Quote from: fonzerrellie on June 16, 2014, 09:36:30 PM

Quote from: PiOfCube on June 16, 2014, 09:12:28 PM

Quote from: CallMeAXIS on June 16, 2014, 09:05:07 PM

Quote from: equalizer on June 16, 2014, 09:03:01 PM

For whatever it's worth, this coin's code was reviewed carefully by a pretty smart cookie several days ago and it was given a thumbs up (it wasn't made public - just something this one guy did as a favor to me). I'm surprised that after putting such effort into coding this coin (far more than your typical copy/paste P&D's), the dev isn't interested in staying with it. Says more about him and less about the code, which ultimately is better for the investors/miners who put a lot of BTCs into Axis and are looking for a return.

I'm not a developer so I can't help fill his shoes, but this isn't a junky coin. If we got the right dev(s) on board, this coin could easily moon.

AXIS is the cleanest X13 (source) coin, as I've mentioned.
It's not a flappy crappy clone coin.

Mike did put a lot of effort into AXIS.

The only thing I do not like about axis code is the use of IRC for peer discovery. Relying too much on the IRCops not banning the bots which has happened before to other coins and resulted in the short-term failure of the network. However, this can be tackled at some point and I'm willing to provide a few long term nodes to be added into DNS Seeds to help bolster the network if this is going to be a long-term currency.

It can be turned off/on by using "noirc=1" in the config if desired for now.

There is nothing stopping Axis going forward from here and gaining its own value. It is pretty good code and I was very happy to see none of that stupid "donation" code in the source.

Thanks for the insight, I need to learn so much more about crypto's, what would be a good thing to google or youtube to learn how to read/understand this type of coding? and to recognize flaws.

lol for example nja... I think pos should have been at 20% or something, but when I woke up this morning I had earned 10's of millions of stake on my 5000 coins!! lol then went to the ann and WoW such a cluster f#ck. people of course were trying to sell their obviously dirty coins on bittrex (cause most seem to be greedy like that) so now the coin is pretty much un savable without hurting a whole bunch of people when 100's of mill of coins go missing from peoples wallets.

lazy dev not testing their work + greedy people = cluster f#ck Wink

Love my Axiscoin !! so far so good Cheesy

There are many opportunities being missed in crypto-land. The Raspberry-Pi was designed to bring computing back as a real educational vehicle and is now being used to control ASICs, but I haven't seen much effort being put into combining an educational aspect into both. Teaching how to use the R-Pi for crypto *AND* teaching about the code that makes crypto possible. Also, showing how to look for problems in code to avoid scams, trojans, etc...

More importantly, we need to be seen to be doing things right. Axis seems to have started down this "right" path, let's hope it continues to do so.

I must admit, I am torn here... I want to believe we can have honest code and dev team but I'm not sure if I want to become a "fan boy" and have the rug pulled from under me. Time will tell and I have invested some time and BTC into buying/mining the coin to see how it goes (not just to dump it at 20000 sat either).