Topic: SolidCoin Now officially most secure p2p currency - page 4. (Read 9435 times)

Please don't say all. I'm not included on that species, sorry. Only thing i traded was some Solidcoin v1 with some BTC because I got a 100SC bounty for posting about Solidcoin at Coinbits.com. made 2 or 3 trades, between SC/BTC on the following couple days and after luckily i pulled the coins(SC and BTC) before the mooncoin fiasco.

I never sent $USD or EUR to any exchange and all my exchange experience is from those 2 or 3 days where o got to play with solidcoin, because after all, that was play money. Unlike Bitcoin, I don't value Solidcoin much. Not even to see Lorna's tities lol

I'm proud that the few Bitcoin i have was earned on donations, doing some odd stuff here in the forum and from the advertising at coinbits.com. So, as you see, I don't belong on those all, and I bet there are others like me.

Sorry about this, completely off topic.

The scammer label for CH is making more and more sense to me.

yes, you are right, but don't ask me why, that convo got me thinking that SAC only stopped playing because CH/RS wasn't playing the game as SAC wanted... Just a feeling

The difference is that SAC is just doing what any speculator does: buy low and sell high.
What CH/RS is doing is to gather a bunch of people with a lot of coins to try to manipulate the market for a coin he created.

Big difference!

That was excatly my point. Pin them both a scammer tag...

All SAC wanted was to sell his shitcoin at BTC0.03... They got you fooled, hein?
Still holding to those version 1 scamcoins? I guess so, given that your price-point was never met. 

Now you got me wondering how many of the fools that bought bitcoin at $30 are still holding waiting for the price to go up...

Not problem.  Next is SC 3.0.  Not only will it be closed source, it will have revocable licenses, remote client upgrade/control/termination, super nodes & ultra controller nodes (to watch the supernodes), a 50 million coin pre-mine, 15% mining tax, 5% transaction tax and newly invented annual "remine" owner bonus (kinda like a premine but it re-occurs  automatically each year).

Even then there will still be a small group of people (consisting of koolaid drinkers, bitcoin flunkies, scammers, and certain xenophobic forum members) who believe it is the greatest thing since Al Gore created the internet.

lawl

Lets not let too much logic into the discussion, it confuses the koolaiders.

Can't vote for a scammer tag for SAC without voting for one for CH/RS.
Sure you want to do that to your guru?

SAC... So CH/RS wanted to pump and dump, and that's what you accuse him off, but reading that convo i saw you playing the game, the same as him, so you got butthurt for something else and now you're all itchy, trash mouthing him for it. 

Conclusion: SAC is as much of a scammer as CH/RS. I vote for a scammer tag for SAC...

I wish you had the logs to post on pastebin. Maybe check your logs directory?

Yes, and I dare him to prove me wrong. But either way I don't really care since it's just fun to watch everyone get spun up over this the farce.

I just can't wait to see the 100+ security issues that plague bitcoin that were fixed in SC2. Just like the 85+ security issues between Bitcoin and SC1.03 where the client was insecure because it said Bitcoin instead of Solidcoin and insane amounts of improperly formatted whitespace.

From following the alt currency board religiously for the past month, I have read most of your posts. You (viperjbm) sound like a very intelligent person and always try to back up what you say with fact. So I always give you the benefit of the doubt even though I don't agree with you most of the times.

What I want to know is how CH/RS has managed to convince you so fully. How can you trust CH/RS 100% like you do? Do you not see any of his flaws? Sure, when he first came on the scene, SC1 seems like a great alternative to Bitcoin. He was hitting all the right notes. But when he started slandering Bitcoin on his website and started acting all childish and closing his open source code, wasn't that a good time to start thinking whether you should still think so highly of him? And now with SC2, you've got a decentralized trusted node system that feeds him a million solidcoins every couple of years or so. Can you really trust that he will not abuse the system? If solidcoin become worth $1 each, CH/RS (or his CPF if that makes it seem better) will be making $1 mil every few years. Wouldn't that be the ultimate temptation for anyone (even one as noble as CH/RS) to take some money off the top.

I mean everyone is blindly running his closed source binaries. Do you know how easy it is to make a small change such that he can steal money from the CPF? I mean currently he has the keys to the CPF. Who's to say he will relinquish them? And by the time people do realize he's stealing money, what can you do about it? If everyone has so much invested in solidcoins, you can't really do anything about him without hurting your own investment.

Everything about SC2 and CH/RS is so against what Satoshi set out to do with Bitcoin, it's really disgusting to me and most of the people on this board. So I'm really surprised that someone as intelligent as you is blinded by his spell.

When , all will be made quite clear.

This sounds so cultish, give me the chills.

SolidCoin Now officially most a somewhat secure p2p currency

FTFY

pics anyone?

Wait, BTCex's a girl ?

what is solidcoin?  lol

Cupertino not in the USA perhaps?