Quote from: jl777B on March 01, 2018, 08:21:22 AM

2675953695997905027 is the last and final NXT asset swap. I will process the final and last (as in it is too late to do anymore) batch within 24hours Cry

This is how SuperNET ends, not with a bang but with a whimper.

I've been waiting a long time for this moment, when SuperNET is Officially #Rekt.

Let's take a trip down memory lane and reflect on my prescience, which was attacked and maligned as "FUD" by the True Believers of the jl777 Scam-asset gang! Cool

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on September 21, 2015, 08:28:08 AM

Quote from: jl777 on September 21, 2015, 05:47:18 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on September 21, 2015, 04:52:29 AM

At this point, given your atrocious record of serial launch-hype-abandon failures, your "commitment to finishing the tech" has zero credibility.

Of course I doubt you will finish anything you start. Such an novel event would be unprecedented and surprising.

I will quote you on this so there is a clear record of your interpretation of reality.

You ignore that MGW is completed. You ignore InstantDEX is in test release. You ignore that SuperNET agents and decentralized relays are working. You ignore that pangea was not my personal project, yet I am working on making a release for it which I believe solves the decentralized poker problem.

Until you start using facts I will be ignoring your (paid?) trolling. I do admit that I am not finished yet, but I am continuously working toward completion. The only thing that you can fault me on is that all not completed yet, but considering the difficulty of decentralized tech and the scope of what I am working on, most rational people understand that it cannot be done on a precise schedule.

James

Fact: after more than a year of selling vaporware investment schemes to the public, you have all of ONE "completed" project to show for it. Some pro-coder you are.

Again, you don't bother to defend your repeated misleading misuse of the term "dividend." Glassbox called you out for doing that, but you keep pretending you can't hear them...

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The use of dividends commonly understood as a form of profit-sharing for projects that are not yet actually profitable (or in many cases, even functional). While it appears James has never claimed to issue dividends in the profit-sharing sense, potential investors unfamiliar with this distinction could easily be misled. The fact of the matter is that the only dividends he issues are new assets being given to those who hold nxtventure or SuperNET.

That you start stuff and never finish isn't only my own "interpretation of reality." Glassbox also agrees...

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James has a history of creating assets, giving himself a large chunk of those assets, and then releasing the asset for public trading. After seeing the price increase, he then moves on to other projects before finishing the project he sold assets for. As all of his assets are driven by speculation and not actual, profit-generating services, its possible that James is trying to unload as many assets as he can before the scheme hits its inevitable limit.

Conclusion:

From the fact that James hides his identity, to the lack of services that are up and running, to the fact that his assets combined have a higher market cap than NXT itself, to the general lack of transparency and clarity, there is no shortage of reasons for investors to proceed with caution. Caveat Emptor is the watchword here.

So you claim MGW is "completed." Big deal, that's ONE FUCKING THING. Meanwhile, you've left how many other projects in an unfinished state? 8? 16? 32?

I didn't ask for a "precise schedule" as I allowed that software development is subject to delays.

You're hitting a "precise schedule" strawman, when what I actually said was...

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It's not just (as often happens in software) that Pangea Poker, BBR integration, etc, etc, etc have slipped past previously announced deadlines, it's more that you don't keep the community or investors informed about WTF is going on (or, more accurately, not going on).

A professional would communicate ahead of time that a deadline will be missed, along with why the deadline was missed, and what the new deadline is.

If you're going to be late to an appointment, you call and let them know before it's scheduled to begin. If you're going to flake, it is considered polite to let counterparties know ASAP, not just rudely blow them off and be silent about the reasons why.

Glassbox and I are using facts, for example the fact that the ONLY thing you've ever (supposedly) finished is MGW. Second factual example: BBR integration never happened.

Your excuses ("paid trolling" "not using facts") don't apply to Glassbox. They aren't even posting here, and meticulously documented every step of your scams.

Poor jl777(b). He can't even keep his Bitcointalk account safe, much less finish SuperNET. Let the record show my "interpretation of reality" proved correct, and his self-serving/deficient/fraudulent.

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on April 28, 2016, 03:32:52 AM

Quote from: jl777 on August 30, 2014, 04:56:53 AM

Nice graphics, very slick. I like how the bottom still says "some text for example a disclaimer or credits or such" and "version prealpha 0.1."

Too bad everything in that glossy marketing brochure has been a giant failure.

"SuperNet is a next generation platform on which next generation assets may issue tokens for next generation platforms!"

That post has aged well. I'm very proud of it. Cool

Boolberry is a defunct, abandoned project, delisted from Polo and nearly extinct.

BitcoinDark is also gone, leaving bagholders confused and angry after a forced conversion to jl777's latest "Komodo" (more like Komodon't LOL) ICO scam.

NXT is a shell of its former self, having been made obsolete not by SuperNET but by dozens of other lame platform-as-a-platform scamtoken factories like ERC20.

We were told jl777 had all the funding he needed to finish SuperNET. But here we are, many years later, and he's asking the last one to leave SuperNET to turn off the lights. Grin