Which coin did you guys rip-off? or is that what they call cloning? You guys don't seem to have a source code. I wonder if you wrote the code from scratch or if you cloned another repo. Your research is insufficient unfortunately. If you look at GitHub for Spectrecoin you can see what they are doing. That is if you are able to understand these things.

Let's see your source code and see what coin you ripped off. Was it PIVX or something similar? Let's have a look

https://i.imgur.com/SO7ojyY.png

Was that DASH you ripped off, or another DASH clone (rip-off)? You have Darksend in your wallet, wow, that's original technology and it works so well....

You guys must be pissed off that DASH is using your technology. Why didn't you rip-off PIVX instead, much better code base and has actual privacy. Was it too difficult to deal with the Zerocoin stuff...?

The suspense is killing me @Blobboy and Rossman, which coin did you rip-off?

Spectrecoin, Xspec has had scam accusations thrown at it in the past and although it is clearly not a scam the accusations often had some degree of merit. Previously A former developer for Xspec was not delivering the work he had promised and he was subsequently booted by the team because of this. There was a restructuring and the project is now stronger then ever as it had to become more transparent with the community and establish a foundation that kept its team and developers accountable. In fact development wise Spectrecoin, Xspec currently ranks in the top 5% of crypto for github commits. You can check it out on CryptoMiso. Anyway the reason I bring this up is because scam accusations true or false often come from people when they notice apparent red flags in crypto. Spectre Security Coin has a lot of red flags and I still haven't heard any answers to my questions. Who are the team? Where's the Code? What does Spectre Security Coin do, and why is it necessary? I saw a post mentioning that the team photos show two good experienced developers "Digiwarfare" and ".Lex" but  on the website it doesn't say what role these developers have with the project. What's their capacity working on the project are they developers, consultants, donors? Did they make the missing code? We don't know, nothing is explicitly stated. Like everything else all the information we get just seems to be smoke and elude to nothing. Again, I see a lot of red flags so I'm stating my concern maybe it's not a scam but then again..... 

hmmm ok i think bad move. dev doing swap bad. you need do burn coin thing...agree with community  

You must be pretty dumb, Blobboy, a mixin is just a made up noun, like Blobboy is not in the dictionary, just a name for something. Monero started using it (https://www.monero.honerw/moo-glossary#privacy-level) and as they have the same mechanism as Monero for adding mixins they use the same term.

...and you wanna talk about grammar as this is highly relevant to the coin being discussed in this thread;

So, you, Blobboy, say it should be Mixing's - You use an apostrophe to show that a thing or person belongs or relates to someone or something. What is the thing that belong to your Mixing? Oh, and isn't ..ing ending in your mixing a verb tense? So, how does something belong to a verb?

Let's make this into a grammar discussion, that's a lot of fun!

More like MR BLOBBY...!!!

Mr Blobby first appeared in 1992 in the 'Gotcha' segment of the second series of Noel's House Party, in which celebrities were caught out in a Candid Camera style prank. Mr Blobby was presented to the celebrities as if he were a real and established children's television character, in order to record an episode centred around the guests' profession. In truth, there was no "Mr. Blobby" TV series, and he was created purely for the prank. Mr Blobby would clumsily take part in the activity, knocking over the set, causing mayhem, and saying "blobby blobby blobby." His childish and unprofessional behaviour was calculated to irritate the celebrities taking part. When the prank was finally revealed the Blobby costume would be opened, revealing Noel Edmonds inside.

You are a PRANK...!!

FYI as well, smart ass, a mixin is term for a 'dummy' anonymous transaction output used in a ring signature and is not the same as the word 'mixing' and mixins is the plural of mixin. Think of it as a mix-in, something that you mix in with something else.

Well the name is identical and they are advertising with the same features.
So it's understandable that the Devs of the "real" spectrecoin are mad? or not??

I don't think that the real SPECTRE team has ever accused you guys of having any kind of affiliation, they simply state that you use extremely similar name and ticker and that this is not random. You have done this on purpose. Nobody will believe that you accidentally chose, those names for the coin, Twitter and ticker by accident. And, doesn't everyone who wants to start a new coin project do a little bit of research? Like, search Coinmarketcap and here for coins with the same name? Obviously they do...

So you guys are either:

1) Clueless and useless and stupid for not having done any basic research (...and caused a coincident of infinitely small possibility using the same details). In which cased you should just rename and start over. That is if you serious about being taken seriously.

2) You are just another masternode scam amongst hundreds.

also, if you selling masternodes, who is the escrow?

And then you accuse Spectrecoin, have a closer look at what they are doing and dream on...

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"Thank you" DEV that you abandoned this topic.
It was so hard to tell it here: "Did you had XP balance in your XP-qt(desktop wallet) or CCWallet at the time of the Snapshot? Snapshot was taken on 2018/05/23 06:00(UTC). "
Thank you, turdminer, for information.

1. The submission deadline for evidence
2018/10/06 15:00(UTC)
2. Evidence Document
2-1. Non-Korean and non-Japanese Applicants
The goal of verification : Verify that it was purchased properly through the exchange and then sent to XP address for the airdrop application.
2-1-1. Transaction details in the exchange
Screenshot and sheets(Google sheets or excel) for Transaction details of XP in the exchange
Screenshot and sheets(Google sheets or excel) for withdrawals details of XP in the exchange
* attaching the excel file or sharing the link of Google sheets
2-1-2. Additional evidence that XP is properly acquired and held in addition to transaction details
3. E-mail to submit : certify@webrick.co.kr
You should always reply to the address(Email address to which Airdrop is applied) you received

The Importance of Good Grammar in Business Communications

"Your grammar is a reflection of your image. Good or bad, you have made an impression. And like all impressions, you are in total control." -  Jeffrey Gitomer (American author & business trainer)

Regardless of the type of business you own, it is likely that you still rely a great deal on the written word to put your message across. In this media driven age, written business communications can take many shapes and forms; from the humble memo, letter or fax to a tender, proposal, application or report; not forgetting emails, websites, blogging and other social media communications. Your company’s written documents may include marketing materials, responses to customer enquiries, reports to clients and other stakeholders. The list is endless..

There are many reasons why you should make sure that your company’s written material is grammatically correct; that spelling mistakes are eliminated and that the correct punctuation is used. Some of these include the following:

First impressions matter: You want to make sure you come across as the business professional you are. You want to give your readers a good first impression. Not only do you want to get their attention, but you also want to earn their respect. Good spelling, correct grammar and the appropriate use of punctuation will give them more confidence in the person (or the company) communicating with them.


Good reputation: Similarly, clients and suppliers are more likely to trust a company that communicates clearly and correctly. The use of proper grammar will help maintain your business’ credibility and reputation as a professional, trustworthy enterprise that views all of its interactions with its customers and traders as equally important.


Avoid miscommunication and misunderstanding: Incorrect spelling or a lack of punctuation may create confusion. Your audience may be left guessing what you are trying to say. Spelling errors and grammatical mistakes may also change the meaning of your message, which might result in misinformation. Some readers may get back to you to clarify, others might not; which, in the case of new prospects / customers, is something you want to avoid. You do not want poor grammar to cost you business opportunities.


Make your communications more effective: It is likely that you do not want to distract your readers from the message you are trying to convey by giving them grammar and spelling mistakes to take note of. Also, such errors make your writing harder to read. You wouldn’t want to create any distraction in your audience’s mind, particularly if you are trying to get them to take some form of action – such as following a hyperlink on your website or signing up for a service.


Reduce the risk of costly lawsuits: In this day and age where most businesses operate on a global basis with teams of people scattered across every corner of the planet, written communications – particularly emails and other instant messaging applications – have become an essential part of their operations. Grammatically incorrect documents may convey misinformation, misguiding the reader into taking the wrong action or their reaction to it. This, in turn, may leave your business open to costly legal action, on the basis that the information provided was false or misleading in some way – maybe simply because of some typographical errors or other mistakes in the final communication.

Keep your business’ competitive edge. Fact: Bad grammar affects business. Full stop. Research has shown that many customers would hesitate in making a purchase from a website that has obvious grammar and spelling errors. Competition is tough; you only have a short time to impress a potential new customer (particularly online). You do not want to present your products or services in an unfavourable light or make your readers lose interest with poor grammar. Instead, you want to gain and maintain your readers’ trust and attention at all times. The ability to communicate clearly and effectively is likely to give your company a definite advantage over less articulate rivals.


Increase productivity: Many businesses rely on written guidelines (for instance, memos or emails) among team members. Correct spelling and grammar will help your employees understand your instructions better, thus avoiding any confusion or misunderstanding about what is expected of them. The result will be less time wasted trying to work out poorly worded instructions and more time spent doing the job. This may also help to maintain harmonious working relationships between colleagues, as a result of better and clearer communication.
The importance of good grammar in business communications is definitely something that all companies should keep in mind, regardless of their size or the industry they operate in. The first and most basic check should be the use of your computer, tablet or smart phone spellchecking facility; however, you should not rely only on spellcheckers to catch mistakes, as they will not pick up the wrong word being used (eg, ‘there’ instead of ‘their’).

Proofreading your document is essential; either do it yourself or better still, ask a colleague to help – it is always a good idea to have a fresh pair of eyes to look at what you have written. The best way to proofread a document still is the old fashioned pen and ruler over a printed copy; other ways include reading it backwards or reading it aloud.

Taking a break and revisiting your work after you’ve finished writing may also improve your ability to spot mistakes. This also gives you a chance to improve on it, correcting wording and punctuation as you go along. This is particularly important for emails, where you don’t get a second chance to make a good first impression.

Equally so, it makes sense that employees who are in charge of business communications are proficient in their job. They should be provided with the right training and support; in addition, there are a number of websites which offer tips on business writing and which can be referred to.

Finally, you may wish to use the services of a copywriter or a consultant to write, check and proofread your written material (for example, if you are writing for a new website or a marketing brochure).


Do you think that good grammar and correct spelling matter in business writing?

How do you make sure your professional communications are clear, correct and to the point?

Do you need assistance with preparing or checking your written material?

BloobBoy no need for us to change the ticker.
If you look at CMC you can see that for example 3 crypto's use the same CAT ticker:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitclave/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/blockcat/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/catcoin/

In few months people will know for which crypto XPC ticker is used.

The reason why XPChain was created is totally different as described above, but as always everyone has it's own opinion.
XPChain isn't designed to replace or destroy XP...it is designed to be a new project going in a new direction that shares a mutual community.

도균 You got to send all XP coins into your CCwallet or XPwallet in order to exchange with the new XPchain til 23rd!
Manage
도균 After 23rd, the original XP coin will down to 1 satosh
도균 1st generation of XP dev team left the team, and the some of them will join the new progect.

Information Leaked Out From Japan Before First Announcement
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Already Chain mails appeared originally written in japanese by a cryptomaniaX somehow someone in the world translating to other langs

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The Truth of Friction Against the Main Development Team
The admins of Japan has clashed with the main development team over where responsibility of falling price of XP lies. During wrangling a member in the main team allegedly hurled abuse by “F-word.” Plus the main team insisted they'd terminate Japan team's authority to operate the communities e.g. “ＸＰ日本”, and that they'd themselves directly administer them. In addition there was a time a negotiator from the main team suddenly disappeared off the radar. As the result the talks proved a challenge and practically resulted in a rupture between the two sides.

 The Japan team has regarded the breakdown in negotiation as “confidential affairs,” and they has kept this from the holders in communities for more than a week. They seem to create a new altcoin, which is named XPC, in their bid for surroundings undisturbed by the main team of XP, and to airdrop tokens for the people having XP. I expect, in the future they're probably scattering the same amount of token as XP each holder has, partially because there are some people familiar with the matter recommending to bring together XP into one wallet. XP nearly doubled in price by the run after May 16, when that scheme was shared among the Japan team. A person concerned with ＸＰ日本 presumes this is mainly because some administrators or interested persons of Japan team have bought XP.
 
 He also says, “there's little anyone could do about the fact Japan team has a beef with the main team, but it makes no sense to completely hide that fact of breakdown from holders more than a week and to jump the gun at airdrop. I wonder if the new coin made by such people could get believed, even ICOs are called into question of credibility today.”
 
 These days XP continues dropping in value because of too high the rate of PoS; at the same time, there are still lots of the people owning them in hopes of rising.
 
 There is another person saying, “If Japan team launches a new token xp prices will surely be decreasing. Although recently the discord communities have been becoming desolate, I don't have any idea how I explain this to those'd trusted in community and bought XP.” A morass of discord between Japan and main teams. And the issue of new token and the plan of airdrop. Nothing's there any longer left of what they used to be when they'd lived out moon at their zenith...

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Apologize to what I've said yesterday I was exactly be rude
btaim this leak would be critically attack you sooner or later
Once again, only once again, let me hope you all and XPC