To me it is absolutely unfair to put a decent person like Evan Duffield on that list.
He adresses the accusations at 9:50 of this interview with Trace Mayer, audiatur est altera pars:
http://www.bitcoin.kn/2016/02/dash-lead-developer-evan-duffield-discusses-cryptocurrency-experimentation/
Topic: Piece of Shit Bitcoiners et al. Hall of Fame - page 12. (Read 15813 times)
How is that Evan Duffield from Dash is not on this list, when smooth and others documented his ninjamine scam and then changing the planned coin supply to much less than was originally touted so that he and insiders owned most of the coins, and then creating a masternode design for Dash to pay more coins to those who own the most coins, thus a steady supply of selling coins to n00bs and then paying more coins themselves.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
@Gleb Gamow, this is what TPTB_need_war is referring to:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/why-the-darkcoindashdashpay-instamine-matters-999886
Smoothie's post doesn't contain any evidence in my opinion.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Why is Craig Steven Wright on this list? Has anyone documented a scam? I remember him schooling Nick Szabo on Turing completeness.
Alluded to being Satoshi Nakamoto, then left Australia for supposedly the UK to avoid a 3-LA investigation.
He also demonstrated that he is smarter than Nick Szabo. And thus his claim of being involved in Bitcoin since early on may be true. He did not claim to be Satoshi, but his colleague who died might have been (but I doubt it). You have no proof on why he acted on the advice of his attorneys nor any proof or strong evidence of wrongdoing.
If you are going to base this list on such flimsy hearsay and on idolizing "Satoshi" (who was probably an elite team of special agents within the DEEP STATE) to the extent that you must attack any man who belittles your misbelief that Satoshi is God, then I will disrespect your list for its lack of objectivity.
Piece of Shit Bitcoiners et al. Hall of Fame ...
Excellent Doxx'ing, Gleb. It pains my eyes to see so many knucklefucks lined up in a row, but there you have it.
You forgot:
Satoshi Nakamoto ("Bitcoin is debased less than gold!" lie)
Satoshi Nakamoto ("Bitcoin is decentralized" lie)
In case nb00bs haven't noticed, all during Bitcon's current life it has been double-digit debased which transfers to Chinese miners who control 67% of the hashrate (who have already 51% attacked disallowing any block size increase) and who have $50 per BTC costs and dump the coins at huge profits to siphon our Libertarian capital away to China's Communism. And then there is Larry Summers, Blythe Masters et al gunning for their share of our ass raping with 21 Inc, etc..
Gleb, when I see you posting this types of things I wonder how your storing this data. I imagine you having a room with post its and strings. If you haven't looked into Neo4j, check it out, it's a free graph database. You can create nodes (nosql records of any data) and connect them with as many arbitrary relationships as you want. The relationships themselves can have properties example:
[Josh] ----- Fucked a ----> [Rabbit] --- eats --> [Grass] <--- sprayed with --- [Monsanto Herbicide]
You can then visualize these nodes and relationships and ask things like "Is Josh connected to Monsanto ?" and see the path. It's good at answering the how am I connected to Kevin Bacon question. I haven't used it for a long time but it was easy to setup and has a web interface to visualize and add data. May be able to find connections not obvious when the data sets get large.
[Josh] ----- Fucked a ----> [Rabbit] --- eats --> [Grass] <--- sprayed with --- [Monsanto Herbicide]
You can then visualize these nodes and relationships and ask things like "Is Josh connected to Monsanto ?" and see the path. It's good at answering the how am I connected to Kevin Bacon question. I haven't used it for a long time but it was easy to setup and has a web interface to visualize and add data. May be able to find connections not obvious when the data sets get large.
Would you be embarrassed if I said that you lost me at nosql? Don't worry though, for I is a Google-fu dude, like the time I searched how to put fur on the inside of a spent toilet paper roll only to learned later my error - the fur goes on the outside.
Gleb, when I see you posting this types of things I wonder how your storing this data. I imagine you having a room with post its and strings. If you haven't looked into Neo4j, check it out, it's a free graph database. You can create nodes (nosql records of any data) and connect them with as many arbitrary relationships as you want. The relationships themselves can have properties example:
[Josh] ----- Fucked a ----> [Rabbit] --- eats --> [Grass] <--- sprayed with --- [Monsanto Herbicide]
You can then visualize these nodes and relationships and ask things like "Is Josh connected to Monsanto ?" and see the path. It's good at answering the how am I connected to Kevin Bacon question. I haven't used it for a long time but it was easy to setup and has a web interface to visualize and add data. May be able to find connections not obvious when the data sets get large.
[Josh] ----- Fucked a ----> [Rabbit] --- eats --> [Grass] <--- sprayed with --- [Monsanto Herbicide]
You can then visualize these nodes and relationships and ask things like "Is Josh connected to Monsanto ?" and see the path. It's good at answering the how am I connected to Kevin Bacon question. I haven't used it for a long time but it was easy to setup and has a web interface to visualize and add data. May be able to find connections not obvious when the data sets get large.
How is that Evan Duffield from Dash is not on this list, when smooth and others documented his ninjamine scam and then changing the planned coin supply to much less than was originally touted so that he and insiders owned most of the coins, and then creating a masternode design for Dash to pay more coins to those who own the most coins, thus a steady supply of selling coins to n00bs and then paying more coins themselves.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
@Gleb Gamow, this is what TPTB_need_war is referring to:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/why-the-darkcoindashdashpay-instamine-matters-999886
Smoothie's post doesn't contain any evidence in my opinion.
New link used, with thanks, bud.
How is that Evan Duffield from Dash is not on this list, when smooth and others documented his ninjamine scam and then changing the planned coin supply to much less than was originally touted so that he and insiders owned most of the coins, and then creating a masternode design for Dash to pay more coins to those who own the most coins, thus a steady supply of selling coins to n00bs and then paying more coins themselves.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
@Gleb Gamow, this is what TPTB_need_war is referring to:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/why-the-darkcoindashdashpay-instamine-matters-999886
Smoothie's post doesn't contain any evidence in my opinion.
Here's something interesting: TheRealSolid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=102245
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Quote
mindragon 10: -0 / +1 2013-11-28 40.00000000 Reference Scammer.
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Domain expired and they grabbed it 'cause it's such a respectable site?
What an excellent idea! Hey, you wanna go halfies with me when StakeMiners.com and Cryptsy.com expire?
Short of scamming muggles with a "send us moar money to unstuck yer deposits" kind of thing I'm struggling to think of any use for them.
Wow Gleb, this is amazing work! Thank you for this effort.
Could you perhaps add a section about the major anonymous ones who deserve to be on the list even though we don't know their identity? We (you!) might still somehow unmask them at some point.
Would it also perhaps be most fair to add something like "[maybe no malicious intent]" next to some of them who don't seem to have had the intention of scamming? It might piss people off to see that next to Mark Karpeles, but fairness is fairness. There's a difference between being a "piece of shit" and a "complete idiot".
Could you perhaps add a section about the major anonymous ones who deserve to be on the list even though we don't know their identity? We (you!) might still somehow unmask them at some point.
Would it also perhaps be most fair to add something like "[maybe no malicious intent]" next to some of them who don't seem to have had the intention of scamming? It might piss people off to see that next to Mark Karpeles, but fairness is fairness. There's a difference between being a "piece of shit" and a "complete idiot".
Why is Craig Steven Wright on this list? Has anyone documented a scam? I remember him schooling Nick Szabo on Turing completeness.
Alluded to being Satoshi Nakamoto, then left Australia for supposedly the UK to avoid a 3-LA investigation.
Why is Craig Steven Wright on this list? Has anyone documented a scam? I remember him schooling Nick Szabo on Turing completeness.
Here's something interesting: TheRealSolid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=102245
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Quote
mindragon 10: -0 / +1 2013-11-28 40.00000000 Reference Scammer.
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Domain expired and they grabbed it 'cause it's such a respectable site?
What an excellent idea! Hey, you wanna go halfies with me when StakeMiners.com and Cryptsy.com expire?
Here's something interesting: TheRealSolid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=102245
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Quote
mindragon 10: -0 / +1 2013-11-28 40.00000000 Reference Scammer.
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Domain expired and they grabbed it 'cause it's such a respectable site?
Here's something interesting: TheRealSolid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=102245
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
Quote
mindragon 10: -0 / +1 2013-11-28 40.00000000 Reference Scammer.
Hover over "Reference" and see where it links to. It redirects to https://btc-e.com/
How is that Evan Duffield from Dash is not on this list, when smooth and others documented his ninjamine scam and then changing the planned coin supply to much less than was originally touted so that he and insiders owned most of the coins, and then creating a masternode design for Dash to pay more coins to those who own the most coins, thus a steady supply of selling coins to n00bs and then paying more coins themselves.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
Adding, linking to a post by Smoothie but would change the link if requested by whomever.
How is that Evan Duffield from Dash is not on this list, when smooth and others documented his ninjamine scam and then changing the planned coin supply to much less than was originally touted so that he and insiders owned most of the coins, and then creating a masternode design for Dash to pay more coins to those who own the most coins, thus a steady supply of selling coins to n00bs and then paying more coins themselves.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
The alleged ongoing scam is allegedly perpetrated via to a great extent trading BTC for DRK, so should be included in this Bitcoin Hall of Shame.
How about
Pankaj Bhardwaj (escrow.ms)
Eric Charn Hung Lew (Lau) (Master-P) nevermind
I think I know more scammers by name than I have friends IRL... pathetic me.
Pankaj Bhardwaj (escrow.ms)
I think I know more scammers by name than I have friends IRL... pathetic me.
Added, and changed Lau to Lew.
How about
Pankaj Bhardwaj (escrow.ms)
Eric Charn Hung Lew (Lau) (Master-P) nevermind
I think I know more scammers by name than I have friends IRL... pathetic me.
Pankaj Bhardwaj (escrow.ms)
I think I know more scammers by name than I have friends IRL... pathetic me.
I also don't see Alberto Armandi from Bitscalper or Andrew Nollan of BitArb/Shades Minoco. Also Leandro Cesar of Bitcoin Rain.
Above complete.
QA, please give me something concrete to peg Vladimir Marchenko with. I'm echoing the sentiment, but still at a lost, losing mega masturbation time seeking a definitive source to peg.
I looked for some info on the original bitcoin magazine sale scam and his ASIC mining scam and couldn't find them either. Maybe we can make a new list later for "scumbags you shouldn't trust" or something like that. lol
Also, look up the scams of Deathandtaxes and cypherdoc. Their real names are out there but I can't remember them right now. Cypherdoc is a ballsy one. He fucked over Greg Maxwell. lol
PS: the wife said to say hi back at you. She said to tell you to stop wearing pink tutus. Black is more your color. rofl
I got Cypherdoc (last name Lowe, HashFast scam). I recall something about D&T so looking now.
Edit: Gerald Davis https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gerald-davis-aka-deathandtaxes-of-bitsimple-and-tangible-cryptography-998257
I also don't see Alberto Armandi from Bitscalper or Andrew Nollan of BitArb/Shades Minoco. Also Leandro Cesar of Bitcoin Rain.
Above complete.
QA, please give me something concrete to peg Vladimir Marchenko with. I'm echoing the sentiment, but still at a lost, losing mega masturbation time seeking a definitive source to peg.
I looked for some info on the original bitcoin magazine sale scam and his ASIC mining scam and couldn't find them either. Maybe we can make a new list later for "scumbags you shouldn't trust" or something like that. lol
Also, look up the scams of Deathandtaxes and cypherdoc. Their real names are out there but I can't remember them right now. Cypherdoc is a ballsy one. He fucked over Greg Maxwell. lol
PS: the wife said to say hi back at you. She said to tell you to stop wearing pink tutus. Black is more your color. rofl
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