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January 03, 2014, 08:59:32 PM
#29
It's a long shot that anyone would bite on this (random forum post) under the best of circumstances but without a CV or something of the sort on your first post I'd be even more shocked if you got even a single actually serious inquiry.
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January 03, 2014, 08:41:55 PM
#28
On here I am feeding the ego of sacskate. Making the name sacskate look good doesn't help me feel good about myself, unless everyone knows sacskate is me. On that note, I'm out of your thread. Enjoy and good luck scamming.
legendary
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January 03, 2014, 08:33:57 PM
#27
Maybe you're not doing this right.

The latest tech for this kind of thing is to announce you are going to implement such a great idea and everyone can buy shares of the implementation by sending bitcoins to such and such an address, and the sooner they send the more shares they get per bitcoin they send.

Then when you hit 100 or so bitcoins you can reveal the idea and announce a second wave of the IPO to raise funds to hire a project lead, and so on.

Actually that last part is probably wrong, really the proper way is more likely to just go like goodbye and thanks for all the bitcoins once enough bitcoins come in.

-MarkM-
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January 03, 2014, 08:21:33 PM
#26
You sir are wrong. There are many people throughout history that have done great things simply to benefit others. Obviously you are largely right, but to generalize every human being on the planet is a huge mistake and impossible to be right. Aside from that, you do honestly realize that no one will buy your idea for even $1.00. Everyone thinks they have it figured out, until proven that they don't. If you truly thought this idea would even net you 1 btc you would do it. Making an alt coin takes about 5 minutes at the most. If anyone here knew they could make even 1 btc by making a new coin, they would. Trying to sell your idea and not implementing it yourself only proves you have no clue how to. You just have an idea, but lack the know how to implement it. This basically tells us that you "think" you have a great idea. I'll bet 10 btc that your idea has already been thought of and was determined to either be useless or to difficult to implement to be worth it.  You are not special, you are not more intelligent than the rest of the btc community. Sorry bro, you know as well as we do that you are not going to get your 10 btc. That is all.

You are attempting to feed your own ego, whilst egging me to release my idea. You clever clever boy you. I almost fell for it. You aren't transparent at all.

Feeding my own ego on a forum where no one knows who I am, nor will ever meet me. You got me.
sr. member
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January 03, 2014, 08:03:57 PM
#25
Just give up, no one is gonna give you 10BTC for your idea.

We're a community, that thrives on sharing (maybe not all, at the minute). and we will share our ideas for the good of all.

You'll not get anything from me.

K.

You would like me to give up? Why is that? lol

If I were you, I would stop replying here bumping my thread and giving me more exposure lol.

I really wasn't expecting anything from you.

Exposure will get you nothing more than advertising your daftness, as if anyone here that has 10BTC managed to acquire it from being daft enough to listen to the likes of you Cheesy

K.
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January 03, 2014, 08:03:16 PM
#24
You sir are wrong. There are many people throughout history that have done great things simply to benefit others. Obviously you are largely right, but to generalize every human being on the planet is a huge mistake and impossible to be right. Aside from that, you do honestly realize that no one will buy your idea for even $1.00. Everyone thinks they have it figured out, until proven that they don't. If you truly thought this idea would even net you 1 btc you would do it. Making an alt coin takes about 5 minutes at the most. If anyone here knew they could make even 1 btc by making a new coin, they would. Trying to sell your idea and not implementing it yourself only proves you have no clue how to. You just have an idea, but lack the know how to implement it. This basically tells us that you "think" you have a great idea. I'll bet 10 btc that your idea has already been thought of and was determined to either be useless or to difficult to implement to be worth it.  You are not special, you are not more intelligent than the rest of the btc community. Sorry bro, you know as well as we do that you are not going to get your 10 btc. That is all.
sr. member
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January 03, 2014, 07:42:01 PM
#23
Just give up, no one is gonna give you 10BTC for your idea.

We're a community, that thrives on sharing (maybe not all, at the minute). and we will share our ideas for the good of all.

You'll not get anything from me.

K.
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January 03, 2014, 07:37:24 PM
#22
I firmly believe Satoshi did not develop the Bitcoin protocol for profit.  Venture out of this sub forum.  You'll find some of the top developers discussing their great ideas openly.  If there is a real cost involved in moving something forward, people will see value in the idea and will support it in any way they can.

If someone can build further or contribute in any way, it's pretty much always accepted.

You apparently don't grasp this concept.

And you still live in a world of idealism. Which means you are under the age of 26, maybe a touch older if your slightly behind. Probably never had to work or fight for anything in your life. Never worked in the cutthroat corporate world. Never been truly scammed for anything substantial. Never came to the realization that all people do all things all the time because they benefit from it. And yes *shocking revelation* even giving your sandwhich to that bum on the street was done for self gratification and to fill a basic self serving need.

Stop me when I'm wrong.



Firstly, you don't know me.

Secondly, the benefit comes from what Bitcoin truly offers, and it's not about getting rich.  Idealism?  Sure.  Bitcoin was founded on an ideology that enables us to be free from entities that are destroying our financial systems.  Aside from that, as someone that is in a different country almost weekly, Bitcoin is a currency without borders, and that appeals to me.

Either way, good luck.
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January 03, 2014, 07:36:12 PM
#21
I firmly believe Satoshi did not develop the Bitcoin protocol for profit.  Venture out of this sub forum.  You'll find some of the top developers discussing their great ideas openly.  If there is a real cost involved in moving something forward, people will see value in the idea and will support it in any way they can.

If someone can build further or contribute in any way, it's pretty much always accepted.

You apparently don't grasp this concept.

And you still live in a world of idealism. Which means you are under the age of 26, maybe a touch older if your slightly behind. Probably never had to work or fight for anything in your life. Never worked in the cutthroat corporate world. Never been truly scammed for anything substantial. Never came to the realization that all people do all things all the time because they benefit from it. And yes *shocking revelation* even giving your sandwhich to that bum on the street was done for self gratification and to fill a basic self serving need.

Stop me when I'm wrong.




i have a 10BTC idea - learn difference between your and you're before degrading others ... and learning to spell sandwich correctly wouldn't hurt either
hero member
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January 03, 2014, 07:13:02 PM
#20
This kindof goes against open-sourciness and community-driven aspect of Bitcoin and all other coins in general.

Bitcoin is highly unlikely to go through any development changes other than pretty serious bugfixes.  There's just too many nodes out there to make this happen.

No one is going to give you 10BTC for an idea.  If you're that confident your idea is so great, pick a coin to implement it on, contact the dev team and pitch it to them.  Invest heavily in this coin before implementation and you'll easily make your 10BTC.

Catcoin is going through a hard fork this weekend, might be the perfect time to approach them.



I dont see the relevancy of your bitcoin statement. No would invest in an idea to market bitcoin. Furthermore the bitcoin client had a new release last month. So last month it was possible, now its not? The bitcoin devs may opt to include this solution, or may not, to be honest I really dont care.

Please see my other responses in this thread for your other points which have been brought up a couple times.

Advertise catcoin somewhere else please.

Despite the above, which is entirely relevent, you are basically asking someone to give you over $8,000 because you have an idea that will "change the world of bitcoin."

Do you have some credentials?  Are you a programmer?  Do you truly understand the inner workings of crypto-currency, the math behind it, how the blockchain works?  How do we know your idea is even possible?  How do we know it's not something stupid or obvious like "My idea is to make Amazon accept Bitcoin?"

I have an idea with tremendous potential.  It will provide a solution to a problem that affects easily 50% of the entire world population.  

It has tremendous PR value.  I guarantee you the media outlets will be fighting over this.
It is an ingenious and elegant solution to a problem all men face and results in a win-win situation for all parties involved
The problem it solves is one that prevents all men from living happier, healthier lives

The idea is:  Make semen taste like chocolate.

You owe me 10BTC
newbie
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January 03, 2014, 07:04:59 PM
#19
I firmly believe Satoshi did not develop the Bitcoin protocol for profit.  Venture out of this sub forum.  You'll find some of the top developers discussing their great ideas openly.  If there is a real cost involved in moving something forward, people will see value in the idea and will support it in any way they can.

If someone can build further or contribute in any way, it's pretty much always accepted.

You apparently don't grasp this concept.
hero member
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January 03, 2014, 06:48:45 PM
#18
This kindof goes against open-sourciness and community-driven aspect of Bitcoin and all other coins in general.

Bitcoin is highly unlikely to go through any development changes other than pretty serious bugfixes.  There's just too many nodes out there to make this happen.

No one is going to give you 10BTC for an idea.  If you're that confident your idea is so great, pick a coin to implement it on, contact the dev team and pitch it to them.  Invest heavily in this coin before implementation and you'll easily make your 10BTC.

Catcoin is going through a hard fork this weekend, might be the perfect time to approach them.

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January 03, 2014, 06:11:51 PM
#17
Sent 10 BTC
member
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January 03, 2014, 06:10:48 PM
#16
are you from nigeria kanus1113
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January 03, 2014, 06:09:08 PM
#15
I have been compiling a list of the biggest issues with bitcoin so I can attempt to solve them while keeping everything decentralized. Well, I've solved my first one.

My idea has huge marketing and PR potential. It also has the potential to make cryptocurrencies much more user friendly and gives them a broader audience base.

So here is my claim:
-A relatively simple programming change is needed, could be implemented on just about any existing client based decentralized coin
-Huge PR potential, and legitimately newsworthy
-Ingenious and elegant solution to one of the biggest issues with bitcoin
-The problem it solves is one of the barriers for the general public
-Implementing this change will broaden the user base of the coin, meaning more average people would likely use it.

I'm asking for 10 BTC to release this idea to you personally at which point you can do whatever you like with it. Alternatively, if the community decides to they want to donate to release the idea publicly in this thread, place a message on this thread with our donation amount (dont actually send any BTC). If the donation amounts reach 10 BTC, I will send a message to each you asking to send your donation.

I'm not interested in doing all the work of a new coin built around this idea, we have too many as it is. It would be better suited for an existing coin.

If your interested, send me a PM and we can discuss any details.

You're missing the idea of this being largely an open source community where people share ideas and come up with solutions that will benefit this planet as a whole.
sr. member
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January 03, 2014, 06:09:01 PM
#14
lol Cheesy

If nothing else, it has proveked some thoughtful and intelligent answers.

K.
sr. member
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January 03, 2014, 05:57:48 PM
#13
Well, this is tough - I guess, that the OP is probably honest in the way that when given 10 BTC, he'll tell the idea. What is other question, is whether the idea will be worth 10 BTC (I highly doubt it), or whether it would be doable at all (to perform the idea, you need to invest further 10000 BTC her and 45000 BTC there to buy this and that ...). Or it is even possible that the idea already exist, perhaps even implemented in some fork of the client or in some altcoin, just the original poster is not aware of it.

It could be similar to "guaranteed weight loss recipes", where after purchase you received a small paper with one sentence: "Do not eat".

Well, I personally can give 90% discount over the original price!

For only 1 BTC I will give you the best idea I can think of that will improve usability of Bitcoin for average user. (I guess that for 10 BTC I can even provide it in form of a working source code, or at least get the idea partially working, based on how difficult it will be Smiley

I can give even discount. Buy 2 ideas, receive third one free Smiley

Absolutely no guarantee what you'll actually get (I personally don't know yet either, but I'll think hard, hoping to invent something actually useful) and whether that idea will be better or worse than the idea of the original poster and whether the idea will actually bring you any profit, but I can assure you that it will be the best idea for improving Bitcoin I'll be able to think of within in a day after receiving the payment. Smiley
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January 03, 2014, 05:30:34 PM
#12
I will send you 10 LOL coins for 10 BTC.. just and idea  Smiley
legendary
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January 03, 2014, 05:25:34 PM
#11
Well great then, the problem is known. So the solution will be forthcoming.

If you want to somehow get credit for it before someone else announces it maybe you should get your lawyer to draw up some non-disclosure contracts and look into finding some developer who would be willing to sign such a thing. (Is anyone that dumb anymore though?)

Also, are we to assume the whitepaper detailing the technical specifications of your implementation of a purported solution has not been peer-reviewed?

Can you link to your resume, linked-in etc that shows your technical expertise is in fact such as to inspire confidence in your ability to nail down the details of a solution that will actually work, is feasible to execute and so on?

Also, have you some kind of evidence of a thorough search of prior art to ensure that your idea is in fact unique? If so then maybe you should patent it, then you will be free to announce it to the world secure in the knowledge you will profit from it if anyone deems it worthy of actually doing.

-MarkM-
sr. member
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January 03, 2014, 05:20:30 PM
#10
Well maybe your idea of what the problems are differs from other people's opinions.

-MarkM-


That would be a valid point. But you can find this problem plastered all over the internet.

You can find the problem of people trying to get something for nothing plastered all over the Internet aswell.

K.
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