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Topic: Coinye [KOI/COYE] You can't kill a gayfish. - page 163. (Read 715934 times)

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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...

For one....98% of every coin released now cannot be used to actually buy things. People are trading it and trying to make money off of it by playing the market. This coin is no different than all the others so stop the bullshit.

As for Kanye dipshits image... do you really think another country is going to give two shits about some narcisistic rapper they most likely never heard of? No. They arent.

AND EVEN if by some miracle all this legal crap DOES in fact stifle the coin... the blockchain is a series of hexidecimals and shit like that. All you would need to do is keep the blockchain and rename the coin to something entirely different.

Why are so many people ignorant to the possibilities of crypto? It cannot be stopped unless EVERYONE wants it to be.

Actually I didn't know about kanye until this coin released   Roll Eyes
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...

Exactly. Without proper compliance and legit exchanges involved, there can be no widespread acceptance of such a coin.

The devs could have made this work with a formal announcement of something like Koi coin (with the samuari fish logo) early oh when the C&D was sent to them......if they had complied, the media would still have reported on the new legit name and logo but it seems the devs only ever wanted a quick buck on this one. Then you have the pop-up mining pools, pop-up exchange, multiple names and logos just before launch to obfuscate everything........there was at least 4 different names and 4 different logos going around the sites prior to launch.

This looks like a classic pump and dump. Arrange interviews with the media and create fake hype. Keep changing names/logos to divert intentions and draw in new marks. Entice miners with all kinds of BS offers. Double coin output and do a huge premine at the last minute. Hopefully you've drawn in enough marks to meet the petition criteria to get it on cryptsy now. Dump the premine the second it gets on cryptsy.

Seems like this was the plan with Coinye.
 

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I thought the whole idea behind crypto currency is to show TPTB and their bankers the middlefinger. That narcistic rapper is also part of that Elite group.  Do we let them win?
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AND EVEN if by some miracle all this legal crap DOES in fact stifle the coin... the blockchain is a series of hexidecimals and shit like that. All you would need to do is keep the blockchain and rename the coin to something entirely different.

Which it already has been done, or did you miss the link to that shit Koin thread? If you missed it, be glad.
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...

For one....98% of every coin released now cannot be used to actually buy things. People are trading it and trying to make money off of it by playing the market. This coin is no different than all the others so stop the bullshit.

As for Kanye dipshits image... do you really think another country is going to give two shits about some narcisistic rapper they most likely never heard of? No. They arent.

AND EVEN if by some miracle all this legal crap DOES in fact stifle the coin... the blockchain is a series of hexidecimals and shit like that. All you would need to do is keep the blockchain and rename the coin to something entirely different.

Why are so many people ignorant to the possibilities of crypto? It cannot be stopped unless EVERYONE wants it to be.
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...

And how many of these other pump/dump coins are actually used to buy anything, aside from their use as a speculative asset? You're saying that in order for any of these to have value they need to be used to purchase goods? Please now, come back when you know a thing or two about how this all works. Matter of fact is, all you have to do and look through this thread to see people who clearly do not give a fuck about any of that and are still making money.
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...

Yea, I heard that after he gets done with suing people he cant find over a coin that he cant stop, Kanye will go on to sue anyone/thing with the name "Kanye" and/or "West" and any possible derivative of those two words.
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...

And you don't reckon that Kanye's image rights are protected in countries other than the US?

Bullet-proof hosting is irrelevant. Regardless of whether Kanye can actually shut the exchanges down, it's obvious that the coin can never gain any legitimacy if you're breaking the law by using it. I'm talking about using it to actually buy things, not trading it on some two-bit exchange hosted in the middle of nowhere. People seem to forget that buying stuff is what currency is for...
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Yeah, and how is that lawsuit thing going, did they ever find those devs that were you know, out of US jurisdiction and stuff? And apparently none of you know what bullet-proof hosting is...
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Coinye was dead as soon when Kanye, pressed charges.

Exactly. I don't know why people can't see that as soon as Kanye's lawyers got involved, Coinye was finished.

How can the coin possibly have a long term future when any business which accepts it or facilitates trading of it is going to be sued?
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wow you guys got millions of this currency? Just mined 8k so far
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Since this happened I'm out of this coin... Thank you people for killing this beautiful coin..

Dude Fuck you, as if we had anything to do with it.

Coinye was dead when Kanye, pressed charges.

And maybe if the Acting Dev.(You) wasn't a complete Douchebag, and didn't  make Stupid, immature, childish remarks, It would have survived.

How old are you by the way?

 

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What do you think is a fair market cap for this coin? $10-15m once it hits a real exchange?

It will never hit a real exchange.

The last exchange that tried it got threatened with legal action, and that was a virtually unknown exchange. Why would Cryptsy or Vircurex risk it?

Also, it's another worthless premined pump and dump coin...

Those are definitely the only two exchanges that exist. Definitely.   Roll Eyes
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And if that trend continues (yeah, it's soooo hard to put one comment anywhere outside of this forum or tip anybody with 5-10 -20000 COYES, or just donate for bounties and giveaways)
I will stop with my engagement on this coin and just start being asshole like them and stack my coins... Cause the coin will rise by itself I guess...
Or even better, let's just close everything again and never revive it again, fuck CoinyeCoin...

There's still time to save yourself by sending me some ;-)

newbie
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What do you think is a fair market cap for this coin? $10-15m once it hits a real exchange?

It will never hit a real exchange.

The last exchange that tried it got threatened with legal action, and that was a virtually unknown exchange. Why would Cryptsy or Vircurex risk it?

Also, it's another worthless premined pump and dump coin...

You speak like a sock puppet.

You haven't actually refuted my arguments though.

Why would Cryptsy or Vircurex risk it? Why risk being sued over a coin with relatively low hashrate?
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SELLING 3M for .04BTC EACH MILLION
legendary
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dropped to .49GH coye network hashrate overnight, dumbass emotional Lemmings are running to mine doge after a little bump in price! If anything, now is the time to mine anything other than doge with the rising diff!
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Selling 750k Coinye, PM with offers.
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5M for sale, PM
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5 mil COYE for sale, PM offers. Can split
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