This logo reminds me of the Debian Logo (one of the famost Linux distributions):
https://www.google.com/search?q=debian+logo&tbm=isch

Apart from that: Nice work!

I am also able to maintain your linux root server or vps, install and configure apache/php/mysql in every way you want, can do mysql database optimizations and performance tuning. Furthermore I often debug strange behaviors, performance bottlenecks and all kind of errors in linux systems.

Let's make a deal: If I can't help you, you don't owe me anything.

Because I know trust is essential, a potential customer can check which company I'm working for and who I am.

I'm working for an ISP in a High Security datacenter and some of our customers are from medical and financial industry. Thus I'm familiar with security security-sensitive systems (e.g. systems which have to be PCI DSS compliant) and know how to secure servers and services. But I'm only a good administrator/engineer with a good understanding of it-security and basic hacking skills, not a real hacker or penetration tester.

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I forgot to say Thanks for bumping, stan. Sorry.

Sorry, I missed this section before. Moved now.

Hello everyone,

first, let me say this is NOT A BEGGING OR LOAN THREAD. I will not ask you to give me some coins for free!

My situation is the following: I'm 30 years old, from Germany and I'm working in the it industry (for an ISP). I work hard and I am good in my job but my salary is just enough to pay my rent, food and other necessary things for my wife and me. For the last 12 months I've been interested in crypto currencies but I didn't had the money for it. Before a few weeks I won a small price about 300$ and was investing this money in altcoins. But I was new, I was stupid and now, my 300$ are gone... I learned from my mistakes but I can not go on because I will not have the money again in the near future.

That's why I want to earn some bitcoins for work. I'm a skilled worker in System Administration / System Engineering and the last 7 years I was working with Linux Server Systems (RHEL, Ubuntu), VMWare vSphere/vCloud, Enterprise Storage Systems (EMC, NetApp, Dell,...), Database Systems (MySQL, Oracle 11g), Monitoring (Icinga), Backups (Veeam, Bacula), Webserver (Apache, Nginx), High Availability solutions (VMWare, pacemaker, heartbeat, drbd, ...) and I know how to program in PHP, Bash, Perl,... That's just a part of the things I learned and are familiar with. At work I usually operating in enterprise environments of big customers and most of my projects are VMWare and Linux clustering and HA solutions.

Perhabs do you have a server farm and need help in administration/automation or need consulting in High-Availability solutions or anything else. If so I can consult you, assist you or do the whole work for you in my free time. If you are satisfied by my work you pay the amount agreed upon.

I hope somebody need help in any of these subjects. That would be awesome because I love trading and want recompense my own mistakes

Please note, that I'm only skilled in server systems and enterprise environments. Unfortunately I can neither fix your broken iPhone nor fix Windows Desktop problems.

Thanks for reading.

Yes, it should not be used for crimes. But we all are adult and everybody comes to his own decision.
However, I think crime advertisement is not the right way. There are to many idiots on this cybercrime train and do we want (more) idiots in this xst-community?
The basic idea with a stealthmarket where all goods can be traded is a good thing (imho) but we should not advertise with crime objects. Unfortunately this comes naturally.

I'm sure nobody of you is a programmer or something similar. Coding is very time consuming, mostly difficult and exhausting. If you get derail of your train of thoughts it's really hard to find a way back (I hope you understand what I mean, my english is not that good).
Now, you're asking for updates and whitepapers... But the devs are limited and the day only has 24 hours. It's still not possible for one person to work, sleep, push a project through programming, create a whitepaper and and and... Devs said they need 10 days for coding. This is not much time for programming. Big software development projects usually needs weeks and months to their final stage. So, give them the time they need and everything will go well.

The problem is: My bitcoins are not endless. I just have a small amount of it and i love trading. That's why I want to trade as often as possible and my invests are mostly short term. Sometimes if I believe in a project/coin and if so I'm in for a few days or less weeks. I discovered this coin last saturday and was impressed. Thereupon I was buying 500 SHLD at 14k sat and selled to beginning of the crash for 54k sat (with an automatic stop order). This big crash last weekend was fucking bullshit we all know. The devs were answering after the crash and everything seemed fine and I bought again 1000 coins at 24k sat. But now, the price is continously dropping down and I'm not sure anymore that the price will rise again. Besides that it's dead weight for me (and did I told you that I love trading?). Hence I sold my 1000 coins for 14k sat yesterday and I'm sad now. Not because of the loss yesterday but for losing my trust in this coin.

I'm out but for all other who are still in I wish this coin will rock the crypto market.

Glad to hear. Can't wait!  

We need more transactions and movement in the network so the blockchain can work. That's why you should move your coins as often as you can before you start to stake. If you like you can also move all your coins (let's say) 1000 times between your private wallet and exchange. That's the same effect.

Yes, but the more people got their coins from the exchange in their private wallets the more coins can stack. That's why the next coin-age gap should not occur or should be much shorter.

How can one exchange kill a coin? o.O

I understand you well. And for me, there is no need for clear names or anything else which is able to identify you in the real world.
But, perhabs, you can answer following questions, so we (the community) can appraise how serious this project is and everybody knows what to expect here.

- How many people support this project directly by their work? How many people are working on technical topics (coding, infrastructure,...)?
- Are you working in the it industry or where did you get the necessary knowledge for this?
- How many hours per week are you (and the whole team) able to work for this project?
- Are you able to create a road map and are you able to meet the appointments?

Thank you for all your efforts! I'm still believing in this coin!

Yes, and if the dev team is just one person he should say that. This haven't to be a flaw if the community supports the coin and all have the same vision and stand together. But transparence is all in this business...

Shieldcoin is just planning an anonymity layer and currently don't have one. The intersting feature is: It won't be tor. The dev wants to integrate a different technology described in his whitepaper. And TORCoin seems to be a scam coin and don't use the tor network.

I agree to 100%.

Perhabs we are in a noob trap and the next pump will beginn soon.

Hey dev, I think it would be helpfull if you post statements a few times over the day. This could calm down the market, perhabs.

It's just that easy:
If you have much money you can buy many coins. If the coin looks interesting (much fluctuation, much transfer volume,...) there is a good chance you can buy in to a cheap price and sell it to a higher price with a small profit. Through your amount of coins the small profit multiples. Thus the whales don't know anything special, they just earned a few easy bucks over the day...

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I'm not sure if it's a good advice to say "just follow whales" because whales are often very volatile. And if they buy/sell a large amount of coins they can influence the market and you lost money if you aren't fast enough.

Hahaha. Price is 20% higher at Cryptsy than Bittrex, but it took hours for sending coins to cryptsy.
In conclusion, for buyers it's better to go to bittrex and for sellers to go to hell or cryptsy (whatever they prefer)...