Another dead horse being whipped by bagholders hoping it will become a unicorn
I see someone added some buy support.
Nice try.
Topic: [ANN][VTR] vTorrent - Share with freedom | 2FA | HD | @Bittrex - page 189. (Read 436215 times)
December 18, 2015, 01:08:16 PM
I see someone added some buy support.
Nice try.
December 18, 2015, 06:11:57 AM
Another dead horse being whipped by bagholders hoping it will become a unicorn
December 15, 2015, 06:40:30 PM
interesting how the project is still on trex, tbh.
I thought they had a strict de-listing policy, so something is going on that's out of the ordinary?
I thought they had a strict de-listing policy, so something is going on that's out of the ordinary?
Good point! i have a good feeling for VTR despite the delay and minimal communication, the dev is running a marathon
December 15, 2015, 04:24:22 PM
interesting how the project is still on trex, tbh.
I thought they had a strict de-listing policy, so something is going on that's out of the ordinary?
I thought they had a strict de-listing policy, so something is going on that's out of the ordinary?
December 13, 2015, 02:17:18 PM
What is this thing called MPAA?
HAHAHAHA billion dollar idea??? Piracy ? Paying for piracy of shit i can get free? You really haven't researched file sharing. Go take a closer look at what file sharing is really like beyond the pages of TPB.
There already exist paid torrent services, featuring blistering speeds and blinding methods that make it impossible to tell who downloaded what. What part of this exactly is a billion dollar idea, in fact, convince me this is a million dollar idea.
The more pay-torrents exist, the more easier it gets to get them for free..
Personally, I would be happy to pay a few bits for each torrent to support the system.
December 13, 2015, 10:27:17 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
I disagree with you on the possible uses of crypto and torrents. The fact that torrents could be put onto a blockchain and there's not a god damn thing the MPAA or any other organisation could do, is a billion dollar idea.
This is why I have kept my coins, just in case the Dev does pull it off.
What is this thing called MPAA?
HAHAHAHA billion dollar idea??? Piracy ? Paying for piracy of shit i can get free? You really haven't researched file sharing. Go take a closer look at what file sharing is really like beyond the pages of TPB.
There already exist paid torrent services, featuring blistering speeds and blinding methods that make it impossible to tell who downloaded what. What part of this exactly is a billion dollar idea, in fact, convince me this is a million dollar idea.
I live in the UK where the government has told ISP's to block torrent sites. It's now increasingly harder for your average Joe to use torrent sites, thanks to organisations like the MPAA and others lobbying governments.
Torrents on the blockchain via a search function in the wallet would solve this.
Let's also take freedom of speach into consideration also. Let's say I made a video that spoke out about the government or had some whistle blower info I needed to get out, then torrents on the blockchain would be the best amd safest way of me staying private and asking sure that the message could not be taken down.
See, the thing is you cant put a real torrent on the block chain. all it takes is one to gum up the chain. If you instead resort to links only, then you have to worry about torrent availability , share speeds and everythng else current torrents do. so....why the additional coin ?
The Dev is trying use magnet links on the blockchain. He also plans to give part of the PoS reward to seeders and uploaders, thus fixing the flaw with the torrent network (lack of seeders), hence the coin.
Edit: when you think about it. If the Dev can pull it off, crypto and torrents are the perfect marriage.
December 13, 2015, 09:48:12 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
I disagree with you on the possible uses of crypto and torrents. The fact that torrents could be put onto a blockchain and there's not a god damn thing the MPAA or any other organisation could do, is a billion dollar idea.
This is why I have kept my coins, just in case the Dev does pull it off.
What is this thing called MPAA?
HAHAHAHA billion dollar idea??? Piracy ? Paying for piracy of shit i can get free? You really haven't researched file sharing. Go take a closer look at what file sharing is really like beyond the pages of TPB.
There already exist paid torrent services, featuring blistering speeds and blinding methods that make it impossible to tell who downloaded what. What part of this exactly is a billion dollar idea, in fact, convince me this is a million dollar idea.
I live in the UK where the government has told ISP's to block torrent sites. It's now increasingly harder for your average Joe to use torrent sites, thanks to organisations like the MPAA and others lobbying governments.
Torrents on the blockchain via a search function in the wallet would solve this.
Let's also take freedom of speach into consideration also. Let's say I made a video that spoke out about the government or had some whistle blower info I needed to get out, then torrents on the blockchain would be the best amd safest way of me staying private and asking sure that the message could not be taken down.
See, the thing is you cant put a real torrent on the block chain. all it takes is one to gum up the chain. If you instead resort to links only, then you have to worry about torrent availability , share speeds and everythng else current torrents do. so....why the additional coin ?
December 13, 2015, 09:38:32 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
I disagree with you on the possible uses of crypto and torrents. The fact that torrents could be put onto a blockchain and there's not a god damn thing the MPAA or any other organisation could do, is a billion dollar idea.
This is why I have kept my coins, just in case the Dev does pull it off.
What is this thing called MPAA?
HAHAHAHA billion dollar idea??? Piracy ? Paying for piracy of shit i can get free? You really haven't researched file sharing. Go take a closer look at what file sharing is really like beyond the pages of TPB.
There already exist paid torrent services, featuring blistering speeds and blinding methods that make it impossible to tell who downloaded what. What part of this exactly is a billion dollar idea, in fact, convince me this is a million dollar idea.
I live in the UK where the government has told ISP's to block torrent sites. It's now increasingly harder for your average Joe to use torrent sites, thanks to organisations like the MPAA and others lobbying governments.
Torrents on the blockchain via a search function in the wallet would solve this.
Let's also take freedom of speach into consideration also. Let's say I made a video that spoke out about the government or had some whistle blower info I needed to get out, then torrents on the blockchain would be the best amd safest way of me staying private and asking sure that the message could not be taken down.
December 13, 2015, 09:05:52 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
I disagree with you on the possible uses of crypto and torrents. The fact that torrents could be put onto a blockchain and there's not a god damn thing the MPAA or any other organisation could do, is a billion dollar idea.
This is why I have kept my coins, just in case the Dev does pull it off.
What is this thing called MPAA?
HAHAHAHA billion dollar idea??? Piracy ? Paying for piracy of shit i can get free? You really haven't researched file sharing. Go take a closer look at what file sharing is really like beyond the pages of TPB.
There already exist paid torrent services, featuring blistering speeds and blinding methods that make it impossible to tell who downloaded what. What part of this exactly is a billion dollar idea, in fact, convince me this is a million dollar idea.
December 13, 2015, 08:43:20 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
I disagree with you on the possible uses of crypto and torrents. The fact that torrents could be put onto a blockchain and there's not a god damn thing the MPAA or any other organisation could do, is a billion dollar idea.
This is why I have kept my coins, just in case the Dev does pull it off.
December 13, 2015, 05:53:16 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Pirate Bay Founder: ‘I Have Given Up’
December 11, 2015 // 02:26 PM EST
Quote
“The internet is shit today. It’s broken. It was probably always broken, but it’s worse than ever.”
My conversation with, Peter Sunde, one of the founders and spokespersons of The Pirate Bay, did not start out optimistically. There’s good reason for that: In the last couple of months, the contemporary download culture shows heavy signs of defeat in the battle for the internet.
Last month we saw Demonii disappear. It was the biggest torrent tracker on the internet, responsible for over 50 million trackers a year. Additionally, the MPAA took down YIFY and Popcorn Time. Then news got out that the Dutch Release Team, an uploading collective, made a legal settlement with anti-piracy group BREIN.
While it might look like torrenters are are still fighting this battle, Sunde claims that the reality is more definitive: “We have already lost.”
My conversation with, Peter Sunde, one of the founders and spokespersons of The Pirate Bay, did not start out optimistically. There’s good reason for that: In the last couple of months, the contemporary download culture shows heavy signs of defeat in the battle for the internet.
Last month we saw Demonii disappear. It was the biggest torrent tracker on the internet, responsible for over 50 million trackers a year. Additionally, the MPAA took down YIFY and Popcorn Time. Then news got out that the Dutch Release Team, an uploading collective, made a legal settlement with anti-piracy group BREIN.
While it might look like torrenters are are still fighting this battle, Sunde claims that the reality is more definitive: “We have already lost.”
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/pirate-bay-founder-peter-sunde-i-have-given-up?utm_source=mbfb
Every day that passes is bring more and more demand for something like this. There are at least a half-dozen registration only websites that could easily be replaced by this project.
December 13, 2015, 03:13:31 AM
I don't even know why people act so naive.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
Its simply a matter of a guy who had an idea and thought it would be easy, so he made a lot of claims and hype, but once he got down to it, realized it would not be quite so easy. Besides , exactly what is the point of torrentz + cryptocoins ? Perhaps torrent + cryptography, but not a coin. For you to actually make this work , you need a way to monetize content in a way that will result people actually opting to buy/upload, maybe in collaboration with a original content provider, you could get somewhere, but not as current.
Just some thoughts.
December 12, 2015, 11:25:17 PM
I predict vTorrent will be coming down the chimney with some news on 24 Dec 2015 
edit: he's still logging in regularly
edit: he's still logging in regularly
December 10, 2015, 01:05:19 PM
~24 hours until 365 days of development has been reached (depending upon your timezone)
365 days of :
December 10, 2015, 12:58:23 PM
"development"
Ha good one.This is the worlds longest practical joke.
December 10, 2015, 11:45:24 AM
"development"
December 10, 2015, 04:00:01 AM
~24 hours until 365 days of development has been reached (depending upon your timezone)
December 06, 2015, 06:16:37 AM
any updates?
Updates? are you mad?
Dev don't do updates.
And what exactly is he doing ?
Procrastinating?
seems vTorrent dev has responded to 'bad language' and cuss words in the past ... might be time to 'four-letter' him out of the code bunker for an update
Lolz.
My grandmother used to say that you'll catch more flies with honey than vinegar
Dear Mr developer,
please, please, please, if it's not too much trouble, could you inform the community of what you are currently working on and how far along are you from implementing torrents onto the block chain? Please note that I am not asking for a delivery date, but just curious as to how development is going. Maybe a few sentences or pretty screenshot would be nice, as we have waited nearly one year.
Kind Regards, Leigh.
I guess even the kind approach doesn't help, let the trolling commence!
December 04, 2015, 03:50:20 PM
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?blockexplorer=VTR&address=XDus72pzHCsxkW1ydNVaj25WVvHseeMGwe
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?address=XGAfJAhz1UXpypFYjV2RAnBP1Up8j5jiJT&blockexplorer=VTR
Whether it means anything or not, someone has been sending tiny amounts around (perhaps testing things).
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?address=XGAfJAhz1UXpypFYjV2RAnBP1Up8j5jiJT&blockexplorer=VTR
Whether it means anything or not, someone has been sending tiny amounts around (perhaps testing things).
I'd assume the dev would try it out on testnet?
I checked and there were transfers for similar throw-away amounts over the past 2 weeks or so.
December 04, 2015, 02:56:34 PM
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?blockexplorer=VTR&address=XDus72pzHCsxkW1ydNVaj25WVvHseeMGwe
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?address=XGAfJAhz1UXpypFYjV2RAnBP1Up8j5jiJT&blockexplorer=VTR
Whether it means anything or not, someone has been sending tiny amounts around (perhaps testing things).
http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?address=XGAfJAhz1UXpypFYjV2RAnBP1Up8j5jiJT&blockexplorer=VTR
Whether it means anything or not, someone has been sending tiny amounts around (perhaps testing things).
I'd assume the dev would try it out on testnet?
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