Topic: [ANN][XRB]Cryptocurrency's killer app: RaiBlocks micropayments - page 165. (Read 775279 times)

XRB is very good coin  Looking to see where it goes.

Quickly save the Binance from the collapse. They do not know about the vulnerability. Only you can save them from collapse

I also saw many people are referring XRB as recommendation for this new year. I was watching the last few days performance it went just sky rockets within days. This is first time I am here and will start reading what is all about in previous pages to understand the basics of this coin.

So why would Binance even list XRB for voting If they didnt consider XRB viable for listing, they would not put them on the voting list right?

So looks like Binance is not considering XRB insecure...

This kind of FUD can be done to every cryptocurrency. So once and for all :
Every cryptocurrency, every online bank is vulnerable to Mitm attacks, if such attack successfully happens.
Example for bitcoin: If a hacker successfully performs a Mitm attack between a buyer and seller, he can just give to the buyer his own bitcoin address instead of the seller's. End of the story. And there are a myriad of more sophisticated attacks depending on whether you have a temporary or persistant Mitm attack.
Fortunately, Mitm attacks (over ssh) are rare, difficult and simply not accessible to the vast majority. They can still happen though and countermeasures (such as ssl pinning) are outside of the scope of crypto currencies underlying technology.
Basically if you are afraid of Mitm attacks, don't open a bank account, don't use any crypto currency, or better, don't use internet (or LANs) and make payments only in cash.

Indeed they are. Obviously all of the exchanges are controlled by them. We need a high volume exchange to lessen their control.

This thread is pure comedy 

ROTFL but it is still like that: it's the same. You forgot exchange sucks (worst ever). The only thing different now is that whales are having fun.

It will be very funny when Kucoin and Binance collapse in result of adding $XRB.

I'm dying with regret AF. I didn't expected RaiBlocks will grow up like this. Back @ 2016 I was selling thousands of this coins for only less than 1000sats (  check my sent trust and recent posts ) and now it worths almost $25! Didn't expect all of this, because right then before dev sucks, community sucks, wallet sucks! But now. WTH. Now I only got 600 XRB and it's killing me with regrets for selling almost 80k XRB for cheap price. 

The coin is very interesting and promising, the acquaintance took 6000 coins, a year ago, now he is shocked that so the coin has grown in price. That means a good investment!
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You better let Kucoin and Binance know your findings since they are about to list XRB. Hopefully your garbage dumpster still has internet access.

the bounty is just for show. This problem was pointed out 2 years ago and they are still ignoring it because there is nothing they can do. It's flawed by design and they are trying to hide it. You see they have MILLIONS of reasons to hide it

You are dreaming.  Here we have a thread where gmaxwell and other inveterate cryptocurrency developers point out that XRB in inherently insecure.  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/block-lattice-1219264  These problems cannot be ignored and no serious exchange can list a coin like this (suicide).

+1  Know thy crypto

XRB is the most worthy investment altcoin at the moment because I am sure the XRB will soon be listed on Binance and I am keeping a lot of XRB from 6 months ago. I hope the XRB could soon reach $ 50 in 2018 because big investors are very interested in this altcoin

Yeah, sure, we are all FUDders.

If you say that FAUCET distribution has been flawed and then stopped because of BOTs taking everything you are a FUDder:
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1381323.8040 BOTs solving CAPTCHAs obtaining more than 200.000 XRB per day cheating for weeks\months, totally flawed distribution

If you say that it's a premined coin with most of it in the hands of creators you are a FUDder:
- https://raiblocks.net/page/frontiers.php

If you say it's not on legit exchange yet and it's price is manipulated, driven by exchange bug you are a FUDder:
- they allowed the price to be bug-driven (noob exchange bug that let people match orders in stead of clearing order book), they even admitted it (after letting the price go to moon). But you are anyway a FUDder when you say Bitgrail is a noob exchange.

If you say that they have the noobest wallet around even seen you are a FUDder, then you start wallet and you are back in the 90s.

If you say that they never have proven either in testnet more than 10tx/s (they promise 7000tx/s) you are a FUDder, now they do 7000tx/day and almost everything from wallet to webwallet to explorer crash.

If you say that their coin is not used at all for microtransactions (except 2 pathetics shop without users) you are a FUDder, even if people care just about getting rich.

If you say Cryptopia delisted it because it made the exchange crash you are a FUDder even if it actually happened.

If you say it's centralized because you have to trust main holders (to validate transaction\representatives) you are a FUDder.

Hm my wallet (full wallet win64) does not sync. It has a pending transaction since several days. Network congested ? Right now it is catching 1 block ever 15 seconds only.
Same problem (almost no sync) on a second machine. Ideas ?

After windows wallet is going to work properly without bugs, are there plans to create android wallets in the future ?

Daily update of data.ldb (save Seed, check Guide & Readme if you are going to use it to speed up 1st wallet sync!)
Now for version 9.0!
https://yadi.sk/d/fcZgyES73Jzj5T
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sP1z9S011f1W_0nK1KJ-UCJbjaNmk8GQ?usp=sharing

RaiBlocks_Win64_2018_01_01_13.7z (for version 9.0)   
SHA1: 0E45966B73EF00ABD0A8B364825FCF827EA4E32B     
SHA256: 3C7B69F8BD4F4A3659C4C31203384159A6EF41F9AB8D4ACFEA3677D2774AD34E   

RaiBlocks_Linux64_2018_01_01_13.7z (for version 9.0)   
SHA1: AD0B0B6C4767EEFEC8B06038C5082AA3F9735A3D     
SHA256: F2C68FA1B952671AE8C89F6FB10C413A59316A50C78EE4FD62423A7970864859     

Version_8_0_RaiBlocks_Win64_2018_01_01_13.7z (for version 8.0)   
SHA1: B99603C280C8A7121BEE09038F42D5813D4391AB   
SHA256: 0AC7BF390ADEDBA018F34703C630A97B031043484D3618F51799FA2C0C12CCAB