CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Developments & Discussions - page 268.

laughingbear

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Guys what is happening ? Fuck , i trusted this coin . just answer me from where came these 500k coins ?
i checked blockchain block 1 sent the coins to 26 adresses = ANY EXPLANATION ABOUT IT ? SANTA CLAUS MINED IT ? FUCK I WILL DUMP my 10 BTC worth of coins RIGHT NOW = DEV WHERE THE FUCK ARE YOU ? We trusted you with our money . Fuck i'm going to dump it right now . Only scammers RIP CANN . Don't say its a fresh account to FUD = I'M A REAL INVESTOR HERE SINCE 8 MONTHS

did you not read what was just posted above?

laughingbear

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seems like a fair explanation, and the only fair way to fix it.

passion4cannabis

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http://i.imgur.com/HU1M7eD.jpg
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EDIT: Here is the plan. Owner has Two Weeks from today, 10/21/2014, to claim the 25 wallets.

Now, let's move forward beyond the negativity that has failed to stop our movement.

YESWECANN!!!

Bitcycle

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Everyone can read between the lines and I leave it up to them to make that decision.

Yes, we certainly can read between the lines.

You and your FUD team came here during a price drop and spammed the same thing over and over, in two different threads and even created your own thread.

Working as hard as your little fingers could cut and paste to create a panic and drive the price even further down.

Yeah, reading between the lines isn't hard at all.

You're a simple garden variety FUDster.

wurstgelee

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If those coins are legit, there is no justification to destroy them!
If they are not legit....well.....you know it.

I don't see anything in between.

armlock

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So did I not post the truth about a serious concern in the protocol and management of this coin?

Fud of Fact? You decide.

Secondly, invalidating coins on the protocol is stealing from the ones who generated the coins from their efforts in the program. Not crypto at all...

Humm newbie, probably fud. Many newbies in bct. Fud everywhere Cheesy

Bitcycle

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Fud of Fact? You decide.

No, you're still a FUDder. Keeping up your spamming doesn't change that.

Bitcycle

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Quote from: wurstgelee on October 21, 2014, 08:43:04 PM

Quote from: WarrEagle on October 21, 2014, 08:41:58 PM

Invalidating those coins would require a hard fork. You don't want to get into that.

I asked about these a long, long time ago, and just figured they were stashed for something. They came from block 1. The pre-mine of x11. I am not part of any other cannabis related coin. I just want a straight answer.

They are not from a miner, they were part of the pre-mine and they came from block 1 address.

This! Facts! We should stick to them.

Personally, I'm completely fine with never knowing who owns them. It doesn't really matter.

They've always been there, they've always been a risk factor, regardless of if they're owned by the dev or Satoshi himself.

Masses of coins are always a risk to markets, you just learn to deal with that or you don't.

Knowing the owner doesn't change the risk even the tiniest bit.

One thing we know is that it isn't a "hidden" premine, since it's, you know, always been public.

wurstgelee

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Quote from: WarrEagle on October 21, 2014, 08:41:58 PM

Invalidating those coins would require a hard fork. You don't want to get into that.

I asked about these a long, long time ago, and just figured they were stashed for something. They came from block 1. The pre-mine of x11. I am not part of any other cannabis related coin. I just want a straight answer.

They are not from a miner, they were part of the pre-mine and they came from block 1 address.

This! Facts! We should stick to them.

WarrEagle

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Invalidating those coins would require a hard fork. You don't want to get into that.

I asked about these a long, long time ago, and just figured they were stashed for something. They came from block 1. The pre-mine of x11. I am not part of any other cannabis related coin. I just want a straight answer.

They are not from a miner, they were part of the pre-mine and they came from block 1 address.

wurstgelee

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Quote from: hermundur on October 21, 2014, 08:36:55 PM

"what about these coins? premine? - fud"
but then again..
"deleting these coins is not adequate"

so? if someone did not claim them and D9 is getting this ridiculous shitstorm, I would say:

Call out for the dude(s) to claim the coins in a defined time span. If no one is answering, leave them where they are. Everybody knows where they are. But to be sure this argument can not be recycled in the future, the coins should be made unavailable.

If you insist on D9 giving answers to questions he may not know but simultaneously insinsting on not to invalidate the coins, then the discussions end is well beyond horizon.

All completely wrong.

D9 has to explain where these coins come from and why he sent those 25 first(!) transactions of the new blockchain to these addresses in quantities of 500k each! We are speaking about ~50% of all coins at that time.

Those coins have to be accounted for in the old blockchain - so this simply HAS to be resolvable.

comando

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Wow, this is big news for us..Im holding my coins now...

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Might as well give you more transparency behind the issue since the dev is failing to do so.

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hermundur

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"what about these coins? premine? - fud"
but then again..
"deleting these coins is not adequate"

so? if someone did not claim them and D9 is getting this ridiculous shitstorm, I would say:

Call out for the dude(s) to claim the coins in a defined time span. If no one is answering, leave them where they are. Everybody knows where they are. But to be sure this argument can not be recycled in the future, the coins should be made unavailable.

If you insist on D9 giving answers to questions he may not know but simultaneously insinsting on not to invalidate the coins, then the discussions end is well beyond horizon.

madalieninvader

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If this was a scam these guys are nuts. Their pictures and place of business all over the internet? I'm finding everything hard to believe. I'm finding both scam and not scam hard to believe. My head hurts.

Not involved in CANN in anyway and sold mine by chance at apparently the perfect time.

Just grabbing the popcorn and watching another crazy day in crypto. Reading like a mystery novel/soap opera so far.

natmccoy

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Quote from: esotericizm on October 21, 2014, 08:28:50 PM

Quote from: Bitcycle on October 21, 2014, 08:27:44 PM

That's far more troubling than just letting them sit there. The dev has no right to invalidate anyone's coins.

Whats the alternative? As I said in IRC if the owner ever does step up we can revert the change and those coins will be spendable but I personally feel that protecting current investors and dispelling the scam claims is pretty important atm.

This will give ccn no basis for continued attacks against cann.

I agree eso. In 6 months the coins have not even been claimed! It could be a mining pool that shut down or some miners who sold their hardware or some large-scale miner who passed away, who knows. It seems very likely that the coins would have never been claimed. If these people/person know of these coins but never claimed them, surely they are watching the CANN market the last week and will see posts informing them to claim their coins now. If somebody does come running in a few months down the road with the proper validating information then they can have their coins returned.

This is likely the best option, and D9 is correct in making it. Otherwise he faces months of harassment in IRC and BCT

zyronx

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Quote from: wurstgelee on October 21, 2014, 08:31:47 PM

Well...invalidating is no answer. We need an explanation!

a) Where do these coins come from? D9 is the only dev and simply has to be able to answer that question.

b) If those coins are legit - on which basis are they invalidated? Because the owner just sits on them? Thats wrong - it's stealing!

that is drawback to crypto, its the crypto part. finding out who owns them is not easy. if it can even be done.

Bitcycle

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Quote from: esotericizm on October 21, 2014, 08:28:50 PM

Quote from: Bitcycle on October 21, 2014, 08:27:44 PM

Quote from: esotericizm on October 21, 2014, 08:25:46 PM

11:18 @DeltaNineDev • I will continue to due my findings of these 25 wallets in question: We are giving the person whos coins these are 2 weeks to claim them before we invalidate the addresses so they cannot be spent on the CANN network.
11:18 @DeltaNineDev • do not due
11:18 • pollystripe [5c2bbcac@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.92.43.188.172] has quit IRC
11:18 amnesiac_ • If they are invalidated what is the total coin supply then?
11:18 @DeltaNineDev • 12.5m in those wallets
11:19 @DeltaNineDev • those will be invalidated in the source

That's far more troubling than just letting them sit there. The dev has no right to invalidate anyone's coins.

Whats the alternative? As I said in IRC if the owner ever does step up we can revert the change and those coins will be spendable but I personally feel that protecting current investors and dispelling the scam claims is pretty important atm.

This will give ccn no basis for continued attacks against cann.

The alternative is to leave people's coins alone. If someone wants to leave them sitting there and not identify themselves, they have every right to do that.

I'm 100% against invalidating those coins. I think it's an awful, terrible move and the worst possible path.

wurstgelee

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Well...invalidating is no answer. We need an explanation!

a) Where do these coins come from? D9 is the only dev and simply has to be able to answer that question.

b) If those coins are legit - on which basis are they invalidated? Because the owner just sits on them? Thats wrong - it's stealing!

armlock

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Quote from: esotericizm on October 21, 2014, 08:25:46 PM

11:16 Zoggy32 • cann fud isn't even that bad
11:16 passion4cannabis • I'm just glad this is all over. Discredited CCN and now we are about to have announcement!
11:16 passion4cannabis • Let's move forward CannCommunity
11:16 OGF|TM • it kind of was Zoggy32, 24hr high of 16k to low of 2555k
11:17 OGF|TM • that is crypto at it's finest
11:17 Esotericizm • Its pretty telling that Jamesonotc didn't even deny the claims
11:17 passion4cannabis • Good vibes!
11:17 passion4cannabis • Could be the Girl Scout Cookies tho

11:17 Zoggy32 • OGF, 16k to 8k was the dump after the pump, 8k to 3k was the FUD
11:18 @DeltaNineDev • I will continue to due my findings of these 25 wallets in question: We are giving the person whos coins these are 2 weeks to claim them before we invalidate the addresses so they cannot be spent on the CANN network.
11:18 @DeltaNineDev • do not due
11:18 • pollystripe [5c2bbcac@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.92.43.188.172] has quit IRC
11:18 amnesiac_ • If they are invalidated what is the total coin supply then?
11:18 @DeltaNineDev • 12.5m in those wallets
11:19 @DeltaNineDev • those will be invalidated in the source

Thats is the 5/5 Pod devs works. Yes we cann

hermundur

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to make the coins unavailable for anyone would be nice, isn't it?

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