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Re: BNS - ДЕЦЕНТРАЛИЗОВАННАЯ CASHBACK ПЛАТФОРМА НА BLOCKCHAIN
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praetor_delius
on 03/05/2018, 16:35:12 UTC
Наткнулся на BNS случайно. Этот проект должен обойти всех конкурентов, ведь обычные кешбэк сервисы предлагают минимальный процент. Буду следить за реализацией
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Re: Experiences with CoinsMarkets.com?
by
praetor_delius
on 10/02/2018, 08:41:12 UTC
⭐ Merited by Astargath (2)
Shit like this witch hunt is the reason why coinsmarkets is taking such a long ass time to come back online.


1) People fudding coinsmarkets leads to

2) Gandi repossessing coinsmarkets.com which leads to

3) The Coinsmarkets team fighting several days to take back possession of coinsmarkets.com which leads to

4) The Coinsmarkets team spending several more days trying to find a more reasonable and secure web host that respects privacy (anonymousspeech - https://www.anonymousspeech.com/) which leads up to

5) The Coinsmarkets team having to reconfigure everything all fucking over again which will take several more days.

6) Also, guess what? You guys are bitching about how before the database was fixed and now it's corrupted again? Well, guess what, when switching web hosts, your database is at risk for corruption during the switch -

6a) "Key #4. Database: There’s risk where your database could be corrupted during the switch. For the ease of discussion we will focus on just WordPress in this point."

6b) Source: https://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/web-hosting-guides/switching-web-host/

7) So what's the result? It'll take even more days for the database to be functional again.

Now let's do the math, I'll LOWBALL it all and say it should take no more than 2-3 BUSINESS days to fix the problems aforementioned.

i) coinsmarkets team fighting gandi for possession of the coinsmarkets.com domain (3 days)
ii) coinsmarkets team spends time researching for a webhost and finds one (2 days)
iii) coinsmarkets team now has to reconfigure their servers (2-3 days)
iv) coinsmarkets team now has to fix the database corruption that occurred DUE to the webhost switching (3-4 days)

Adding all of that up together, it appears to be anywhere from 10-12 BUSINESS days, so when you include waiting for Saturday & Sunday to pass, it's more like 14-16 days of wasted time.

I'm also sure I missed a few spots, but in any case, let that sink in for you guys. If it weren't for us fucking with Gandi:

a) coinsmarkets.com wouldn't have been repossessed
b) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to find another, more reliable webhost
c) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to reconfigure their servers FOR the new webhost
d) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to fix database corruption (which they fixed for Gandi) FOR the new webhost (anonymousspeech)

That's the summary of all of this. You are your own worst enemy. I completely agree that coinsmarkets sucked ass at fucking communicating, but now you have to realize that we shot ourselves in the foot by playing with fire. We could've just waited patiently and everything would've been done by late/end of January. Instead, we're now approaching mid-February and it might take a little while longer.

At the very minimum we've cost the team 2 whole weeks' worth of time...But considering how inefficient and small the coinsmarkets team is, a more realistic expectation is to take the amount of time wasted and add another week to it, so 3 weeks give or take a few days.

Merit sent.  Good post and a fair breakdown of possible delays.  Very thoughtful and not just an easy way out "scam" accusation like we tend to see.  I will play devil's advocate just a bit though and say that everyone's patience is very thin by this point.  Not only that but how long does it really take to simply write out a few updates on their 'news' tab?  That would make everyone relax a lot more.  There would still be people calling and interfering but maybe not as much.  And besides that, the more time goes by the angrier people are getting.  

You did a really good job quantifying delays but what about quantifying lost opportunity and profit by these delays?  I don't doubt losses tally will into the millions as well as many thousands lost by CM for simply not getting trade fees.  I don't mean that to take away from your post.  Just trying to see both sides of the argument.  

I completely agree with you on your points. I did mention in my summarizing paragraph "that coinsmarkets sucked ass at fucking communicating" and just like everyone else, my patience is also wearing thin, I have 1.28 btc on that site that I've built up over the past 10 months with only a $100 investment and this made me lose out on so much opportunity as a result. I also do wish that coinsmarkets kept us updated more often just like you're pointing out, that's perfectly valid.

I'm fine with people calling coinsmarkets a scam, it's a perfectly valid opinion, not one I agree with but it's still valid.

But fudders start crossing the line when they mention getting lawyers or placing bounties or starting witch hunts, at that point, we're only hurting ourselves by trying to do that, and I don't intend to wait any longer than what is completely necessary just so someone can satisfy his power trip fantasies..

As for quantifying lost opportunity and profit, unless I can get website analytics as well as trading statistics I can't truly give a number, all I can say is, is that everybody loses. The traders and investors lose by not being able to capitalize on rumors and/or opportunities in order to build up their portfolios, and it's clear to me that coinsmarkets isn't stealing anyone's coins, all my coins are still there, checked my CM addresses on the blockchains and they're all perfectly put in one piece, this means that coinsmarkets is losing out on so much revenue from not getting trading fees so they're hurting just as bad as we are. This is all just one shitstorm caused by miscommunication, but just cause coinsmarkets is fucking up doesn't mean we fuel the fire and cause them delays. We can pressure them for more updates one way or another, but trying to get the team arrested just means it's a possibility we won't see our coins for months maybe even years on end depending on how long the servers are seized for and how long the team is in prison for.
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Re: Experiences with CoinsMarkets.com?
by
praetor_delius
on 10/02/2018, 05:08:19 UTC
⭐ Merited by grendel25 (1)
Shit like this witch hunt is the reason why coinsmarkets is taking such a long ass time to come back online.


1) People fudding coinsmarkets leads to

2) Gandi repossessing coinsmarkets.com which leads to

3) The Coinsmarkets team fighting several days to take back possession of coinsmarkets.com which leads to

4) The Coinsmarkets team spending several more days trying to find a more reasonable and secure web host that respects privacy (anonymousspeech - https://www.anonymousspeech.com/) which leads up to

5) The Coinsmarkets team having to reconfigure everything all fucking over again which will take several more days.

6) Also, guess what? You guys are bitching about how before the database was fixed and now it's corrupted again? Well, guess what, when switching web hosts, your database is at risk for corruption during the switch -

6a) "Key #4. Database: There’s risk where your database could be corrupted during the switch. For the ease of discussion we will focus on just WordPress in this point."

6b) Source: https://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/web-hosting-guides/switching-web-host/

7) So what's the result? It'll take even more days for the database to be functional again.

Now let's do the math, I'll LOWBALL it all and say it should take no more than 2-3 BUSINESS days to fix the problems aforementioned.

i) coinsmarkets team fighting gandi for possession of the coinsmarkets.com domain (3 days)
ii) coinsmarkets team spends time researching for a webhost and finds one (2 days)
iii) coinsmarkets team now has to reconfigure their servers (2-3 days)
iv) coinsmarkets team now has to fix the database corruption that occurred DUE to the webhost switching (3-4 days)

Adding all of that up together, it appears to be anywhere from 10-12 BUSINESS days, so when you include waiting for Saturday & Sunday to pass, it's more like 14-16 days of wasted time.

I'm also sure I missed a few spots, but in any case, let that sink in for you guys. If it weren't for us fucking with Gandi:

a) coinsmarkets.com wouldn't have been repossessed
b) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to find another, more reliable webhost
c) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to reconfigure their servers FOR the new webhost
d) coinsmarkets team wouldn't have had to fix database corruption (which they fixed for Gandi) FOR the new webhost (anonymousspeech)

That's the summary of all of this. You are your own worst enemy. I completely agree that coinsmarkets sucked ass at fucking communicating, but now you have to realize that we shot ourselves in the foot by playing with fire. We could've just waited patiently and everything would've been done by late/end of January. Instead, we're now approaching mid-February and it might take a little while longer.

At the very minimum we've cost the team 2 whole weeks' worth of time...But considering how inefficient and small the coinsmarkets team is, a more realistic expectation is to take the amount of time wasted and add another week to it, so 3 weeks give or take a few days.
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Re: Organized farming of member ranks
by
praetor_delius
on 26/12/2017, 06:29:30 UTC
I think you can only increase your activity/post count once a day, other than that I suppose you can have some kind of algorithm that compares your posts to other pasts within the past 24 hours or so, and if there are more than 3-4 matches you can simply lock/ban the account(s).

Or maybe implement CAPTCHA before every post?
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Re: Bill Gates wasn’t joking when he said Bitcoin was better than Fiat Currency
by
praetor_delius
on 26/12/2017, 06:21:27 UTC
For some reason I just imagine Bill Gates buying into bitcoin before saying that comment, and then dumping all of his BTC at around $20,000 USD.

It's a funny thought for sure, Bill Gates, a PnD'er?
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Re: [ANN][ALQO] PoW/PoS 0,17% Premine | Quark | 100% Governance | 1-Second-TX
by
praetor_delius
on 24/12/2017, 08:44:34 UTC
It is a scam bros it is a scam. why? When ALQO started blockchain, the mining was over 4 TH. For a new coin with no famous DEVs and no history in crypto . What makes it more suspicious is that when Nicehash went down, the Hashing on this coin also went down from 4 TH to only 400GH...! So someone knew this coin would start and invested all  his money in Nicehash to buy the 4 TH hashing power. And this coin only has one year POW. Who else than an insider would invest so much money in renting Hashing power if the coin is so new?

And you get extreme amount of coins if oyu have the majority of Hashing power. Note this is also Quark Algo, so there are more than enough AISCs for it. Easy to fast mine.

Now the Hashing power is even higher , i think because now that the price exploded from 500 sats to up to 3000 sats, the real miners who are not the devs get involved.  

Also, ALQO team as i said has no experience in Crypto, yes they know programming, but they dont know how to make a new Algo or make a new technology.

Everything up until now is forked. And also the idea of cold storage and so on , the ideas of the whitepaper , are the same as Particle.

Particle though has a real DEV team and they are developing since 4 to 5 years.

Another very important thing is you should pay attention too:

If the Devs are very communicative and all day in chat and every day there is some new exciting anouncement , then the coin is probably a scam.

SOrry for thos who bought high. I bought at 1000 sats and sold at 2400 , so i am fine, and i alo was an early investor, but after i stopped convincing myself and saw their github and cheched the devs background (only one dev here who knows programming, others are only community managers) , the dev had a  gaming software company and couldnt make money with it. He see now crypto is easy money and pulls up this marketing gag with forked elements.

His name is Kevin Collmer. He will tell you in chat that he closed his company to only focus on crypto. no, he closed it because he didnt make money
Maybe he is serious to really make a crypto ptoject. but would you give your money into the hands of some guy who know programming but has no experience in crypto and also has no new tech to offer at all? They only have the basis of litecoin bitcoin and dash , and he is tweeting the whole time that he is going to mars... why ? because of a fork ? just trying to warn you. do your research, check waht is in their guthub, check if they have anything of their own.

Dont fall for the fancy names they come up with like, libra effect and Liberio and palacio. To make the libra effect the just change some variables in the already open source code of Dash. That takes an hour if you are smart. That is not crypto programming. Thats just paste and copy shit.

There is a lot more. But be aware any crypto promising you make the big bucks fast, is a scam. Crypto tech is far from being mainstream , most coins need a lot of development. The good coins have a slow but steady growth until they explode. And Devs usually dont party because the price goes to the moon.

They party if they have some new tech which is working great.

Anyway this coin is not 5 million worth. right now. not even 10000 USD, because it is just a fork.

Oh and they also have the Masterode hosting service, where they make additional money.

Why do i post this? if you are new to ALQO be happy i tell you this. And if you are one of the guys who was there early and knows this is a scam but dont say anything because you want to profit as much as possible, then F U!

Crypto is a fucking dirty place, it about billions of dollars. All the market is manipulated, but if oyu really want to invest in the tech, then find good tech and invest in it. Because good unique tech might also have its pumps and dumps, but in the long term you will profit. ALQO is not unique tech just some scam shit like KOREcoin who promis you the Pig who gives Eggs wool and milk.

guys, i warned you. Maybe for some too late. But i was also convinced at first that they are honest. Even if they show themselves and communivate a lot i know know this means nothing.  Peace



1) "What makes it more suspicious is that when Nicehash went down, the Hashing on this coin also went down from 4 TH to only 400GH...! So someone knew this coin would start and invested all  his money in Nicehash to buy the 4 TH hashing power." Only 1 person rented around 4 TH/s? How do you know?

2) "If the Devs are very communicative and all day in chat and every day there is some new exciting anouncement , then the coin is probably a scam." But you just said that some people on the team are community managers...Isn't it their JOB to communicate? Also, there actually isn't a new, exciting announcement every day, majority of the time the team is helping the rest of the community out

3) "the dev had a  gaming software company and couldnt make money with it." Sounds like an ad hominem attack, you also haven't posted any sources that the gaming software company didn't produce profit.

4) "There is a lot more. But be aware any crypto promising you make the big bucks fast, is a scam." ALQO has not promised me that I'd get rich quick...at all.

5) "Anyway this coin is not 5 million worth. right now. not even 10000 USD, because it is just a fork." ALQO isn't a fork of anything, also it is worth what people are willing to put into it and therefore it has gained its value fair and square.

I'm sorry but I'm going to have to completely disregard your post, not only do you blatantly attack the team and the community, you do not post any sources and/or evidence at all. I would call it FUD.

- Monotone Bard
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Re: If bitcoin goes to zero
by
praetor_delius
on 24/12/2017, 01:52:23 UTC
If bitcoin really dies out, then the rest of the altcoins will simply scale against another coin.
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Re: [ANN][ALQO] PoW/PoS 0,17% Premine | Quark | 100% Governance | 1-Second-TX
by
praetor_delius
on 20/12/2017, 02:09:33 UTC
Love this coin, glad I got in as soon as I heard about it and did research on it. Already have my own masternode set up and a shared masternode on the way. To Mars! Smiley
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Re: EVERY SINGLE COIN is down!!
by
praetor_delius
on 30/11/2017, 17:36:38 UTC
It's the holiday season, people are pulling out cryptofunds for fiat.
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Re: Bitcoin Earning Operation
by
praetor_delius
on 25/05/2017, 14:11:05 UTC
I'll take a vouch copy of your guide or whatever it is Grin

haha, sorry friend, but i seek to monetize this as much as possible, at least in the beginning because by then, the people I pass this information onto would no doubt monetize it for themselves or even give it out freely.

Anyways, bitcointalk, I've brought more proof!

https://gyazo.com/a35071b84eb1ccab70cc5953e9c92524
https://gyazo.com/83d0130485814d5d8ba19706eae4126d
https://gyazo.com/59ea91dfeaa9f41e33e175cbab7904a8
https://gyazo.com/c5f48d40f880f75d30b63236af5fed1f
https://gyazo.com/07a648e1bb0d38707d42ebe3442ed71b

Just withdrew these sats about an hour ago.
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Re: Bitcoin social experiment - 50,000 Satoshi to participate
by
praetor_delius
on 25/05/2017, 00:23:11 UTC
50,000 satoshi really isn't much though, I make that in about 2-3 hours with my operation. Whether it's a scam or not I don't know but my operation isn't a scam, I've even posted proof of a btc transaction confirmation therefore verifying that my operation works and is not a scam. If you wish to FUD however, I won't stop you.
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Bitcoin Earning Operation
by
praetor_delius
on 24/05/2017, 21:45:24 UTC
I'm going to give it to you straight guys. I know I'm new but I've come to spread the word. I've come across a way to, according to my calculations, make 1.2 BTC in an estimated 100 days (provided you have at least 10 laptops/netbooks, but don't worry, it can literally be ANY kind of laptop as long as it's functional enough to browse). I've decided to sell this information for the price of .175 bitcoin (though I'm open to negotiations) or for a .025 -.050 btc down payment (with the rest being paid later).

https://gyazo.com/a578da347e95cfc43010b81916304c3b

Pic in the link is related, I only took a small sampling (83,000 satoshi) off of the profit i made from the my operation and sent it into my btc deposit address of my poloniex account. Then I sent out 300,000 satoshis to it afterwards. I'm expecting to send out around 600,000 satoshis out everyday from this day onward with my operation as it is (and I'm only utilizing my older brother's 5 mining rigs after having shown him proof that my operation works).

One last thing, I wouldn't want the information of how to conduct an operation like mine to leak out for free or for monetary gain while I am currently spreading it, that's unnecessary competition after all. So for now, I'll create a list of people interested in creating their own operation and thus generating their own passive income. After the duration of 3 days has expired the down payments or full payments can begin and I'll immediately start walking the people through, showing them how to create an operation of their own.

Honestly, I believe this information, on how to create an operation similar to mine, to be worth at least 1 full bitcoin, that's what I truly think. I don't think anybody would be willing to shell out that kind of cash just for information (even though that information will lead to them earning more than 1 bitcoin in at least around 80-90 days and even more for as long as they continue their operation and/or scale up the operation). As a result, I'm marketing and monetizing this information at a quarter of its value to me, just so I can reinvest the earnings I make into buying more cheap, inexpensive hardware to carry out my operation.

Thank you for taking the time to read all of this, I greatly appreciate it. By helping you I'll be helping myself so why wouldn't I go through the trouble of laying this all down?

E-mail me here if you're interested in what I have to offer, thanks once again - monotonebard@gmail.com