Re: Scamiq is so done

All of them were only created this year and only for the purpose of spamming this thread

Name: normana Date Registered: 28 December 2018, 16:46:57

Lol..
If their accusations are untrue why the team will not come here to refute it?
FUD is only fairytale - to have doubts is a good thing, and devs and supporters should dispel it

Quote from: coinfanatic on February 07, 2019, 10:56:24 PM

Quote from: normana on February 07, 2019, 05:09:05 PM

Team confirmed to run fake volume bot.

WARNING! NORMANA IS A SCAMMER PAID BY NIMIQ

Evidence that "Normana" is Marvin Wissfeld:

His Telegram account was created during Nimiq's KYC drama. Normana tried to cover up the drama with statements like "I like the KYC, will allow me to fill my bags with cheap NET".
As soon as the drama cooled down his account was inactive for a year. Recently when the Robin Linus drama started he suddenly became hyper active and posted hundreds of messages within a couple days.
Nimiq's CEO Robin Linus said multiple times that normana is a sock puppet account of Marvin Wissfeld
Normana's bitcointalk and reddit accounts were created exactly when the Robin Linus drama started
Normana posts hundreds of messages on bitcointalk and reddit defending nimiq's fuckups
Normana even defends the team's excessive salaries
Normana created a fake survey which "proved" that ICO investors wouldn't like a refund
Normana's style of writing is very similar to Marvin's ( compare: https://www.reddit.com/user/la_r_ma and https://www.reddit.com/user/normanalsbander )
Normana shows extremely detailed knowledge of nimiq's code base and often argues with insider infos

good job guys! Really good finding. Now, I am convinced that they use sock puppet accounts to continue the scam and the shit show! Well done guys!

scam busted busted! project dead and a scam! everybody loses money

Today on the discord the miners are worried:

Someone has been burst mining NIM since at least the 19th
It takes away anywhere from 10-30% of blocks away from legitimate miners by swapping lots of hashpower onto the network, mining lots of fast blocks, then when difficulty catches up, swap off, wait until difficulty drops to normal, repeat
It's a mining strategy that takes advantage of a susceptible difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) especially simple moving averages
Legitimate miners are at a disadvantage because they have to work through the glut of high difficulty blocks after the attacker has swapped off

Nimiq cannot longer deliver it's promised browser-based javascript mined currency. Sadly to say, I turn off my miners and move to another - but working solution. Bye.

@Symphonys yeah but that's not an excuse to introduce changes that would weaken the network at scale
Not if Nimiq openly dreams of more widespread adoption
but the chain hopping is a serious problem that needs a solution

The spam attack issues are a real concern though if Nimiq is going for mass adoption.

@Vycid No one working on NIM or in this discord cares about making a resilient network or fair distribution, it's not worth talking about anymore.

Nimiq won't make it to the future unless they fix this sadly.

Game over normana you cunt

burst mining yes yes. Confirmed burst mining attacks

https://i.imgur.com/HCjBlWY.png

coin is dead and is attacked