Quote from: Danzing on March 28, 2018, 06:10:11 PM

Quote from: raskad on March 28, 2018, 05:14:48 PM

Quote from: ComputerGenie on March 28, 2018, 03:09:56 PM

Quote from: raskad on March 28, 2018, 02:22:28 PM

Has anyone seen this blogpost? VERY INTERESTING...

I did, and it was the best laugh I had so far this year. I love how the screenshots are all chopped up and out of context Grin

So the attack claims aren't legit? I'm not convinced... Huh

Not really, KMD's dev tried to show them that copy-paste clone they did with coin's name change is 1.5 years old and all vulnerabilities are still there. Besides, there is no dPOW and very little chance they really made "better" coin as they claim (not to mention 11% premine). They tried to help them to patch it up, hm, and at about that time a bunch of new accounts tried to troll KMD and JL777 in particular. So guys at KMD just used their own Notary Nodes (which were copy-pasted from KMD of cause) to mine SAFE with lower difficulty. Out of millions mined and premined they made 60k total and offered to return them if devs at least remove dpow from the description which resulted in chain roll-back. There were no attack if you ask my opinion, they stopped doing that after 1-2 hours and difficultly returned to normal. It was all done publicly. Why they still call it stealing I do not understand. Nevertheless, after all that name-calling JL777 is pretty much pissed off on these guys and there will be no help in the future. I am sure they will even start doing idiot-traps in the code from now on.

I am not sure you know what the difference is between an ICO (selling "premined" coins reserved for buyers at a preset cost) and a premine (coins held by admin for future development) is. I fully understand that a large premine can be a hindrance going forward if not utilized correctly but an ICO sale is just a premine by a different name.