@nwo
You probably want to take that username out of the script - don't want to open yourself up to hacking.
@Virge
Similar sentiment for those asking for a tour of Virge's setup - I'd strongly recommend that Virge NOT tell people he knows IRL about his setup or where he lives, etc. Because there will be people who would use that information towards burglary or worse.
I hate having to write the above because I used to be a trusting, naive person but I've lived long enough to see how greed corrupts people. When so much potential profit is out there in the unregulated world of crypto-currencies you should take care to be borderline paranoid about operational security.
I'd have no issues showing people around a data center. It has security, insurance, etc.
As for my residence, this is also insured and secured with cameras. If my garage door opens between 9AM-4PM without me first disarming it (from any entrance/window) the police are there from 1/2 a mile away in less than three minutes.
I'd have no issues showing people around a data center. It has security, insurance, etc.
As for my residence, this is also insured and secured with cameras. If my garage door opens between 9AM-4PM without me first disarming it (from any entrance/window) the police are there from 1/2 a mile away in less than three minutes.
In red letters right under the model description.TO THE MOON!
Since NXT is a pure proof of stake cryptocurrency, there was the matter of the initial distribution. This is the most damning factor of it all, and why I think NXT is not even worth consideration. NXT was the first of the “IPO coins” that we’ve seen so much of lately. This IPO had a lot of issues surrounding it, and closed earlier than initially stated. In total, 23 BTC was raised, and 1 billion NXT was distributed amongst ~70 investors. Amongst these ~70 individuals, the top 10 held 50% of all NXT. This makes it the most centralized and unfairly distributed cryptocurrency ever devised. These individuals each command tyrannical power over the price of NXT, and due to the low market depth, could crash the price on a whim.
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How high can the price go before one of them decides to cash out? We’ve seen it happen once already. It’s taken weeks, but the price has finally started to recover. I foresee another dump in the not too distant future. You’ll notice a few individuals over at bitcointalk pushing NXT extremely hard. Make no mistake – these are the initial investors, and they have a lot to gain at your expense. They’ve essentially turned 23 BTC into 87,000 BTC. The caveat is that they need to find enough people to dump onto.
Is the AKC pool good to go SunnyD?
Is the AKC pool good to go SunnyD?
Lol. AKC launch fail.
Someone brute forced the zip file and started the coin early. lol..
Lol. AKC launch fail.
Someone brute forced the zip file and started the coin early. lol..
Yup. The wallet is still secured.Yup. See that on the BT thread.
Jesus Christ.... ironically this might make it MORE popular. The more sh!t a coin is the more money we can make in the initial release! I'll keep watching both threads....
Yup. The wallet is still secured.
When I mine AKC coins, where should I dump them to?
Also wondering the same thing. The page must be getting hammered. Taking 60+ seconds to load. Just signed up, but last pass didn't remember the password..... uggh
The wallet for AKC...nevermind that...... the wallet?
The wallet for AKC...nevermind that.
Where should I dump AKC coins?
Also, Pandacoins look promising.
Okay cool. Pandacoins come out Friday so.No exchange yet for AKC coins. Purely speculative, though it's a safe bet at least one exchange will pick up any given currency eventually.