808 twitter has gotten over 120 retweets in the past 24 hours, incredible community support, keep it up! 
https://twitter.com/808BassCoin/status/766811302345838593
https://twitter.com/808BassCoin/status/766811302345838593
Topic: ◥TALK◥15%◣bitcointalk(💬) est✪2014★yr4✪ [btc]💬 - page 50. (Read 125363 times)
POS
https://poswallet.com
nice faucet, bounty 500 TALK for help in getting TALK added to their collection
nice faucet, bounty 500 TALK for help in getting TALK added to their collection
noted china ... noted
The introduce is so long,headache.....
The introduce is so long,headache.....
Last Dance for MaryJane ...
aaaand trading has been disabled on Bittrex for this coin...
lmao WOW what a piece of shit this, the coin and the dev. dude basically sabotaged his own coin lololol, seriously?! who does that?! it appears he let it die since zero fucks were given by him to save it on bittrex or fix the chain. no info on "twitter" or "facebook" since that's where the dev "SAYS" he communicates and not here hahahhaa. so much for trading this turd it's not even on any worthwhile exchanges now. (Oh wait he's SOOO working on it behind the scenes, he's got land and his connections and everything
)
dev dude you've got serious mental issues maybe you can fucking team up with Trump?! so glad i ditched the shitass weedcoins last year. what a crypto farce...so many lost on these shilled over hyped garbage creations it sucks. i'm hoping more ppl stick to serious/legit coins and devs and not garbage.
seems it's 99.99% dead now.
I sent ya a message true anon.
Sorry for the issues with bittrex people it wont last too much longer im sure.
If anyone would like to help with the wallet and join the team we are all ways looking for good ppl.
Sorry for the issues with bittrex people it wont last too much longer im sure.
If anyone would like to help with the wallet and join the team we are all ways looking for good ppl.
aaaand trading has been disabled on Bittrex for this coin...
lmao WOW what a piece of shit this, the coin and the dev. dude basically sabotaged his own coin lololol, seriously?! who does that?! it appears he let it die since zero fucks were given by him to save it on bittrex or fix the chain. no info on "twitter" or "facebook" since that's where the dev "SAYS" he communicates and not here hahahhaa. so much for trading this turd it's not even on any worthwhile exchanges now. (Oh wait he's SOOO working on it behind the scenes, he's got land and his connections and everything
)dev dude you've got serious mental issues maybe you can fucking team up with Trump?! so glad i ditched the shitass weedcoins last year. what a crypto farce...so many lost on these shilled over hyped garbage creations it sucks. i'm hoping more ppl stick to serious/legit coins and devs and not garbage.
seems it's 99.99% dead now.
pos vrc
Verium ICO is now closed
Verium ICO Phase 1 raised 2,100,000 VRC at a price of 6 VRC/VRM:
Verium ICO Phase 2 raised 1,818,889.86 VRC at a price of 10 VRC/VRM
http://www.vericoin.info/ico.html
Verium ICO is now closed
Verium ICO Phase 1 raised 2,100,000 VRC at a price of 6 VRC/VRM:
Verium ICO Phase 2 raised 1,818,889.86 VRC at a price of 10 VRC/VRM
http://www.vericoin.info/ico.html
i am thinking of splitting the TALK suggested coins into 3 divisions:
TIER1 = solid, established, on the map POS projects, the community may or may not stake these coins. in a word .. vanguard.
TIER2 = TALK, and other mid-range projects, some risk but clearly feasible chains with low market caps and thus excellent entry positions, i would consider this the core focus.
TIER3 = high risk, but clean code (w/ github & bootstraps) and functional markets. the community might focus on 3-5 chains and bring them up to Tier 2.
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https://steemit.com/active/talk
https://steemit.com/active/mint
https://steemit.com/active/rdd
https://steemit.com/active/blackcoin
https://steemit.com/active/blk
https://steemit.com/active/cryptocoins
https://steemit.com/active/crypto
https://steemit.com/active/jbs
https://steemit.com/active/jumbucks
https://steemit.com/active/zeit
https://steemit.com/active/btcd
https://steemit.com/active/vrc
https://steemit.com/active/ruby
https://steemit.com/active/evergreen
https://steemit.com/active/bitbean
https://steemit.com/active/beans
https://steemit.com/active/piggy
TIER1 = solid, established, on the map POS projects, the community may or may not stake these coins. in a word .. vanguard.
TIER2 = TALK, and other mid-range projects, some risk but clearly feasible chains with low market caps and thus excellent entry positions, i would consider this the core focus.
TIER3 = high risk, but clean code (w/ github & bootstraps) and functional markets. the community might focus on 3-5 chains and bring them up to Tier 2.
----------
https://steemit.com/active/talk
https://steemit.com/active/mint
https://steemit.com/active/rdd
https://steemit.com/active/blackcoin
https://steemit.com/active/blk
https://steemit.com/active/cryptocoins
https://steemit.com/active/crypto
https://steemit.com/active/jbs
https://steemit.com/active/jumbucks
https://steemit.com/active/zeit
https://steemit.com/active/btcd
https://steemit.com/active/vrc
https://steemit.com/active/ruby
https://steemit.com/active/evergreen
https://steemit.com/active/bitbean
https://steemit.com/active/beans
https://steemit.com/active/piggy
Dear Reddheads,
Okay cool to see development. But they is missing a chance to raise $millions.
They ought have released a spin off in Graphene, and challenged Steem, RDD could have functioned as the base reserve to manage the project.
Any hoot. I'll read up on the details.
NOTE: This is not a hard fork
Okay cool to see development. But they is missing a chance to raise $millions.
They ought have released a spin off in Graphene, and challenged Steem, RDD could have functioned as the base reserve to manage the project.
Any hoot. I'll read up on the details.
NOTE: This is not a hard fork
Dear Reddheads,
Yesterday Reddcoin lead dev @gnasher announced the release of Reddcoin v2.0.
This release marks a major milestone in the history of Reddcoin, as the cryptocurrency shifts from being a Litecoin-derived project to following the Bitcoin codebase.
This move enables @gnasher and others working on the project to bring Bitcoin development to Reddcoin.
Reddcoin v2.0 includes important security upgrades and users are strongly recommend to upgrade now.
The accompanying notes released by @gnasher follow below. Go to the end of the notes for links directly to the binaries and source code on Github.
Kudos to John for bringing this major work to fruition; congratulations to the community for the brand new wallet!
Reddibrek
Chief Editor
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 release notes
Version 2.0.0 is the official release version of Reddcoin Core. On top of the new features, this update contains very important security fixes and all users MUST upgrade to this version as soon as possible. Details on several vulnerabilities were made public by the Bitcoin team (Official Bitcoin warning) regarding the issues. It is particularly important that users who are staking do upgrade, as once BIP 66 is enforced, version 3 blocks will be rejected from the network entirely.
Reddcoin 2.0.0 is a complete rebuild based off Bitcoin 0.9. This means in terms of the code-base we introduced all the changes up to Bitcoin 0.9.5 into this version of Reddcoin Core.
We have also included a couple of features from the 0.10 build including a connected peers tab and bandwidth monitoring.
We therefore suggest to read the release notes of Bitcoin up to and including 0.9.
v2.0.0 is a recommended update for all users.
Notable changes
For further explanation of these, see the above mentioned Bitcoin release notes.
Code-base switched to Bitcoin
In efforts to improve the fast adoption of upstream changes, Reddcoin was switched from using Litecoin to Bitcoin code base.
New utility applications
Reddcoin-cli for RPC command line functionality. Moving to split the client and server components from reddcoind.
Faster synchronization
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 includes parallel block synchronization to greatly reduce the initial blockchain synchronization time.
Strict signature encoding (BIP66)
This release activates BIP66 which enforces strict rules about how transaction signatures are encoded and therefore will introduce a new block version (4). These rules will only activate once a certain number of blocks are mined with this new version. It will take effect after 85% of the network (6120/7200 blocks) are generating v4 blocks (7200 blocks is equivilant to 5 days worth of blocks).
NOTE: This is not a hard fork, as all existing wallets will accept version 4 blocks, although they'll fail to enforce the new requirements.
Staking
Once the above rule is activated, the network will reject the creation of version (3) blocks (stakes on earlier clients e.g v1.4.1). Transactions using earlier clients will be accepted by the network.
RPC access changes
RPC access now supports binary network addresses. This means that you can specify a single IP address, a CIDR network address or a netmask for accessing the RPC service. Please note, wildcard string matching no longer works and will display an error in the debug.log file when you attempt to use use a wildcard string in the rpcallowip= variable, either as a config setting or launch parameter.
Before
After
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/24
rpcallowip=10.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/16
rpcallowip=*
rpcallowip=::/0
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0
Note: IPv6 addresses can also be used.
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 release notes
Version 2.0.0 is the official release version of Reddcoin Core. On top of the new features, this update contains very important security fixes and all users MUST upgrade to this version as soon as possible. Details on several vulnerabilities were made public by the Bitcoin team (Official Bitcoin warning) regarding the issues. It is particularly important that users who are staking do upgrade, as once BIP 66 is enforced, version 3 blocks will be rejected from the network entirely.
Reddcoin 2.0.0 is a complete rebuild based off Bitcoin 0.9. This means in terms of the code-base we introduced all the changes up to Bitcoin 0.9.5 into this version of Reddcoin Core.
We have also included a couple of features from the 0.10 build including a connected peers tab and bandwidth monitoring.
We therefore suggest to read the release notes of Bitcoin up to and including 0.9.
v2.0.0 is a recommended update for all users.
Notable changes
For further explanation of these, see the above mentioned Bitcoin release notes.
Code-base switched to Bitcoin
In efforts to improve the fast adoption of upstream changes, Reddcoin was switched from using Litecoin to Bitcoin code base.
New utility applications
Reddcoin-cli for RPC command line functionality. Moving to split the client and server components from reddcoind.
Faster synchronization
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 includes parallel block synchronization to greatly reduce the initial blockchain synchronization time.
Strict signature encoding (BIP66)
This release activates BIP66 which enforces strict rules about how transaction signatures are encoded and therefore will introduce a new block version (4). These rules will only activate once a certain number of blocks are mined with this new version. It will take effect after 85% of the network (6120/7200 blocks) are generating v4 blocks (7200 blocks is equivilant to 5 days worth of blocks).
NOTE: This is not a hard fork, as all existing wallets will accept version 4 blocks, although they'll fail to enforce the new requirements.
Staking
Once the above rule is activated, the network will reject the creation of version (3) blocks (stakes on earlier clients e.g v1.4.1). Transactions using earlier clients will be accepted by the network.
RPC access changes
RPC access now supports binary network addresses. This means that you can specify a single IP address, a CIDR network address or a netmask for accessing the RPC service. Please note, wildcard string matching no longer works and will display an error in the debug.log file when you attempt to use use a wildcard string in the rpcallowip= variable, either as a config setting or launch parameter.
Before
After
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/24
rpcallowip=10.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/16
rpcallowip=*
rpcallowip=::/0
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0
Note: IPv6 addresses can also be used.
Stakeminer will wait for both the blockchain and network
This release will allow the staking of wallets that are not encrypted. Previously, if a wallet was not encrypted, the wallet would attempt to stake blocks as they were being downloaded. The wallet will now wait before staking is enabled.
It is however highly recommended to encrypt your wallet for your own peace of mind.
QT Debug window includes network and peer details
An addition to the QT wallet is the network graph tab to visually monitor network usage and the peers details tab to display other attached nodes.
DNS Seeds added
Additional dns seeds (dnsseed.redd.ink/testnet-dnsseed.redd.ink) for main and testnet to create some resilience for the network discovery.
General comments
Please backup your wallet regularly and especially before performing this upgrade. Do not copy your wallet.dat while Reddcoin Core is open. Instead you should either use the backup feature you find in the "File" menu or shut down Reddcoin Core completely before you make a copy of your wallet.dat.
SHA256
c349881b9ea4496cac3f348647317d1b585306fbdfff57bb4fa2687cf0148bfb *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-linux.tar.gz
f34eb8f1929d0b10d400834cf89e2db417060e5e7437e20e3557fda685614f9c *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-osx-signed.dmg
547c647fc61772288f282dda021861dc11b902b780915f4cb7ccb4878f260808 *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-win.zip
e515ff56e675c3d60b4203feedb387a1a906a0171977ed25c5294cf4563f4a22 *reddcoin-2.0.0-win32-setup.exe
e2e15bc05d3460a6f1d1132db492540318dd343136ceb3e89986eae8edd1fa3c *reddcoin-2.0.0-win64-setup.exe
dfce44c9ae1d6a6cd3a7f1ac8f0730a427b7b2162f94f2bac177cb027c5628c8 *bootstrap.dat.xz
Downloads
bootstrap.dat.xz (1020 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0-win32-setup.exe (11.3 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0-win64-setup.exe (12.1 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-linux.tar.gz (36 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-osx-signed.dmg (17.4 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-win.zip (61.3 MB)
SHA256SUMS.asc (576 Bytes)
Source code (zip)
Source code (tar.gz)
Yesterday Reddcoin lead dev @gnasher announced the release of Reddcoin v2.0.
This release marks a major milestone in the history of Reddcoin, as the cryptocurrency shifts from being a Litecoin-derived project to following the Bitcoin codebase.
This move enables @gnasher and others working on the project to bring Bitcoin development to Reddcoin.
Reddcoin v2.0 includes important security upgrades and users are strongly recommend to upgrade now.
The accompanying notes released by @gnasher follow below. Go to the end of the notes for links directly to the binaries and source code on Github.
Kudos to John for bringing this major work to fruition; congratulations to the community for the brand new wallet!
Reddibrek
Chief Editor
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 release notes
Version 2.0.0 is the official release version of Reddcoin Core. On top of the new features, this update contains very important security fixes and all users MUST upgrade to this version as soon as possible. Details on several vulnerabilities were made public by the Bitcoin team (Official Bitcoin warning) regarding the issues. It is particularly important that users who are staking do upgrade, as once BIP 66 is enforced, version 3 blocks will be rejected from the network entirely.
Reddcoin 2.0.0 is a complete rebuild based off Bitcoin 0.9. This means in terms of the code-base we introduced all the changes up to Bitcoin 0.9.5 into this version of Reddcoin Core.
We have also included a couple of features from the 0.10 build including a connected peers tab and bandwidth monitoring.
We therefore suggest to read the release notes of Bitcoin up to and including 0.9.
v2.0.0 is a recommended update for all users.
Notable changes
For further explanation of these, see the above mentioned Bitcoin release notes.
Code-base switched to Bitcoin
In efforts to improve the fast adoption of upstream changes, Reddcoin was switched from using Litecoin to Bitcoin code base.
New utility applications
Reddcoin-cli for RPC command line functionality. Moving to split the client and server components from reddcoind.
Faster synchronization
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 includes parallel block synchronization to greatly reduce the initial blockchain synchronization time.
Strict signature encoding (BIP66)
This release activates BIP66 which enforces strict rules about how transaction signatures are encoded and therefore will introduce a new block version (4). These rules will only activate once a certain number of blocks are mined with this new version. It will take effect after 85% of the network (6120/7200 blocks) are generating v4 blocks (7200 blocks is equivilant to 5 days worth of blocks).
NOTE: This is not a hard fork, as all existing wallets will accept version 4 blocks, although they'll fail to enforce the new requirements.
Staking
Once the above rule is activated, the network will reject the creation of version (3) blocks (stakes on earlier clients e.g v1.4.1). Transactions using earlier clients will be accepted by the network.
RPC access changes
RPC access now supports binary network addresses. This means that you can specify a single IP address, a CIDR network address or a netmask for accessing the RPC service. Please note, wildcard string matching no longer works and will display an error in the debug.log file when you attempt to use use a wildcard string in the rpcallowip= variable, either as a config setting or launch parameter.
Before
After
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/24
rpcallowip=10.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/16
rpcallowip=*
rpcallowip=::/0
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0
Note: IPv6 addresses can also be used.
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 release notes
Version 2.0.0 is the official release version of Reddcoin Core. On top of the new features, this update contains very important security fixes and all users MUST upgrade to this version as soon as possible. Details on several vulnerabilities were made public by the Bitcoin team (Official Bitcoin warning) regarding the issues. It is particularly important that users who are staking do upgrade, as once BIP 66 is enforced, version 3 blocks will be rejected from the network entirely.
Reddcoin 2.0.0 is a complete rebuild based off Bitcoin 0.9. This means in terms of the code-base we introduced all the changes up to Bitcoin 0.9.5 into this version of Reddcoin Core.
We have also included a couple of features from the 0.10 build including a connected peers tab and bandwidth monitoring.
We therefore suggest to read the release notes of Bitcoin up to and including 0.9.
v2.0.0 is a recommended update for all users.
Notable changes
For further explanation of these, see the above mentioned Bitcoin release notes.
Code-base switched to Bitcoin
In efforts to improve the fast adoption of upstream changes, Reddcoin was switched from using Litecoin to Bitcoin code base.
New utility applications
Reddcoin-cli for RPC command line functionality. Moving to split the client and server components from reddcoind.
Faster synchronization
Reddcoin Core 2.0.0 includes parallel block synchronization to greatly reduce the initial blockchain synchronization time.
Strict signature encoding (BIP66)
This release activates BIP66 which enforces strict rules about how transaction signatures are encoded and therefore will introduce a new block version (4). These rules will only activate once a certain number of blocks are mined with this new version. It will take effect after 85% of the network (6120/7200 blocks) are generating v4 blocks (7200 blocks is equivilant to 5 days worth of blocks).
NOTE: This is not a hard fork, as all existing wallets will accept version 4 blocks, although they'll fail to enforce the new requirements.
Staking
Once the above rule is activated, the network will reject the creation of version (3) blocks (stakes on earlier clients e.g v1.4.1). Transactions using earlier clients will be accepted by the network.
RPC access changes
RPC access now supports binary network addresses. This means that you can specify a single IP address, a CIDR network address or a netmask for accessing the RPC service. Please note, wildcard string matching no longer works and will display an error in the debug.log file when you attempt to use use a wildcard string in the rpcallowip= variable, either as a config setting or launch parameter.
Before
After
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.1
rpcallowip=10.0.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/24
rpcallowip=10.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.0/16
rpcallowip=*
rpcallowip=::/0
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0
Note: IPv6 addresses can also be used.
Stakeminer will wait for both the blockchain and network
This release will allow the staking of wallets that are not encrypted. Previously, if a wallet was not encrypted, the wallet would attempt to stake blocks as they were being downloaded. The wallet will now wait before staking is enabled.
It is however highly recommended to encrypt your wallet for your own peace of mind.
QT Debug window includes network and peer details
An addition to the QT wallet is the network graph tab to visually monitor network usage and the peers details tab to display other attached nodes.
DNS Seeds added
Additional dns seeds (dnsseed.redd.ink/testnet-dnsseed.redd.ink) for main and testnet to create some resilience for the network discovery.
General comments
Please backup your wallet regularly and especially before performing this upgrade. Do not copy your wallet.dat while Reddcoin Core is open. Instead you should either use the backup feature you find in the "File" menu or shut down Reddcoin Core completely before you make a copy of your wallet.dat.
SHA256
c349881b9ea4496cac3f348647317d1b585306fbdfff57bb4fa2687cf0148bfb *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-linux.tar.gz
f34eb8f1929d0b10d400834cf89e2db417060e5e7437e20e3557fda685614f9c *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-osx-signed.dmg
547c647fc61772288f282dda021861dc11b902b780915f4cb7ccb4878f260808 *reddcoin-2.0.0.0-win.zip
e515ff56e675c3d60b4203feedb387a1a906a0171977ed25c5294cf4563f4a22 *reddcoin-2.0.0-win32-setup.exe
e2e15bc05d3460a6f1d1132db492540318dd343136ceb3e89986eae8edd1fa3c *reddcoin-2.0.0-win64-setup.exe
dfce44c9ae1d6a6cd3a7f1ac8f0730a427b7b2162f94f2bac177cb027c5628c8 *bootstrap.dat.xz
Downloads
bootstrap.dat.xz (1020 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0-win32-setup.exe (11.3 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0-win64-setup.exe (12.1 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-linux.tar.gz (36 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-osx-signed.dmg (17.4 MB)
reddcoin-2.0.0.0-win.zip (61.3 MB)
SHA256SUMS.asc (576 Bytes)
Source code (zip)
Source code (tar.gz)
Vern's loot: $600K overseas
Earth
Vert
ETH
World
bittrex frozen
UNO 15k
arch
digi
net
tron
uro
---
Dash the first Cryptocurrency with all of:
Proof of Work (Miners)
Proof of Service (Masternodes)
Proof of Shares (A crypto savings account)
yet nearly all coins can do this
Proof of Work reward Miners ... called staking for TALK
Proof of Service (Masternodes) ... call community sponsored payment to seednodes and B.E.
Proof of Shares (A crypto savings account) ... working on this concept ... sort of redundant for POS since shares equally fast lane to stake 'weight'.
Earth
Vert
ETH
World
bittrex frozen
UNO 15k
arch
digi
net
tron
uro
---
Dash the first Cryptocurrency with all of:
Proof of Work (Miners)
Proof of Service (Masternodes)
Proof of Shares (A crypto savings account)
yet nearly all coins can do this
Proof of Work reward Miners ... called staking for TALK
Proof of Service (Masternodes) ... call community sponsored payment to seednodes and B.E.
Proof of Shares (A crypto savings account) ... working on this concept ... sort of redundant for POS since shares equally fast lane to stake 'weight'.
LXC ... another locked chain getting pumped ... guess who's the killerwhale?
Devs dont do things like that. Do they?
Making stealin money since I was in the womb! @emc2whale aka bob.
TALK is has been pulling better network numbers that LXC for many months .... https://chainz.cryptoid.info/lxc/#!network ... also locked chain past 48hrs ... currently pumped to $500k and has 5 connected clients ... around 2000 addresses ever funded
Yes fake bullshit from ghetto half-assed scam dev who work with whales
Devs dont do things like that. Do they?
TALK is has been pulling better network numbers that LXC for many months .... https://chainz.cryptoid.info/lxc/#!network ... also locked chain past 48hrs ... currently pumped to $500k and has 5 connected clients ... around 2000 addresses ever funded
Eveyone is trying to move everycoin
it looks like 500k of 639k has been sent to Polo ... just not confirmed ... this is like watching an intense game of chicken in super slow mo
http://cryptobe.com/chain/FibreCoin
---
addendum:
i like the fibre client, very well crafted, the specs might be off since the network looks to lock up unless +50 nodes are staking large shares, and it looks like the devs just dropped it hard, complete abandonment even the website is down.
the hope is that it might get some assistance from 'new' bagholders, just needs a few nodes and the b.e., has great market placement, and had aimed to be integral to the nxtSupernet ... plus low coin count ... which i happen to be a big fan of
Code:
Block Approx. Time TXIDS Value Out Difficulty Outstanding Chain Age % CoinDD
673583 2016-08-11 17:20:56 38 156086.83215888 0.0 639668.68450319 744.801 77.3987%
673582 2016-08-11 14:52:48 10 14465.05694987 0.0 639670.16524745 744.698 77.2164%
673581 2016-08-11 14:46:51 48 136880.52701288 0.0 639668.0977297 744.694 77.0841%
673580 2016-08-11 14:44:51 30 266729.17671888 0.0 639668.30708246 744.693 76.3882%
673579 2016-08-11 09:23:58 2 2175.40358486 0.0 639669.16752696 744.47 76.099%
673578 2016-08-07 02:38:23 3 4618.20492973 0.0 639668.5639421 740.188 76.4291%
673577 2016-08-06 12:14:41 3 1214.4989575 0.0 639667.03552034 739.589 76.4576%
673576 2016-08-05 22:45:31 2 0.11653154 0.0 639667.03561889 739.027 76.4852%
673575 2016-08-05 19:19:16 4 13965.5294544 0.0 639667.03508777 738.883 76.5007%
673574 2016-08-04 18:08:54 4 1197.90340291 0.0 639667.03537992 737.835 76.4969%
673573 2016-08-03 15:01:18 4 1950.07887951 0.0 639667.13543922 736.704 76.6117%
673572 2016-08-03 04:00:23 2 1.70433702 0.0 639667.23552995 736.245 76.5796%
673571 2016-08-02 23:06:22 2 1.81315822 0.0 639667.22834663 736.041 76.6018%
it looks like 500k of 639k has been sent to Polo ... just not confirmed ... this is like watching an intense game of chicken in super slow mo
http://cryptobe.com/chain/FibreCoin
---
addendum:
i like the fibre client, very well crafted, the specs might be off since the network looks to lock up unless +50 nodes are staking large shares, and it looks like the devs just dropped it hard, complete abandonment even the website is down.
the hope is that it might get some assistance from 'new' bagholders, just needs a few nodes and the b.e., has great market placement, and had aimed to be integral to the nxtSupernet ... plus low coin count ... which i happen to be a big fan of
i'm trying to move some Fibrecoin will tell if any luck , great support on the buy , read on twitter are searching 6 dev for a BTC project that in some way will help fibre or is connected with them i'm on their slack if any what to give a shout there let me know
fibre
chain is locked hard no way to move coins https://bchain.info/FIBRE/
so vol.$143,164 and 500% gains
Yes. Buyer soaks up coins at price minimum for months then pumps price and dumps on polo trollboxers trying to ride the wave. If they get idiots buying at 5x the price they've been soaking up coins at, then they only need to dump 20% of their stash before it's all profit.
chain is locked hard no way to move coins https://bchain.info/FIBRE/
so vol.$143,164 and 500% gains
LOl dead shit coin, don't bother such fake pump
i think this is a good topic two ask this questions. because i think i still don't understand how such a pump works.
is it really just because there a enough people who buy coins like this because the price is rising and rising. and they are hoping to sell at an even higher price.
is it really just because there a enough people who buy coins like this because the price is rising and rising. and they are hoping to sell at an even higher price.
Yes. Buyer soaks up coins at price minimum for months then pumps price and dumps on polo trollboxers trying to ride the wave. If they get idiots buying at 5x the price they've been soaking up coins at, then they only need to dump 20% of their stash before it's all profit.
fibre
chain is locked hard no way to move coins https://bchain.info/FIBRE/
so vol.$143,164 and 500% gains
Yes. Buyer soaks up coins at price minimum for months then pumps price and dumps on polo trollboxers trying to ride the wave. If they get idiots buying at 5x the price they've been soaking up coins at, then they only need to dump 20% of their stash before it's all profit.
chain is locked hard no way to move coins https://bchain.info/FIBRE/
so vol.$143,164 and 500% gains
LOl dead shit coin, don't bother such fake pump
i think this is a good topic two ask this questions. because i think i still don't understand how such a pump works.
is it really just because there a enough people who buy coins like this because the price is rising and rising. and they are hoping to sell at an even higher price.
is it really just because there a enough people who buy coins like this because the price is rising and rising. and they are hoping to sell at an even higher price.
Yes. Buyer soaks up coins at price minimum for months then pumps price and dumps on polo trollboxers trying to ride the wave. If they get idiots buying at 5x the price they've been soaking up coins at, then they only need to dump 20% of their stash before it's all profit.
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you too are a coin developer if i'm correct
i think of myself more as a steward, and yes i think it is an emperative that core community members of any coin/asset see themselves as and act like 'Fiduciaries'. Now that term has legal ramifications, and the justice system of crypto needs a p2p ethos that tags and bars the bad apples. but if we have to rank and file the ecosystem, i would say:
code devs
network devs/managers
community devs/managers
core community
app devs (exchanges/tools/games)
presstitutes (still shocks me how easy this group sells out even in micro economies of crypto)
blocktech
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