Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 2450. (Read 3377790 times)

Let's get this straight.

Satoshi works on bitcoin code since sometime in 2007 and releases bitcoin live in early 2009.  It takes a to mid 2010 for coins to be worth more than electricity cost to generate them.  Almost 6 years into bitcoin, bitcoin has a market cap of $5 billion.  The bitcoin code is validated and updated by a decentralized community.

Josh / GAW creates a 'Hashcoin' in the last few months, it solves no major problem but to generate 'value' for the people creating hashcoins.  The code is unknown.  The whitepaper is being changed almost daily.  Hashcoin is suppose to go live in a few weeks with 'major companies' accepting it and giving Hashcoin a market cap of a few hundred million to few billion.

Someone who couldn't care less wouldn't of even responded? Why do you defend GAW so much? Only explanation for your blind faith is that you are part of their staff..

smh.. look what you made me do. I responded to the troll

From what I can understand is that the wallet and the controller are not under their control. Think more in the lines of masternodes of (darkcoin)

He likes to use a service that fiies a TM for only $159. Much like his late night Go-daddy domain name shopping sprees. Surprised he waited this long. "Hashcoin" was available last week.

Scott-

Another bit of information.

HashCoin was trademarked by GAW

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4807:do0htl.2.1

The few other trademarked terms in the document come up as old TM (probably unrelated to GAW).

" does this mean that wallets will be under their control?"

Look at their early Q&A. They mentioned that GAW would act as a central bank. Also mentioned that a central bank would be able to recover funds from someones lost wallet (example they gave was a deceased owner and their heirs needing to gain access).

Based on this along with GAW controlling, what they call prime controllers, I would guess that they either have full control over all wallets (acting as possibly the third party in multi-sig) or they have the ability to alter the blockchain.

Not sure if they intentionally made this more complicated than needed on purpose or not... Kinda like Obamacare - They throw something so complicated agaisnt the wall, people just accept it and figure it out later... Then.... it's too late!

A quote from the white paper:


Mind you I only scanned through the whitepaper document, this sentence caught my attention, does this mean that wallets will be under their control?  It could be a poorly worded sentence, anyone seen any other references or suggestions that wallets would be stored on the controller side?

I couldn't care less about being reported by a bunch of haters, who registered on this forum just to make stupid photoshopped pictures and write FUD.
Better focus on reporting people who issue personal attacks and produce flame posts, like yourself.

CEO better put his thinking cap on and rollup his sleeves. Eventually you deliver or you don't. That time is about here. Should spend less time worring about his rep and a little more time developing an exit strategy or maybe that was developed first.

Even though GAW has already started mining their coin they can change how many coins can be mined when ever they want.  That's kind of what I'm taking from that statement.

Looking at the hash market seems people are finally catching on that he may be full of it and tired of unfulfilled promises.
Previously when he made an announcement such as this primes would go over $50.  This time they are low $40s and many more were placed for sale.

Wow... Mr. CEO Boss has parted the seas once again. In reality, this "update" is another juvenile attempt at hyping up a dead-Hashcoin something before its unlikely release with run-on sentences and jibber-jabber. The header and footer takes up so much space, there is only enough room for two basic paragraphs per page and 90% of that content really doesn't say ANYTHING constructive or revolutionary. It reads like a failed project management power-point presentation where someone's copy/paste habit got the better of them before converting it to a word doc then a .pdf at the last minute.

From what I can kinda see skimming through much of the nonsense, he is basically attempting to either copy SYScoin, which was a failure at launch due to its own all hype/no substance infrastructure or he is attempting to clone Blackcoin with its Halo features (using his own rebranding of course). Naaa... he would never do that...or would he???  

More than likely, he is attempting to plagiarize the viable innovations developed in at least one of those projects with something he can peg to FIAT, like the USD, while keeping the actual pseudo "mining" behind the scenes (and under his control) with his mock POS mode of operation which is backed up by his virtual PRIME nodes.

Well, he may have missed the memo, but someone else has already done that (minus the unscrupulous Mt. GAW tactics and centralized control) and it is doing very well in just its first few days. What is the name of this NON-GAW solution that actually has the technological features Mr. CEO can only talk about?? Here's a pic -



Yes, a proven coin concept that actually made it through normal vetting, peer review, and a real "ICO" because it could back up all its claims with facts, a real white paper, and direct uncensored developer interaction with the public. No, each BitBay is not worth much now, but it has 3000 BTC crowd sourced backing it and the utility side of it is very polished. Can GAW/Zen say that? Didn't think so.

Scott-

Ok, this now deserves a separate post

https://hashtalk.org/topic/18406


That's 250 million USD, far cry from the lofty earlier estimates, since the number of coins was reduced to 12.5m from 1.2b. I'm not quite sure how "over half of it" can be allocated if the ICO is only 5.5 million according to the white paper, and only HP coins are pre-mined.

https://hashtalk.org/topic/18407/decision-to-mine-update/7


Right.

110 > 250 / 2

I do not support this idea or company, just posted it for others to read it.

Also in the news is:

The Hash Power of ANTPOOL Owned by BITMAIN Over 17P on its First Day

Author:Betty Date:November 17, 2014 Category:Fresh News
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The fact that the Hash Power of ANTPOOL over 17P, would make ANTPOOL the third largest mining pools, just behind F2POOL and GHASH.

At present, the competition of Bitcoin mining industrial chain is very fierce. Not long ago, the hash power of F2Pool topped the Ghash's, which was undoubtedly a big thing ( or we could say it's the first sign of global mining pool competition). On the one hand, the fierce competition of mining pools can effectively weaken the influence of 51% attack, on the other hand, miners may benefit a lot.

Next push sell Orion controllers prior to ico.. watch. Still think primes are really sql servers

And it's nothing innovative.

White paper posted on Reddit and Twitter

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7Uh1mMX7312d1FteFoxcWIyTFE/edit?pli=1

Probably caught the virus from reading these bitcointalk threads ... 

Ok, I haven't yet read through all of it so I'm sure there will be better analysis done, maybe even by some brave soul on HT.

But from what I'm seeing the number of coins in the ICO has been reduced to 5.5 million, total POW coins - 12.5 million. Staking will be ~0.4% per month (5% APY), Prime Controllers (not the same as Prime Hashlets though) will be staking at 5% (edit: looks like 5% in six months? confusing) but there is going to be a bidding process to become a Prime Controller, ant it isn't quite clear how that's going to benefit hashlet owners.


There are going to be Orion Controllers, which seem to be making money from transaction fees. Possibly an Orion hashlet coming?

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