Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on September 17, 2014, 02:05:24 AM

Quote from: GreekBitcoin on September 17, 2014, 02:00:15 AM

I respect you and i have noticed that when you say you can attack a coin you probably can. You said some months ago that something you tried on XMR wasnt really that big problem. Is it something new?

But seriously cant you see he is an obvious shill created to play along like he likes XMR in order to irritate others like he does right now? People from monero already said that on his threads....

Anyway, i truly believe that monero is not a scam. I am watching it from day 2. It looks like a worthy try that may fall or not. Obviously it may have a shitone of bugs that we arent aware. But the try doesnt look like a scam to me. So i would really like, if you have time, to post why you think that monero is a scam. I will sincerely think of your advice and decide. Posting two words without explanation is a little bad. Dont you think?

It does not appear to have the characteristics of a scam.

There does appear to be a subset of miners with an optimized mining platform.

~BCX~

False.

This was the ONLY occasion some users had a slight advantage,

https://github.com/NoodleDoodleNoodleDoodleNoodleDoodleNoo/bitmonero/commit/3cc45e9324a402aee91e2f46861b2ca393d711aa

the Monero developers quickly secured the code (as you can see above) to put everyone on the same level without optimized platform only within a month or so after launch (yes the monero core member NoodleDoodle mined a little with his optimized miner) but release the patch afterwards and sold them all already cheaply before the price was as expensive as it is today, so he hardly made a profit and everything is distributed. Kudos to them otherwise we would be stuck with crippled scamcoin bytecoins slow hash code

The big miners, who spent around quarter of a million $ on EC2 only ever had a maximum of 10x advantage or so after that was fixed over normal miners, not 100x as falsely told by some.

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Followed a day later by raising that to a 5x speedup, and then an 8x speedup, and within a week, an 11x speedup. That was pretty remarkable, given that a developer had already started trickling optimizations into the codebase.

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By May 16th, I'd squeezed about 90% of the optimizations out of it, and we were running 100x faster than the coin was at its initial release. That didn't stop me from obsessing about speed tweaks for the next week or so, but it gave me a little breathing room to start thinking about the next step.

reference: http://da-data.blogspot.com/2014/08/minting-money-with-monero-and-cpu.html

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Quote from: dga on September 06, 2014, 02:57:42 AM

Quote from: smooth on September 05, 2014, 08:33:10 PM

Quote from: AlexGR on September 05, 2014, 08:29:47 PM

Since you are in drawing curves, also draw one for the profitability of a normal XMR miner and a 100x XMR miner... yes, very fair and unsuspicious for everyone involved.

There was likely never a 100x advantage. The 100x was the maximum advantage dga reported from start to finish, but the public miner got faster as well over the same period of time.

Nevertheless you can actually compute the potential value of it by looking at the total number of coins produced during that period. That is a maximum, and not a very good estimate because there were certainly non-advantaged miners during that period. It still isn't much.

This is correct. I don't think we ever had more than a 10x advantage over the public one.

Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on September 17, 2014, 01:18:21 AM

I speculate a sharp fall off in the future.

~BCX~

Based on What? False Rumors of an Attack... Please Roll Eyes

We are Not all weak hands Here you can manipulate with talk like this to Buy in Cheap. pfft..

Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on September 17, 2014, 12:25:30 AM

Quote from: Moneroman88 on September 17, 2014, 12:16:59 AM

You make this up as such weaknesses are non-existent. Nice try though.

@rpietila, @smooth

Do you also feel this way, that there exist no weakness that can be exploited in Monero?

~BCX~

HAHAHA not exploitable by you fur sure, we know you are a mouthpiece, in cohorts with lolcust. someone else does the dirty work and sends to you to announce

your limitation is Gravity well, timewarp and bots, neither of which are useful here lol because there is no KGW or 51% attack possible. Good luck because monero Whitepaper has already been Extensively reviewed by Mathematicians and audited by respected bitcoin devs gmaxwell and peter todd gmaxwell only has good things to say (check hacker news) and peter todd Is are now working with the moner o team. Quite unlike your usual shitcoin clone you try to attack only after first being notified of the weakness by the real worker (not you) and taking dry run in testnet. The attack that already recently happened was more complex and elegant than you could dream of, and it surely came from someone at least familiar with the Monero workings, which you barely seem to understand at this moment (it's nothing like bitcoin code)

You will probably try to embed these http://nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/antivirus/antivirus/virussignatures.strings

into Monero Payment ID'S and claim you 'HACKED' MONERO because MSE is quarantining.
Until members just flag it as a False Positive and everything continues as normal.

Looks like you will have to start studying HARD then make an announcement that 'you've accepted peace' and made decision not do do anything or just slinking off into the Distance when you realise there is no normal exploit vector like with a normal calibre Shitcoin because this is Entirely new codebase actually implemented by cryptographers. And clearly not a lone coder but a team of smart individuals. The Monero team Has already fixed many major bugs in the past few months so no low Hanging fruit for you lolz.

I already know what Will happen. Everything continues as usual, If someone brings up "where is the attack BCX??' you will Say 'I never said i would specifically' So choose your words carefully so you Don't get Egg on your face, smart Grin

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