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Re: [ANN] Digital Money Bits (DMB) - New wallet version 1.5
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nfcmgjh
on 24/06/2017, 04:25:01 UTC
CoinMarketCap says circulating supply is 421,300 but there are more than 8,000,000 coins in wallets at Cryptopia.

Something not look right.

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Re: [ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[PascalLite.com NOW LIVE]
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nfcmgjh
on 23/06/2017, 21:01:45 UTC
bittrex requires 3btc to list maybe we can donate

i can donate 0.1btc.

Hm, not a bad point. Crowdfunding might be an option. At the time of reading your post, some idea just came to me.

What if miners will donate their hashrate?

Some numbers:
Right now we need to mine with ~115 GH/s for 1 month to reach 3 BTC.

For example, we can give 3 options to make a donations:
1. Donate your hashrate (i will implement some handy solution for miners wiling to donate some amount of their hashrate)
2. Donate PASL (i.e. send it to 0-10 with payload "BITTREX")
3. Donate BTC

If our community is ready for it, I will code some special place on the web (most probably on the main PascalLite web page) to tracking the crowdfunding progress.

Please do, lets get the Bittrex train rolling.

Should research first before giving 3btc to anybody who claims to get a listing on Bittrex for that.

https://support.bittrex.com/hc/en-us/articles/202583854-Submitting-a-Coin-to-Bittrex

https://247cryptonews.com/bittrex-asks-10000-btc-to-list-new-coins/

It might be that they will take 3btc discreetly to list but if you start mentioning it publicly then they will disavow.

Anyway 3 btc is about what Cryptopia is charging and a coin only needs so many 3 btc exchanges.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/09/25/article-2208348-151384DB000005DC-152_634x478.jpg
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Re: ★★ [ANN] MindCoin [MND] - Raising Awareness of Mental Health, By Trading ★★
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nfcmgjh
on 23/06/2017, 18:29:09 UTC
MND has been touching 100 sats on Yobit but Cryptopia is too expensive for new coins so better probably to spend the small amount of dot collected on something else, maybe convert to MND and use as bounty?
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 24/05/2017, 15:40:48 UTC
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Government people are ever so smart. They know what is best for me. That's why they have to take my property, because they aren't smart enough to earn it on their own.

Cool

They earn property the same way everybody else does, by taking it from others.
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 23/05/2017, 04:52:37 UTC
Taxation is not theft for the same reason sex is not always rape, there is consent.

Where is the consent in taxation? It is similar to rape. The government decides the tax rates, and the citizens have to pay. It doesn't matter whether they want to pay or not.
Taxation is not theft for the same reason sex is not always rape, there is consent.

Coerced consent is not really consent. Governments use force and threats now instead of the will or consent of the governed. Like Bill Cosby with his romances, there are very few complaints but calling it consent is a stretch.


you are free to leave your country or to go live in nature, but if you want the shared benefits of a modern society, then you have to contribute in the form of taxes to upkeep this society.

You are not following the argument.

1) A person is not free to "live in nature". Unless you go to the middle of the desert, or buy a boat and sail to antarctica, you will face some interference from governments.

2) Very few people want to completely abolish all services. The issue is not "all services vs no services", the issue is why should we spend $5 trillion http://www.militarytimes.com/articles/war-costs-report-brown-university or $14,000 for every man, woman and child, to invade a country whose dictator we installed, only to make the region less stable anyway. The average household in America is about 3 people, roughly $35,000 to $40,000 per household that was worse than wasted, it actually did harm.

3) One of the foundations of America specifically, if you research its origins, is the importance of the consent of the governed. Today America is not a political entity that governs a population, it is an assemblage of law enforcement entities that incentivize their employees to create criminals, to turn citizens into law breakers by adjusting laws to increase the number of criminals. Taxes are an excellent example.
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 23/05/2017, 03:07:09 UTC
Taxation is not theft for the same reason sex is not always rape, there is consent.

Coerced consent is not really consent. Governments use force and threats now instead of the will or consent of the governed. Like Bill Cosby with his romances, there are very few complaints but calling it consent is a stretch.
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Re: Arbitrage / Easy money for new people
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nfcmgjh
on 23/05/2017, 00:37:38 UTC
I'm going to try this tommorow. I think I have a good exchange website where this would work. If not it doesn't really matter, if it does. I'll reply again.

Use small amounts at first, notice the comments from people who lost money because of maintenance wallets, price fluctuations etc.

For the last week bcn has had an enormous spread between cryptopia and poloniex.

Right now you could buy a btc worth at cryptopia at 127 i.e., 780,000 bcn and sell them on poloniex at 187 for 1.45 btc as long as both wallets work, price does not move quickly against you, no security issues, no other problems etc. Some risk but fair potential gain.
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Re: ★★ [ANN] MindCoin [MND] - Raising Awareness of Mental Health, By Trading ★★
by
nfcmgjh
on 23/05/2017, 00:29:52 UTC
Hi

1MdCZnkKBxk1RcktS3gGEJvjBGjaKDcbEk

Can be used as a DOT address, I originally intended a donation fund for people to request access too for help something I'm scaling all together at the moment, of course small trading with MND helps budget wise but would be good to see an increase on volume, on CMK there does however seem to be a steady rise on the base price of MND.

Asked Cryptopia about the price of a listing https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1674315.new#new since bitcoin has gone up a bit recently and 2,000,000 dot or 0.8 btc is kind of steep.

Donated a little dotcoin but well short of the goal.

Would be interesting to hear what project you have in mind.
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Re: List a Coin on Cryptopia !
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nfcmgjh
on 23/05/2017, 00:22:48 UTC
According to https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Paytopia it is 2 000 000 dotcoin to list a coin, about 0.8 btc right now.

Are you going to adjust the price of listings as btc fluctuates?

Mindcoin is trying to raise funds for a listing but 0.8 btc is more than 10% of the marketcap of the coin.
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 22/05/2017, 15:41:44 UTC
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A couple years ago, I heard that the cost of eliminating world hunger was $30 billion a year.  US "defense" spending is at $700 billion currently I believe.  And lol @ using the word defense, when it none of it takes place on US soil...everything is initiating offence on foreign soil.

Not sure how many people aren't getting adequate food and water, but one year without making guns, bombs, tanks and fighter jets...would give approximately 23 years of food and clean water...and probably a sustainable infrastructure that could provide it for even longer (water filtration + farming infrastructure).  But who needs that when you have the mother of all bombs?

People who seek military and political power always do it for their own peculiar psychological reasons, but they couch their ambition in glowing terms, i.e., they want to 'protect liberty'. 'defend' something etc.

They will always find a justification for their mischief and loads of buddies with the same problem to back up their opinions with guns.

The problem is that fake wars create fake heroes and fake problems lead to fake solutions which do not work long term.

It would be a good thing for any number of people to try for some important goal, like extending humanity to outer space, even if 90% of them died. The deaths would be for something useful. But feeding millions of people into a corporate theater company to die miserable deaths so some sociopaths with power can gloat about their 'vision' and 'the tough decisions they make', is getting boring.

 Roll Eyes
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Re: ★★ [ANN] MindCoin [MND] - Raising Awareness of Mental Health, By Trading ★★
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nfcmgjh
on 22/05/2017, 05:53:35 UTC
I'm actually working on that anyway, it generally seems to be the only 'lower' exchange with credibility at the minute.

 It's a new exchange but better than a lot of older exchanges. So far they have been very fair to small coins. Post a dotcoin address for donations, I think they require dotcoin to list a coin, or post a btc address? 
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 22/05/2017, 05:47:01 UTC
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Defense spending is the most controversial of them all. For example, the majority of the American taxpayers remain opposed to spending the tax revenue on reckless invasions of third world nations, such as Iraq and Libya.

The money spent invading Iraq could have bought cheap housing for 90% of America's homeless, and still be money left over to feed 10 million hungry people in the 3rd world for 10 years. Pulled those numbers out of my ass but they are probably close.
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Re: ★★ [ANN] MindCoin [MND] - Raising Awareness of Mental Health, By Trading ★★
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nfcmgjh
on 19/05/2017, 23:59:26 UTC
We'll be providing a few updates shortly on Mindcoin with an announcement of new support and adoption from a charity which will be using MindCoin as a payment method by adults, for support and play groups based around children with mental health issues.

Can you start a btc bounty wallet to list Mindcoin on Cryptopia, along with an estimate of how much it will cost?

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I don't do it because I would just spend the donations on cheap wine, but you can be trusted to arrange things properly.

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Arbitrage / Easy money for new people
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nfcmgjh
on 19/05/2017, 21:43:32 UTC
Here is an easy way to make money if you don't know too much about coins.

1) Find a newer exchange that doesn't have a lot of people.

2) Go to coinmarketcap and open that exchange's page e.g. https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/cryptopia/

3) Make sure you have BTC selected as the currency.

4) Go down the list from high volume to low volume and find a coin that trades at substantially different prices on two exchanges. For example buy/sell 0.0001/0/0002 on one exchange and 0003/0.0004 on another.

5) Look at the histories of that coin on both exchanges and decide if confirmation times allow you to be pretty sure of making money.

6) Look at depth on both exchanges and make sure it looks adequate in both directions.

7) Never risk more than you can afford or need to risk. On low volume coins traded on obscure exchanges you could walk into a trap so avoid exchanges known for setting people up, e.g. exchanges that list overtly bad coins.

Arbitrage is still wide open in crypto and a good way to learn about coins, since you should research a coin before you arbitrage it. Anybody could have made some program to arbitrage all coins across exchanges, but I guess the experts are leaving low fruit for new people.

Arbitrage provides a service, it lowers prices and keeps predatory trading in check, and can also be profitable.
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Re: Why do people like Trump?
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nfcmgjh
on 16/05/2017, 21:56:47 UTC
Trump is the worst President in America. I never saw that from the very first day the President was such a negative attitude. I don't blame Trump. He gave people what they wanted. The problem with America is people who voted for Trump. Tomorrow, they can vote for a man who is even worse. I think it's stupid to protest in this way.

In the long run going from Obama to Trump is like going from indigestion to vomiting, but it is good for the country. Obama pledged to make America great again, and he tried. Trump wants to make America interesting again, and he is succeeding.
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Re: Why do people like Trump?
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nfcmgjh
on 16/05/2017, 21:25:15 UTC
One of the biggest secrets in America is that there is not actually a single person who likes Trump, not one. Today it was announced his press secretary thinks he is a scumbag and even Kelly Ann Conway thinks he is a reptile https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/15/business/media/mika-joe-kellyanne-conway.html

When Americans go abroad they are advised by Homeland Security to not let people in other countries know that Trump has no supporters. Some people feel it is a patriotic duty to pretend to support him though.
That piece is showing counselor Conway as a two faced liar. I'm not feeling it to be an anti Trump article. I rather pity him for being surrounded with people, who see him only as a ladder they could climb, the money man that will make them rich. He's not the best politician, but he was the better choice and the people didn't choose him because they liked him. Many chose him because they didn't like his opponent.

Agree with you mostly, but calling her "a two faced liar" is extreme. The vast majority of people work for money, not for ideals. You should call her "a good employee". Trump likes hookers, she is inexpensive and not bothered by ethical questions. A perfect match. Somebody who sweeps floors in his casino isn't working because they like the dirt that falls on the floor. A tobacco company employee doesn't necessarily think cancer is good.

America is run by bots. The people who hold office are just actors giving cover to the bots.
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Re: VOTE * Do you believe in "Intellectual Property" laws?
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nfcmgjh
on 16/05/2017, 18:28:21 UTC
I do.

It takes time and investment to create and those creators should be compensated. Certain ideas can't become reality without substantial backing. If that backing loses out then we're all the poorer for it.

That is a myth.

If intellectual property laws had started 5,000 years ago we would have virtually none of what we have today. The greatest inventions and art would have been confined to small circles while the world would have been blanketed by superficial crap.

I don't understand people like you. What makes people like you always take the side of the most powerful lobby on every issue, even when their arguments make no sense? Do you really believe that stifling creativity using economic penalties will make people have better ideas or create more? Do you really believe that if powerful lobbies are not allowed to control art, technology etc then there will be no more development?

Here is what happens when you use money to define the bounds of development. These articles from last week about one common medical procedure that has been performed for decades and which will not substantially decline because of these articles.

Note this article tries to discredit the news
http://www.nhs.uk/news/2017/05May/Pages/Keyhole-knee-surgery-is-waste-of-time-review-finds.aspx

While this one give facts
http://www.thespec.com/news-story/7312797-millions-of-health-dollars-wasted-on-useless-surgery-researcher/

Most people 'get' the message that the purpose of science, and art, according to people like you, is to make money. Patenting and acknowledging ip rights gives the stamp of approval to mediocrity, like the old snake oil salesmen whose patented products didn't need to actually do anything, they were patented after all.  

Regarding the two articles above, ask yourself why the NHS would take the side of minimizing that news.   
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Re: Is taxation theft?
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nfcmgjh
on 16/05/2017, 05:40:56 UTC
On the one side, nobody disputes that taxes are handled poorly by governments and usually administered by assholes who consider it their duty to terrorize citizens into paying taxes.

On the other side though, is that some taxes are spent well, even if most are not.

People should have a line item veto for what taxes are spent on, but at this point the concept of taxation has turned into such a dark subject that some people would rather have no services than good services https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/13/us/anti-tax-fervor-roseburg-oregon-.html
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Re: Why do people like Trump?
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nfcmgjh
on 16/05/2017, 05:33:20 UTC
One of the biggest secrets in America is that there is not actually a single person who likes Trump, not one. Today it was announced his press secretary thinks he is a scumbag and even Kelly Ann Conway thinks he is a reptile https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/15/business/media/mika-joe-kellyanne-conway.html

When Americans go abroad they are advised by Homeland Security to not let people in other countries know that Trump has no supporters. Some people feel it is a patriotic duty to pretend to support him though.
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Re: VOTE * Do you believe in "Intellectual Property" laws?
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nfcmgjh
on 15/05/2017, 22:42:45 UTC
Who is going to spend a lot of time and money creating something if others can just copy their product freely without paying them a dime? IP isn't necessary for things that cost little to create but for other things that requires large investment its either IP or a government has to fund the development of those products.

The people who have taken control of your mind would have other people believe that the basis of intellectual property laws is a desire to enable more creativity, when the opposite is true. Your mind and thinking have been co opted by a powerful lobby and you are, in effect, a zombie.

George Orwell would have a field day.

Do you really believe that companies and individuals will stop inventing things if intellectual property laws are given their proper place?

Will the best singers and artists really say "Well, I guess I will quit singing/creating and get a job pumping gas?

Intellectual property thinking leads to mediocrity, and America is starting to excel at that, if nothing else.