Topic: [ANN]MULTICOIN丨X11丨MC丨First Multi Signature Coin | Multi Coin - Multi Vote - page 56. (Read 152452 times)

price must be 20+ ksat

Yes closing a poll at block 4500 seems right and shouldn`t hurt the coin in anyway

Hashes are holding strong nice

That is a very good idea. We had 3 days of 'After POW' in the lead. I vote we close the poll on block 4500. Kinda curious to see how this turns out. Ok, I'm behind schedule so hold down the fort. I'll be back in few hours.

dev MC is china. They are always wrong, always create coin scam, they have no credibility. For example usbcoin, was scam.
People do not dig MC, MC scam

dev is the china, I do not trust people much china. The possibility is high scam.

I live in San Antonio, Texas. I'm 35, went to school in Kansas and have a degree in IT which I still owe 14K usd in student loans. It started as 40K and what remains is 100% interest payments. I am very angry at Fannie May and the banking industry. I will do anything to wrestle control of a hereditary monopoly economy from their hands.

My name is Matt. I have been dating a girl for more than 5 years and almost proposed to her today due to the sheer excitement of not fucking up the launch again. We have 2 dogs found as puppies wandering the streets named Addy and Scout. Because you can't name a girl Atticus. I would protect all three of them with my life with no hesitation. There are real plans in the works for MultiCoin and I am proud to be part of it. Those are all true statements.

A multi-signature address is an address that is associated with more than one ECDSA (Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm) private key. The simplest type is an m-of-n address - it is associated with n private keys, and sending coins from this address requires signatures from at least m keys. A multi-signature transaction is one that sends funds from a multi-signature address.

The primary use case is to greatly increase the difficulty of stealing the coins. With a 2-of-2 address, you can keep the two keys on separate machines, and then theft will require compromising both, which is very difficult - especially if the machines are as different as possible (e.g., one pc and one dedicated device, or two hosted machines with a different host and OS).

It can also be used for redundancy to protect against loss - with a 2-of-3 address, not only does theft require obtaining 2 different keys, but you can still use the coins if you forget any single key. This allows for more flexible options than just backups.

It can also be used for more advanced scenarios such as an address shared by multiple people, where a majority vote is required to use the funds.

As of now, MC is fully capable of creating 2 of 2 signatures as long as the third signature is not set. MC is also capable of creating 2 of 3 signatures which you can verify even with a 0 balance.

As a result, MultiCoin is currently the most advanced, most secure coin the world has ever seen.

God knows...
This week was very scamed.
so depressed...I even remembered Asia Coin