Topic: [XCT] C-Bit - Elegantly Solving Bitcoin's Blocksize Problem [SHA256][POW] - page 49. (Read 66805 times)

I am patiently waiting for the Android wallet, as well as some other nice services. I agree no rush to exchange. I'm glad the block timing has leveled out since the initial zerg rush of mining.

Just to let you guys know that if you have C-Bit installed on your computer with its roaming files in the same section as bitcoins then it will cause major errors.

I updated to Bitcoin 0.12 & instantly error'd & tried everything to get it to work, that is until I seen what folders had been accessed & what dates and the most recent one was C-Bit.....

Bitcoin was trying to get info from C-Bit in the roaming folders...

I guess the devs forgot to edit some stuff out of the code

the block explorer seem not working right, stuck at 26916 since yesterday.

I'll have the team look at that right away, thanks for pointing that out.

the block explorer seem not working right, stuck at 26916 since yesterday.

Sorry, Again
Un-documented Alien Founder C-bit
*****************************

Let's all get something perfectly understood from this moment forward.
I'm talking to specific people on the board.

I'm a straight talking guy and I'll say something straight forward here.

This adventure has cost well into 5 figures. And, I mean well into.

If you look at the source code, this is professionally done; and its'
been a bitch. The wallets are professionally done, the pools are
professionally done, and the website is professionally done.
This is not some desktop production by a guy sitting in his parent's
basement. If you can't look at these items and tell the difference,
then your not as bright as you think you are.

I, myself, am a businessman, who was approached to bankroll a group
of Bitcoin developers on this project. I have no former BitcoinTalk posts
to reveal. So, there won't be any forthcoming revelations to the board.
As far as the first poster to the C-bit board, he is a Bitcoin Developer who
does not wish to be known because of his connections to Bitcoin. Simple.
End of story. His past threads will also not be published. There are also
other members of the C-bit team who are members of the Bitcoin
development team. They will remain anonymous too. That is the way it
is going to be. End of story.

If you are worried that we are going to dump our coins, I think you
over-estimate their early value. Even if we owned half of them, and
could get $ .01, which everyone here seems to think is a way-over
valuation, we might get our money back from the investment. Of
course, selling half the coins in existence would crash the price long
before they were ever sold, so you would never average $ .01. So,
I, we, would lose money.

What kind of a scam is that ?

So, my suggestion is if you really think that we are trying to pull a
scam, then the minute YoBit begins trading C-bit, sell your coins and
go on your merry way; and, leave the rest of the community to build
C-bit, so we can rest alongside Bitcoin somewhere down the line.

William Martens
Founder C-bit

Sorry, Again
Un-documented Alien Founder C-bit
*****************************

Let's all get something perfectly understood from this moment forward.
I'm talking to specific people on the board.

I'm a straight talking guy and I'll say something straight forward here.

This adventure has cost well into 5 figures. And, I mean well into.

If you look at the source code, this is professionally done; and its'
been a bitch. The wallets are professionally done, the pools are
professionally done, and the website is professionally done.
This is not some desktop production by a guy sitting in his parent's
basement. If you can't look at these items and tell the difference,
then your not as bright as you think you are.

I, myself, am a businessman, who was approached to bankroll a group
of Bitcoin developers on this project. I have no former BitcoinTalk posts
to reveal. So, there won't be any forthcoming revelations to the board.
As far as the first poster to the C-bit board, he is a Bitcoin Developer who
does not wish to be known because of his connections to Bitcoin. Simple.
End of story. His past threads will also not be published. There are also
other members of the C-bit team who are members of the Bitcoin
development team. They will remain anonymous too. That is the way it
is going to be. End of story.

If you are worried that we are going to dump our coins, I think you
over-estimate their early value. Even if we owned half of them, and
could get $ .01, which everyone here seems to think is a way-over
valuation, we might get our money back from the investment. Of
course, selling half the coins in existence would crash the price long
before they were ever sold, so you would never average $ .01. So,
I, we, would lose money.

What kind of a scam is that ?

So, my suggestion is if you really think that we are trying to pull a
scam, then the minute YoBit begins trading C-bit, sell your coins and
go on your merry way; and, leave the rest of the community to build
C-bit, so we can rest alongside Bitcoin somewhere down the line.

William Martens
Founder C-bit