Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 87. (Read 1047075 times)

Rockchain is securely locking in your blocks, now being hashed at 1,300 THS (1.3 PHS).

Care to explain the rationality on #Oppose Segwit?

I'm #Segwit_Okay if and only if soft option.

i for one would appreciate the back story at least, before its gone forever

Ok then. I'm gonna delete this image and save your good sleep bros

Just helping to get ya'll to page 707

#Oppose Segwit

Guys who's buying those chunks on Topia. 8btc volume. Buys and sells 60 to 80 kg. all the way ...

Sorry, but that's only the soft version of punishment  

Yes, we need to get to page 707 quick. That one gave me nightmares last night.

Ugh... Blueman that last one is terrible.

*barfs*

 "Pablo was earning so much that each year we would write off 10% of the money because the rats would eat it in storage or it would be damaged by water or lost," -- (little bro) Escobar

That would be about $2.1 billion, given how much money he was reportedly making.

Escobar simply had more money than he knew to do with, and therefore haphazardly losing money to rodents and mold wasn't an issue.

I use it.  It's my app of choice for playing the Dice games at cryptap.us/uno/dice

Coinomi is also a good mobile app, but I feel a little more confident in the Hash Engineer Android app.
Nothing against Coinomi, but what if they got shutdown tomorrow...  I can always export the private keys from the Hash wallet.

^THIS.  This x1000s.  Autonomous Economic Zones, aka, cities.

there is a test Net ... sure to be sure ... first.

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UNO is quickly becoming capital @ work.

Standing by for UNO and altcoin #repricening...

UNO Soft Fork option is able to be prepared/tested before implementation?  As long as UNO continues to function properly - OK!  If there's a problem - Oh No!  Anyways, pushing the envelope now with Soft Fork seems low risk with greater upside, am I wrong?  I say go for it - probably more out of curiosity than any other factor.   

@mcmolecule  Thank you.

1. "improves UNO's utility" ... segwit does that and is a softfork option, ie, the network elects to run it or not.  Okay Go!
2. "coin limit of 250,000, the inflation rate" ... this is sacrosanct.  Donuts touch!

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@BlueMan  Bless you!  Live long and prosper all Bluemen!
Do'it what thy Love!  You are the first Saint in the order Blue!!

Changing the mining reward do not matter so much.

Forking Uno for this is not good.

What matters is the price of Uno.

The price of Uno is lower because people stop buying it. I am that guy to. We simply can't buy Uno all the time.
 In the life of Uno will be periods when We and better say me- not going to buy. The qwestion here is how cheap you weak friend going to sell. If you sell for $1 now then I waiting you to sell for 50 cents tomorrow if that is possible.

The strong players will preserve Uno for the future.

I always can buy your Uno cheap if you willing to sell it cheaper.

I not going to sell too. Just watching this price.

Unobtanium is a perfect rare coin. Excellent Idea crypto born in unobtainable conditions.

Somebody exit slowly true the other base markets? Probably IMZ AUSTRALIA or short players like Gekko kind.

Australia guy say Un will be dead soon.

Well I think Uno not going to die by price but going to be heavy redistributed probably.

There is no fair distribution in a crypto, money or commodities. The guy with more money can own more.

When we push the price everybody begin to sing "we going to the moon" well dear friend are you have the money to take us to the moon? This community remains small and have not implement some blinking futures. Pure Fundament we are. We have long way to go! Long term thinkers we are.

Uno is fun mostly.

We are class rare coins-so tell me guys which from the rare coins are better than us?

Blood in all alt markets. Nothing new. If you are afraid or uncomfortable with Uno exit your kg. cheap.

Live long and prosper!

My thoughts regarding coin alterations: (As an investor, not a computer scientist, so feel free to correct me)

I'm not opposed to ingenuitive additions on a more superficial level. I don't at this point want any core alterations, unless needed as technology progresses (as sirsmokesalot pointed out). People have been investing in this coin largely due to its reward scheme, and it's too soon to change that. I will only be open to considering reward scheme alteration after the block reward has been at 0.0001 for a year or so (so roughly 3 years from now). We're still fluctuating at 200-1000 TH/s even at only 0.17% tangential annual inflation rate generating ~$1.20 per day. So it's far too soon to scrap that form of the experiment (in fact it seems to be going impressively well). 300 years is a long time, UNO will probably not exist, only exist on a crypto historian's system, or it will be secured by nodes orbiting each of our solar system's moons and planets. Since that's so far in the future I could see eventually reducing that to 200 years or 100 years if it seemed like it would improve UNO's longevity or odds of survival.

In summary: I encourage Bryce or another developer to do something notable & clever that improves UNO's utility or security, as long as it doesn't change the coin limit of 250,000, the inflation rate, or my ability to securely access UNO using the 5+ methods I employ without significant changes.

Some disagreement.
Esq. Sallah is do'n a fairly good job of handling this case.   Given it is crypto.  He seems to have grasped the concept and is proceeding in accordance with standard bankruptcy procedure.  Most guys in his position would have taken $10k in earnest FedRes notes for the entire lot months ago.  But he is a lawyer so pushing the billing as far as he can.  A state auction squares all parties.  And, yep, I am sure most proceeds go to the STATE of FL.  

Wild Idea.  If UNO community can produce earnest FedRes notes bidder at time and place of sale.  Then it is the asset that will retain the entire lot.  Again there are some cherries to be picked!  

I've tried but I didn't know how to load the wallet from a PC. When I choose 'request coins' it just shows a QR-code & there's no address to copy to send myself in an e-mail or something. It probably works fine for in-store transactions or in-person trading, but at this point most UNO users will want to use the app as a secondary storage device & as a way to move coins to & from exchanges & services when they're on the go.

I would suggest a visible address to copy from the request window. Also, an 'address book' page so people can see, sort & label their own addresses that are in the app, as well as addresses they've sent to.

Maybe I just don't know how to use it properly though