Topic: Indication of amount of QB (Read 991 times)
I don't have any
It seems we're in the clear, so I'll close the poll. 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-potential-premine-scam-coins-rainbowcoin-evercoin-595056
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-potential-premine-scam-coins-rainbowcoin-evercoin-595056
PM Jonesd
It seems Quarkbar is not harmed by the scam!
The ValueFromAmountWithFee function in itself is innocuous.
It seems to return the value of transaction in case that the tx fee exceeds the maximum.
To see where it is used to hide premine, I searched for line
The results are here
https://github.com/search?q=ValueFromAmountWithFee%28pindexBest-%3EnMoneySupply%29&type=Code&ref=searchresults
The first coin to pull the scam is
SHACoin
followed (knowingly or not) by
Evercoin
RainbowCoin
Asiacoin
xxxcoin
This clears Beecoin and Quarkbar of suspicion.
It seems to return the value of transaction in case that the tx fee exceeds the maximum.
To see where it is used to hide premine, I searched for line
Code:
ValueFromAmountWithFee(pindexBest->nMoneySupply)
The results are here
https://github.com/search?q=ValueFromAmountWithFee%28pindexBest-%3EnMoneySupply%29&type=Code&ref=searchresults
The first coin to pull the scam is
SHACoin
followed (knowingly or not) by
Evercoin
RainbowCoin
Asiacoin
xxxcoin
This clears Beecoin and Quarkbar of suspicion.
Just an FYI, the Rainbowcoin you mention is not the same one as the SHA256 one (https://github.com/Rainbowcoin/Rainbowcoin).
Okay, this is absolutely the worst title of any thread in the history of BitCoinTalk 
But good idea about the list. I think it's important to link to this thread and notify exchanges so they can delist those coins before everyone gets burned again.
Luckily most of those coins are low volume.
But good idea about the list. I think it's important to link to this thread and notify exchanges so they can delist those coins before everyone gets burned again.
Luckily most of those coins are low volume.
It seems Quarkbar is not harmed by the scam!
The ValueFromAmountWithFee function in itself is innocuous.
It seems to return the value of transaction in case that the tx fee exceeds the maximum.
To see where it is used to hide premine, I searched for line
The results are here
https://github.com/search?q=ValueFromAmountWithFee%28pindexBest-%3EnMoneySupply%29&type=Code&ref=searchresults
The first coin to pull the scam is
SHACoin
followed (knowingly or not) by
Evercoin
RainbowCoin
Asiacoin
xxxcoin
This clears Beecoin and Quarkbar of suspicion.
It seems to return the value of transaction in case that the tx fee exceeds the maximum.
To see where it is used to hide premine, I searched for line
Code:
ValueFromAmountWithFee(pindexBest->nMoneySupply)
The results are here
https://github.com/search?q=ValueFromAmountWithFee%28pindexBest-%3EnMoneySupply%29&type=Code&ref=searchresults
The first coin to pull the scam is
SHACoin
followed (knowingly or not) by
Evercoin
RainbowCoin
Asiacoin
xxxcoin
This clears Beecoin and Quarkbar of suspicion.
To get an indication of the amount of QB around, the first step is to see how many coins people have in their personal wallets. You would really help out if you could post about how much coins you have combined in your wallets. It would help if you PM me your total amount so I know which amounts are real.
NOTE: This is only an indication and can easily be messed up by jokers.
NOTE: This is only an indication and can easily be messed up by jokers.
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