[ANN][URO] A Real Long Term Currency: 1 Uro = 1 Metric Tonne Urea Fertilizer - page 201.

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Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 11:39:06 PM

UPDATE: Website is now up, you can also follow us on twitter.

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Domain : uro.io
Status : Live
Expiry : 2015-04-21

NS 1 : dns1.registrar-servers.com
NS 2 : dns2.registrar-servers.com
NS 3 : dns3.registrar-servers.com
NS 4 : dns4.registrar-servers.com
NS 5 : dns5.registrar-servers.com

Owner : Bohan Huang
Owner : 24 Fennell St
Owner : Parramatta
Owner : NSW
Owner : AU

why not put proper business details on the website - why link to this internet forum and use a pseudonym?
surely your investors would rather appreciate honesty and transparency?

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Uro: 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer

UPDATE: Website is now up, you can also follow us on twitter.

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Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 05:24:41 AM

Quote from: Ezravdb on June 02, 2014, 05:21:41 AM

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 05:17:47 AM

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[ANN][URO][X11][BITTREX] Long Term Currency Backed by 1 Million Tonnes of Urea

powerless to stop toy exchanges listing Uro, but more than happy to promote the price as they have it.
car crash waiting to happen.

There is no premine so who would crash the market?

there are only 120K coins mined

i'm going along the thinking of the OP - 'it's not a typical crypto' - it's a massive multi-million-dollar business venture Roll Eyes

not just a price crash, a real, proper fucking ~~car crash~~ train wreck (yes) for anyone who invests in it expecting 1Uno = 1MT of Urea.

it just not gonna happen.

I have been involved with some commodity traders prior, they are the real big shit...lets just hope the Dev. has great MF connection...

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Quote from: Ezravdb on June 02, 2014, 05:21:41 AM

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 05:17:47 AM

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[ANN][URO][X11][BITTREX] Long Term Currency Backed by 1 Million Tonnes of Urea

powerless to stop toy exchanges listing Uro, but more than happy to promote the price as they have it.
car crash waiting to happen.

There is no premine so who would crash the market?

there are only 120K coins mined

i'm going along the thinking of the OP - 'it's not a typical crypto' - it's a massive multi-million-dollar business venture Roll Eyes

not just a price crash, a real, proper fucking ~~car crash~~ train wreck (yes) for anyone who invests in it expecting 1Uno = 1MT of Urea.

it just not gonna happen.

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Quote from: Ezravdb on June 02, 2014, 05:21:41 AM

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 05:17:47 AM

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[ANN][URO][X11][BITTREX] Long Term Currency Backed by 1 Million Tonnes of Urea

powerless to stop toy exchanges listing Uro, but more than happy to promote the price as they have it.
car crash waiting to happen.

There is no premine so who would crash the market?

there are only 120K coins mined

I think he meant something more along the lines of the negative connotations that a "car crash" embodies rather than the comparison to a market crash.

Maybe "train wreck" is a better term to use?

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Trphy.io

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 05:17:47 AM

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[ANN][URO][X11][BITTREX] Long Term Currency Backed by 1 Million Tonnes of Urea

powerless to stop toy exchanges listing Uro, but more than happy to promote the price as they have it.
car crash waiting to happen.

There is no premine so who would crash the market?

there are only 120K coins mined

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[ANN][URO][X11][BITTREX] Long Term Currency Backed by 1 Million Tonnes of Urea

powerless to stop toy exchanges listing Uro, but more than happy to promote the price as they have it.
car crash waiting to happen.

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Quote from: Ezravdb on June 02, 2014, 05:12:55 AM

Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 05:07:11 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 05:03:18 AM

Is it possible were being a bit too hard on this guy?

I don't think so, baptism by fire and all that.

But I do have to wonder if he really deserves it.

I appreciate that hes at least trying to do something new.

If he didn't deserve it, he'd have spent every last dollar he has in addition to taking out loans in order to have 1000x profits.

So would the four companies involved.

The market indicates otherwise.

What's your problem man

Just wait until friday/monday and don't buy it

This is a discussion. The OP isn't answering questions. Do you have any further questions?

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Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 05:07:11 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 05:03:18 AM

Is it possible were being a bit too hard on this guy?

I don't think so, baptism by fire and all that.

But I do have to wonder if he really deserves it.

I appreciate that hes at least trying to do something new.

If he didn't deserve it, he'd have spent every last dollar he has in addition to taking out loans in order to have 1000x profits.

So would the four companies involved.

The market indicates otherwise.

What's your problem man

Just wait until friday/monday and don't buy it

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Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 05:03:18 AM

Is it possible were being a bit too hard on this guy?

I don't think so, baptism by fire and all that.

But I do have to wonder if he really deserves it.

I appreciate that hes at least trying to do something new.

If he didn't deserve it, he'd have spent every last dollar he has in addition to taking out loans in order to have 1000x profits.

So would the four companies involved.

The market indicates otherwise.

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Vires in Numeris

Is it possible were being a bit too hard on this guy?

I don't think so, baptism by fire and all that.

But I do have to wonder if he really deserves it.

I appreciate that hes at least trying to do something new.

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Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 04:19:53 AM

After calming down, I've realized that a phone call or letter or email will not ultimately satisfy the nick picking needs of raskul et al. Press Releases are the most official and indisputable way of proving everything is genuine. The press releases will be made next Monday on the official company web sites and other official company channels. For now there is no further point to discussing this issue of proof. The issue will have to settled next Monday.

It'll satisfy me somewhat. Go ahead and post it.

Also, please tell us why someone who represents the forefront of a project backed by an international conglomeration of companies doesn't have any basic PR skills.

Did they read all your typo's and hear your broken English on the phone, then suddenly they unanimously said, "This is the guy. Let's all collectively risk a large percentage of our entire operation (and also not act on the potential early gains in the market) because this is a totally legitimate enterprise."

That's how it went down, right?

And press releases don't mean shit.

http://blogs.reuters.com/jackshafer/2012/11/28/fake-press-releases-are-a-public-service/

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Uro: 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer

After calming down, I've realized that a phone call or letter or email will not ultimately satisfy the nick picking needs of raskul et al. Press Releases are the most official and indisputable way of proving everything is genuine. The press releases will be made next Monday on the official company web sites and other official company channels. For now there is no further point to discussing this issue of proof. The issue will have to settled next Monday.

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Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 04:05:45 AM

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 03:58:40 AM

Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 03:56:54 AM

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of going into bat-shit crazy territory.

i've a feeling you're not going to get that. Cheesy

Press Releases will be made by the member companies themselves on Monday (09/06/2014) at the ratification of the Urea Protocol.

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 02:44:15 AM

Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 02:37:21 AM

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 02:35:59 AM

raskul: Please present evidence that I am lying, or otherwise stop you defamation. Everything I have written on this forum is true.

Please present evidence that you're not.

majeis: I can arrange for calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies - what would you like?

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of backpedaling.

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Uro: 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer

Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 03:56:54 AM

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of going into bat-shit crazy territory.

Press Releases will be made by the member companies themselves on Monday (09/06/2014) at the ratification of the Urea Protocol.

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Uro: 1 URO = 1 metric tonne of Urea N46 fertilizer

Quote from: raskul on June 02, 2014, 03:58:40 AM

Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 03:56:54 AM

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of going into bat-shit crazy territory.

i've a feeling you're not going to get that. Cheesy

Press Releases will be made by the member companies themselves on Monday (09/06/2014) at the ratification of the Urea Protocol.

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raskul, you have made this thread very entertaining to read thanks Grin

and "true-asset," good luck with your market-making efforts for "URO"

peace out.

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Quote from: majeis on June 02, 2014, 03:56:54 AM

Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of going into bat-shit crazy territory.

i've a feeling you're not going to get that. Cheesy

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Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

This post does not include calls/emails/official correspondence letters from the heads of these companies.

Please respond with those instead of going into bat-shit crazy territory.

raskul

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Quote from: true-asset on June 02, 2014, 03:53:04 AM

Quote from: TheMightyX on June 02, 2014, 03:12:54 AM

I don't understand, you want to create a digital asset for the exchange of this urine, i mean, urea. Why are you allowing any nerd with a computer to farm it? shouldn't this asset be given to those that already have urea?

I think I'm missing something key here.

If someone mines for 3 minutes and happens to find a block... they now own the equivelant of 12 metric tonnes of urea?

...

are you effin kidding me?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes?
and if these are to be used by the urea industry to trade urea, why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners?

How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea?

I understand the need for a distributed urea market. But why are you just giving these coins away if they are to be backed by a metric ton of this shit?

Can you explain your reasoning behind this distribution? why isn't the block reward like .000001 metric tonnes? Why isn't it 0.0000001 kg? We made the choice because we feel it is the simplest and best amount
why are these being given out to cryptocurrency miners? Miners are being paid to run the network - just like Bitcoin - which is worth $650 USD
How do urea holders/traders benefit from this system? Won't they first have to BUY the URO from crypto miners just so they can trade in urea? Amongst many other advantages, Uro allows the Uro Foundation to donate Urea to the really needy farmers - without the problems of misspending on other goods if they granted cash - or Urea disappearing in the middle of the supply chain to corrupt officials

oh deary me.

first you compare the value of Uro to pigshit, then you compare it to Bitcoin.

you are living in lala land. i'm sorry to be so blunt.

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