Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 1067. (Read 1484244 times)

Fantastic!

Rev 2 is going to be awesome - and Rev 3 even more so.

mining income from another coin?

I sent the PR article to some very wealthy people. Straight up hold on this is about to go crazy.

Hi all

The paid PR release that Mr_Random has very generously funded has now gone out via publicity powerhouse PRweb!

My guess is that now would be a good time to buy - before the masses hear about XC.

You can access a PDF version of the release here. Send it to all and sundry.

https://i.imgur.com/5vSvMZo.png?2
https://i.imgur.com/4Ejv2Za.png?2


And for those who might need a little assurance:


https://i.imgur.com/gD60khc.png

looks like we have lift off beyond 150 sat.  Hold on everyone.  This is moon time.

ASIC on scrypt

http://www.hashevolved.com/miners/XPP8rDTVdRoGPKyM35wkdhuQPFmjSoTW1u
Nice payout-36xc

For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.

DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers.  Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.

DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”.  They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares.  To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.

What service does XC provide to it’s customers?  Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services?  Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC?  Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered?  Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode?  By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)?  Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders?  Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)?  Yes
Is XC decentralized?  Yes


XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions.  If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.

Any thoughts?  Besides what the moon will look like.

Our connectivity issues have finally been resolved and all shifts have been paid. Resuming normal pool operations.

what is the URL for the XC multipool?

For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.


What service does XC provide to it’s customers?  Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services?  Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC?  Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered?  Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode?  By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)?  Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders?  Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)?  Yes
Is XC decentralized?  Yes


XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions.  If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.

Any thoughts?  Besides what the moon will look like.

For those of you that don’t know what DACs are, see the below description from Dan Larimer of Bitshares.

DACs may be simultaneously viewed as crypto-currencies and crypto-equities (unmanned businesses). As businesses, they perform services intended to be valuable to their customers.  Such services might include money transmission (Bitcoin), asset trading (BitShares), domain name services (DomainShares), or a thousand other business models sure to emerge as people realize that DACs are not mere “altcoins”.
DACs pay for the services they need (like computer resources and bandwidth) with shares of their own company “stock”.  They charge for their services using those same shares. Finally, they transfer all profits they earn to their shareholders denominated in those same shares.  To the extent that their services are in demand, those same shares will be in demand. Just like a brick and mortar and flesh and blood company.

What service does XC provide to it’s customers?  Private transactions
Who pays the fee for the services?  Holders of XC that want to perform private transactions.
Who owns profitable shares of XC?  Xnode holders own the profitable shares.
Who makes the fees from the services rendered?  Xnode holders
How do you own an Xnode?  By owning XC
Is it profitable for the owners of the shares (Xnode)?  Yes
Does the profit get distributed autonomously to Xnode holders?  Yes
Is the profit distributed with shares of their own company (XC)?  Yes
Is XC decentralized?  Yes


XC may have achieved something much more momentous than just anonymous transactions.  If what I’m saying is correct, then XC has just beaten out Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum, Mastercoin, NXT, and every other significant crypto developer to become the very first DAC/DAO.

Any thoughts?  Besides what the moon will look like.