Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 898. (Read 3377945 times)

I think many of us feel this way. Like, it used to be about protecting the victims, but after a certain point, it's more about: fuck the victims and fuck the bad guy too.

Not sure how many actual hashtards still exist. The FTC might have to go ahead and create a ruling about sock-puppeting when it involves any form of investment after this case. It's hard to compare Hashtalk to anything I've ever seen before.

am i the only one happy that the Hashtards pay no attention to this? so they will be taken for another pump and dump.

Normally i have sympathy for victims of fraud. But in this case, it changed my mind, If you're too greed and stupid, you deserve to be a victim.

No1 can be your angle watching over you forever.

This is VERY concerning......

You could help sort out the code to maybe make it more usable, but there really isn't a chance of doing much when people only concerned with getting cash have so many coins to dump.

Crestington

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Wow man, thank you so much!!

You don't know how much that helps

Looks like this whole PayCoin thing went totally nuclear with the email release and everything but this is also great to be able to get it all things out in the open. Atleast now I know what's going on and can help a bit.

A little FYI, you guys will need to cut off Josh completely from the code, probably issue new prime controllers. If you are going to make all the prime controllers the same rate of inflation you should think about the compounding interest, 1 hour compounding interest on 100% per year is still about 10,000% per year. If you are making a contract about asking someone not to keep their Coins in Prime controllers, that is likely not going to work.

There is a couple things you should look at in regards to security. Fees are extremely low for transactions, you can currently send about 100k transactions per XPY. The minimum difficulty should also be looked at as well since at 4, it is very CPU intensive. The big one is the time drift between Blocks, this opens up a time exploit and I think it could be quite harmful to have a 2 hour timedrift allowance on Staked Blocks but 1 hour minimum Stake age. The time drift should be as tight as possible without stalling the chain.





Crestington


If you are looking to completely Block certain addresses from sending/staking, you should look at this commit.

https://github.com/gaodaochu/dicecoin/commit/ca91e22a754ff8723d21a2edc8279c95eb8b08fa

What ever you do ends up as open source on the github, right? So, it adds to the crypto community (even if this shitcoin does screw it in a big way)

FWIW I respect what you're doing now and I hope the authorities will look favorably to that as well.

By the way, I find it amusing how Mr. Garza repeatedly skips "not" and makes it sound like he's admitting what he intended to deny. "It was my intention to make poor choices"

Did you read the part about Fraser asking Garza to hide some funds?

Hashtalk mods must be working overtime or something...

Over a dozen pages of email leaks and not one peep over there. Wonder if they've locked out all that "questionable" posters and have promised XPY to the good posters or something?

This is almost a TwilightZone level of freaky how there is no response over there.

It seems so. It was revealed in a coinfire article that he had accessed Fraser's Twitter account, so what the hell is Josh Garza doing with access to Fraser's online assets?

It seems so. It was revealed in a coinfire article that he had accessed Fraser's Twitter account, so what the hell is Josh Garza doing with access to Fraser's online assets?

that's a very important question. is he impersonating Fraser? The list of crimes grow by the minute it seems

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Why is American Express emailing [email protected] with the name: STUART A FRASER