Topic: AURORACOIN - Empowering Financial Freedom - page 45. (Read 138034 times)

The 24-42 adresses, each holding 50K AUR belong to the Foundation: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13013984

Top two are Cryptsy and MintPal. That last one went bust and those coins can be regarded as lost since the curator of the bankruptcy can't get the codes to the wallets anymore.

And yes, I'm in the shortlist as well. Which is not surprising, since I have been strongly supporting, mining and holding Auroracoin from the start.

There are big sha256 miners in Iceland that the dev team will be asking to join the auroracoin mining effort.

watch out for may 1

The airdrop has made Auroracoin the most decentralised coin on the planet right now.

The big holders that do exist hold much smaller proportions of total supply as compared to any other coin.

In the effort to decentralize finance, you are welcome to present a coin that is more decentralized than auroracoin.

running as sha256 I get an "out of memory" error...

Anyone else?

November 2014 they received the $250k , which is why I have much more respect for a currency like AUR who have had no help.

Are you not the creator of Aurora? I notice you were defending the anonymous developer before the airdrops began.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/delete-505534

Eggert,


Why don't you just contact your Icelandic fellowmen? The "facts" you just posted (again) have already been explained and accounted for. If you simply just click on some of the links in your own post, you can see that almost all "questionable" transactions have been marked as [Cryptsy] addresses by now.

It seems that your entire existence on this board is about "proving" Auroracoin is a scam. Not once I have seen you trying to get educated by acquiring real facts, you just repeat false fud others have thrown in your lap.

Again, we invite you to get in contact with the true persons behind this great project in stead of repeating long corrected false accusations of anonymous fud accounts.


Cheers,

Martin

this has been debunked many times.

Please just contact us directly. Send me a pm, i am also in the phone book and a simple google search will tell you where i work and live, i can also give you me email address etc. There are many ways to contact us here in Iceland, you can visit us at the official address of auraráð at Engjateigur 3, you can see the auroracoin flag on top of the building. Making statement under a alias on bitcointalk does not make it real.

You can read the following and make an informed decision. I am a firm believer that the person who was behind the creation of AUR is hiding in plain sight.

From the controversy section on wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auroracoin

MP Frosti Sigurjónsson, a member of the ruling Progressive Party and Chairman of the EATC, suggested in a blog post on his website that there is evidence that Auroracoin is an illegal financial "scam".

Links you can read for yourself and many more.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/delete-505534
https://www.reddit.com/r/auroracoin/comments/1znb9i/auroracoin_evidence_of_scam/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/auroracoin-incredible-scam-exposed-877108

I don't care.
Almost half of the premined coins are verifiable burned.  This is the only proof I need regarding the moral quality of the initial DEV.

Did they ever find who the original dev was that rigged the airdrop and if he still has AUR , if Eggert is telling the truth.

The DEV team should not pay attention to the lurking scammers. You just loose precious development time to them.
And by making this you feed their hope in robbing you.
It's a waste of time on both sides! 

This question has been answered extensively all over this thread, but I've no problem answering on my behalf. I joined the project for personnal reason (being a friend of one of the icelandic crew) - ideological reason (I think it is a project that may help widely is succesful, and not only in iceland, acting as an experiment that may show the positive of decentralized currency at a national level. Great if it help Icelandic people - but the country is relevant to me only because he it's actual conditions that are perfect for such project. We are enslaved by central banksters. It's enought - we need to show that it is possible to get rid of them.) - and finally, i'm in for the profit too (if the project succeed, my little stack may give me some financial freedom, and it would be great bonus in my life and for my familly).

That being said, if i calculate every single hour i worked ''developping'' this project the last year, I realize I would need VERY high AUR price to only break even lol. It's insane the energy/time and ressources that the dev team put in this project, and anyone working close to them see it - and it is why there is now IRL meeting each week in iceland, and online meeting twice a week : we want to organise ourself better, and giving people an occasion to jump in and see who we are, and what (how) we are doing.

I missed this statement. What about all the developers you have outside of Iceland,  what is in it for them to make AUR work within the borders of Iceland besides making a stack of btc which they can actually use.?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14209672

Why not have adamastor be a developer in South Africa for AUR. The more development we have the better.

The top Three persons are indeed board members of the Aurarad Foundation, but they are also developers. A big misunderstanding I have seen in Crypto communities over the last couple of years is that people tend to think developers are the same as coders. The development of auroracoin consists of more than just typing code and compiling awesome wallets. That's a serious, yet miner part of the real development.

The true developers are the ones that develop the coin as a whole, including creating awareness, educating people and developing a solid user base and attracting merchants. Even what I'm doing right now, explaining this, is part of the development of Auroracoin.

In more detail, Pétur is doing a great job in setting up the foundation and creating the OSX and IOS wallets. Hermann is working hard and close with Yan to promote Auroracoin on all possible media and is responsible for the new exchange that is about to be launched. Hlynur has proven to be priceless by engaging in meetings with Government and Tax departments and giving lectures and presentations on Auroracoin all over Iceland.

I would say these guys do amazing development for Auroracoin!

Who are the Icelandic developers? On the OP it only has people from Iceland who hold 1 million of the premine in a foundation but they not developers. All the developers are international.

LTEX you want to sell your Gulden to me at a price of 400 ? I will keep my AUR and give you btc for the Gulden you have.