Quote from: Gleb Gamow on November 11, 2017, 04:54:22 AM

Quote from: StillCrypto on November 11, 2017, 04:24:36 AM

Quote from: Gleb Gamow on November 11, 2017, 02:15:43 AM

Dude, you've totally lost it! I have more than enough folks in this space that will vouch for my character and will go on record to declare that I'm in no way affiliated with Alektra Coin past, present or future.

Brock was definitively connected with Elektra when I exposed him, where thereafter he expunged a many of his social media sites with the exception of Linkedin, which does perplex me, with perhaps he lost the login password. FWIW, there is another Brock Burkett in Texas who is a Bitcoiner which may be him, but I've yet found a definitive link to prove such, hence leaving him outta the equation till now.

Feel free in proving to the community that you're a retard by continually expressing that I'm in some way connected to this obvious scam. We'll (as in the community, asshole) be waiting and watching.

Bruno Kucinskas (pronounced coo-chins-kiss)

Anybody that would like to vouch for Bruno Kucinskas please come forward.

Meanwhile, what would you think about helping start a bounty ICO with it's own coin?

I don't want to discuss the details until you apologize for calling me "Dude".

But it would be very bad news for whoever, or whatever Brock is, if he plans to continue running with a 6 mill bag.

Okay, I'm in, sir (note, not dude).

I suggest BountyBase.com for the domain, with the token being BountyBaseCoin (BBC [if available]).

To be fair, you and I need to split the work load. One of us gleans team member pics while the other gleans bios to attach to the pics.

This is the hard part, at least for me - tossing out the dictionary so to incorporate a fair amount of misspelled words into the copy. You'll edit, resulting in a fair amount of grammatical errors over and beyond spelling.

We'll use my real name so to give the entity some cred, and you can remain anon.

LET'S DO THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PS: I apologize for calling you dude and retard and asshole and anything else that applies.

Dude ... I mean sir, we're gonna be so fuckin rich.

PPS: bountyba.se is available. Kiss

Great! I can provide ideas. Don't know how involved i can be with a team as i have my own career.

But i think it would hinge on getting legal rights over the stolen funds, so that the team can negotiate with the thief/thieves, to either return the funds, or be cuffed, probably sooner than later, as a result of the effectiveness of the bounty organization.

Would want to hear what a lawyer would say about this, but it seems to me things can be done through public notice to become holders in due course of the stolen funds. This is so that bounty hunters with world wide reach can put cuffs on people wherever they find them.

People would buy into the coin based on the estimated probabilities of recovery.

Bounty hunters would likely be the biggest buyers of the coin, based on their inside information...how close they are to busting the perps.

People who are doing effective doxxing also might be buyers, knowing their information brings the probability of success higher.

People who have lost may also buy in a small percentage of their initially lost amount, betting on the possibility of some refund, but also wishing to see the arrest and conviction of the perps. Perhaps they can be given a nominal stake if they can demonstrate just how much they lost, and to what address(es).

Anyway, given some thought, i'm sure this could work, and would be good for the coin space.

This type of bounty would be above board legal, not like dark web bounties. But it would probably increase the effectiveness of all kinds of bounties.

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