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May I please ask.. with whom am I speaking with ?

Re: [ANN][CON]

Quote from: Crestington on May 03, 2016, 09:44:36 PM

Sorry for my absence as of late, I've been busy with work and life and planning to go overseas in a couple months.

I have given access to both Github and this account to s3v3nh4cks and Cryptohustler (previously known as Vlad and also runs Faucetemporium) to help pass on the torch in my absence. The development fund for CON, about 300k CON I gave to Candlesticks which was mostly what he donated to me and passing off half my holdings in ColossusCoin2 to s3v3nh4cks so that it may help him jumpstart some development there and for CON as well.

I will miss all the amazing people on this journey and especially the trolls whom we are always at odds with but manage to keep everyone in line

Wrong Vlad, as you are thinking of Vlad2Vlad

You are speaking to your great nemesis Wink

Do you mean VladMcCloud when you refer to Vlad?

In the post below you referred to Vlad McLoud, but no such user exists. The closest to that name is VladMcCloud with an extra c in his name.

I assume it's that Vlad you are referring to because in both posts you say he runs Faucetemporium, which is in VladMcCloud's profile.

Quote from: Crestington on November 21, 2015, 10:41:23 AM

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If wanting to do a High/Lo game the ones you should talk to would be Vlad McLoud and DCgirl. Vlad works with Bitcoinlover123 and they run Faucetemporium and he was talking about wanting to do a High/Lo game a couple days ago but was unsure about the legalities of doing it.

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Quote from: VladMcCloud on September 07, 2014, 02:37:19 PM

I will definitely support this cause! I will be mining and looking into other ways I can help. I have zero development skills but if some one knows of a way I can help please let me know.

And? A person can't be involved in Crypto on a management level? Everyone has a skillset and can outsource work where they need to get things done, being able to mine in itself indicates technical knowhow.

And yes, you are correct that it is VladMcCloud. I originally met him and his real world friend Bitcoinlover123 through a post they were looking to get involved in the Crypto space and learn. He later on lost access to his account and couldn't get it back and had to create a new one.

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Quote from: jehst on December 08, 2014, 03:44:00 PM

You're going about the whole thing backwards. You don't decide to make a new coin and then think of things to do. If you're going to start a new coin, address a problem that hasn't been addressed before. Create the coin to solve some kind of problem. Don't just pick some mining algorithm that's been used 100 times and then "brainstorm" ideas.

Start with the problem. The coin is the solution.

This is a very good way to look at it. Do you have any suggestions as to what are some problems that need to be solved?

I would suggest anonymity of transactions, the cost of storage/syncing over time, and profitability.

The thing that really turns me off about Crypto is that everyone is looking to bring everyone down, discredit everyone at every turn instead of trying to help each other. Obviously there are traps to watch out for but many don't know the difference and take a shotgun approach.