Quote from: RoxxR on Today at 07:41:43 AM

So, who is still around, more than 10 years after launch?

Anyone from the old days who reponds to this post, I've got plenty of goodies (some high-issuance pepes, some rarer ones, some fun old assets) to give away!

To qualify: you must have previously posted in this thread prior to July 2019 _and_ you must not have posted anything more recently.

Either post your Counterparty address here, or by PM.

I almost qualify... you might not have any takers as this thread is pretty dead as of late. Here's my first post in it:

Quote from: nutildah on June 27, 2014, 07:46:48 AM

Quote from: PhantomPhreak on June 23, 2014, 01:51:05 PM

Quote from: Spekulatius on June 23, 2014, 01:19:38 PM

What will happen if someone puts up an illegal asset? Has anybody raised that question yet?

Lets say somone anonymous creates an asset that infringes on some companies copyrights, called "Facebook" or "Nintendo" for example?
Or if I create an asset that makes money with illegal activities like DDOS blackmail or sale of drugs. Would a SilkRoad-asset be allowed to exist and is there any way to remove it? What is the official policy of the devs if they have regarding those cases?

Counterparty is an open platform, like Bitcoin itself, and no one (not even a dev) is capable of removing or renaming other users' assets

Hi PhantomPhreak,

I too am only a month or two into Counterparty and am fascinated by its capabilities and potential. Since SilkRoad was shut down do you fear websites like Counterwallet could potentially be shut down if there was evidence of some sort of nefarious activities (regarding copyright infringement or illegal goods) going on with the assets?

I am near certain a few NXT assets have been publicly exposed as more-or-less scams already, though to be fair one guy (NewNxtGames) did offer to repurchase all the assets he sold at their purchase price when his whole idea for making games based on the NXT blockchain fell through.

My apologies if you are already well tired of answering this question. I read all the CounterParty Protocol and Wiki articles and will dig into this thread before I ask any potentially silly questions.

Here's my main token collection address, as its already public knowledge: 1864jXLSdbZq319oQScCNG1m7nLYbGHuBX

Am always happy to pick up a new Rare Pepe. Would send you something old & strange in return.

For anyone who might be interested, here's where most of the action is happening when it comes to Counterparty:

https://t.me/Counterparty_XCP

Its good to see the old devs back at the helm, even if its stirred some controversy... any new attention on this platform is welcomed IMO.