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Topic: [ANN][LEAF] LEAFCOIN - Android wallet launched - page 194. (Read 352606 times)

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Thanks for the warning destructor I already sent my 40K and I had double-checked if it was genuine but next time I'll wait for the dev's approval Wink
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
Buy orders starting to get destroyed buy multipools...

Its like I'm a friggin psychic.  Roll Eyes

No action by the exchanges and no gravity well - what did anyone think was going to happen?

Now the exchanges get 0.15% of a lower value coin.... Roll Eyes  Great maths... Just Great.
legendary
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We cannot steal other peoples coins. Thats illegal.
Do you want us to shut down due to legal problems? We dont think so.
So, please stop with the take-action-against-multipools thing.

Stealing would be stupid, but you can hold them and ask account owner to get them back and go trade them to another exchange...
newbie
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We cannot steal other peoples coins. Thats illegal.
Do you want us to shut down due to legal problems? We dont think so. So, stop with the take-action-against-multipools thing.

Just maybe try to scare them off? A warning message would suffice. That's not illegal, until you actually block them! Tongue

Instead of stealing, maybe you could just return their money, not accepting them, if you could spot the multipools!

You can put in the front page a warning, that any transaction coming from multipools will be rejected and sent back to owner. This is NOT illegal at all, it's your business and how you decide to do it.

PS: Speaking about illegal as we are trading completely unregulated cryptocurrency is not actually correct, they are a virtual currency and not legally represented (as today), so if you, say, "steal" a million LEAF, is like stealing 10000 golds on World Of Warcraft: completely legal, since we are now trading thin air for thin air (btc for leafs), the problems start for a USD/BTC and a LEAF/USD exchange, but this is not the case.

So please DO IT, return their deposit! Just don't steal them, don't let them TRADE. That would suffice, in my opinion!
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
We cannot steal other peoples coins. Thats illegal.
Do you want us to shut down due to legal problems? We dont think so. So, stop with the take-action-against-multipools thing.

Why?  Who will they complain to?  Its a warning and its cryptocurrency.  Who did Hashcows complain to when they were hacked?  Who would YOU complain to if coins were stolen on your site?

Answer - nobody.  No law enforcement agency would give a flying toss.  Thats the whole point of cryptocurrency.

As I said, happy to take the fees from the dumpers and couldn't give two knobs of goat shit about the community that has increased the trade on your exchange by about 500% in a week.  That is extremely blinkered economics.

As I also said, if you post the warning right there on the front page, what possible legale recourse would they have if the threat was acted out?  None what so ever.

Again, feel free to send me the entire source code of the exchange, Ill host one and Ill happily post that warning against multipools, lets see where people would rather trade if you dont think its a solution..

If cryptsy implimented a ban on multipool deposits, and also added LEAF, how many people do you think would continue to trade on coinmarket?
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So what now?

What will happen is this...  If the price stays solid and the multipools dont dump, then it will be mined until diff change. We will then have high diff and once the pools dump, low value.

Or, the pools will dump before the change of diff, the value will drop - they will leave and go somewhere else. then next diff estimate will drop, when it does, price may rise back again, the multipools will arrive again just after the diff change and screw it again.   Its the same pattern with every single coin that these tossers multipool on.

Yeah, it will be interesting to see if they switch coin when the diff changes...

Coinmarket - You seems like a reasonable guy that actually listen to the miners. I really appreciate your work! But I don't think gravity well is enough punishment for theese people. Confiscating coins may be harsh, but we really need to find a way to bring them down. If theese morons didn't push every single coin gaining momentum the crypto world would have been awesome!
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Buy orders starting to get destroyed buy multipools...
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Why would people go to a pool that is involved in theft? any exchange that just "takes" coins from people is stealing.  While exchanges could do things like limit deposit frequency, or maximum deposit size to limit the ability to dump at a certain price, outright stealing the coins and giving to others will cause a major backlash and could get them in legal hot water.

What legal hot water?  Who are they going to complain to?

As long as there is a big bold notice put on the front screen that any deposits discovered to come from multipool mining will be confiscated, then where is the problem.

Just give the coins to legitimate holders and screw the multipools.  They have been screwing the altcoin market for long enough, its about time drastic action were taken to screw them.  Its not as if the exchanges will lose out - the coins will still be mined, they will still be traded, so they wont lose commission.  They will just be preventing a dump from multipools.


OK - how about this for a question....

If you now have 5M LEAF, would you rather have it on an exchange where you fear that a multipool dump could drop the value, or would you rather they be on an exchange that will not allow a multipool dump?  I know where I would rather trade.  I'd rather trade somewhere that a coin could rise and fall naturally without the fear of a massive incoming dump of coins.

The multipools have anough coins in the last 2-3 hours to drop this to 19 satoshi from 27 in a blink of an eye.  So how safe would people feel about buying at 27?   Thats what keeps the values low.  Just watch what happens when these coins get dumped..  Hashcows manager will make a decent cut, exchange owner will make decent commission and the miners left will have a low price and a stupid high difficulty....

Stealing property is theft, and if you really want cryptocurrencies to be recognized as an actual currency by the world at large, then the same laws need to apply for them to be generally accepted by society.  If I deposited $100,000 to e-trade and then they decided they didn't like me, they cannot legally then just give that money to other people using their service and say "sorry, we don't like people who deposit money for x reason."

The multipools could easily complain to the authorities in their country and/or the country where the exchange is based.  Even if they had a disclaimer like you suggest they could not just "take" the money, they could refuse to let them trade it if it is deposited, and give them their funds back, but they can't just take the money.
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
Hash rate up 150%
difficulty up near 200%
price - down.

Thats what multipools do, and thats why action needs to be taken, by exchanges and by gravity well.
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We cannot steal other peoples coins. Thats illegal.
Do you want us to shut down due to legal problems? We dont think so.
So, please stop with the take-action-against-multipools thing.
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Why would people go to a pool that is involved in theft? any exchange that just "takes" coins from people is stealing.  While exchanges could do things like limit deposit frequency, or maximum deposit size to limit the ability to dump at a certain price, outright stealing the coins and giving to others will cause a major backlash and could get them in legal hot water.

What legal hot water?  Who are they going to complain to?

As long as there is a big bold notice put on the front screen that any deposits discovered to come from multipool mining will be confiscated, then where is the problem.

Just give the coins to legitimate holders and screw the multipools.  They have been screwing the altcoin market for long enough, its about time drastic action were taken to screw them.  Its not as if the exchanges will lose out - the coins will still be mined, they will still be traded, so they wont lose commission.  They will just be preventing a dump from multipools.


OK - how about this for a question....

If you now have 5M LEAF, would you rather have it on an exchange where you fear that a multipool dump could drop the value, or would you rather they be on an exchange that will not allow a multipool dump?  I know where I would rather trade.  I'd rather trade somewhere that a coin could rise and fall naturally without the fear of a massive incoming dump of coins.

The multipools have anough coins in the last 2-3 hours to drop this to 19 satoshi from 27 in a blink of an eye.  So how safe would people feel about buying at 27?   Thats what keeps the values low.  Just watch what happens when these coins get dumped..  Hashcows manager will make a decent cut, exchange owner will make decent commission and the miners left will have a low price and a stupid high difficulty....

I like your overall idea, but I think taking the coins is a bit much.  I think it would be nice if the pool disabled their account for 72 hours and banned all transactions except withdrawal.  The pool would be out of their coins for 3 days which would piss off the miners and they would have to take them back out and go try and sell them on another exchange.
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
Doge survived multipools, didnt it? So can this coin.

Doge has like ten times the Hash rate, so some multipools (including Hashcows) dont even touch it, as they cant rape the difficulty like they can here.

The best you can do about the multipool problem is to implement the gravity well.
Agreed - this coin needs it NOW.

Its unreasonable to assume  that an exchange can take action against people who manually trade there.
The multipool operators would always find a way to dump the coins,
they can create as much accounts as they want, use different IP-s, TOR, etc.

It's not a solution.
Its not unreasonable to expect exchange operators to try though is it?  It wont be difficult to spot somebody or single IP or multiple addresses with the same domain etc etc dumping ten times the number of coins that any single miner on an individual pool can dump in an hour..  

Just because it isn't a solution, doesn't mean it wont help.  Stick the warning on the site that action may be taken to confiscate pool coins and see what happens.

Would you be happy mining on Hashcows if they were dumping coins on a an exchange that had such a warning?  Would you take the risk as a multipool owner?

Sounds like exchanges are just happy to take the fees from whoever dumps the coins and they couldn't give a toss about the value of the coin or the community trading it.  There have been a lot of people move over to coinmarket because of leaf, it would seem sensible to try and protect those customers before multipools kill the coin and they all decide to leave.
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So what now?

We'll keep on mining after the diff jump, since I HOPE multipools will probably leave it switching to a more profitable coin to hammer down, waiting for the next diff adjustement which will be fixing it.
I am so sad, I started mining on multipool too, thinking it was a good move. Instead it's just shit, now I realize it. Moreover, I was left with some shitty useless coins in the order of 1/2 which were totally useless and even untradable since the min limit on cryptsy... Bad experience

@CoinMarket - The excessive hassle required for dumping that money will scare off multipool owners from that specific coin/exchange, all they want is easy BTC's, not working hard for them.
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
Difficulty                    109.43375058
Est Next Difficulty    180.92652746

So what now?

What will happen is this...  If the price stays solid and the multipools dont dump, then it will be mined until diff change. We will then have high diff and once the pools dump, low value.

Or, the pools will dump before the change of diff, the value will drop - they will leave and go somewhere else. then next diff estimate will drop, when it does, price may rise back again, the multipools will arrive again just after the diff change and screw it again.   Its the same pattern with every single coin that these tossers multipool on.
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Doge survived multipools, didnt it? So can this coin.

The best you can do about the multipool problem is to implement the gravity well.

Its unreasonable to assume  that an exchange can take action against people who manually trade there.
Steal their coins? Are you serious? The multipool operators would always find a way to dump the coins,
they can create as much accounts as they want, use different IP-s, TOR, etc.

It's not a solution.
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★ BitClave ICO: 08/11/17 ★
Why would people go to a pool that is involved in theft? any exchange that just "takes" coins from people is stealing.  While exchanges could do things like limit deposit frequency, or maximum deposit size to limit the ability to dump at a certain price, outright stealing the coins and giving to others will cause a major backlash and could get them in legal hot water.

What legal hot water?  Who are they going to complain to?

As long as there is a big bold notice put on the front screen that any deposits discovered to come from multipool mining will be confiscated, then where is the problem.

Just give the coins to legitimate holders and screw the multipools.  They have been screwing the altcoin market for long enough, its about time drastic action were taken to screw them.  Its not as if the exchanges will lose out - the coins will still be mined, they will still be traded, so they wont lose commission.  They will just be preventing a dump from multipools.


OK - how about this for a question....

If you now have 5M LEAF, would you rather have it on an exchange where you fear that a multipool dump could drop the value, or would you rather they be on an exchange that will not allow a multipool dump?  I know where I would rather trade.  I'd rather trade somewhere that a coin could rise and fall naturally without the fear of a massive incoming dump of coins.

The multipools have anough coins in the last 2-3 hours to drop this to 19 satoshi from 27 in a blink of an eye.  So how safe would people feel about buying at 27?   Thats what keeps the values low.  Just watch what happens when these coins get dumped..  Hashcows manager will make a decent cut, exchange owner will make decent commission and the miners left will have a low price and a stupid high difficulty....
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So what now?
newbie
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I know with the "Hype mode on" and everything it's not the best moment for this but please look into this guys and let's show the world we're a better community than doge Wink See you at the top of the tree !
http://www.reddit.com/r/LeafCoin/comments/1wn9r9/puppy_needs_your_help/

http://www.croftrescuekennels.net/Sad-Stories%282115441%29.htm

People watch out, i'm not calling anyone scammer but think twice before sending your coins to someone not authorized by the DEV


EDIT: Definitely a scam READ HERE

We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who donated towards Ben's operation. Ben has now had the operation which was a great success. He is now in a new home with a loving family. Again, thank you to everyone who made this possible. Photos in his new home are to follow.

THE OPERATION IS ALREADY DONE, DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY!!!

Yeah I pointed that out in the reddit post.

Actually he managed to get I think 40K + 1000 from a poor CPU miner + maybe the 120k from the one there.

Mmmh. Maybe I should setup a scam too, it seems people is generally retarded and willing to give free money Cheesy
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I know with the "Hype mode on" and everything it's not the best moment for this but please look into this guys and let's show the world we're a better community than doge Wink See you at the top of the tree !
http://www.reddit.com/r/LeafCoin/comments/1wn9r9/puppy_needs_your_help/

http://www.croftrescuekennels.net/Sad-Stories%282115441%29.htm

People watch out, i'm not calling anyone scammer but think twice before sending your coins to someone not authorized by the DEV


EDIT: Definitely a scam READ HERE

We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who donated towards Ben's operation. Ben has now had the operation which was a great success. He is now in a new home with a loving family. Again, thank you to everyone who made this possible. Photos in his new home are to follow.

THE OPERATION IS ALREADY DONE, DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY!!!

Yeah I pointed that out in the reddit post.
legendary
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TokenHouse decentralized cryptocurrency exchange
Hashcows is mining LEAF... it was fun while it lasted. Sad

And no doubt others too.  No way it grows like that without others on it.

There are only two exchanges that allow trade in the sort of volumes that these pools are mining.   The power to stop these is in the hands of the exchanges.

However, these pools are not going to hold coins, they are going to dump them.  Its what they do with every coin, so value of this could possibly reach 100 satoshi naturally, but by allowing the multipools on, its killing the value and keeping it low.

My vote would be to add gravity well now, as the exchanges dont seem bothered about helping the communities they rely on.  All they want is the exchange fees, if that comes from hundreds of honest miners working for the good of a coin, or just one big fat dump from a multipool they couldnt give a sh*t.   It would be very easy to spot an account dumping the sort of voluimes that these multipools are accumulating, so it would be easy to ban them or confiscate coins and give to the other investors.   That would put the multipools off.  All there needs to be is a threat posted on each exchange that multipool deposist if discovered will be confiscated, and watch how quickly those multipools will drop mining the coin.

I can honestly see no reason what so ever why an exchange would not do this.

As Ive said, if anyone has the coding knowledge to build an exchange like coinmarket, Im happy to pay for all hardware required to host it, and I would happily confiscate coins from multipools and givve back to the other holders.  Lets see where most people would go to to trade coins if they think they are protected from multipool dumps.

I also would like to see Kimoto Gravity Well added to protect from multipools.
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