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Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 213. (Read 1070171 times)

legendary
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you should change the title of this thread

 [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 2014

Or maybe

[BCN] Secure, private, untraceable Oh never mind, we stole that tag line from Monero.

MONERO...  oh never mind, we stole the source code from Bytecoin.

we stole the source code from Bytecoin used with permission, and credited.

Just remember: No fraudulent 82% BCN premine, no Monero.

sgk
legendary
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!! HODL !!
you should change the title of this thread

 [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 2014

Or maybe

[BCN] Secure, private, untraceable Oh never mind, we stole that tag line from Monero.

MONERO...  oh never mind, we stole the source code from Bytecoin.
legendary
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you should change the title of this thread

 [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 2014

Or maybe

[BCN] Secure, private, untraceable Oh never mind, we stole that tag line from Monero.

legendary
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mining is so 2012-2013
you should change the title of this thread

 [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 2014
member
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bytecoin is electronic currency in the future

First-class technology
sr. member
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Is it a good idea to increase the supply of new BCN to dilute the premine so that BCN will not suffer the consequence of 82% premine? Maybe the damage has already been done no matter what the efforts?
sr. member
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Do you need any help? There seems to be a very few updates lately, would've love to see more Smiley

As far as I know, next significant BCN update will be released in a week.
While waiting for it, you can help us with community website maintenance. We have recently added two new guides: how to start pool mining (http://bytecoiner.org/pool-mining/howto.php) and how to buy BCN at Poloniex exchange (http://bytecoiner.org/poloniex/howto.php).

And we need your feedback.



any hints about what this update will be?

I agree, it would be great to know when the next update is scheduled.
Devs here to answer?
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I'm not surprised BCN advocates are alien to concept of honor.

calling someone on the internet retarded is the oldest trick on google, try again.

Why don't you stick around your XMR thread. There's nothing here that calls for your presence.
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Do you need any help? There seems to be a very few updates lately, would've love to see more Smiley

As far as I know, next significant BCN update will be released in a week.
While waiting for it, you can help us with community website maintenance. We have recently added two new guides: how to start pool mining (http://bytecoiner.org/pool-mining/howto.php) and how to buy BCN at Poloniex exchange (http://bytecoiner.org/poloniex/howto.php).

And we need your feedback.



any hints about what this update will be?
sr. member
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Do you need any help? There seems to be a very few updates lately, would've love to see more Smiley

As far as I know, next significant BCN update will be released in a week.
While waiting for it, you can help us with community website maintenance. We have recently added two new guides: how to start pool mining (http://bytecoiner.org/pool-mining/howto.php) and how to buy BCN at Poloniex exchange (http://bytecoiner.org/poloniex/howto.php).

And we need your feedback.

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terra-credit.com
Do you need any help? There seems to be a very few updates lately, would've love to see more Smiley
sr. member
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Don't forget to follow us and participate in the giveaway!
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Don't you think you're a little (not a little actually) bit off-side with this pic?
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A little bit tired of this senseless scamming each other. Maybe let's talk about more serious things than "BCN's the best / Monero's the best"?

So there's a very interesting article in the Guardian about how to behave right in the NSA-survelliance era
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-how-to-remain-secure-surveillance

1) Hide in the network
2) Encrypt your communications
3) Assume that while your computer can be compromised, it would take work and risk on the part of the NSA – so it probably isn't
4) Be suspicious of commercial encryption software, especially from large vendors
5) Try to use public-domain encryption that has to be compatible with other implementations

So my point is that there's lack of cryptocurrency point, and CryptoNote coins comply to this in the best way.
sgk
legendary
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!! HODL !!
I have no problem with Monero, in fact I own some XMR.

I just want to keep Monero discussion on Monero thread and BCN discussion on BCN thread.
sgk
legendary
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Monero

It is charming you think Monero is so important that you keep bringing it up on the BCN thread, but perhaps we could stick to discussing BCN here?



If only he stayed on the BCN thread with his compadres...

And as a known Moanero shill, troll and FUDster perhaps you could stick to one of your three hundred vacuous moanero threads......

To support a non-scam coin like Monero is a badge of honor.

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Monero

It is charming you think Monero is so important that you keep bringing it up on the BCN thread, but perhaps we could stick to discussing BCN here?



If only he stayed on the BCN thread with his compadres...

And as a known Moanero shill, troll and FUDster perhaps you could stick to one of your three hundred vacuous moanero threads......
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BYTECOIN NEWS

Greetings! Throughout this week me and Bytecoin have been staying in, preparing to join OpenBazaar, but today in this wonderful sunny Friday and we are planning to get out of the network and have a joyful journey in the Great World.
Today Bytecoin ..........
....... Better let’s talk about how we can use Bytecoin.
Pacific_Skyline

+1

That was a pleasure to read mate. I like your mentality

Cheers Smiley

If you like it here are next Dxxx  Wink http://bytecoin.org/blog
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The Protocol for the Audience Economy
BYTECOIN NEWS

Greetings! Throughout this week me and Bytecoin have been staying in, preparing to join OpenBazaar, but today in this wonderful sunny Friday and we are planning to get out of the network and have a joyful journey in the Great World.
Today Bytecoin will accompany me in walk around Manhattan and I appreciate his willingness to join me. I'm going to introduce it to all of my friends that I might come across today. I will surely introduce Bytecoin to my favorite hotel that I stay in every time I get the chance to visit New York. It will get to know my favorite cafe where I relish the beautiful music and exceptional politeness of the servers and of servers and bussers.
I am sure my friends will be surprised when they see us together, I've been through it before. They'll ask me what do we need new money for if we already have Bucks, Euro and Yen? I am sure that the idea that we need at least a few hundred of new currencies will astound them. I'll give my friends a few moments to regain composure and then introduce them to my good friend Bytecoin.
I will tell them that the trust we put in the issuer is what empowers the currency. Notes and coins in themselves carry no value. It is crucial that notes and coins a man receives for his work can be exchanged for the equivalent of work done by the other. And the issuer guaranties that the exchange may be executed at any point in time. That is the guarantee that you trust.
However, we have made a step forward and switched to cryptocurrencies. They are secured by a reliable algorithm. So where could we find trust in the world of cryptocurrencies?
In spite of decentralization, every single cryptocurrency belongs to someone. There are people who mine it and make transactions with it through exchanges. So the trust in a cryptocurrency is measured by the trust one puts in the people who make use of this cryptocurrency. You can buy a cup of coffee in Japan with the currency that is used by students and professors of Sorbonne University simply because it is a respectable institution and they are not going to give up on their currency. And if this particular coffee shop trusts the students community of Sorbonne it will accept their currency in exchange of a cup of coffee.
I already feel that my old friend is fixed to buy me a coffee in exchange for some Bytecoins. But I'm going to put it on hold for now and present him with my conclusion before we get into technical details of such a transaction.
We need to understand what money is. People will have to grasp the essence of money. The world will become so much better if every human-being will understand that his or her labor may be rewarded by one of the hundreds of currencies that they place trust in.
And in order to have such a diverse and bright world we are going to need a variety of currencies. Restoration of conscious and healthy attitude towards money is one of the most important goals of our team. We will do everything it takes to help the world to achieve the financial system of competing currencies.
My friend says that coffee goes well with croissant, they are fresh off the oven.And better take two croissant. Shall we pay with Dollars? No, not now. Better let’s talk about how we can use Bytecoin.
Pacific_Skyline

+1

That was a pleasure to read mate. I like your mentality

Cheers Smiley
legendary
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Monero

It is charming you think Monero is so important that you keep bringing it up on the BCN thread, but perhaps we could stick to discussing BCN here?

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