Quote from: Wladestaucs on January 26, 2018, 12:24:15 AM

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Quote from: Wladestaucs on January 25, 2018, 12:42:18 PM

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Quote from: Wladestaucs on January 25, 2018, 08:40:23 AM

Couple that with default stealth addresses and stealth staking to come in Q2 of this year, and you've got a speculative winner.

Ya, got any proof for that, like a white paper?

No. I only have the word of the dev team. That's why I said SPECULATIVE winner.

If I'm wrong, then its all for not, and I look like a fool. That's the nature of the beast.

Much easier to look the fool with a noob account--some of us have a body of work to protect and can't shill every shitcoin that comes down the pipe with claims of, "We have magical powers and #1 privacy!"

Spectrecoin has one of the worst prospects of success--no known cryptographer is actively proposing an anonymous staking system, so the idea that an unknown dev is pulling it out of his ass is pretty unconvincing.

If you look at ring-signatures, mimble wimble, zsnarks, zstarks, SPECTRE (not Xspec)--these were all well known and reviewed (at least in cryptography circles) before any team decided to attempt them. There's a great deal of research that goes ahead of implementation, so absent that, it looks like fool's gold.

I don't care what people do with their money, just don't push unknown cryptography on the rest of us and act like it's a foregone conclusion, or even a legitimate bet.

Don't talk down to me like I'm some schoolyard kid. I'll do anything I care to do. And you can take your 'body of work' and shove it.

There's so many noob accounts associated with this shitcoin it's hard to believe I'm talking to more than sockpuppets, but my point stands, unless you have a long standing account, looking like a fool isn't that big a deal. As for the rest, i can't think of anything more schoolboy than "I'll do anything I care to do. And you can take your 'body of work' and shove it."