Topic: NODE Revolution "Your money - your way" -Temp. discussion thread- - page 4. (Read 11155 times)
January 27, 2017, 11:12:12 AM
Very dissapointed in this. Dev must of got too good offer and sold this for some banksters who couldn't care less about bagholders.
January 26, 2017, 10:27:56 AM
This was a quite staggering waste of an opportunity. I've no idea what was going on in the developer's head. Probably nothing. Altland is filled with utter failure but I never saw anything quite like this before or since.
Absolutely agree but there is nothing that does not exist.
Has anyone else heard anything of the developer?
January 26, 2017, 10:10:46 AM
This was a quite staggering waste of an opportunity. I've no idea what was going on in the developer's head. Probably nothing. Altland is filled with utter failure but I never saw anything quite like this before or since.
January 25, 2017, 08:02:34 AM
So NODE was sold for private use, i assume. Can not take this long for some new dev to put up a new thread. Nothing left for those who bought in, just great... 
Anybody seen a new coin that looks too much like NODE ? I would go full troll-mode on that one
Anybody seen a new coin that looks too much like NODE ? I would go full troll-mode on that one
Let me know, i'm also in the mood to go full troll
. January 22, 2017, 10:40:27 AM
So NODE was sold for private use, i assume. Can not take this long for some new dev to put up a new thread. Nothing left for those who bought in, just great...
Anybody seen a new coin that looks too much like NODE ? I would go full troll-mode on that one
Anybody seen a new coin that looks too much like NODE ? I would go full troll-mode on that one
January 21, 2017, 05:56:11 AM
It still looks like they do it intentionally to buy more and more extracheap nodes and then come up with great news and new product
Nice theory but it doesnt seem soNo it doesn't look like, because where are they buying and selling?
miracles are happen every day so dont be dissappointed and carry on it with sincerity.
January 21, 2017, 02:52:41 AM
well this is sad, holding onto some for memories 
January 20, 2017, 07:52:03 AM
Well it was sort of a last tiny hope.
And we witness maybe the first case when a unique, built from scratch coin is dying, with all good ideas and design, leaving no legacy. I am proud I have some. 
same here, with regrets And we witness maybe the first case when a unique, built from scratch coin is dying, with all good ideas and design, leaving no legacy. I am proud I have some.
January 19, 2017, 04:53:48 PM
Wow. What a shock. A non coin removed from a non exchange.
What exchange was it removed from? U have to restore it man, contact that exchange and bribe them, do it now.
January 19, 2017, 04:28:31 PM
Well it was sort of a last tiny hope.
And we witness maybe the first case when a unique, built from scratch coin is dying, with all good ideas and design, leaving no legacy. I am proud I have some.
And we witness maybe the first case when a unique, built from scratch coin is dying, with all good ideas and design, leaving no legacy. I am proud I have some.
January 19, 2017, 10:58:22 AM
Wow. What a shock. A non coin removed from a non exchange.
January 19, 2017, 02:51:30 AM
Bter: "NODE-BTC is delisted"?
November 24, 2016, 12:02:39 PM
As an original stake(and bag-)holder i have to say:
This coin is dead, money is gone .
Good luck for the next investment.
Thanks to Alcurex (and the gambler bought my coins few months ago) i´m break even.
This coin is dead, money is gone .
Good luck for the next investment.
Thanks to Alcurex (and the gambler bought my coins few months ago) i´m break even.
November 24, 2016, 10:02:52 AM
If Realsilk really sold the code for someone, he can't give the code for somebody else. Isn't it impossible to even fork closed source code ? If so, one can only hope that whoever bought the code would show up and kickstart this project again. 
Yes it's not doable, the only ways out i'm seeing are: if the new person who bought the code will start a new one (but will he then accept the old Nodes?) or continuing this coin, the last option would be to start a fresh new coin, seperate from any NODE origins, in which you can transfer your old Nodes as example.
November 20, 2016, 08:17:40 PM
November 18, 2016, 07:34:43 AM
If Realsilk really sold the code for someone, he can't give the code for somebody else. Isn't it impossible to even fork closed source code ? If so, one can only hope that whoever bought the code would show up and kickstart this project again.
November 16, 2016, 08:26:57 AM
Is it time to consider ourselves abandoned and do what we want, what do you think?
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
If somebody could bring such a person here to take over this project, i'm all for it. I believe pretty much every1 would cheer the takeover.
Yes but who?
November 12, 2016, 03:27:49 AM
Is it time to consider ourselves abandoned and do what we want, what do you think?
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
If somebody could bring such a person here to take over this project, i'm all for it. I believe pretty much every1 would cheer the takeover.
November 06, 2016, 05:40:41 PM
Is it time to consider ourselves abandoned and do what we want, what do you think?
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.
October 30, 2016, 07:22:11 AM
It still looks like they do it intentionally to buy more and more extracheap nodes and then come up with great news and new product
I hope you are right. If NODE just woke back alive again, anything goes.
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