Oof.

Looks like someone is suffering from a serious case of "Notice me senpai!"

For everyone else who may be interested, here's the actual interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFjxKmRsmBA

that's great! glad to hear. it's an industrious community at the moment. it's nice to see positive collaboration and ideas being thrown around and implemented.

anyway your card might be a bit old, but there is a lottery aspect to mining this one. if you hit the winning solution it can up you 1500-2500 DNX as a reward depending on the job. good luck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3lzk3eMUkU

Oh, please. Give me a break.

You can't say that for many years now the SEC hasn't operated as a quasi protection racket for the US gov. If you can't recognize that, why are you even in crypto? Musk is best known, among many others, for publicly saying as much.

They operate with in-house judges. You can't fight them. And the case you've posted yet again... there are so many absent details. Still, on top of that, the SEC forces the accused to sign a gag order so they can't defend themselves in public.

Get a grip man.

Setting aside your passive aggression yet again, I would have agreed the Dynex PyTorch would be a great time to reveal since it will probably be very hands on.

Again, for your own credibility, feel free to tell us how you and your friends are personally driven to spend hours sniping at a small-time project at the exclusion of all others.

lol anyway... moving on...

Should work just fine. Best to check out their discord and ask the miners there. They're very helpful actually.

Heres the link: https://discord.com/invite/eQXZzMkyCm

You can't resist adding parting shots in your postscripts. That whole post it's clear you've invested a lot of ego in this and frankly it reads like a jilted ex-girlfriend. The nagging tweets don't help your case either.

In answer to your question, no I wasn't suggesting the market is rational at all. However now that you mention it, this does highlight the dichotomy within crypto investors. We aren't all moonboys, some of us spend a lot of time researching early and care about how a project will build on the crypto superstructure. A distributed crypto supercomputer has been tried many times before, but in hindsight they took obvious/orthodox approaches.

If Dynex works it will be a proud achievement for crypto and computing, even Europe for that matter. Obviously you won't need to worry about doxxing at that point because they're going to haunt you. Hopefully you won't continue to begrudge them for the conclusions you've drawn today.

LOL. Like you're doing? I would suggest that last little quip supports nollaig's point, but that would probably be considered another attack on character. 

You and your "team" seem to be at this all hours of the day, writing articles, writing tweets, editing videos, building websites, submitting to scamwatch, writing blogs... You're investing A LOT of time singularly focused on Dynex. You seem to have no other purpose. I wonder why?

I suppose they should be honoured, but no one goes to this effort for nothing.

Are you being paid? Or are you fuelled just by old-fashioned vengeance? Are you part of the group that stole a big bag of DNX at the start, only to get it wiped during the blockchain rollback?

I notice the twitter attacks are coming from previously dormant accounts, which have been kept idle for a number of years. Can't say this doesn't make this little campaign look like a complete hatchet job.

Please feel free to tell us a bit more about yourself and your team if you all have such noble motives and lofty principles concerning doxxing.


PS: Sorry, but your "revelations" are anything but and have already been priced in.

yeah, it doesn't seem particularly selfless. there's something intensely personal going on with this guy (or group).

he seems to think he's some unique sleuth and no one did their own due diligence and found this stuff already. his "revelations" aren't the bombshells he thinks they are. 

maybe he's part of the fgpa hack from way back at the start. bitter about the rollback of the chain which wiped out the illegitimately mined coins (which was the right and fair call).

on twitter him or his buddy are saying "where's my money dynex?"

they're trying to be intimidating, so my guess is they started off directly harassing the team which didn't work and now are resorting to embarrassing themselves in public.