Topic: [ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure - page 95. (Read 849993 times)

So how is this project ?

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Is there a way to get out MYR from Mintpal?

Is there a way to get out MYR from Mintpal?

The point is that no one has all their coins on exchanges, let alone on a single exchange.  So what your pointing out is pointless, that's the point.
But you might have gotten that if you weren't too busy thinking about fucking typos. 
To say that its too bad for those who lost coins because they had those coins on exchanges is putting blame on the victims.
Like I said there are always morons who take this stance (too many morons)... gets on my last nerve.

So why should anyone who lost all his/her coins would like to buy coins now when he/she was left alone?
 

What's the (fucking) point of all the words...

New MyriadSwitcher version 0.2.27 released

to adopt the new API.
also replaced Mintpal with Cryptsy for exchange rates

It's been a while so perhaps some new ideas have subconsciously materialized inside your heads and are waiting to be scribed down.

Advantages of multi-PoW and is it enough?

A) Better blockchain security (Note: I feel this must be proven more over time since nobody has given a full-fledged technical explanation of why it's superior. HOWEVER, as this year's crop of altcoins try to stay relevant through the winter and gain momentum heading into 2015, a big factor is protection against 51%ers and timewarpers by those who are greedy or just simply don't want to see any other altcoins succeed. If Myriad's blockchain is so well-armored against attacks on a theoretical rise to the top, that in and of itself is worth it's weight in gold bitcoin.)

B) Decentralization of mining. 5 algorithms with equal importance. SHA-256d, Scrypt, Skein, Qubit, and Myriad-Groestl. All algorithms are arguably as cryptographically sound as you'll need for a cryptocurrency, but should one fail it won't be as catastrophic as a cryptocurrency relying on 1 algorithm failing.

C) ASICs and GPUs can coexist better. SHA256 ASICs do not compete for the same Myriadcoins that Skein GPU miners mine despite both solving Myriadcoin blocks. Should Myriad become worthwhile for the manufacturing of Skein, Myriad-Groestl, and Qubit ASICs, this point will become obsolete but will likely result in a new advantage...

D) ...More competitive ASIC prices across all 5 algorithms. A few large companies have dibs on SHA256d ASICs, but should ASICs come out for Myriad's other algorithms it will likely provide a more diversified production environment that should result in companies undercutting other companies in price. A lot of assumptions here, but it is not unreasonable to think this would be the case.

E) A sidechain paradise. Part of this description can be found in my write-up on merge mining and block "tipping" , something that still hasn't been utilized, however. But 5 algorithms means plenty of flexibility when it comes to creating an innovative, comprehensive financial platform.

Any more?

What I hate is those of you cunts who blame the victims of theft for the freaking theft.  Especially in this online/altcoin/shit context where most of the exchanges in question were prominent exchanges at the time they went up.  In the context of an irregulated atmosphere with almost no legal recourse, and where the owners of the best exchanges aren't even known to their customers until after they have committed the theft.   It almost makes me throw up when I read you morons giving so called advise about, if you don't control your keys... bla bla .... Yea morons we all know this and no one has all or even most their stacks on these exchanges.  But if your in this game then you would be a true moron if you had no coins or money sitting on these exchanges(so called exchanges).  And if your like me,  I don't take kindly to someone stealing from me irrespective of the amount.  And please dont hang too long on any one of these words... its the fucking point of all the words as a whole that you should be paying attention to.

What I hate is those of you cunts who blame the victims of theft for the freaking theft.  Especially in this online/altcoin/shit context where most of the exchanges in question were prominent exchanges at the time they went up.  In the context of an irregulated atmosphere with almost no legal recourse, and where the owners of the best exchanges aren't even known to their customers until after they have committed the theft.   It almost makes me throw up when I read you morons giving so called advise about, if you don't control your keys... bla bla .... Yea morons we all know this and no one has all or even most their stacks on these exchanges.  But if your in this game then you would be a true moron if you had no coins or money sitting on these exchanges(so called exchanges).  And if your like me,  I don't take kindly to someone stealing from me irrespective of the amount.  And please dont hang too long on any one of these words... its the fucking point of all the words as a whole that you should be paying attention to.

To some extent this is true, but there seems to be some complaining from people who lost __all__ of their coins when a single exchange got hacked. You should probably keep most of your holdings in accounts that you hold the private keys to, and if you're going to keep them all online, at least spread your holdings out over a few different exchanges so your entire stash isn't subject to a single point of failure.