This just in 
Nice. A verfied dev with a track record in crypto. Keeping an eye on this one.
This is huge. SSD went up 20% on Bittrex a few minutes after this was originally posted.
People are watching this coin.
Topic: [SSD] SonicScrewdriver [PoW/PoS] Sha256.[Tor Included]BITTREX CCEX and Bleutrade - page 17. (Read 47702 times)
August 13, 2014, 03:50:58 AM
Nice. A verfied dev with a track record in crypto. Keeping an eye on this one.
This is huge. SSD went up 20% on Bittrex a few minutes after this was originally posted.
People are watching this coin.
August 13, 2014, 03:31:18 AM
This guy is easily the most annoying poster on BCT. He copies and pastes this same crap in every coin thread. This is spam as far as I'm concerned and should be reported to the mods.
This is a discussion thread to discuss the coin, no? Dozens of coins are released every month, and many of us don't live on bitcointalk.org. Why not get a preview from those who've followed a coin closely to decide whether to make additional research a priority?
August 13, 2014, 03:19:55 AM
i wont sell my SSD for this price, at least 2k sat or more 
August 12, 2014, 03:13:09 PM
if dev delivers on promises this can easily become the next btcd. still a bargain at 240.
August 13, 2014, 03:09:43 AM
GO GO GO!!! ssd
August 13, 2014, 02:23:59 AM
SSD @ 500 sats on Bittrex!!! Still a steal at this price, buy while you can! Reward halving again in less than 400 blocks!
August 13, 2014, 02:14:30 AM
This just in
Nice. A verfied dev with a track record in crypto. Keeping an eye on this one.
August 13, 2014, 02:04:12 AM
To address this, the first anon feature is already implemented in this coin. When you start the qt or daemon, you setup a TOR node with which to connect to the network. This removes the ip information from anything put into the block chain since there is no IP to pass only a .onion address. Those of you familiar with TOR will know that if you feel this has been compromised all you have to do is generate a new onion address. This removes the ability to track the block back to the ip that submitted it.
If you were to attempt to remove TOR you would actually break your install. As far as I know this is unique in a SHA pow/pos coin.
Now getting to the disconnect of tx vs rx addresses, I have not specified how that was going to happen so how could you compare it to an existing tech?
And I believe they were referring to the anon features as the promises.
If you were to attempt to remove TOR you would actually break your install. As far as I know this is unique in a SHA pow/pos coin.
Now getting to the disconnect of tx vs rx addresses, I have not specified how that was going to happen so how could you compare it to an existing tech?
And I believe they were referring to the anon features as the promises.
Thank you for the response. I can appreciate the detail.
To be fair, I wasn't comparing anon tech with anon tech. I was wondering if there were going to be further features beyond anon implementation as there are many coins with such...I'm already mining so it is more curiosity than any attempt to assert.
August 13, 2014, 01:25:44 AM
August 13, 2014, 01:09:33 AM
To address this, the first anon feature is already implemented in this coin. When you start the qt or daemon, you setup a TOR node with which to connect to the network. This removes the ip information from anything put into the block chain since there is no IP to pass only a .onion address. Those of you familiar with TOR will know that if you feel this has been compromised all you have to do is generate a new onion address. This removes the ability to track the block back to the ip that submitted it.
If you were to attempt to remove TOR you would actually break your install. As far as I know this is unique in a SHA pow/pos coin.
Now getting to the disconnect of tx vs rx addresses, I have not specified how that was going to happen so how could you compare it to an existing tech?
And I believe they were referring to the anon features as the promises.
If you were to attempt to remove TOR you would actually break your install. As far as I know this is unique in a SHA pow/pos coin.
Now getting to the disconnect of tx vs rx addresses, I have not specified how that was going to happen so how could you compare it to an existing tech?
And I believe they were referring to the anon features as the promises.
Thank you for the response. I can appreciate the detail.
To be fair, I wasn't comparing anon tech with anon tech. I was wondering if there were going to be further features beyond anon implementation as there are many coins with such...I'm already mining so it is more curiosity than any attempt to assert.
August 13, 2014, 01:03:27 AM
if dev delivers on promises this can easily become the next btcd. still a bargain at 240.
What promises?
No offense but all I see are anon features. Many coins have them and two of the current ones are based off of old XC technology...
I am genuinely interested to hear more for sure and Kudos to an interactive dev...
To address this, the first anon feature is already implemented in this coin. When you start the qt or daemon, you setup a TOR node with which to connect to the network. This removes the ip information from anything put into the block chain since there is no IP to pass only a .onion address. Those of you familiar with TOR will know that if you feel this has been compromised all you have to do is generate a new onion address. This removes the ability to track the block back to the ip that submitted it.
If you were to attempt to remove TOR you would actually break your install. As far as I know this is unique in a SHA pow/pos coin.
Now getting to the disconnect of tx vs rx addresses, I have not specified how that was going to happen so how could you compare it to an existing tech?
And I believe they were referring to the anon features as the promises.
August 13, 2014, 12:39:47 AM
This just in http://puu.sh/aQjUO/518eff86c8.jpg
August 12, 2014, 11:19:28 PM
if dev delivers on promises this can easily become the next btcd. still a bargain at 240.
What promises?
No offense but all I see are anon features. Many coins have them and two of the current ones are based off of old XC technology...
I am genuinely interested to hear more for sure and Kudos to an interactive dev...
August 12, 2014, 07:59:02 PM
wow such difficulty. even more glad i got in early. not even worth dumping at this price. i reckon better is on the horizon
At these prices it's way better to buy
August 12, 2014, 07:58:36 PM
Looking good fellas
August 12, 2014, 07:55:11 PM
wow such difficulty. even more glad i got in early. not even worth dumping at this price. i reckon better is on the horizon
August 12, 2014, 06:42:24 PM
Wow, no wonder that it's inching up in price on Bittrex
We are on Bittrex now, a big exchange. Now the dev is announcing new features, and if he delivers, we will see the price skyrocket.
We are on Bittrex now, a big exchange. Now the dev is announcing new features, and if he delivers, we will see the price skyrocket.
i think this is in early stage, we'll see real price in a few weeks
August 12, 2014, 05:48:20 PM
So anyone Paying attention. Funding first of two bounties
10k SSD for a block Explorer with Rich List
10K for Twitter Tip Bot.
Feel free to add to this if you would like to contribute.
adding to OP
10k SSD for a block Explorer with Rich List
10K for Twitter Tip Bot.
Feel free to add to this if you would like to contribute.
adding to OP
August 12, 2014, 01:43:57 PM
Wow, no wonder that it's inching up in price on Bittrex
We are on Bittrex now, a big exchange. Now the dev is announcing new features, and if he delivers, we will see the price skyrocket.
We are on Bittrex now, a big exchange. Now the dev is announcing new features, and if he delivers, we will see the price skyrocket.
August 12, 2014, 07:49:56 AM
still cheap, not too late to get back in
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