Last time I checked was over a month ago, but I got no response. Now I asked again, see what happens.

Why do I think CoinIdol had some part in this? Not sure if it was with another article, or it was with something else though. And how come Ismail Malik was scammed? He posted some "nice" recordings, which he later deleted and I personally contacted him on Facebook regarding this. 



Not saying he's a scammer, I'm saying he's a HYPOCRITE. It's easy to sing Shaggy's "It wasn't me", when you don't get paid, or you feel the heat on your ass...

Yes.

Guys, I can guarantee you that they are reading these boards. I even have proofs (though I have nothing to do with DeOS investigation, other than I created this thread and provided some evidences).

I wonder if it has anything to do with the new investigation I'm privy to. 

Please just stop talking, this topic is from now on for questions related to fct or till some news never posted before comes out.
 
Anyone who replies without  these 2 rules can and will be marked 100% troll/spammer/fudking

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Good call, BTW, in notifying the authorities that James Ferguson may be part of a major terrorist ring. Rumor has that some of them 3-LA dudes toot a giant unlube anal microscope and aren't afraid to use it for exploratories, sometimes just for shits and giggles.

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He scurried off rather quickly.

Probably recounting some votes in Wisconsin.

 

LOL bruv, I'll whup yer arse in a geography (or Doctor Who) pub quiz, anytime, any place, and in any state of inebriation.

Did you know the population of the US is measured in the 100s of millions?

Did you know that "more is different?"

Did you know we Yanks (respecting our English heritage) politely refer to that low-information 38% as the "legacy of slavery?"

Would you believe I can do a passable Northern (Manchester/Scottish) brogue, Celtic (Welsh/Irish) lilt, and London Cockney?

And I've never spend more than a few hours mucking about Old Blighty, while on layover at Heathrow.   

Could you match my range of American accents, which ranges from Deep Southern to (all regions of) Texan, to Californian TV English?

Naw princess, you could never.  So rest assured our top 62% is >> than your 100%.   

Great trolling though.  Keep up the good work, especially on the Dash thread!   

This analyses neglects the order(s) of magnitude difference in the networks' relative strength.

The Bitcoin network's PoW is backed by ASICs consuming more power than Bangladesh.

Monero's CPUs and GPUs might be using a medium sized city's worth of electricity.

So we can't do a valid minute to minute (apples to apples) comparison, because it would be tremendously easier to attack and orphan/reorder an hour's worth of Monero's blocks than Bitcoin's.

And regardless of today's Cosmic Background Spam level, Bitcoin is not "overloaded" so long as competitive fees prioritize their tx accordingly.  Such panicky Chicken Little rhetoric has been thoroughly rubbished by the socioeconomic majority, and is now relegated to being the subject of mirth and contempt.

Monero does not (nor should ever) unflinchingly accept every bit of data people wish to store on its blockchain.

It is a distinction without a difference to dwell on the fact Monero's block size cap is flexible rather than static like Bitcoin's, because both approaches ultimately exclude marginal (IE priced out) use cases.

This is due to Monero's block reward penalty for increased size, a feature that Bitcoin lacks and cannot implement without also adding a tail emission, which is practically impossible due to Bitcoin's wholly intentional eschewance of contentious hard forks.

The value the particular  XMR / CAD position I acquired 15 months ago is actually worth more in terms of XBT than the XBT I liquidated to obtain that position. The increase of the XMR in terms of XBT more than compensated for the decline of the CAD in terms of XBT. The hedge worked even though my timing was far from optimal.

I still believe that a mix of XMR and fiat has a higher upside and lower downside than a straight XBT position. Long term I remain very bearish on Bitcoin because I do not see a a long term resolution to the blocksize scaling question. In the short to medium term it is possible for Bitcoin to appreciate in value, but that does not change my long term bearish opinion of BItcoin, Monero of course has very significant downside risks but, unlike Bitcoin, Monero also very significant upside potential.

I will likely be contacting the SEC and considering a class action lawsuit against them at some point. This is kind of behavior went down in the 1920s and is the main reason why the SEC was created. This not a free market, its a completely rigged system that has internal MMs oriented specifically to run stops and margin call traders persistently. I've been trading in the equity markets for over a decade including the OTC pinksheets and have never seen anything this blatantly fraudulent in my life.