Topic: Spectrecoin (XSPEC) private coin with exclusive technology (Read 572 times)
I haven't had any problems with cryptopia, in fact it's a good exchange which happens to have a lot of s+++coins but that doesn't mean it's a s+++ exchange. XSPEC has a lot of potential when you look at the technology and compare the market cap with monero and dash. If they improve their marketing strategy then this coin will go to the moon. This is proven by someone else cloning xspec and the price of that coin was 3 times higher!
I need some help, yesterday have I send some xpspec from cryptopia to my xspec wallet but I havn´t received the coins. I send it to the default adress from the wallet, whats wrong?
you need syncrho wallet
I need some help, yesterday have I send some xpspec from cryptopia to my xspec wallet but I havn´t received the coins. I send it to the default adress from the wallet, whats wrong?
I do like Spectrecoin, it will do you good if you get it for a long term investment. It's got TOR(with no exit nodes) +OBFS4, stealth addresses + Ring-sig. It also got a 5% staking, so you get some interest on your coin. Hope they keep on track With the roadmap, as the upcoming features are great.
What do you mean with interest ? I have some xspec on cryptoia , do i get interest on it ?
It's Proof Of Stake, so if you have it in your wallet(and has set it for staking) you will get about 5% more coins on a yearly basis. Will probably be around 10% since not everybody are staking. In cryptopia you don't get anything.
Thank you for the explaining
I do like Spectrecoin, it will do you good if you get it for a long term investment. It's got TOR(with no exit nodes) +OBFS4, stealth addresses + Ring-sig. It also got a 5% staking, so you get some interest on your coin. Hope they keep on track With the roadmap, as the upcoming features are great.
What do you mean with interest ? I have some xspec on cryptoia , do i get interest on it ?
It's Proof Of Stake, so if you have it in your wallet(and has set it for staking) you will get about 5% more coins on a yearly basis. Will probably be around 10% since not everybody are staking. In cryptopia you don't get anything.
I do like Spectrecoin, it will do you good if you get it for a long term investment. It's got TOR(with no exit nodes) +OBFS4, stealth addresses + Ring-sig. It also got a 5% staking, so you get some interest on your coin. Hope they keep on track With the roadmap, as the upcoming features are great.
What do you mean with interest ? I have some xspec on cryptoia , do i get interest on it ?
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you will write your Bitcoin-address here and I will tell you how much money is on it, because Bitcoin is not a private coin.
Here is my Spectrecoin (XSPEC) Stealth-Address: smYoRN5Kna3jo3eeAnrqoDECzG59WDajtsNZHMGZEaA9sxEYwtQDZUnGBCKM5BmXBVU4K6vKH7b6s4X oNiV7yJB8vDkhzq6HjsfMbp
How much money is there? Can not answer means private.
What IP do people use this coin? Can not answer means anonymous.
But another example, allegedly private and anonymous coins Verge - IP addresses, Verge-addresses, amounts - not private and not anonymous:
http://xvg.keff.org/electrum.php
http://xvg.keff.org/core.php
http://xvg.keff.org/
Another example, Monero, with a public blockchain: https://moneroexplorer.com/tx/84ea5936b2864709fe21ece3be8cb683d356f1f83cb5851ecbd4ee104012c583
Here is the Monero address for Donate on the Spectrecoin project: 4AYhVqhdEdkNSXT8UFjzAALAg4NMYURUjWdiNZCEzBTbWwkNXo1BTRCZzTcjYYDpdivhSUwG3kPV8hb T7vEzBgKRg4UW2b8z
https://moneroblocks.info/search/4AYhVqhdEdkNSXT8UFjzAALAg4NMYURUjWdiNZCEzBTbWwkNXo1BTRCZzTcjYYDpdivhSUwG3kPV8hbT7vEzBgKRg4UW2b8z
Block-explorer does not show the number of coins - Monero private.
Block-chain Monero is public, and it seems like stealth addresses are visible, but they do not match the stealth-addresses that are in purses - therefore it is impossible to find them: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/70v9d7/if_monero_is_private_then_what_is_this_someone/
Run the https://github.com/DotNetRussell/MoneroUserScraper script to obtain the IP addresses "213.114.82.127", "82.161.134.181", "73.150.225.122", ... the Monero wallets and nodes. Those that are constantly located are servers / pools / miners, which occasionally are wallets. Found the IP-addresses of members of the network Monero - not anonymous.
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For fans of comparison:
Monero - XSPEC = http://matchcoins.info/?c1=monero&c2=spectrecoin
Verge - XSPEC = http://matchcoins.info/?c1=verge&c2=spectrecoin
you will write your Bitcoin-address here and I will tell you how much money is on it, because Bitcoin is not a private coin.
Here is my Spectrecoin (XSPEC) Stealth-Address: smYoRN5Kna3jo3eeAnrqoDECzG59WDajtsNZHMGZEaA9sxEYwtQDZUnGBCKM5BmXBVU4K6vKH7b6s4X oNiV7yJB8vDkhzq6HjsfMbp
How much money is there? Can not answer means private.
What IP do people use this coin? Can not answer means anonymous.
But another example, allegedly private and anonymous coins Verge - IP addresses, Verge-addresses, amounts - not private and not anonymous:
http://xvg.keff.org/electrum.php
http://xvg.keff.org/core.php
http://xvg.keff.org/
Another example, Monero, with a public blockchain: https://moneroexplorer.com/tx/84ea5936b2864709fe21ece3be8cb683d356f1f83cb5851ecbd4ee104012c583
Here is the Monero address for Donate on the Spectrecoin project: 4AYhVqhdEdkNSXT8UFjzAALAg4NMYURUjWdiNZCEzBTbWwkNXo1BTRCZzTcjYYDpdivhSUwG3kPV8hb T7vEzBgKRg4UW2b8z
https://moneroblocks.info/search/4AYhVqhdEdkNSXT8UFjzAALAg4NMYURUjWdiNZCEzBTbWwkNXo1BTRCZzTcjYYDpdivhSUwG3kPV8hbT7vEzBgKRg4UW2b8z
Block-explorer does not show the number of coins - Monero private.
Block-chain Monero is public, and it seems like stealth addresses are visible, but they do not match the stealth-addresses that are in purses - therefore it is impossible to find them: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/70v9d7/if_monero_is_private_then_what_is_this_someone/
Run the https://github.com/DotNetRussell/MoneroUserScraper script to obtain the IP addresses "213.114.82.127", "82.161.134.181", "73.150.225.122", ... the Monero wallets and nodes. Those that are constantly located are servers / pools / miners, which occasionally are wallets. Found the IP-addresses of members of the network Monero - not anonymous.
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For fans of comparison:
Monero - XSPEC = http://matchcoins.info/?c1=monero&c2=spectrecoin
Code:
Price of XSPEC, when XSPEC market cap reaches XMR market cap
(XMR Market Cap / XSPEC Market Cap * XSPEC price)
XSPEC = $ 259.63 (91.42x of actual XSPEC price)
0.0224557 BTC
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Price of XSPEC, when XSPEC market cap reaches XVG market cap
(XVG Market Cap / XSPEC Market Cap * XSPEC price)
XSPEC = $ 76.00 (26.76x of actual XSPEC price)
0.0065733 BTC
I do like Spectrecoin, it will do you good if you get it for a long term investment. It's got TOR(with no exit nodes) +OBFS4, stealth addresses + Ring-sig. It also got a 5% staking, so you get some interest on your coin. Hope they keep on track With the roadmap, as the upcoming features are great.
I consider investing and holding this coin. I liked its staking reward system and of course the privacy they offer. This coin is fairly new but I guess it has a good technology. Only thing I am not sure about is the price. Its price was around 0.30 US dollars just a couple of months ago, but now it is 10 times expensive. Maybe I am going to wait a bit more for a correction and buying opportunity, this price is too much however its rank is too low in coinmarketcap. I am really confused, maybe I will watch some more time.
It's the market cap you look at, not coin price.
You can't really ignore the coin price if you are on a budget, but in general, I do agree.
I bought a few XSPEC on Cryptopia. I know people have different opinions on Cryptopia, but so far it has worked well for me as a place to have small speculative positions on new coins.
XSPEC very good for hold on this year, amazing growth potential
I consider investing and holding this coin. I liked its staking reward system and of course the privacy they offer. This coin is fairly new but I guess it has a good technology. Only thing I am not sure about is the price. Its price was around 0.30 US dollars just a couple of months ago, but now it is 10 times expensive. Maybe I am going to wait a bit more for a correction and buying opportunity, this price is too much however its rank is too low in coinmarketcap. I am really confused, maybe I will watch some more time.
It's the market cap you look at, not coin price.
I consider investing and holding this coin. I liked its staking reward system and of course the privacy they offer. This coin is fairly new but I guess it has a good technology. Only thing I am not sure about is the price. Its price was around 0.30 US dollars just a couple of months ago, but now it is 10 times expensive. Maybe I am going to wait a bit more for a correction and buying opportunity, this price is too much however its rank is too low in coinmarketcap. I am really confused, maybe I will watch some more time.
The project site says that XSPEC includes native Tor integration. I'm not convinced this really adds much to privacy though - there have been plenty of instances in the past where Tor privacy and anonymity was compromised by coordinated bad actors. I'm quite confident that several governments have programs in place to track and identify Tor users on a regular basis.
What I'm more interested in is technologies like ring signatures (used by both Monero and SPEC) that provide forward secrecy, rather than just routing tricks to try and avoid detection. Look forward to hearing more about the ways XSPEC is implementing this to improve the security over the coming months.
What I'm more interested in is technologies like ring signatures (used by both Monero and SPEC) that provide forward secrecy, rather than just routing tricks to try and avoid detection. Look forward to hearing more about the ways XSPEC is implementing this to improve the security over the coming months.
Im In
Just ordered 75 with a remaining BTC balance in Cryptopia.
I agree, this coin must be in another exchangers with more volume.
Just ordered 75 with a remaining BTC balance in Cryptopia.
I agree, this coin must be in another exchangers with more volume.
I bought a few XSPEC on Cryptopia. I know people have different opinions on Cryptopia, but so far it has worked well for me as a place to have small speculative positions on new coins.
I have heard about that Spectrecoin will be listed on Trezor soon? Is that true?
A listing would mean that price could explode, or what do you think?
A listing would mean that price could explode, or what do you think?
Hahahaha! I see that guide was created because you were screeching about Dash being garbage when it was $7.00 a coin, back in April of 2016. Value rose to almost $1500 a coin before the end of last year. Sick call!
Does that sound familiar everyone? Same things he was saying about Dash are the same things he keeps saying about XSpec. Amateur hour indeed.
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Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
Does that sound familiar everyone? Same things he was saying about Dash are the same things he keeps saying about XSpec. Amateur hour indeed.
Dash is still a shitcoin and evolution turned out to be a lot of hot air--guess what that reminds me off. But dash did create masternodes, which is brilliant at keeping coins off the market, so at least they had a working innovation that they could put a white paper to, unlike some other shitcoins.
Hahahaha! I see that guide was created because you were screeching about Dash being garbage when it was $7.00 a coin, back in April of 2016. Value rose to almost $1500 a coin before the end of last year. Sick call!
Does that sound familiar everyone? Same things he was saying about Dash are the same things he keeps saying about XSpec. Amateur hour indeed.
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Hope isn't a plan. How will the flaws be fixed? And don't sell me by the same genius who built them into the coin. Show me a plan, a white paper, anything but marketing spiel and vague promises. Amateur hour is over.
Does that sound familiar everyone? Same things he was saying about Dash are the same things he keeps saying about XSpec. Amateur hour indeed.
If they get on a decent exchange, they will do much better. The tech is there as well as the user base. I just wouldn't touch any of the current exchanges...
Generalizethis is a Monero shill who comes into every XSPEC thread, and most other privacy coins, to discredit them. Just check his post history, he is bias just like everyone else. It should tell you something if hes so scared of Stealth Staking. He claims this could land XSPEC into the Top 20 of coins if its successfully implemented. My bet? I'll keep what I have in XSPEC and roll the dice. Could the developers be dishonest? Of course. You lose some money and move on. However, if Generalizethis is correct, if Stealth Staking is properly implemented XSPEC is going to explode in value. It would be the first coin with stealth staking, making it much more valuable than Monero (Monero is a great investment as well).
Regarding the FUD that he is spreading, ask yourself this: Why would a developer, who is funded by community donations alone, release how they figured out Stealth Staking before actually implementing it? That just gives the chance for more properly funded teams to use the tech and implement it before XSPEC has the chance. Why would a team completely give up their competitive advantage just to please some people spreading FUD on a forum? They wouldn't, and I wouldn't expect them to. So my view is that I'm going to invest into XSPEC believing that they are true to their word. Worse comes to worst I lose my initial investment if I don't take profits along the way. Best case scenario? XSPEC explodes and a bunch of money is to be made. All investments are gambles, and from what I've seen the developer say on XSPEC discussions I'm going to take him for his word since they've delivered so far. XSPEC is already a working coin with default stealth addresses coming soon. The team claims they will release Stealth Staking and a sort of Whitepaper for Stealth Staking targeted for Q2 of this year. Not too long to wait.
Feel free to believe the FUD, or take a gamble like you do on all other investments, and have the opportunity to get an early adopter advantage on a coin that could be easily a top coin if the developer follows the roadmap. Always do your own research.
Regarding the FUD that he is spreading, ask yourself this: Why would a developer, who is funded by community donations alone, release how they figured out Stealth Staking before actually implementing it? That just gives the chance for more properly funded teams to use the tech and implement it before XSPEC has the chance. Why would a team completely give up their competitive advantage just to please some people spreading FUD on a forum? They wouldn't, and I wouldn't expect them to. So my view is that I'm going to invest into XSPEC believing that they are true to their word. Worse comes to worst I lose my initial investment if I don't take profits along the way. Best case scenario? XSPEC explodes and a bunch of money is to be made. All investments are gambles, and from what I've seen the developer say on XSPEC discussions I'm going to take him for his word since they've delivered so far. XSPEC is already a working coin with default stealth addresses coming soon. The team claims they will release Stealth Staking and a sort of Whitepaper for Stealth Staking targeted for Q2 of this year. Not too long to wait.
Feel free to believe the FUD, or take a gamble like you do on all other investments, and have the opportunity to get an early adopter advantage on a coin that could be easily a top coin if the developer follows the roadmap. Always do your own research.
I see you've been reading my guide: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-shitcoiners-guide-to-shitcoin-logic-1430839
The trade secret argument doesn't fly for coins in the top 20, so why should it fly for an unknown coin with an unknown dev? Seriously, you need a better excuse, people aren't that dumb (at least not the ones with money to invest). I get the greater fool strategy, but come on--to me it looks like you want the investor money that goes with the claim, but not to have to supply any explanation how it's supposed to work--that's called having your cake and eating it too. Either drop the claim or supply an explanation, not difficult (attacking the attacker is a lame way to deal with a problem you created).
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