ELECTRONEUM SPECULATION THREAD - page 19.

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Quote from: block_whisperer on January 10, 2018, 06:54:32 AM

Quote from: Darkoth89 on January 10, 2018, 04:59:25 AM

Quote from: oportunis on January 09, 2018, 02:59:39 PM

Quote from: block_whisperer on January 09, 2018, 01:09:59 PM

Can anybody transfer more then 200 coins at a time?
It just fails for me.....
Seems pretty critical if this is just inflated monero with an app

Yup, if you mine on nanopool you transfer 500 ETN at once or 1k...

Yup, i've not had any issues with sending coins, can happily send a few thousands without issue. It might be worth trying again if it's stuck as pending and doesn't show a TXID.

I'm mining on etn.spacepools, using the web wallet and the app on my phone. If I transfer any over 201 ETN it fails in 10 secs and never assigns a tx ID. Really annoying putting coins into cryptopia.

When did you guys do your xfers?

You need to retry if there is no TX ID. There may be a lot of transactions.

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Quote from: Darkoth89 on January 10, 2018, 04:59:25 AM

Quote from: oportunis on January 09, 2018, 02:59:39 PM

Quote from: block_whisperer on January 09, 2018, 01:09:59 PM

Can anybody transfer more then 200 coins at a time?
It just fails for me.....
Seems pretty critical if this is just inflated monero with an app

Yup, if you mine on nanopool you transfer 500 ETN at once or 1k...

Yup, i've not had any issues with sending coins, can happily send a few thousands without issue. It might be worth trying again if it's stuck as pending and doesn't show a TXID.

I'm mining on etn.spacepools, using the web wallet and the app on my phone. If I transfer any over 201 ETN it fails in 10 secs and never assigns a tx ID. Really annoying putting coins into cryptopia.

When did you guys do your xfers?

Darkoth89

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Quote from: oportunis on January 09, 2018, 02:59:39 PM

Quote from: block_whisperer on January 09, 2018, 01:09:59 PM

Can anybody transfer more then 200 coins at a time?
It just fails for me.....
Seems pretty critical if this is just inflated monero with an app

Yup, if you mine on nanopool you transfer 500 ETN at once or 1k...

Yup, i've not had any issues with sending coins, can happily send a few thousands without issue. It might be worth trying again if it's stuck as pending and doesn't show a TXID.

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Where are you guys buying electroneum? is it only cryptopia? And how is that exchange because some ppl says its good but others say it isn't...

Gregamon

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Electroneum have a good marketing. Product? I don't know.
He holds a nice price for a new coin with that kind of total supply.

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Quote from: block_whisperer on January 09, 2018, 01:09:59 PM

Can anybody transfer more then 200 coins at a time?
It just fails for me.....
Seems pretty critical if this is just inflated monero with an app

Yup, if you mine on nanopool you transfer 500 ETN at once or 1k...

block_whisperer

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Can anybody transfer more then 200 coins at a time?
It just fails for me.....
Seems pretty critical if this is just inflated monero with an app

mikaeltomcruz12

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I think it will happen because the distribution of bounty didn't affect the value in market. This project will succeed and will meet the target portfolio.

Darkoth89

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Quote from: Bittoshi on January 09, 2018, 02:47:28 AM

Quote from: Crytocoin on January 09, 2018, 02:09:01 AM

When does mobile mining start? Is not it more active? Waiting Impatiently .

Yeah, I want to know the same. Everything runs smoothly with Electroneum except the mobile fake mining. When does it start?

It's currently in beta that you can sign upto now: https://twitter.com/electroneum/status/948663752290914304 i imagine if it's in beta in the next month or so it'll go live.

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Quote from: Crytocoin on January 09, 2018, 02:09:01 AM

When does mobile mining start? Is not it more active? Waiting Impatiently .

Yeah, I want to know the same. Everything runs smoothly with Electroneum except the mobile fake mining. When does it start?

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When does mobile mining start? Is not it more active? Waiting Impatiently .

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Not a scam at all. Scam would be if they run away with people's money. Instead people are making a load of money.

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Quote from: obit33 on January 08, 2018, 07:22:08 PM

Quote from: 404Revolution on January 08, 2018, 07:18:09 PM

How does that make it a scam? They actually have a partnership with a company with a couple hundred million users.

They didn't premine an inordinate ammount.

They released coins as promised delivering at the specified price.

They were forthcoming with the fact they used the monero codebase.

They allowed equal opportunity mining from day 1 of release.

I'm not one to think just because something is making people money it's not a scam. But in this particular instance, it's really difficult to see any validity to scam claims when I'm up on my investment. If it were a scam, I would have lost my money by now because they would have run away with ico funds or dumped the market into oblivion.

Unless you can prove a hidden premine, some permanent theft of funds, some untruth about their mining fairness... I am calling total BS.

You call it whatever you want... I can see it for what it is. A cheap copy of the monero-codebase with no changes whatsoever and a plagiarized white paper. Making money on something doesn't mean it's not a scam (cf. Bernie Madoff), having a partnership with a big company doesn't make it not a scam either...

anyway good luck, time will thell who's right. I certainly know I would never invest in something that is just a pure copy of something that already has a huge network effect, certainly not when they're plagiarizing white papers.

By that case all coins are scam. All use encryption all are derived from BTC... They just tweaked the algorithm, but in the end it's all the same code...

If we decide rock has more value people will trade rocks... If market wants to use ETN they will... It is not a scam. For example if you buy a car and it has all the feautures of a Mercedes Benz, but it is called a BMW it a scam?

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Ok shoo pest, goodbye. You raised no valid points. Your most enlightened comment was a repetition of what I already said.

Just because you make money on something doesn't make it not a scam. Yeah, I agree, I said that.

You may not see value in it but your opinion is not enough to claim that it's a scam. There has to be some provable foul play.

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Quote from: 404Revolution on January 08, 2018, 07:18:09 PM

How does that make it a scam? They actually have a partnership with a company with a couple hundred million users.

They didn't premine an inordinate ammount.

They released coins as promised delivering at the specified price.

They were forthcoming with the fact they used the monero codebase.

They allowed equal opportunity mining from day 1 of release.

I'm not one to think just because something is making people money it's not a scam. But in this particular instance, it's really difficult to see any validity to scam claims when I'm up on my investment. If it were a scam, I would have lost my money by now because they would have run away with ico funds or dumped the market into oblivion.

Unless you can prove a hidden premine, some permanent theft of funds, some untruth about their mining fairness... I am calling total BS.

You call it whatever you want... I can see it for what it is. A cheap copy of the monero-codebase with no changes whatsoever and a plagiarized white paper. Making money on something doesn't mean it's not a scam (cf. Bernie Madoff), having a partnership with a big company doesn't make it not a scam either...

anyway good luck, time will thell who's right. I certainly know I would never invest in something that is just a pure copy of something that already has a huge network effect, certainly not when they're plagiarizing white papers.

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How does that make it a scam? They actually have a partnership with a company with a couple hundred million users.

They didn't premine an inordinate ammount.

They released coins as promised delivering at the specified price.

They were forthcoming with the fact they used the monero codebase.

They allowed equal opportunity mining from day 1 of release.

I'm not one to think just because something is making people money it's not a scam. But in this particular instance, it's really difficult to see any validity to scam claims when I'm up on my investment. If it were a scam, I would have lost my money by now because they would have run away with ico funds or dumped the market into oblivion.

Unless you can prove a hidden premine, some permanent theft of funds, some untruth about their mining fairness... I am calling total BS.

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Quote from: 404Revolution on January 08, 2018, 06:54:33 PM

What you think makes something a scam.... Isn't what makes something a scam.

It's a fork of monero. They openly stated this. It's only really an issue when somebody lies about their codebase and gets caught. As to hackerone they absolutely had original code facilitating the release. Its a fork, NOT A CLONE.

I had my coins within 30 minutes on cryptopia, there was lag but being experienced with such things i knew to refresh, go back, open tabs etc. To get around issues instead of sitting at a dead end for hours or days.

They have partnerships that are large enough to give it a usecase and a real market.

How can this be a scam? What, because you don't like it? I'm not the type to defend scams, I will however call out a false accusation.

dude, compare the githubs, they litterally did nothing except changing names from 'monero' to 'electroneum', changing a port number and some other superficial crap... https://github.com/monero-project/monero/compare/master...electroneum:master --> click on 'file changes' and have a good hard look at just what they did and tell me it's not a copy...

further more please compare the 2 white papers:
https://cryptonote.org/whitepaper.pdf

https://electroneum.com/technical-white-paper.pdf
they use wording like 'our algorithm'... it's totally not their algorithm... it's just plagiarized

If you don't see this is a scam, than I really can't help you, I'm sorry... I mean, their github is a copy of monero's with a few namechanges, their white paper is plagiarized from the cryptonote-white paper... how much more proof do you need?

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What you think makes something a scam.... Isn't what makes something a scam.

It's a fork of monero. They openly stated this. It's only really an issue when somebody lies about their codebase and gets caught. As to hackerone they absolutely had original code facilitating the release. Its a fork, NOT A CLONE.

I had my coins within 30 minutes on cryptopia, there was lag but being experienced with such things i knew to refresh, go back, open tabs etc. To get around issues instead of sitting at a dead end for hours or days.

They have partnerships that are large enough to give it a usecase and a real market.

How can this be a scam? What, because you don't like it? I'm not the type to defend scams, I will however call out a false accusation. They were transparent with their release. Other coins, popular coins, were not.

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Quote from: Darkoth89 on January 08, 2018, 06:28:04 PM

Quote from: rkrams on January 07, 2018, 02:18:49 AM

Its probably one of the few new cryptos done right, proper team in marketing and tech. With good enough accessibility to newbies coming to crypto. Decent supply of coins but not too much. Company more intrested in security, and partnerships before going for hype.Its a solid buy for 2-3 year hodl.

yeah exactly, I don't know another single project that had a massive company like HackerOne do an audit for like 2 weeks on their code.. With the amount of marketing, and user base soon to come from some massive deals, I have a feeling 2018 is going to be a good one for ETN.

LOL, 'their code'... it's a monero-clone, and the white paper is plagiarized from the cryptonote paper...

Do any of you people do some actual research before throwing money at obvious scams... their roadmap is a total joke
https://icobench.com/ico/electroneum/milestones
I mean come on, how amateur can you get? And people throw money at this, what's wrong with you guys?

seriously... this is totally ridiculous:
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/compare/master...electroneum:master

all they did was change names from 'monero' to 'electroneum', change a port number and some other superficial stuff...
and you guys think this will be a big crypto? It's a superobvious scam...
this would be superfunny if it wasn't so sad...

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Quote from: rkrams on January 07, 2018, 02:18:49 AM

Its probably one of the few new cryptos done right, proper team in marketing and tech. With good enough accessibility to newbies coming to crypto. Decent supply of coins but not too much. Company more intrested in security, and partnerships before going for hype.Its a solid buy for 2-3 year hodl.

yeah exactly, I don't know another single project that had a massive company like HackerOne do an audit for like 2 weeks on their code.. With the amount of marketing, and user base soon to come from some massive deals, I have a feeling 2018 is going to be a good one for ETN.

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