coinut, I am investor
So you like trashing the coin until your value gets chopped in half?
Topic: ♦♦♦♦♦♦[ANN]♦♦MTR♦♦MasterTraderCoin♦♦10.4m♦♦TOSHIDESK LLC♦♦ETNA Partnership♦♦♦♦♦♦ - page 61. (Read 229761 times)
October 20, 2015, 11:41:51 AM
So you like trashing the coin until your value gets chopped in half?
October 20, 2015, 06:59:36 AM
@ 8-bit-Party
why do you like this thread so much?
why do you like this thread so much?
Despite what anyone says, MT made the mistake to meddle into 8bit coin and took on 8bit in the 8bit thread. Now 8bit is retaliating in the MTR thread and taking on MT and MTR and MT is paying the price. 8bit wont stop until MTR is completely dead and buried. Some things that 8bit says are valid and makes sense while others are as clear as daylight just an attempt to damage MTR. This is evident in that there is nothing that MT can post that 8bit agrees with and everything that is posted is picked on, which is unnatural. In a natural argument there will always be things agreed on and some things being disagreed with. Once I realised that 100% of what was being said by MT is disagreed with by 8bit it became clear what it was and that it was not a natural normal argument. I then lost interest because it can only end in one way like 99.999999% of other coins where the same happens. It is like a cancer in alt-coins.
Until MT and 8bit buries the hatchet, MTR will decline until it is dead and if 8bit really is an investor, his actions are killing his own investment. That is the short and long of it.
The thread has become a tit-for-tat between 8bit and MT which is unfortunate and I hope 8bit sleeps well after achieving his objective.
October 20, 2015, 05:15:52 AM
coinut, I am investor
October 20, 2015, 04:50:26 AM
@ 8-bit-Party
why do you like this thread so much?
why do you like this thread so much?
October 20, 2015, 04:20:38 AM
This is extremely stupid to enourage people to use static wallets. Why?
Once one (or more) external libs (libc, zlib, qt, libpng, libupnp, and many others) will be find vulnerable you will have to upgrade your wallet!
Before you will find your MTR wallet is vulnerable (because of statically linked vulnerable library!) your box might be hacked, funds stolen and so on. With dynamic linked libs you fix your system using eg apt-get update (debian/ubuntu example) and you don't even have to know that something in sys libs is vulnerable - when you read about it somewhere, your modern is linux box is prolly already updated.
Static wallet is "good enough" for cold /OFFLINE/ wallets, nothing else.
Once one (or more) external libs (libc, zlib, qt, libpng, libupnp, and many others) will be find vulnerable you will have to upgrade your wallet!
Before you will find your MTR wallet is vulnerable (because of statically linked vulnerable library!) your box might be hacked, funds stolen and so on. With dynamic linked libs you fix your system using eg apt-get update (debian/ubuntu example) and you don't even have to know that something in sys libs is vulnerable - when you read about it somewhere, your modern is linux box is prolly already updated.
Static wallet is "good enough" for cold /OFFLINE/ wallets, nothing else.
October 20, 2015, 01:50:16 AM
Hello Community,
Just stopping by to let you know I have been working very closely with a few other devs on this MTR Wallet STATIC Linux Compile.
Getting this compile stable will is going to allow us to release a boat load of nodes that increase our network stability, and prevent any further networks issues such as the one we had a few weeks ago.
We have been putting some time into this and have been able to make it a STATIC compile.
What does that mean?
Well it means that all the components of the compile to run are ALL executable!
So basically if you use a compatible Linux the wallet will run.
We will be working on hard-coding some nodes into the next wallet release, and I will keep you all updated.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Just stopping by to let you know I have been working very closely with a few other devs on this MTR Wallet STATIC Linux Compile.
Getting this compile stable will is going to allow us to release a boat load of nodes that increase our network stability, and prevent any further networks issues such as the one we had a few weeks ago.
We have been putting some time into this and have been able to make it a STATIC compile.
What does that mean?
Well it means that all the components of the compile to run are ALL executable!
So basically if you use a compatible Linux the wallet will run.
We will be working on hard-coding some nodes into the next wallet release, and I will keep you all updated.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
October 17, 2015, 01:50:04 PM
Why don't you put a similiar buy order at this rate?
Oh, I forgot, you buy from yourself only.
Oh, I forgot, you buy from yourself only.
October 17, 2015, 01:35:00 PM
Looks like someone trying to fud, and hold down the market on bittrex... just got his stash called and taken. 
October 17, 2015, 01:16:20 PM
As usual:
- 0 (zero) exact dates
- 0 (zero) facts
- 0 (zero) references to previous declarations
October 17, 2015, 01:11:28 PM
Just went through the approvals list once again today to approve 3 more new members to ToshiDesk Social Charting Platform.
15 New Members in 2-3 days with word of mouth is pretty good in my opinion.
185 Members and growing!
Register Here:
www.ToshiDesk.com/beta
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
15 New Members in 2-3 days with word of mouth is pretty good in my opinion.
185 Members and growing!
Register Here:
www.ToshiDesk.com/beta
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
October 17, 2015, 09:30:21 AM
Now that public beta is open when do you expect to have full release to the public?
This Q version 2.0 will be released Unfortunately, as usual, Bittrex is considering to delist MTR
Where is dev?
October 15, 2015, 07:02:37 PM
Now that public beta is open when do you expect to have full release to the public?
October 15, 2015, 05:42:21 PM
Ignore button still working 
October 15, 2015, 04:05:48 PM
Dev gone again?
October 13, 2015, 03:30:31 PM
looking spiffy love the tools, 170 people ain't bad either 
October 13, 2015, 12:43:04 AM
Hello Community,
The time has come to allow you all to begin to test drive the new ToshiDesk Charting Module.
Please Register Here:
http://54.208.152.249/User/UserInformationEntry
ToshiDesk Charting Module Testing Video
https://www.youtube.com/embed/HkaGS8QqGBQ
Here is a small sneak peak of testing, along with a detailed review from HegelianCattalactics
Login to ToshiDesk!
You can also access the ALL NEW ToshiDesk Charting Module by clicking "Charting Tool" shown below.
170 ToshiDesk Members and Growing!
Share it on twitter with HashTag (#ToshiDesk ) and earn some free MTR!
SHARE!!!
https://twitter.com/ToshiDesk/status/645700315207987200
Join Today!
www.ToshiDesk.com/beta
Join ToshiTalk Forum!
www.ToshiTalk.com
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
October 11, 2015, 05:39:19 PM
Hello Community,
Server Payments have been made for this month.
Development Continues as always.
Soon I will be able to put more and more cash flow into ToshiDesk and to buying up more MTR off the markets.
Currently still working on Market Depth Widget.
Public Launch is almost upon us all.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Server Payments have been made for this month.
Development Continues as always.
Soon I will be able to put more and more cash flow into ToshiDesk and to buying up more MTR off the markets.
Currently still working on Market Depth Widget.
Public Launch is almost upon us all.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Current month is October but the invoice is for September... so last month is paid? Just found the discrepancy interesting, not a huge deal.
Well when you rent AWS/Digital Ocean servers, you pay for what you use.
So each month usage cost are calculated and at the end of each month I'm billed.
So yea, you read that I paid usage cost for last month usage, that was due this month.
Hope I explained that well enough.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Pretty steep Digital Ocean bill anyway of bringing this down?
We started off with a lower cost/lower spec server for the market data server when we began to build our own custom Charting Module from scratch.
If you didn't catch a glimpse of it, you will be able to see pictures in recent thread pages.
The specs of the $80 server just weren't packing the punch they needed when it came time to implement ETNA Charting Module.
$80 server :
ETNA requires 1 min api pulls which requires alot more resources so we had to upgrade to the $160 server.
Right now this data server is doing what we need it to do, and I know downgrading to the $80 server on Digital Ocean wouldn't work.
So with that being said, cutting costs on Digital Ocean isn't possible.
We paid $250 this month on Digital Ocean, to in a sense prepay a bit for next months bill.
I also run the CMS interface using another Digital Ocean server.
As you see this project is pretty expensive to even run, and I can assure you I will keep getting the overhead costs paid, is well as development costs paid.
We were able to cut costs on AWS though...by about $120 a month.
I knew when we started this project it wouldn't be cheap, but we are fully committed....and I know it will be a successful venture.
I do have a small development fund on the side that I continue to replenish with extra cash flow I get from real life work.
I would like to build up my development fund to over $4K so I can increase my budgets in multiple areas of the project.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Awesome thanks for the update sounds like you have everything under control
October 11, 2015, 05:36:22 PM
Thanks for always taking the time to explain Mastertrader, billing for usage after the month makes sense.
I like that you are using AWS too, their security and protocols are pretty tight so it saves some of the concerns of social engineering with smaller cheaper providers.
I like that you are using AWS too, their security and protocols are pretty tight so it saves some of the concerns of social engineering with smaller cheaper providers.
October 11, 2015, 12:15:38 PM
Hello Community,
Server Payments have been made for this month.
Development Continues as always.
Soon I will be able to put more and more cash flow into ToshiDesk and to buying up more MTR off the markets.
Currently still working on Market Depth Widget.
Public Launch is almost upon us all.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Server Payments have been made for this month.
Development Continues as always.
Soon I will be able to put more and more cash flow into ToshiDesk and to buying up more MTR off the markets.
Currently still working on Market Depth Widget.
Public Launch is almost upon us all.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Current month is October but the invoice is for September... so last month is paid? Just found the discrepancy interesting, not a huge deal.
Well when you rent AWS/Digital Ocean servers, you pay for what you use.
So each month usage cost are calculated and at the end of each month I'm billed.
So yea, you read that I paid usage cost for last month usage, that was due this month.
Hope I explained that well enough.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
Pretty steep Digital Ocean bill anyway of bringing this down?
We started off with a lower cost/lower spec server for the market data server when we began to build our own custom Charting Module from scratch.
If you didn't catch a glimpse of it, you will be able to see pictures in recent thread pages.
The specs of the $80 server just weren't packing the punch they needed when it came time to implement ETNA Charting Module.
$80 server :
ETNA requires 1 min api pulls which requires alot more resources so we had to upgrade to the $160 server.
Right now this data server is doing what we need it to do, and I know downgrading to the $80 server on Digital Ocean wouldn't work.
So with that being said, cutting costs on Digital Ocean isn't possible.
We paid $250 this month on Digital Ocean, to in a sense prepay a bit for next months bill.
I also run the CMS interface using another Digital Ocean server.
As you see this project is pretty expensive to even run, and I can assure you I will keep getting the overhead costs paid, is well as development costs paid.
We were able to cut costs on AWS though...by about $120 a month.
I knew when we started this project it wouldn't be cheap, but we are fully committed....and I know it will be a successful venture.
I do have a small development fund on the side that I continue to replenish with extra cash flow I get from real life work.
I would like to build up my development fund to over $4K so I can increase my budgets in multiple areas of the project.
Cheers,
MasterTrader777
October 11, 2015, 11:18:52 AM
Pretty steep Digital Ocean bill anyway of bringing this down?
Those prices seem completely ridiculous, but it's fine as dev technical ignorance is extremely high.
Eg he runs his mastersaver program (OK, noone bought this crap) by running wallets on hosted Windows instances and show users "their" funds using Remote Desktop. This is most stupid (and very expensive) proof-of-possession technique I've ever seen.
That's why
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Ignorance costs.
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