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>>13078794

Rewards are allocated manually during testnet. In mainnet, coins will be earned automatically based on the bandwidth, storage and computing power provided by your node to the rest of the network.

>>13069228

They don't want masses of normies visiting subversive sites looking for answers, and then subsequently getting redpilled on a whole range of topics about which (((they))) would prefer everyone remain in the dark.

>>12890745

OK, assuming your skills are as good or better than a 'script kiddie', you should be able to go right ahead and shut down the Skycoin network now to demonstrate this vulnerability. Off you go then...

> inb4 "can't be bothered" ... "too busy right now"

>>12608254
This is already answered in my second post in this thread. As with all masternode-based crypto platforms, the masternode writes the blocks into an immutable ledger which is synchronized to all the peers/nodes in the network, creating a consensus as to the state of the blockchain.

Even if Obelisk was never released (it will be, this year) Skycoin could run quite successfully on this masternode system forever and this wouldn't negatively impact Skywire or CX or the hardware wallets or Fiber or any other part of this project. Many other blockchain platforms have a similar central controller - for example IOTA which is top-20 coin.

I can tell that you're growing angry because your 'no consensus' FUD has been completely BTFO, just like all the other Skycoin fud thrown around by projects that feel threatened by Skycoin.

Some of Skycoin’s working products are listed below.

1. Skycoin—a lightning fast currency, with free transactions, and privacy/anonymity via the CoinJoin protocol

2. Software wallets—elegantly designed desktop/mobile wallets for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android

3. Hardware wallets—highly secure, and available at a fraction of the price of competing Trezor/Ledger/KeepKey models

4. Skyminers—can be purchased from Skycoin or built DIY, with almost 10,000 nodes already deployed globally

5. Coin Hours—earned by holding Skycoin in a wallet, and used to purchase services on the Skycoin ecosystem

6. Skycoin CX—a comprehensive programming language for creating games, apps and smart contracts

7. Skycoin Fiber—a platform for launching ICOs whereby each project is given its own dedicated blockchain

8. Skywire—a global decentralized peer-to-peer mesh network of interconnected Skyminer hardware nodes

9. Antennas—due for release in Q1 2019, enabling Skywire nodes to connect wirelessly and bypass ISPs

10. Online stores—making it easy for users to purchase Skycoin hardware and Skycoin-branded merchandise

11. KittyCash—a blockchain collectibles game that improves upon Ethereum’s infamous CryptoKitties game