Now you are making no sense, so I would suggest someone has
Tell me your sorrows volder.
Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 1839. (Read 3377945 times)
January 03, 2015, 03:49:37 AM
Now you are making no sense, so I would suggest someone has
Tell me your sorrows volder.
January 03, 2015, 03:47:56 AM
Checking Monday morning with CFTC, FINCEN, and others if Business Technology for Cryptocurrency, LLC is registered and up to date for things such as MSB etc.
Wasn't GAW very adamant about regulatory compliance weeks ago... "government is going to like this coin" or something like that. I'm just to tired of digging up old quotes.
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we have since learned that the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) has specifically stated that they can hold a company liable for manipulating pricing
January 03, 2015, 03:45:55 AM
January 03, 2015, 03:43:05 AM
Now you are making no sense, so I would suggest someone has
January 03, 2015, 03:42:22 AM
Hey you guys remember the good old days when hashtalkers used to come on here to defend paycoin2 and Homero to the death?
Miss the good ole days....sniff.sniff.
Lmfao
Miss the good ole days....sniff.sniff.
Lmfao
To be fair... some of the participants here are low class. I'm not going to name anyone... they know who they are.
On the same topic, it's been beat into their heads at HT that all dissension is FUD and trolling. So, I get why they avoid other forums.
January 03, 2015, 03:41:10 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
If all coins listed under the prime nodes were sold @ $2 per as was claimed the total revenue would be just under 6 million USD.
If all coins including the non prime million coin addresses were sold it would be just under 14 million USD...
Has some one hacked your account
Now you are making no sense, so I would suggest someone has
January 03, 2015, 03:40:06 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
If all coins listed under the prime nodes were sold @ $2 per as was claimed the total revenue would be just under 6 million USD.
If all coins including the non prime million coin addresses were sold it would be just under 14 million USD...
Has some one hacked your account
January 03, 2015, 03:38:05 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
If all coins listed under the prime nodes were sold @ $2 per as was claimed the total revenue would be just under 6 million USD.
If all coins including the non prime million coin addresses were sold it would be just under 14 million USD...
Has some one hacked your account
January 03, 2015, 03:34:27 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
If all coins listed under the prime nodes were sold @ $2 per as was claimed the total revenue would be just under 6 million USD.
If all coins including the non prime million coin addresses were sold it would be just under 14 million USD...
January 03, 2015, 03:32:53 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
This obviously did not happen. So where did the money go? Where did all the income from people mining at "hashpool" plus all the money from the cantor/fitzgerald fund go? Where is the money GAW?
It's simple. You create a partial floor, you then open the gates with this floor. You're not pleased with the outcome of how much of this supposed floor is being eaten up, you pull it. Now, this won't go unnoticed, as you have a rush of people trying to recoup their losses for the numerous weeks you've not paid them for mining. So what do you do? You blame dumpers, and not just anyone, your own IRC channel of which not one screen shotted post stated they were dumping.
So in the end you pocket the money, you blame dumpers for why your community doesn't receive nice things, then you use the 'law' to your advantage. Without recouping anything to anyone you blatantly lied to.
You are dead on.
January 03, 2015, 03:31:58 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
If all coins listed under the prime nodes were sold @ $2 per as was claimed the total revenue would be just under 6 million USD.
If all coins including the non prime million coin addresses were sold it would be just under 14 million USD...
January 03, 2015, 03:31:38 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
In other words maybe, maybe not.
January 03, 2015, 03:29:19 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
This obviously did not happen. So where did the money go? Where did all the income from people mining at "hashpool" plus all the money from the cantor/fitzgerald fund go? Where is the money GAW?
It's simple. You create a partial floor, you then open the gates with this floor. You're not pleased with the outcome of how much of this supposed floor is being eaten up, you pull it. Now, this won't go unnoticed, as you have a rush of people trying to recoup their losses for the numerous weeks you've not paid them for mining. So what do you do? You blame dumpers, and not just anyone, your own IRC channel of which not one screen shotted post stated they were dumping.
So in the end you pocket the money, you blame dumpers for why your community doesn't receive nice things, then you use the 'law' to your advantage. Without recouping anything to anyone you blatantly lied to.
January 03, 2015, 03:29:03 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
In other words maybe, maybe not.
January 03, 2015, 03:26:33 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
Are you now telling us that you no longer believe that there was $110 million in reserves
January 03, 2015, 03:25:26 AM
I've had several of my posts in this thread reported to the moderator. Every one of my posts that were removed were my responses to personal attacks and threats. Goose/gander type thing here, right?
Well... that didn't take long. I got shadow-banned at HashTalk.
Not sure if condolences or congratulations are in order
January 03, 2015, 03:23:46 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
January 03, 2015, 03:22:23 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
This obviously did not happen. So where did the money go? Where did all the income from people mining at "hashpool" plus all the money from the cantor/fitzgerald fund go? Where is the money GAW?
January 03, 2015, 03:21:29 AM
So, if they in fact ran out of floor monies within minutes, it should be easily traceable right? $100m / $20 per XPY = 5m coins. There are what, 13-14m coins in circulation? Did 1/3rd of all coins get dumped in a few minutes? Not even counting locked stake coins and prime controllers. Did 5m coins transact in a 24 hour period from 12/30/14 at 7:30 EST when PayBase launched? The blockchain doesn't lie, someone can check.
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
I know they didn't pay $20 for EVERY coin, but his is the minimum needed to eat up the entire floor fund, right?
There was only 1.4 million in trade, there is no 100m backing never was, this is the most elaborate scam ever.
January 03, 2015, 03:21:03 AM
It goes down constantly.
was this planned or did they finally pull the plug? Jump to: