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Spoetnik

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hilarious little cheerleaders accuse me of jerking off BCX.
while you deep throat the AUR ~~dev~~.. coin cloner

only a moron would call a coin that had the largest premine in history a legit coin.. you people really are dumb wow !

and when the public gets word hackers removed a scam coin they will say good.. it was making Bitcoin itself and it's services look bad.
only problem with that is the public is not going to know about AUR coin.. neither is the people of Iceland.
i should go buy some of those identities people are selling to collect AUR coins lol
That little premine airdrop is being sold off to the highest bidder NOT to the citizens of Iceland.. only morons believe hype and propaganda
and we sure have a lot of them here.. bag holders who can barely muster up the intelligence of a scam coin defense saying "AUR is a real coin" as the guy said earlier lol
ya mmm k then buddy lol

i have to admit i find the scammy coin cloning bs excuses are mega entertaining, watching morons squirm trying to defend them instead of manning up and being honest about it.

iopq

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:44:55 AM

Quote from: iopq on March 27, 2014, 03:41:54 AM

]in the long term it's a good thing, if BCX is successful he can show how the algorithm is insecure and newer currencies will have to use something else
if he's unsuccessful, it will prove that the newer algorithm is secure given enough hashpower

The same way Gox failing was a good thing, since it was insecure? And how exchanges should do something else?

Yeah, the public doesn't think that way.

in the long term, yes

if it were a bank, it would get a bailout from the government
but we're trying to prove that the free market can organize itself around trustless methods

so if that means that we demand transparent exchanges that prove that they actually hold our money in a wallet - then that's a good thing in the long run

poornamelessme

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Quote from: iopq on March 27, 2014, 03:41:54 AM

]in the long term it's a good thing, if BCX is successful he can show how the algorithm is insecure and newer currencies will have to use something else
if he's unsuccessful, it will prove that the newer algorithm is secure given enough hashpower

The same way Gox failing was a good thing, since it was insecure? And how exchanges should do something else?

Yeah, the public doesn't think that way.

iopq

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:36:33 AM

Quote from: iopq on March 27, 2014, 03:29:44 AM

Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

maybe you should stop supporting cryptocurrencies that have low difficulties and can be hacked and use secure ones instead then

I don't support AUR personally, never owned it, never planned to own it.

It still is the wrong thing to do, however, on a number of levels.

Even if looking at it from a general viewpoint as cryptos go, it was the wrong thing to do. The general public won't think... oh, the difficulty was low and it could be hacked, so it deserved to be killed. They'll instead think cryptos are all vulnerable to hackers. Great news right after the Gox stuff.

Maybe kill a couple of more coins, and kill some exchanges too, as a bonus. I'm sure people will be eager to embrace cryptos then.

in the long term it's a good thing, if BCX is successful he can show how the algorithm is insecure and newer currencies will have to use something else
if he's unsuccessful, it will prove that the newer algorithm is secure given enough hashpower

poornamelessme

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Quote from: numbl on March 27, 2014, 03:39:03 AM

Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

Some people unfortunately don't understand the consequences outside the small radius of their 20/20 hindsight. Sure, AUR might/will die due to their efforts - but due to the media attention this coin has gained, as a result the whole cryptocurrency cause will cause. At least the hackers are going to empty all their bags into fiat before AUR is pronounced dead, right?

I'm not sure if many here realize how much exposure AUR got in Iceland. At first I thought it was a dinky meme coin, that nobody knew about ... like most alts, right?

Then I read about Iceland's politicians having meetings over it. Then read where AUR was on the national news. It's a big deal there, from what I can tell. It's not like killing Taxi coin.

numbl

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

Some people unfortunately don't understand the consequences outside the small radius of their 20/20 hindsight. Sure, AUR might/will die due to their efforts - but due to the media attention this coin has gained, as a result the whole cryptocurrency cause will suffer as a result. At least the hackers are going to empty all their bags into fiat before AUR is pronounced dead, right? Because, you know, otherwise their own net worth is going to plummet.

Edited because dumb phrasing

poornamelessme

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Quote from: iopq on March 27, 2014, 03:29:44 AM

Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

maybe you should stop supporting cryptocurrencies that have low difficulties and can be hacked and use secure ones instead then

I don't support AUR personally, never owned it, never planned to own it.

It still is the wrong thing to do, however, on a number of levels.

Even if looking at it from a general viewpoint as cryptos go, it was the wrong thing to do. The general public won't think... oh, the difficulty was low and it could be hacked, so it deserved to be killed. They'll instead think cryptos are all vulnerable to hackers. Great news right after the Gox stuff.

Maybe kill a couple of more coins, and kill some exchanges too, as a bonus. I'm sure people will be eager to embrace cryptos then.

Canaanite

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

If its true, its going to screw Bitcoin confidence as well..
Oh well, at least BCX ego will be high

DemetriusAstroBlack

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Calling it Iceland's crypto was the joke right from the start. Image if the coin because fully implemented in Iceland and another country did this as warefare. Country coins are lame.

iopq

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Quote from: poornamelessme on March 27, 2014, 03:26:24 AM

If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

maybe you should stop supporting cryptocurrencies that have low difficulties and can be hacked and use secure ones instead then

poornamelessme

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If news of this gets out, I'm sure it'll do wonders for crypto's reputation in general.

Hacker destroys Iceland's crypto coin ... yeah, that will go over well... certainly make people feel comfortable investing in and using cryptos all over the World.

Canaanite

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Quote from: BohemianStalker on March 27, 2014, 03:13:27 AM

Wow,

what a pathethic waste of human life some people are.

Aur has been proved real.

Come tell those 500+Icelanders you destroyed their currency because you could not possibly admit you are wrong.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/544259455688424/

Some kids just enjoy being the Party poopers

BohemianStalker

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Wow,

what a pathethic waste of human life some people are.

Aur has been proved real.

Come tell those 500+Icelanders you destroyed their currency because you could not possibly admit you are wrong.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/544259455688424/

kalus

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let's make a deal.

Quote from: ?? on ??

This is called compensating for your little member.

are you a fucking preannouncement for ozziecoin?

DemetriusAstroBlack

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If it ever does get to 5400 will we see more?

DemetriusAstroBlack

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Jerking off people is cool..thats not even a diss anymore.

cryptopaths

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Quote from: Spoetnik on March 27, 2014, 02:22:53 AM

Quote from: cryptopaths on March 27, 2014, 02:02:11 AM

If it isn't the Bit Thugs, when does the extortion start if I may ask? Or have you already done it?

hahhah so pay em then Wink

lol

sorry i found that amusing big time

hey some of us like wrecking stuff just for fun we don't have to be paid to do it..

classic spoetnik using 1 hand to troll and the other to jerk off bitcoinexpress.

Spoetnik

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Quote from: cryptopaths on March 27, 2014, 02:02:11 AM

If it isn't the Bit Thugs, when does the extortion start if I may ask? Or have you already done it?

hahhah so pay em then Wink

lol

sorry i found that amusing big time

hey some of us like wrecking stuff just for fun we don't have to be paid to do it..

iopq

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Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on March 27, 2014, 01:57:37 AM

Looks like something strange is going on with Auroacoin block chain.

Starting at block 5375 it certainly appears as if something is slowing down the chain.

Any ideas?

~BCX~

The creator wasn't around when Namecoin had the block slowdown problem, so they never implemented measures to fix it. Multipools raped auroracoin when it was $90 and then left it with super high difficulty and worthless (because of creator withdrawing his coins), lol

iGotSpots

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CPU Web Mining 🕸️ on webmining.io

I hate all the country coins so much

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