Quote from: Mike Mayor on October 05, 2019, 07:42:18 PM

At first, I wasn't really so sure about this token and I will admit the whole candy thing got me interested (shallow right) lol
Then reading about it further I see the reason the coin exists is to gamble with and is gain interest by sending your balance to yourself once per day which is great and the fact that casinos have a house edge will sort out the inflation problem and allow people to gamble daily with their stakes coins.

The thing is I have seen this all before, just with a different story.

However, I visited your telegram and you seem to be a dev that will stick around. I am giving you the benefit of the doubt because of the things you were talking about in the telegram group. Otherwise, I would not support.
You need to understand and you already do when you spoke about shitcoin with no real use and you sound like you want to give your coin a use. You also spoke about devs giving up.

So... Don't give up, keep communicating on telegram and then have something to show for us soon. A working casino will be ultimate proof but maybe you can finish the white paper and the mobile wallet so we can see something is happening. I want to take this project seriously so give me a reason to do so.

Quote from: LollypopToken on October 05, 2019, 04:49:14 PM

Quote from: Battareus on October 05, 2019, 08:25:18 AM

I dont understand how a project with serious intentions in the long term can be called a lollipop, and what is the advantage of a smart-contract over a node that can be stored on a server and also bringing a falling income.

you have a good question in the end. why not a node but a smart contract. answer to that is if you build a node on your machine it takes computing power and pc's resources to generate new coins. when you build it on a vps you have to pay vps charges. same is the case with pos coins , to run them you have to keep your pc on 24/7. why do all that shit. Lolly is unique because you don't even need to have your pc turned on 24/7 to generate new coins, your dividends automatically come to you when you make any transaction. generally eth tokens have a fixed supply and no new coins are ever produced. but with lolly its not the case people are rewarded on there holdings and we expect more people to join us to get this sweet taste of lollypops. Masternodes are old fashioned and highly overhyped. Masternodes are only good for a few great coins like Dash and Pivix. Rest all coins are clones. running after easy money by cloning and stealing others work has made developers blind to innovating something new. With lollypop we wanted to something new and our concept is experimental and we all yet have to witness how this experiment goes. Bitcoins emission is 0.8% inflation a day still people love it , use it and trade it. Lollys inflation is 1% a day we were highly inspired by yobit's coin like LIZA which has this model of paying investors 1% a day on there holdings but there coins didn't had a blockchain and they all were virtual so there was scope for cheating , they could add new coins to the supply without anyone knowing it. We spent 20 days building this token where as you can build a eth token in just 10 minutes. There was lot of brainstorming and testing and failures involved in making this possible for a moment we thought this could not be possible and we should think of something else but our talented team made it possible thanks to them.

Ignore that user. That user is a spammer and won't be in his signature campaign for very much longer. The user is a noone. Go through their posts. They have nothing of value to add to anything.
What kind of name is lollypop? Well what kinda name is apple? Rather don't even waste your time and effort and people like this they are a scourge to this forum.

if I am nobody then who are you if you call me "they"? I asked the developer specific questions, and you pretended to intercede for him, although you are engaged in spam.
I had a specific question: why the smart contract with dividends better than the node on the remote server, to which he ansvered that the node will consume energy on MY computer.