Topic: Public bet with BCX on Auroracoin (Read 669 times)

Azeh

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There's a problem with this. Nobody can know if he actually keeps any for himself, as this airdrop is just transferring AUR from one address to many, many others. You can't know if the developer owns any of the addresses he transfers AUR to. I think you just don't want BCX to wreck the AUR blockchain.

LOL...BCX can do whatever he wants. It doesn't matter to me either way. If he really thinks this coin is a scam he can get 1BTC off of me.

rocketcoins

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Oh forking hell!!!

Azeh

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Hey BCX,

I'll bet you the 1BTC I made off of AUR that it is not a scam.

BCX's side:

Auroracoin is a scam. The dev hasn't been transparent about the details of the airdrop. As the airdrop commences, the dev will keep the coins for himself and dump them on the market for a profit.

My side:

Auroracoin is not a scam. If the dev wanted to scam he would have dumped already during the run up to .16BTC

The outcome:

If the dev does as he says and distributes the AUR to the Icelandic people and keeps none for himself. I win.

If the dev does not follow through with the Airdrop and keeps any of the pre-mine coins for himself, then you win. I would lose face and money and you would garner more respect from the community.

Stipulation:

Bet is off if you mess with the blockchain and prevent the airdrop from actually occurring.

So lets let the chips fall where they may. If your so certain it's a scam put your money where your mouth is.

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