Topic: ZenithCoin [ZTC] Mining Give Away for SOLO miners! (Read 1677 times)

Quote from: MashRinx on June 10, 2013, 02:43:23 PM

Quote from: TheSpiral on June 10, 2013, 02:39:51 PM

Quote from: collapse on June 10, 2013, 02:10:20 PM

Quote from: emerefer on June 10, 2013, 11:03:02 AM

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Restrictions: Give away counted only for miners that register by emailing [email protected]. Miner should provide proof by providing ZenithCoin address.

what a joke this has become

+1

No source code = No mining.
"Se te va la olla,..."

The source code is in the same place all source code is.... Google isn't hard.

It shouldn't have to be. It should be in the OP. Period.

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

have you ever heard of full disclosure?

solracx

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Quote from: emerefer on June 10, 2013, 04:49:38 PM

So he gets 50% of the coins and he's already trying to get it on an exchange Huh

Seems legit

Actually, getting it to an exchange is not a priority.

Creating an exchange, well that's the higher priority.

solracx

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Quote from: Kyune on June 10, 2013, 04:38:24 PM

Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 04:03:39 PM

Quote from: Kyune on June 10, 2013, 04:38:24 PM

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

If you go to www.zenithcoin.com you will find all the links there.

This 'faux' confusion stuff is getting really old.

This response just alienates people like me. It was real confusion. I couldn't tell from the original post whether source code was available, which is a must for me.

I was the first to point out, back in another thread, that eagleeye's fork secretly altered the hardcoded "dev" addresses, which I thought was a dick move. But since then, it seems like you've been taking a pretty heavy-handed. micromanaging approach. I find it distasteful.

micromanaging what? miners are mining the coin. all i have are these folks that keep trying to come up with fake clients. why they do it, i have no clue!

Anyway, if you are looking for info, it is all there at www.zenithcoin.com. GitHub location has always been the same.

emerefer

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So he gets 50% of the coins and he's already trying to get it on an exchange Huh

Seems legit

MaGNeT

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Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 04:03:39 PM

Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 04:03:39 PM

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

If you go to www.zenithcoin.com you will find all the links there.

This 'faux' confusion stuff is getting really old.

This response just alienates people like me. It was real confusion. I couldn't tell from the original post whether source code was available, which is a must for me.

I was the first to point out, back in another thread, that eagleeye's fork secretly altered the hardcoded "dev" addresses, which I thought was a dick move. But since then, it seems like you've been taking a pretty heavy-handed. micromanaging approach. I find it distasteful.

"Members only mining", "e-mail only giveaway", "50% premine mining", "re-release cause he didn't like the first and second release", etc...

Worst altcoin release ever... And this guy thinks it will be worth more than a fastcoin Cool

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Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 04:16:15 PM

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

If you go to www.zenithcoin.com you will find all the links there.

This 'faux' confusion stuff is getting really old.

This response just alienates people like me. It was real confusion. I couldn't tell from the original post whether source code was available, which is a must for me.

I was the first to point out, back in another thread, that eagleeye's fork secretly altered the hardcoded "dev" addresses, which I thought was a dick move. But since then, it seems like you've been taking a pretty heavy-handed. micromanaging approach. I find it distasteful.

MaGNeT

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On BTC-E:

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Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

You get 50% of the coins, I understand why you are pleased.

I just send a message to BTC-E with 3 questions:

- are you going to list ZTC?
- what did solracx pay you?
- how much do I have to pay to get it delisted?

Hey, I haven't heard that rumor!!! You telling me BTC-E is going to list ZTC!?

Yeah, I'll pump up the price so you can dump your premined 50%

solracx

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Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 04:12:19 PM

On BTC-E:

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Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

You get 50% of the coins, I understand why you are pleased.

I just send a message to BTC-E with 3 questions:

- are you going to list ZTC?
- what did solracx pay you?
- how much do I have to pay to get it delisted?

Hey, I haven't heard that rumor!!! You telling me BTC-E is going to list ZTC!?

MaGNeT

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On BTC-E:

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Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

You get 50% of the coins, I understand why you are pleased.

Read the FAQ at www.zenithcoin.com to get an understanding on why there are a lot of people mining the coin.

I read the FAQ the last time.

You get 50% and call it "Corporate Equity".

I call it "50% premine". That's what it is.

solracx

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On BTC-E:

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Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

You get 50% of the coins, I understand why you are pleased.

Read the FAQ at www.zenithcoin.com to get an understanding on why there are a lot of people mining the coin.

MaGNeT

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Activity: 1526

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Waves | 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na

On BTC-E:

Quote

Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

You get 50% of the coins, I understand why you are pleased.

I just send a message to BTC-E with 3 questions:

- are you going to list ZTC?
- what did solracx pay you?
- how much do I have to pay to get it delisted?

solracx

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Activity: 294

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On BTC-E:

Quote

Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

Are you suggesting that I pay BTC-E to get listed?

Well why not, if it will please investors, miners and users, then why not?

solracx

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Activity: 294

Merit: 250

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

If you go to www.zenithcoin.com you will find all the links there.

This 'faux' confusion stuff is getting really old.

MaGNeT

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Activity: 1526

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Waves | 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na

On BTC-E:

Quote

Simplyfun: ZenithCoin, yeah we'll get right on that

What did solracx pay BTC-E for that?

MaGNeT

legendary

Activity: 1526

Merit: 1002

Waves | 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

ZenithCoin V4 is coming soon

Kyune

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Quote from: emerefer on June 10, 2013, 03:25:58 PM

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

How could you expect me to know which of your multiple releases some source code I find on GitHub corresponds to? It could be this release or one of the "aborted" releases where you let people mine for a while and then attempted to declare the mined blockchain null and void.

MaGNeT

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Activity: 1526

Merit: 1002

Waves | 3PHMaGNeTJfqFfD4xuctgKdoxLX188QM8na

Quote from: MashRinx on June 10, 2013, 02:43:23 PM

Quote from: TheSpiral on June 10, 2013, 02:39:51 PM

Quote from: collapse on June 10, 2013, 02:10:20 PM

Quote from: emerefer on June 10, 2013, 11:03:02 AM

Quote

Restrictions: Give away counted only for miners that register by emailing [email protected]. Miner should provide proof by providing ZenithCoin address.

what a joke this has become

+1

No source code = No mining.
"Se te va la olla,..."

The source code is in the same place all source code is.... Google isn't hard.

It shouldn't have to be. It should be in the OP. Period.

Have you folks not heard of GitHub?

So you recieve 50% of all coins. And this is your response?

The Tulip Coin will probably go farther then this coin. With your Dickish attitude and total disregard for miners and your complete incompetence the only way this coin can go is down, which is hard since its allready at the bottom

Truth.

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Quote from: MaGNeT on June 10, 2013, 02:56:21 PM

This is not the official ZenithCoin launch.

This is the 3rd launch!

50% of the coin is pre-mined (goes to solracx) and it is mined by "members only".

The worst coin release ever just happened for the 3rd time!

I don't want them for free... Not even all the pre-mined coins at once...

haaa =\i'd rake them for FREE!! ;)LOL

owsleybeatsbigcartel

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Quote from: solracx on June 10, 2013, 10:59:53 AM

Anyone without a lot of hash power normally is looking for a pool to join.

ZenithCoin [ZTC] does not have any pools for the first 3 days of launch (or more technically, the first 7,000 blocks).

At this time, only approximately 2,000 blocks have been mined. 87% of the coins in a block go to the winning miner, however 12% of the remainder will be distributed equally to any miner who has successufully mined at least one block. So if you mine one block of ZTC coin, you get 84 coins with an additional percentage out of a pool of 80,000 coins. So if there are only 100 miners in the next 3 days, then you will get 1,000 coins for one block!

Take advantage of this mining opportunity!!!

Official binaries can be found here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/zenithcoin/files

Restrictions: Give away counted only for miners that register by emailing [email protected]. Miner should provide proof by providing ZenithCoin address.

WTF ARE U EVEN TALKING ABOUT OVER THERE?=)LOL

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