Topic: Securitycoin [SCSY] | Bittrex and IRC in Wallet | Ccex | Community | VPOS - page 34. (Read 75214 times)
January 18, 2015, 07:59:49 AM
Suprnova pool does not work?! Why?
January 18, 2015, 07:25:20 AM
but mining at this price is non profitable, staking is getting higher again miners stopped dumping and noobs are buying litecoin 
January 18, 2015, 07:18:55 AM
well if this coin is that bad, who is buying it at this volume and why 
Buying -> Noobs, Selling -> Miners, Buying+Selling -> Pump&Dumpers
i think in 1-2 days we maybe see a rise again
January 18, 2015, 07:13:27 AM
well if this coin is that bad, who is buying it at this volume and why
Buying -> Noobs, Selling -> Miners, Buying+Selling -> Pump&Dumpers
January 18, 2015, 07:01:08 AM
yeah how crap is that, some impatient liitle retards in crypto with no experience, i could have dumped down to 1 sat if i wanted, but why would i do that? patience pays of, this coin should see 2k sat or more in future and then them dumpers that cry will come here with all there fud and BS lol. to many 12 year olds in crypto these days.
2K? What are you smoking man.
Just check how many crap coins are there around with tens of millions of coin supply. And the masses of noobs willing to loose money in crypto are not growing the same exponential way as number of crap coins. i cant tell you what im smoking its a secret
January 18, 2015, 06:58:52 AM
yeah how crap is that, some impatient liitle retards in crypto with no experience, i could have dumped down to 1 sat if i wanted, but why would i do that? patience pays of, this coin should see 2k sat or more in future and then them dumpers that cry will come here with all there fud and BS lol. to many 12 year olds in crypto these days.
old scsy was at 19 sat
selling it at 200 sat is smart not stupid from any angle.
Less profit?..sure but still 10x profit.
I don't see it anywhere near 2k in future to be honest at least not organically
. It's ruined.Letting people swap their old coins for new ones was bad idea.
nothing against you, but im near sure u have spoken BS in other threads, i remember your name.
January 18, 2015, 06:14:28 AM
well if this coin is that bad, who is buying it at this volume and why
January 18, 2015, 05:59:33 AM
yeah how crap is that, some impatient liitle retards in crypto with no experience, i could have dumped down to 1 sat if i wanted, but why would i do that? patience pays of, this coin should see 2k sat or more in future and then them dumpers that cry will come here with all there fud and BS lol. to many 12 year olds in crypto these days.
old scsy was at 19 sat
selling it at 200 sat is smart not stupid from any angle.
Less profit?..sure but still 10x profit.
I don't see it anywhere near 2k in future to be honest at least not organically
. It's ruined.Letting people swap their old coins for new ones was bad idea.
January 18, 2015, 05:53:07 AM
yeah how crap is that, some impatient liitle retards in crypto with no experience, i could have dumped down to 1 sat if i wanted, but why would i do that? patience pays of, this coin should see 2k sat or more in future and then them dumpers that cry will come here with all there fud and BS lol. to many 12 year olds in crypto these days.
2K? What are you smoking man.
Just check how many crap coins are there around with tens of millions of coin supply. And the masses of noobs willing to loose money in crypto are not growing the same exponential way as number of crap coins. January 18, 2015, 05:30:31 AM
yeah how crap is that, some impatient liitle retards in crypto with no experience, i could have dumped down to 1 sat if i wanted, but why would i do that? patience pays of, this coin should see 2k sat or more in future and then them dumpers that cry will come here with all there fud and BS lol. to many 12 year olds in crypto these days.
January 18, 2015, 05:16:17 AM
I got messaged about my pool and the browser warning so just thought I would toss out a general response.
While https://scsy.coreprovision.com does use SSL (https) to protect your traffic like every other, it's currently configuired with a self-signed cert. Basically this means that your browser is going to complain when you first access the site.
If you're wondering why I use a self-signed cert instead of one from a Certificate Authority (CA), well those don't come free, and if you take a look at the prices and you'll probably understand why I'm not shelling out for one for a page that is still in a beta. https://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-comparison.htm
And yes the pool is free right now. No percentage fees, no transaction fees to get your coins out either. You can verify this on the Other -> Terms and Conditions tab. Also to change things up a little this is a PPLNS pool as opposed to PROP like the others. Here is a decent overview of the different systems. https://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?/topic/4145-guide-pps-rbpps-prop-pplns-whats-the-difference/
While https://scsy.coreprovision.com does use SSL (https) to protect your traffic like every other, it's currently configuired with a self-signed cert. Basically this means that your browser is going to complain when you first access the site.
If you're wondering why I use a self-signed cert instead of one from a Certificate Authority (CA), well those don't come free, and if you take a look at the prices and you'll probably understand why I'm not shelling out for one for a page that is still in a beta.
https://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-comparison.htmAnd yes the pool is free right now. No percentage fees, no transaction fees to get your coins out either. You can verify this on the Other -> Terms and Conditions tab. Also to change things up a little this is a PPLNS pool as opposed to PROP like the others. Here is a decent overview of the different systems. https://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?/topic/4145-guide-pps-rbpps-prop-pplns-whats-the-difference/
Quick update on this because the irony of a securitycoin pool throwing browser warnings was driving me nuts.
I found an affordable CA and installed the cert and it looks to be working and legit! Please let me know if you still see SSL weirdness on https://scsy.coreprovision.com. You may need to close and re-open your browser (I did).
I see SSL seijirou.
January 18, 2015, 03:08:26 AM
I got messaged about my pool and the browser warning so just thought I would toss out a general response.
While https://scsy.coreprovision.com does use SSL (https) to protect your traffic like every other, it's currently configuired with a self-signed cert. Basically this means that your browser is going to complain when you first access the site.
If you're wondering why I use a self-signed cert instead of one from a Certificate Authority (CA), well those don't come free, and if you take a look at the prices and you'll probably understand why I'm not shelling out for one for a page that is still in a beta. https://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-comparison.htm
And yes the pool is free right now. No percentage fees, no transaction fees to get your coins out either. You can verify this on the Other -> Terms and Conditions tab. Also to change things up a little this is a PPLNS pool as opposed to PROP like the others. Here is a decent overview of the different systems. https://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?/topic/4145-guide-pps-rbpps-prop-pplns-whats-the-difference/
While https://scsy.coreprovision.com does use SSL (https) to protect your traffic like every other, it's currently configuired with a self-signed cert. Basically this means that your browser is going to complain when you first access the site.
If you're wondering why I use a self-signed cert instead of one from a Certificate Authority (CA), well those don't come free, and if you take a look at the prices and you'll probably understand why I'm not shelling out for one for a page that is still in a beta.
https://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-comparison.htmAnd yes the pool is free right now. No percentage fees, no transaction fees to get your coins out either. You can verify this on the Other -> Terms and Conditions tab. Also to change things up a little this is a PPLNS pool as opposed to PROP like the others. Here is a decent overview of the different systems. https://forum.feathercoin.com/index.php?/topic/4145-guide-pps-rbpps-prop-pplns-whats-the-difference/
Quick update on this because the irony of a securitycoin pool throwing browser warnings was driving me nuts.
I found an affordable CA and installed the cert and it looks to be working and legit! Please let me know if you still see SSL weirdness on https://scsy.coreprovision.com. You may need to close and re-open your browser (I did).
January 18, 2015, 02:20:40 AM
So dumpers dumped, now we can go up, right?
Edit: dumping continues. Coins where total supply is over 50 million are usually traded at 20-50 SAT so there is still lot of room for dumpers.
Edit: dumping continues. Coins where total supply is over 50 million are usually traded at 20-50 SAT so there is still lot of room for dumpers.
January 18, 2015, 02:15:41 AM
Fck this coin. Went from 999 sat to 200 within two days.
Ain't nobody got time for that.
Welcome to my shitlist
Prolly you missed that huge dump to 20 sat at C-cex Ain't nobody got time for that.
Welcome to my shitlist
January 18, 2015, 02:06:20 AM
Fck this coin. Went from 999 sat to 200 within two days.
Ain't nobody got time for that.
Welcome to my shitlist
Ain't nobody got time for that.
Welcome to my shitlist
January 18, 2015, 01:05:49 AM
For a second there, that sounded delicious. Before I realized what you meant.
January 18, 2015, 12:44:14 AM
I have completed the French Thread.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/securitycoin-scsy-relance-bittrex-ccex-communaute-new-pow-pos-928400
ThankQ
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/securitycoin-scsy-relance-bittrex-ccex-communaute-new-pow-pos-928400
ThankQ
January 18, 2015, 12:26:25 AM
Kaboom
Anybody notice the plummit in net hashrate?
Anybody notice the plummit in net hashrate?
yeah, what happened??
Supernova Pool went dead....
could be.
scsy.coreprovision.com is working
January 18, 2015, 12:05:12 AM
That C-Cex dump doe! 2.1 MILLION coins dumped down to 20 sat!
when January 17, 2015, 10:36:24 PM
Kaboom
Anybody notice the plummit in net hashrate?
Anybody notice the plummit in net hashrate?
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