Topic: [ANN][VRC] VeriCoin Proof of Stake-Time Currency | New Roadmap Released - page 486. (Read 1356151 times)

I'll just rip apart your first "we" point.

1. What is the definition of "massive criminal actions"? Is it 10% of the total supply of VRC? 20%? 30%?

2. What is the exact cut off in terms of % or value etc for this "ability" to undo criminal actions?

3. What if it is just 1 wallet that is not an exchange that gets hacked....how does that play into things?

What happens the next time you decide to roll back the chain? As a merchant I would not want to accept VRC for payment as it could be taken away from me by a possible roll back due to some large criminal action related to VRC.

Man, you guys are driving me crazy.  You let an exchange dictate the path of your coin due to the centralized exchanges's lack of security and your defending it.

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Ah, i see my bitches are still working for me. Well done slaves...keep up the good work!

would be interesting to know how many of the 8m coins were owned by the devs and early adopters, smart money says 50%+

Good job representing VRC. Name calling...mature...very mature.

Not spamming here. I am posting valid point and not editing people's posts and not name calling. Okay little boy now let the adults talk. Thanks.  

It is what vericoin has become.

Its actually a great thing that was done, multiple reasons.

From here forward I will use 'we' as in 'crypto'

We have the ability, to undo unjust massive criminal actions.
We have the ability to stand up and fight for the rights of people.
We have the ability to make ground breaking decisions for the positive side of things finally.
We have the ability to CHOOSE if we do not like something and move on.
We have the ability to let the people determine the fate of when an exchange when they ever so blatantly disregards their own statements regarding security, by choosing to not use them.
We have the ability to not let a thief become a centralized , determining factor of a project.
We do not have to take a beating from others lacking judgement when so many could/would have been affected.
We do NOT have to mimic and or follow in the footsteps of others every move , just because 'they' would or wouldn't because they were the 1st to create an idea or movement. (yes I am implying BTC here)

We are in a revolution, and revolutionary progress, is not simply not following an old path, it requires leadership , that make fast, appropriate and responsive decisions that would affect masses, both good & bad.

I for one am proud, that the team involved with VRC, had the moral capability to step outside the box that 'some' seem trapped in, to make a difficult decision.

Walking behind others will never lead you down a new path where evolution is detrimental to success.

Everyone, enjoy your day.

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It's you and the other aspies that inspired me to finally register to this unmoderated shit show. I was just a lurker before.

Ya that's right you read correctly, your spam brought on more defenders.




The banking system is way more safe and it's why most of your savings are in it you dumb idiot.

So 2 devs speaking out about centralization, yet they basically centralize?  I really wouldn't call this a "lucky situation", you were just first and will get away with it or not.  

Never said you weren't. Get that straight.

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Read again. "current events form future trends"


The event of the VRC devs rolling back the blockchain...now follow me closely this time....sets a precedent for other actions like it to follow. Hence "current events form future trends".

Obviously not by the actions of the VRC devs being very similar to the traditional banking system.

Perhaps the Vericoin model of responsibilities is too cloudy.

Developers develop...not dictate. As in attempting to correct an exchange's fuck up.

If one exchange can break the coin...then VERICOIN is quite vulnerable don't you think with its current model?

I say let it die and start new.

It isn't the developer's responsibility to ensure people don't make decisions that may cost them money down the road.

That is what the free market is for.

There is a lot of users in this thread on both sides of the discussion that can't seem to discuss things (not speaking of you, though I am sure you no doubt get kicks out of those who can't control themselves over words on a screen, I know I do).

You're not an aspie like those 3 other idiots.

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