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legendary
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March 21, 2014, 12:17:55 AM
#85
I clearly state that this is an obvious pump and dump.

Well I know where the pump side came from, I was buying up, guess a few longish holders who saw it many times their buy in dumped some (good on em), but I certainly dumped none of my buy ins.

This coin will do well longish with the right promotions, I think it can exceed ltc price (and I am not the only senior member who sees that potential).

Not so long ago people where laughing at me being a big ltc bagholder Wink (but my long holds I don't go the minute to minute evaluations and panic).
NWO
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March 20, 2014, 11:19:35 PM
#84
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

This noob has been registered on this site longer than you son.  You could have discovered that with a quick profile check, but since you were too lazy to do that I'll guess that you were too lazy to check out the article on decentralized development too.

Because it is incredibly hard to have more than one account...

You being registered on a site for almost a year means nothing. You obviously haven't learned anything while you have been here (which is apparent from your activity).

While I write this message, BTCS is entering the dump phase. Who is the fool holding the bag now? Let's see how long the supposed value holds  Roll Eyes

Unlike you, I only post when I have something intelligent to say.

The price of BTCS will continue off of these unreal highs but only time will ultimately tell us the fate of its decentralization experiment.

You are making the BIGGEST fool of yourself. I clearly state that this is an obvious pump and dump. You vigorously deny it and you seem convinced that some feature defines it from the crapcoin ocean (an old tactic which you have obviously fallen for - again, you are a noob). You then try and use my own tactics towards me (because you lack any intelligence of your own) and try and make out I am the incompetent one when I was clearly right and BTCS is following the traditional pump and dump curve.

Magnet is obviously crying right now and holding a bag worth of BTCS or he pooed all over your dreams. Either way, he is up to his old deceitful tricks  Grin

So in conclusion, you look like a moron holding a bag full of worthless alt crap with a 'fancy' name and you were played because you thought some voting system would be the defining feature (haven't heard that one before! woo) or you thought the name implied it was going to be worth something LOL. 

Like I also said (fuck I'm good), some people should not trade crypto. Take a good hard look at this message and remember your place (as I won't be replying to this dying coins thread or retards).

I'll send some KleenexCoin your way.
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March 20, 2014, 10:31:16 PM
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March 20, 2014, 10:23:36 PM
#82
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

This noob has been registered on this site longer than you son.  You could have discovered that with a quick profile check, but since you were too lazy to do that I'll guess that you were too lazy to check out the article on decentralized development too.

Because it is incredibly hard to have more than one account...

You being registered on a site for almost a year means nothing. You obviously haven't learned anything while you have been here (which is apparent from your activity).

While I write this message, BTCS is entering the dump phase. Who is the fool holding the bag now? Let's see how long the supposed value holds  Roll Eyes

Unlike you, I only post when I have something intelligent to say.

The price of BTCS will continue off of these unreal highs but only time will ultimately tell us the fate of its decentralization experiment.
NWO
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March 20, 2014, 08:31:47 PM
#81
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

This noob has been registered on this site longer than you son.  You could have discovered that with a quick profile check, but since you were too lazy to do that I'll guess that you were too lazy to check out the article on decentralized development too.

Because it is incredibly hard to have more than one account...

You being registered on a site for almost a year means nothing. You obviously haven't learned anything while you have been here (which is apparent from your activity).

While I write this message, BTCS is entering the dump phase. Who is the fool holding the bag now? Let's see how long the supposed value holds  Roll Eyes
NWO
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March 20, 2014, 08:27:10 PM
#80
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

Since you didn't see this coin coming, I think the same applies to you Wink

Who says I didn't? I hate Nxt yet I'm still invested. I'm just pointing out that you have poor ethics and you are trying to con laymen people into your pump.

Oh, hows UNOCS going for you?  Cheesy
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March 20, 2014, 06:51:18 PM
#79
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

This noob has been registered on this site longer than you son.  You could have discovered that with a quick profile check, but since you were too lazy to do that I'll guess that you were too lazy to check out the article on decentralized development too.
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March 20, 2014, 06:46:47 PM
#78
First block found and payment has been sent!
legendary
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March 20, 2014, 05:48:06 PM
#77
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.

Since you didn't see this coin coming, I think the same applies to you Wink
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March 20, 2014, 05:46:25 PM
#76
 

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NWO
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March 20, 2014, 05:42:36 PM
#75
Classic pump n dump with a 'fancy' name. Well played Magnet, there will be tons of noobs holding bags after this one.

lol

"Classic Pump & Dump" 6 months after the coin was released?  I don't think classic means what you think it means. Wink

The difference between this coin and all others, including BTC, LTC & DOGE, is that BTCS embraces decentralized development by utilizing a novel proof-of-stake voting system to have the community decide development and foundation formation issues, as opposed to a central group of developers.

It looks like it's the first democratized crypto-currency and to vote you have to keep and hold your coins.  Hopefully, there will be a sell-off after it hits Mintpal to shake off some of the speculators, but a lot of its supporters plan to keep holding on for the coming voting phase.

This coin fills the need for a community-driven coin, especially with all the crap coming out of the "top-down" Bitcoin SHA Foundation.  

I wouldn't be surprised if other coins started following suit by democratizing their development because ultimately freedom loving people don't like centralized control with anyone, even brilliant developers.

The latest update can be found here:
http://theotherbitcoin.com/democratizing-development-roadmap-decentralizing-bitcoin-scrypt-development/

You don't sound very smart.

Just because the coin has been in hibernation (so the dev and a few others can hoard thousands of coins), does not detract from the fact that this is a pump n dump. You would be in the category of noobs I see losing at the end of this.

Crypto probably isn't for you.
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March 20, 2014, 05:41:29 PM
#74
My grandpa was allready drinking Coca Cola and he had a telephone in the sixties. That is totally different from virtual coins that exist for no more then 5 years. And also the flavours of Linux, that is in your world, in your network, with your friends etc.

I was talking about the people in the street, at the grocery, in the factorys, a taxi driver or a supermarket boy, just ordinary people, who work and watch the news and have a Mac or PC at home. People who don't know about Linux, coins, scrypt, exchanges and so on. People that buy an iPhone because the neighbor has one. People who make money and trust the dollar and the local bank. People that run a bicycle store or run a sandwich bar. Is it so hard for you to imagine that in the real world their are people that are totally not aware of the world of bitcointalk? Come on.... We are just the one percent that knows of all this stuff.

So go out in that real world and try to explain to a random person. Or try to convince a local store to accept Bitcoin. (the real one)
Have you ever tried? You didn't even try!! Because when you tried, you should know how difficult it is to tell the story and convince people or local entrepeneurs to take te risk with their money and business and customers to use a virtual coin.
And above that, their comes your story that there are shadow coins like btc scrypt and God may know what other shadow coins come after this.

I hope now you get my point. And if you don't, just leave it this way.
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March 20, 2014, 05:21:42 PM
#73
@Magnet

In your opinion, in your world and with your friends/network/partners, yes, in that world you are right.

But go out in the street (the real world) and try to explain the bitcoin and the bitcoin-scrypt and maybe a third bitcoin-coin to a non-knowing random citizen. And after you explaine for hours, ask the citizen to tell the same story to another random citizen.

You can imagine what happens? They do not understand. Its too clouded.
They gonna refuse all the coins as "one mess". They gonna distrust the whole coin world.
They gonna fear everything that has to do with coins. Wrong way.....

Bitcoin is doooomed  Roll Eyes Wink

Listen, we have Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola and many other "Cola's". Do people in the streets get confused? No... and they understand the difference between Canadian Dollars and US Dollars too Smiley


People aren't confused with the different Linux flavors either (i.e., red hat linux, arch linux, ubuntu, etc...). 
legendary
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March 20, 2014, 04:49:23 PM
#72
@Magnet

In your opinion, in your world and with your friends/network/partners, yes, in that world you are right.

But go out in the street (the real world) and try to explain the bitcoin and the bitcoin-scrypt and maybe a third bitcoin-coin to a non-knowing random citizen. And after you explaine for hours, ask the citizen to tell the same story to another random citizen.

You can imagine what happens? They do not understand. Its too clouded.
They gonna refuse all the coins as "one mess". They gonna distrust the whole coin world.
They gonna fear everything that has to do with coins. Wrong way.....

Bitcoin is doooomed  Roll Eyes Wink

Listen, we have Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola and many other "Cola's". Do people in the streets get confused? No... and they understand the difference between Canadian Dollars and US Dollars too Smiley
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March 20, 2014, 04:47:47 PM
#71
I think the name is very bad for the original Bitcoin. Investors shall be confused with more Bitcoin coins and there will be less investments. Local stores are going to think "what a mess" and consumers are not adopting because there is no "clear simple story" to tell.

The next coin can be named
- Bitcoin Alt
- Bitcoin Crypt
- Bitcrypt Coin
- Bitcoin Cash
and so on. You made it a mess in the hope to fill your own pockets....

Even before the BTC is adopted worldwide by local stores and consumers, you are allready seeding confusion in a bad way.
Very very bad. And remember, till so far, only the BTC (and on some sites, LTC) is the "way out" to dollars or euro's.
This "way out" is as we speak the only reason that people in the street will adopt BTC as value.

So when you disadvantage the original BTC, you disadvantage yourself, your adopters, and your miners.

Bitcoin-scrypt shall never be accepted at your local stores and because of the name, you are delaying the needed adoption of the real BTC.
That adoption is needed to raise the value of the BTC, and in that way, all the other coins. The choice of this name brings damage to the whole process.

It's a pity....

Exactly!!! I wish more people can see the situation around altcoins this way.. We should definitely focus on adoption of original "Satoshi Nakamoto's" Bitcoin! Looking to the future (ethereum etc.) is a good thing, but trying to replicate "BTC boom" is imho nonsense..

We? Who is "we" and why should "we" do what you say? Smiley

Bitcoin is currently in the hands of big companies with even larger data centers, filled with ASIC's, oil cooled.

Bitcoin sCrypt can be hardforked to any ASIC proof algo that's available, that won't happen to BTC or LTC.
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March 20, 2014, 04:45:32 PM
#70
@Magnet

In your opinion, in your world and with your friends/network/partners, yes, in that world you are right.

But go out in the street (the real world) and try to explain the bitcoin and the bitcoin-scrypt and maybe a third bitcoin-coin to a non-knowing random citizen. And after you explaine for hours, ask the citizen to tell the same story to another random citizen.

You can imagine what happens? They do not understand. Its too clouded.
They gonna refuse all the coins as "one mess". They gonna distrust the whole coin world.
They gonna fear everything that has to do with coins. Wrong way.....

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March 20, 2014, 04:36:16 PM
#69
I think the name is very bad for the original Bitcoin. Investors shall be confused with more Bitcoin coins and there will be less investments. Local stores are going to think "what a mess" and consumers are not adopting because there is no "clear simple story" to tell.

The next coin can be named
- Bitcoin Alt
- Bitcoin Crypt
- Bitcrypt Coin
- Bitcoin Cash
and so on. You made it a mess in the hope to fill your own pockets....

Even before the BTC is adopted worldwide by local stores and consumers, you are allready seeding confusion in a bad way.
Very very bad. And remember, till so far, only the BTC (and on some sites, LTC) is the "way out" to dollars or euro's.
This "way out" is as we speak the only reason that people in the street will adopt BTC as value.

So when you disadvantage the original BTC, you disadvantage yourself, your adopters, and your miners.

Bitcoin-scrypt shall never be accepted at your local stores and because of the name, you are delaying the needed adoption of the real BTC.
That adoption is needed to raise the value of the BTC, and in that way, all the other coins. The choice of this name brings damage to the whole process.

It's a pity....

Exactly!!! I wish more people can see the situation around altcoins this way.. We should definitely focus on adoption of original "Satoshi Nakamoto's" Bitcoin! Looking to the future (ethereum etc.) is a good thing, but trying to replicate "BTC boom" is imho nonsense..
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March 20, 2014, 04:33:59 PM
#68
I think the name is very bad for the original Bitcoin. Investors shall be confused with more Bitcoin coins and there will be less investments. Local stores are going to think "what a mess" and consumers are not adopting because there is no "clear simple story" to tell.

The next coin can be named
- Bitcoin Alt
- Bitcoin Crypt
- Bitcrypt Coin
- Bitcoin Cash
and so on. You made it a mess in the hope to fill your own pockets....

Even before the BTC is adopted worldwide by local stores and consumers, you are allready seeding confusion in a bad way.
Very very bad. And remember, till so far, only the BTC (and on some sites, LTC) is the "way out" to dollars or euro's.
This "way out" is as we speak the only reason that people in the street will adopt BTC as value.

So when you disadvantage the original BTC, you disadvantage yourself, your adopters, and your miners.

Bitcoin-scrypt shall never be accepted at your local stores and because of the name, you are delaying the needed adoption of the real BTC.
That adoption is needed to raise the value of the BTC, and in that way, all the other coins. The choice of this name brings damage to the whole process.

It's a pity....

First: I'm not the developer of Bitcoin sCrypt, just an early supporter
Second: Bitcoin sCrypt has been around since september and nobody got confused
Third: The name is great, it has Bitcoin specs but with scrypt algo, so Bitcoin sCrypt makes clear what it is
Fifth: I can't count
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March 20, 2014, 04:22:33 PM
#67
I think the name is very bad for the original Bitcoin. Investors shall be confused with more Bitcoin coins and there will be less investments. Local stores are going to think "what a mess" and consumers are not adopting because there is no "clear simple story" to tell.

The next coin can be named
- Bitcoin Alt
- Bitcoin Crypt
- Bitcrypt Coin
- Bitcoin Cash
and so on. You made it a mess in the hope to fill your own pockets....

Even before the BTC is adopted worldwide by local stores and consumers, you are allready seeding confusion in a bad way.
Very very bad. And remember, till so far, only the BTC (and on some sites, LTC) is the "way out" to dollars or euro's.
This "way out" is as we speak the only reason that people in the street will adopt BTC as value.

So when you disadvantage the original BTC, you disadvantage yourself, your adopters, and your miners.
And not only you, you also disadvantage all the other coins, miners, investers and so on.

Bitcoin-scrypt shall never be accepted at your local stores or big webstores and because of the name, you are delaying the needed adoption of the real BTC. That adoption is needed to raise the value of the BTC, and in that way, all the other coins.

People are working worldwide so hard to make it true and people are investing so much money to change the world we live in, and the only thing you can think about is to fill your pockets by choosing a confusing name that brings damage to the whole process.

You are not creative to choose a stunning name. You cannot create a cool logo. You have no good scrypt vision. There is no good story behind the name. You have no connections to make some good business plans.
All you can do is setup a coin (wich can be done in hours), copy a name, generate a wallet and mine 6 months upfront, and then you will tell the world this should be the next big thing.....  

It's a pity....

>>> Update, the Bytecoin is also alive. More confusion is on the way....
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March 20, 2014, 04:06:50 PM
#66
Market just opened on Mintpal!

https://www.mintpal.com/market/BTCS/BTC
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