blockchains, such as Darkcoin, Fedoracoin and others. Their solution is against cryptocurrency fundamentals, and what Satoshi Nakamoto wanted for Bitcoin. They have come up with a solution that is not open source, and they are not willing to share it with the rest of the coins, and teach how to implement it.
Close-source solutions are dangerous to the Cryptocurrency space. If Bitcoin’s source code was not open source it would not have succeeded. Open source and cooperation is what drives cryptocurrencies. We need to stop closed-source solutions.
The Solution: Anonymity Airdrop
We have developed a thin wallet that connects to Nodes using a mixing system based in CoinJoin. This system will be entirely open source and we will publish a guide on how to easily set it up for any other altcoin.
Anonymity Airdrop
We have decided to call this event the Anonymity Airdrop since this software release will be a major change for cryptocurrencies in general. From this moment, every altcoin will have an anonymity solution. Close-source solutions like Darksend will no longer have the monopoly in Anonymity, and much likely become obsolete, for innovation is better in open source systems.
Calendar:
• June 9th, 2014 – Daemon Beta Release and Technical Whitepaper.
• June 16th, 2014 – Anonymity Airdrop: Source code and how to guide.
*We still do not have a date for a GUI wallet release.
that sounds great!!! lets wait.
Anonymity Airdrop PDF http://zh.scribd.com/doc/228523266/Anonymity-Airdrop
"A plan to implement Anonymity in Every Single Coin"
Honorcoin
Honor, Anonymity, and Innovation for All
The problem
In the Honorcoin team, we are concerned about the privacy issues Bitcoin-based cryptocurrencies have. Right now, the 99% percent of the altcoins have not addressed this problem, mainly, because many developers do not have the expertise to develop a solution.
Only a few coins have come with a solution for their own Blockchains, such as Darkcoin, Fedoracoin and others. Their solution is against cryptocurrency fundamentals, and what Satoshi Nakamoto wanted for Bitcoin. They have come up with a solution that is not open source, and they are not willing to share it with the rest of the coins, and teach how to implement it.
Close-source solutions are dangerous to the Cryptocurrency space. If Bitcoin’s source code was not open source it would not have succeeded. Open source and cooperation is what drives cryptocurrencies. We need to stop closed-source solutions.
The Solution: Anonymity Airdrop
We have developed a thin wallet that connects to Nodes using a mixing system based in CoinJoin. This system will be entirely open source and we will publish a guide on how to easily set it up for any other altcoin.
Anonymity Airdrop
We have decided to call this event the Anonymity Airdrop since this software release will be a major change for cryptocurrencies in general. From this moment, every altcoin will have an anonymity solution. Close-source solutions like Darksend will no longer have the monopoly in Anonymity, and much likely become obsolete, for innovation is better in open source systems.
Calendar:
• June 9th, 2014 – Daemon Beta Release and Technical Whitepaper.
• June 16th, 2014 – Anonymity Airdrop: Source code and how to guide.
*We still do not have a date for a GUI wallet release.
that sounds great!!! lets wait.
wait on what? dude if that was real dev would be online promoting it before big open source release.
June 09, 2014, 10:31:33 AM
Honorcoin Main Thread
Anonymity Airdrop PDF http://zh.scribd.com/doc/228523266/Anonymity-Airdrop
"A plan to implement Anonymity in Every Single Coin"
Honorcoin
Honor, Anonymity, and Innovation for All
The problem
In the Honorcoin team, we are concerned about the privacy issues Bitcoin-based cryptocurrencies have. Right now, the 99% percent of the altcoins have not addressed this problem, mainly, because many developers do not have the expertise to develop a solution.
Only a few coins have come with a solution for their own Blockchains, such as Darkcoin, Fedoracoin and others. Their solution is against cryptocurrency fundamentals, and what Satoshi Nakamoto wanted for Bitcoin. They have come up with a solution that is not open source, and they are not willing to share it with the rest of the coins, and teach how to implement it.
Close-source solutions are dangerous to the Cryptocurrency space. If Bitcoin’s source code was not open source it would not have succeeded. Open source and cooperation is what drives cryptocurrencies. We need to stop closed-source solutions.
The Solution: Anonymity Airdrop
We have developed a thin wallet that connects to Nodes using a mixing system based in CoinJoin. This system will be entirely open source and we will publish a guide on how to easily set it up for any other altcoin.
Anonymity Airdrop
We have decided to call this event the Anonymity Airdrop since this software release will be a major change for cryptocurrencies in general. From this moment, every altcoin will have an anonymity solution. Close-source solutions like Darksend will no longer have the monopoly in Anonymity, and much likely become obsolete, for innovation is better in open source systems.
Calendar:
• June 9th, 2014 – Daemon Beta Release and Technical Whitepaper.
• June 16th, 2014 – Anonymity Airdrop: Source code and how to guide.
*We still do not have a date for a GUI wallet release.
that sounds great!!! lets wait.
Anonymity Airdrop PDF http://zh.scribd.com/doc/228523266/Anonymity-Airdrop
"A plan to implement Anonymity in Every Single Coin"
Honorcoin
Honor, Anonymity, and Innovation for All
The problem
In the Honorcoin team, we are concerned about the privacy issues Bitcoin-based cryptocurrencies have. Right now, the 99% percent of the altcoins have not addressed this problem, mainly, because many developers do not have the expertise to develop a solution.
Only a few coins have come with a solution for their own Blockchains, such as Darkcoin, Fedoracoin and others. Their solution is against cryptocurrency fundamentals, and what Satoshi Nakamoto wanted for Bitcoin. They have come up with a solution that is not open source, and they are not willing to share it with the rest of the coins, and teach how to implement it.
Close-source solutions are dangerous to the Cryptocurrency space. If Bitcoin’s source code was not open source it would not have succeeded. Open source and cooperation is what drives cryptocurrencies. We need to stop closed-source solutions.
The Solution: Anonymity Airdrop
We have developed a thin wallet that connects to Nodes using a mixing system based in CoinJoin. This system will be entirely open source and we will publish a guide on how to easily set it up for any other altcoin.
Anonymity Airdrop
We have decided to call this event the Anonymity Airdrop since this software release will be a major change for cryptocurrencies in general. From this moment, every altcoin will have an anonymity solution. Close-source solutions like Darksend will no longer have the monopoly in Anonymity, and much likely become obsolete, for innovation is better in open source systems.
Calendar:
• June 9th, 2014 – Daemon Beta Release and Technical Whitepaper.
• June 16th, 2014 – Anonymity Airdrop: Source code and how to guide.
*We still do not have a date for a GUI wallet release.
that sounds great!!! lets wait.
June 09, 2014, 10:30:13 AM
website is down?
June 09, 2014, 10:29:30 AM
Retard obey FUDsters dump their coin .
Whales thanks for your cheap coin
Whales thanks for your cheap coin
dude if you are not trolling , if this was real dev would be on this thread before his big announcement , it's over
June 09, 2014, 10:27:53 AM
Retard obey FUDsters dump their coin .
Whales thanks for your cheap coin
Whales thanks for your cheap coin
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