Quote from: Traxo on July 12, 2018, 01:14:08 PM

Quote from: Mihawk on July 07, 2018, 10:09:12 PM

even find normal blocks of 1999? It's normal?

Oh you mean "locktime"?
Apparently, it's an arbitrary value, so it's interpreted as a unix timestamp if value is 500000000 or higher (or a blockheight if less).
Basically it's the earliest "time" at which miners will accept the broadcast tx, and since 1999 is long behind us, miners can accept it anytime now.
Dan explained it in one of his own blogs, check it out!
It's normal... nothing to see here... move along.

Quote from: TheJim on July 03, 2018, 05:00:36 PM

Pretty sure this whole thing is a scam/pump and dump. So many inconsistencies.

I might not be a dev, programmer or even a miner, but I'm not an idiot. Since I0C and BTC are being merge mined, it should be logical that there's a correlation between some hashes, addresses and what not. The two chains have to somehow communicate/work together in order for merge mining to be possible. So there's nothing weird about that at all.

To all you potential victims out there - think about this: BTC has existed for almost 10 years now.. Isn't it a bit weird that none of the brilliant minds, or big miners or anyone at all have discovered this, if this was actually true? It's a bit like the Flat Earth theory.. Just random numbers and a lot of mumbo jumbo and buzzwords, but no actual substance.

Yes, thanks.

I summoned Satoshi themselves, and they explained to us that BTC is the one mining I0Cs (well, if there were any left to mine, lol), and not vice-versa, lol.
Would you believe that!? Wow! What a twist!
Satoshi comes back from the dead just to put the final nail in the I0Cs coffin (and probably IXCs)!

This guy is smart.Unfortunately I can only afford 2 merit points due to my rank.

People and sheople should note these comments above and quoted here to counter Dan's theory.

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