/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11481446
They charge 1 btc for a Skyminer. The cost of a skyminer is about 800 dollars I believe, and you get the difference in Skycoin so you dont get scammed, you just pay for a Skyminer and the amount of Skycoin equally to the price of 1 btc

It forwards traffic atm, and in the future it will do processing and storage aka cloudcomputing and cloudstorage. So anyone forwarding packets, using your processor or storage will pay you according to the amount they use.

If you dont wanna pay 1 btc you can create your own DIY Skyminer

>>11481446
0.025 BTC with 10SKY rebate?
0conf single skywire node?
Gives you access to Skywire and Skywire earnings, plus 240 coinhours per day for the 10 SKY?

A full cluster of chink interns, plus additional gook and pajeet trainee pods, 3 niggers and a jap thot?

>>11481446
Looks like a $5 Raspberry Pi Zero with a unpopulated GPIO break-out PCB board of some type and some kind of antenna on the left in a cheap acrylic case. Nothing is wired up. Total estimated parts cost : About $25. The stand offs used in that case are more expensive than the Pi Zero.

>>11481643
>They charge 1 btc for a Skyminer
there are literally people who paid $20k in January for a small pile of $8 raspberry pi's and a bag of premined scam coins. holy shit

looks like a rasberry pi kit

Those PCBs use thru-hole components, not SMT parts, in other words they are hobbyist boards meant for hand-soldering by the end user. If they are pawning these off as some kind of next-level tech devices and OP's picture is legit, you skyfags are unironically getting played hard.

>>11482867
They arent going to use the board in the picture, its just for show

Go to 16 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHacr1u3LGg

>>11482939
Synth is a clueless tard and has never even used an opamp, never mind designed a global internet protocol
and chink interns arent any better either

fuck off

The sky part is the best part.

You've all been played so fucking hard, you're resorted to buying lottery tickets.

>>11482947
>>11482998
You guys are funny.

9:50
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zc12ZPbMLE

>>11482939
>They arent going to use the board in the picture, its just for show
I just watched it. The PCB layout they pulled up is hobbyist tier shit. I've made similar designs in EagleCAD for small run PCB productions for retrofits in vintage electronics boards (Pinball and Arcade games).
If you guys are honestly dropping 1 BTC on this shit, you need to pull out now (if you even can).

>>11483107

But look at this super advanced antenna, that is sure to replace all ISPs everywhere in the world, and finally bring a decentralized internet to mankind.

>>11483107
i bet that shit has MASSIVE ground loops
chink intern designed SHITE

>>11483107
>I just watched it. The PCB layout they pulled up is hobbyist tier shit.

Stop talking smack you dingdong, you cant see which circuit is what on the fucking board because it doesnt tell you, I knew you would come up with some stupid shit like that. Just shows you're a delusional fudder who doesnt know jack shit

>>11483140
>Bringing new tech to the industry
>Bringing mobile phones that doesnt need landlines
>Must be scam

>Bringing new tech to the industry
>Bringing antennas that can communicate without landlines
>Must be scam

>>11483161

I don't care about the rest of this thread but he's right though. The components that are outlined in white, the blue board color and the pre-drilled corner holes are not things you see in mass-produced boards. This is off-the-shelf hobbyist material bought at the local arduino store.

>>11483172

>anon's shitty junk computer antenna will replace landlines and atlantic cables.

why do all of these fudders care about skycoin so much? there werent even this many bitconnect threads back in the day, and bitconnect was the clear scam.

threads are only started on biz when the OP has something to gain from it

actually I'd like to point out the microcontroller board in the back is literally a raspberry pi zero (pic related)

>>11483190
LMAO, YOU ARE SUCH A BRAINLET, THE HOLES LITERALLY DOESNT MATTER LOL
and what the hell do you mean by pre-drilled, do you think you drill holes in the circuit board afterwards? Literal brainlet

The holes are only there so that you can attach it like in OPs picture

Do you even know what a circuit board does?

>>11483268

In this video at 16 min
>>11482939
"Next generation will have these boards"
Shows prototype mockup
"Here we have a raspberry pi zero which will be replaced"

>>11481446
To all the FUDDERS:
I'm a DIY Skyminer operator and I don't really like the way skycoin distributes the coins and does the rebate with overpriced hardware.
BUT is there any other project out there that actually tries to build a decentralized internet? Like anything that even comes close to the plans of skycoin?
I don't care about sky or mooning, I just think it's important to understand that we have to do this to keep the free flow of information. I don't even care if the project has a low chance of success, we must try something.

>>11483291

It does matter actually.

custom-designed boards will have the holes in optimal locations (not in the way of components and in places that keep the pcb size minimal) , and usually that's not in the corners which causes tons of lost space at the sides and makes it more expensive ;)

Usually it will also be designed to fit a custom enclosure where it's unlikely that the mountpoints will match the corners of the pcb.

Go open up your modem/toaster/whatever if you don't want to believe me.

>>11483347
based

>>11483347
Dude, they are PAID fudders. Do not debate with them, they just bitch every day with the same arguments and end with "mad bagholders hehehe" and retry the next day. Just ignore them.

>>11483430
But the purpose of the hardware isn't selling the hardware itself. It's just a proof on concept product that would work and contribute to the network predictably. In the end you use any hardware you want once the code matures. Just like with the Skyminers.

>>11482867
Kek, this.

>>11483347
You might be a pajeet shilling your bags but even if you are... I truly agree with your ideal. I just wish a more sophisticated solution would appear

All shit PCBs, dumb cunts

>>11483161
>Stop talking smack you dingdong, you cant see which circuit is what on the fucking board because it doesnt tell you, I knew you would come up with some stupid shit like that. Just shows you're a delusional fudder who doesnt know jack shit
I've designed enough dual-sided non multi-layered hobbyist level PCBs in my lifetime to know what one looks like. This is a hobby level design, done by a single person, not a team of highly skilled individuals. That image exported with the board traces is from EagleCAD or similar, because when you get into multi-layered PCBs to set up for a PNP machine, it gets so overly complex with everything from trace angle to heat dissipation to via depth that you need the software to make a lot of those decisions for you automatically. This layout was 100% hand-drawn. It even looks like he's using goldfingers as a connection method, aka like a fucking Nintendo cartidges. The Pinnacle of reliability there.
Refute this please. Feel free to ask questions.
>t. 15+ yr Hobbyist electronics nerd

>>11483430
>custom-designed boards will have the holes in optimal locations

Ok so what are the holes obstructing?
It really sucks that intel is so bad at creating circuit boards with all their experience, look at those holes man.........

>>11483810
>Hobbyist electronics nerd
Just proves my point that you're nothing more than a amateur who thinks he knows shit

>>11483841

pc motherboards are standardised so that they will fit any pc case you dumb fuck

>>11483841
>Ok so what are the holes obstructing?
"Custom designed boards" would reffer to a non-standardised shape/size.
This MB in picture, although custom, follows the atx format, therefore it was designed around that layout.
Screw mounting points DO matter. Routing ground traces around something absolutely influences the behavior of modern logic, where high/low state differences are what used to be considered tolerable noise in stuff decades ago.

>>11483903
>Just proves my point that you're nothing more than a amateur who thinks he knows shit
No shit I'm not a pro faggot. I said I know HOBBYIST stuff when I see it because I live in that world. I am literally trying to help people from being scammed here. It is your money, do what you want, IDC.

>>11483929
Thats funny because its a server board which doesn't sit in a PC case

>>11483932
I didnt say that they dont matter, Im saying they are not obstructing anything you shithead

>>11483982

fine, but it's still a standard microATX format which can be mounted in server racks or in the case of this shitty single-cpu server board, most likely still in a regular computer case.

>>11484043
lol just stop now how many times does he need to correct you

Each node isn't supposed to replace the entire internet. It is just forwarding packets to one other node or end user at a time. These boards actually should be hobbyist tier so they are more accessible to the average user that wants to participate. Skywire is not hardware, it is software. You can use whatever hardware you want. The official hardware is more for convenience as the guides cater specifically to them

>>11484066

lol, I'm still right. Changing id won't change anything. I hope you learned something today so you look less like an idiot next time.

I thought the point was that skywire was hardware agnostic.

Nice anti-Skycoin astroturf u guys got going here. Creating all these threads to attack Skycoin, they don't even have to make threads to shill SKY anymore. Kek.

>>11484412
Yeah, it is.You can even install it on your Windows PC.

>>11484438

Then why the sperg out over a clear prototype?

>>11482947
Synth is probably satoshi btw

>>11482998
>BITCOIN: does nothing, will never do nothing

>>11483593

>Wants someone to decentralize the internet with a more sophisticated solution out of thin air.

Never going to make it.

The fact is Skycoin is closer to decentralizing the internet than anyone and that isn't likely to change. They have 10 years of work ahead of any competitor, what they are doing was purposed as simply impossible due to the kind of groundwork needed peer to peer interconnection.

With the improvement of WIFI tech they are going to try to do the impossible. It's going to take a while yet. You're talking about people being directly connected to one another without a 3rd party to handle it, that's some SCI-FI shit. Cable companies have wires running through the ocean because they can't even do that kind of shit.

Is it a pipe dream? Possibly, we won't know until they try. There isn't a big enough incentive to improve wifi because it does what it's supposed to do. Skycoin is trying to anyway because if they can actually improve it to the standard they are hoping to then it will be all downhill. The cable companies certainly don't give a fuck and haven't been trying, they make too much money keeping the status quo.

If you complain about cable company conglomerates but talk shit about Skycoin because they are "too ambitious" then you are the problem.

>>11482867
Nah, they're pawning them off as ultra-cheap low bandwidth communications tech with little to no profitability. The only way this stuff makes sense is getting users on the Skywire platform and buying/selling bandwidth.
Wow, cheap texting for the developing world without paying the telcom jews $20/mo, what a "scam".

>>11483064
>prof dr dr
I didn't even know people had titles like this, fug.

>>11483140
Quantity is better in this case. 300,000 cheap antennas in a city is more downtime resistant than two ISP companies.

>>11483140

>Imagine being a paid fudder and thinking that it's a good idea to shit on a prototype antennae instead of realizing that it makes your motive transparent.

Why don't you stop shitting in this thread and go shit in the street you dirty pajeet.

>>11483190
The whole point is to allow normies to build these things themselves with commonly available parts.

It takes years to build up industrial manufacturing flows for these things and if you farm it out to Chink production lines they just steal your IP and jack up the cost. They can't build their own production lines fast enough, so they design equipment that you or I can go to a hobbyist store and build with off the shelf parts. I can build the Skyminer, this LoRa device, the Antenna, and probably even the hardware wallet with ridiculously cheap, toy parts.

The fact that the people behind Skycoin try to make their hardware as cost effective and as user-serviceable as possible goes a long way to show their decent intentions.

>>11483064
If anybody here took the time to actually digest this video you would realise 9/10 posters in this thread are either full blown retards or paid FUD

>>11483235
They lose their BTC and ETH mining fees if everyone moves to a feeless platform like Skycoin.

>>11483314
With an offbrand board, maybe even an FPGA that's comparable, but likely much cheaper.

>>11483810
>everyone should reinvent the wheel because I know how to make wheels

Thanks for your hobbyist contributions grandpa, but we're building something bigger than that and wasting time with custom board autism for a system that's hardware agnostic is the dumbest possible use of time when perfectly good boards are out there.

Skywire will get off the ground with what is currently available. As time goes on, more specific hardware solutions can be devised.

>>11483235
Skywire is a scam. Their infrastructure won't immediately replace ISP's in developed urban areas. This is the only area that matters and no use cases extend beyond that. Stay far away from this shitcoin

>>11484928

What the fuck are you even talking about. It would immediatly replace ISP's in urban areas more so than rural. It's P2P the more densely populated area the more connectivity between people.

The actually problem is connect rural and across seas.

You clearly don't know what you are talking about.

>>11484928
>Rural and suburban retards voted for Skycoin. City people all voted for Substratum.

lol k

>>11484841

It lends me so much courage to just pour everything I can into this coin. The amount of FUD from people who clearly have no idea how Sky proposes to decentralize just proves that the paid Fudding Synth has talked about is not only real but on a scale he underestimated.

>>11484921
>Thanks for your hobbyist contributions grandpa, but we're building something bigger than that and wasting time with custom board autism for a system that's hardware agnostic is the dumbest possible use of time when perfectly good boards are out there.
Ok. Why is he building a custom board then?
If the point is that anyone can build this with any off the shelf hardware, why even pitch this stuff and waste time with prototypes? Just grab the pre-built stuff and start coding, right? You don't find any of this fishy and/or unprofessional?
This is scary looking even for crypto.

>>11484966
>>11485000
Enjoy the 10 year hodl while I make money on REAL coins like RVN. You think anyone cares about pie in the sky?

>>11485029
Because it has to work with off the shelf parts first. This allows anyone to make these things and install the software, which is better for adoption, not so good for money grabbing profit.

Then they can make refined, cost effective specialized parts after they have the off-the-shelf systems working. This gives normies a cheap plug and play option.

>>11485071
Yeah, I'm sure you'll be feeling great about that 400% you got off a shitcoin when Sky is $280 next year.

>>11485135
Delusional. Even if this Skyscam does show any promise I can always go in afterwards and reap the same gains as you hodlers since you faggots share any bit of news here

>>11485187
I know. You're serving your purpose now though. I'll welcome you with open arms at your $40 buy in, my prodigal son.

the red bit is used to stick in your butthole

>>11485029

>Literally do nothing with advertising and listening for almost 10 years.

WAAAH WE WANT THIS PROJECT TO TAKE OFF YOU GUYS OBVIOUSLY AREN'T SERIOUS IF ALL YOU DO IS CODE

>Finally release coin but literally do 0 advertising

WAAAH WHY DID I BUY THIS SHITCOIN THEY WORK ON THE PROJECT BUT NO ONE IS BUYING BECAUSE THEY DON'T ADVERTISE, IT'LL NEVER HAPPEN WITHOUT SUPPORT

>Start advertising

WAAAAH WE NEED PROOF OF CONCEPT

>Make a tutorial to build your own machine to act as node

WAAAH HOW DO YOU EXPECT NORMIES TO DO THIS? THIS ISN'T THE FUTURE, NOT EVERYONE WILL BE A TECHIE

>Promise a machine will be available for normies but continue to code and promote while waiting for distribution to get ironed out

WAAAAH IT'S BEEN 6 MONTHS, WHY NO NORMIE MACHINE?!?!? NOT EVEN A PRICE!?!?

>It's coming out chill, we'll set the price to 1BTC, that way we tie skycoin directly to BTC and it increases incentive for our coin. You'll only pay for the part cost if you want to reverse back to BTC after purchase you are able to do that completely.

OMG WHY ARE THEY SHILLING PRODUCT WHEN THEY COULD BE CODING!?!?!?!?

Literally no win situation or you're a fudder, one or the other.

>>11485071

I'm perfectly content with a 10 year hold.

Changing the internet forever is not a simple or fast task but it sure as hell will be lucrative.

>>11481643
>Will do storage and compute
Dude you have no fucking idea how much more complex that is. Sia has been in development for years and they still do not have a way to publicly share files.
That is just the storage layer. Iexec still does not have a 100% secure method of code execution and that is utalizing on chip encryption shit for x86 . The mesh net can only ever happen with phones, hobbyists with tiny antennas aren't going to do shit.

You are delusional as fuck if you think this will be anything more than a cheap VPN endpoint system for a couple of years , fading into nothing .

>>11485343

Shilling another coin
Saying what they are working on is impossible with no concrete reason
Hyperbolic statement that insults supporters
Calling it vaporware without a solid reason

Yup, that's a fuddbot.

>>11485343
It's not an issue. Skycoin has enough talent on hand to write their own languages. CX (smart contracts and applications) is the focus now, CXO (storage) is next.

https://ufile.io/1bike

>>11485343
Funnily enough, that's why they have their Skyminers running on ARM boards. x86 is shit.

>mesh net can only ever happen with phones
I see that the extent of your mesh networking knowledge comes from a Christopher Nolan Batman movie.

>>11483064
I hold about 800 SKY, I want 3-4k
Jesus, is this conversation a fake?
I mean holy fuck are we the Jews now?

>>11482839
TBF it's probably more like $30-40 in hardware. But yeah, the level of scam is pretty extreme. Anyone buying into this is going to be very disappointed.

>>11485432
>X86 is shit
Ok , then where are all the arm hosting providers ? Scaleway only supports aarch64 on expensive chips and people only use it for build farms for compiling natively.
The reason I specifically pointed out x86 is because there will never be this kind of proprietary shit in arm chipsets , so remote execution will involve you trusting the nodes to not steal your data.
I would need to trust people like you super shill anime faggot with my companie's IP .
>They have the team to do it
It's a time to market thing, low earth orbit internet will exist before this has ironed out bugs on a decentalized storage layer .

>>11485441
We're outjewing the jews at their own game.

>>11485508
>raw performance is fine, that's the price you pay for letting literal jews backdoor your computer on a hardware level

>low earth orbital internet
will never take off, slow as fuck and expensive as fuck

>>11485508
Also, Skywire is a trustless system, people won't steal data from nodes because they literally can't.

>>11484636
> With the improvement of WIFI tech they are going to try to do the impossible. It's going to take a while yet. You're talking about people being directly connected to one another without a 3rd party to handle it, that's some SCI-FI shit. Cable companies have wires running through the ocean because they can't even do that kind of shit.


what are you talking about? I know that with them you would always go trought a vpn connected to some kind of ISP, so it's not totally ''ISP free''

>>11485343
Trusting what? You're running your own skywire client that encrypts everything, sure meta data, timing attacks, etc.
They are not implementing a complete user cloud storage, but rather provide resources for their apps and caching for skywire... Which makes it somewhat easier

>>11481643
You do get scammed though because when you get your SKY refund back, the price will have dramatically changed and you actually only get 0.57 BTC back and would have to wait for the price to bounce back to recoup your full 0.9 BTC.

>>11485631
How do you run computation on encrypted data you cannot decrypt?
Do you faggots just read buzzwords from a medium article and regurgetate them as technical knowledge?
A decentralized internet comes in pieces and the only thing this does is provide a socks proxy.

>>11485837
The computation is encrypted. That's the whole point of CX.

That's correct, a decentralized internet comes in pieces. Testnet is the first step to mainnet, the first piece.

>>11485796

WTF are you talking about? The whole idea is to make ISP's obsolete. Whoever is acting as hosts holds the internet, they need a way to save and catalog the internet on the block-chain which is what they are trying to accomplish currently. They are only using ISP's until they can accomplish that, once there is enough P2P hosting they won't need ISP's anymore because each host would update each website in real time with each interaction from a client.

tl;dr You are saying what they can do right now, I'm talking about the end goal.

>>11485343
Say what you want about Sky, the last time I saw this much discussion about an alt based upon technical functionality, was with Ether back in early 2017, before this board went full retard. Remember how that went...

B-bbut muh turing complete!
Muh Professor Stake! 50 cent shitcoin, lel.

I feel like history is repeating with Sky. Fudders gonna fud, I have yet to see a decent argument against the tech. If Obelisk and CX come out swinging, this thing is going to moon like crazy.

>>11485835

They don't control the market conditions. When people were getting SKY rebates, they didn't sell which is on them. If you sold, and then you actually made more money. If you got your rebate after the dip then it got way SKY. Sucks but it's not their fault.

>>11485869

I forgot to mention that with this goal in mind it would be virtually impossible for internet access downtime due to redundancy in hosting.

>>11485892
Yeah they don't don't control the market but somehow their old marketing team sold off all of their coins and dropped the price from $20 down to $3 and Synth was kidnapped. Right.

>>11485962

>Yeah they don't don't control the market but somehow their old marketing team sold off all of their coins and dropped the price from $20 down to $3

Source.

>Synth was kidnapped

Police report was filed. Threats stopped. Point?

>>11485962
>I know, we'll destroy the value of the coin we're making, that will make us rich!

Even if they had bad intentions, selling over time would be so much easier and would make so much more money. Your conspiracy theory has no effort behind it.

>>11485910
I'm excited about this. If it becomes popular to hook up a $100 battery backup to your antenna/miner setup, Skywire will have the best uptime of any internet service on the planet.

>>11485962
Yeah, this happened. If this had killed Skycoin then there wouldn't be a need to make all these threads to attack it. Bottom was $2 btw.

>>11485892
They don't control the market conditions, but they still should have sent back 0.9 BTC regardless of the market conditions at the time. They're just making bagholders at this point.

>>11485835
>>11485892
>>11485962
I have a skyminer, the SKY refund was badly badly done. They should have given people SKY at the current market rate

>>11486127
Anyone who bought a skyminer round 1 of the 2nd batch got absolutely fucked. Rebate locked at 1.4ksats when price was already below 900 lol.
>>11485884
This is true. Obelisk sounds amazing, will remain on the sidelines until hodlers give me the signal (if that ever happens)

>>11486127

They did at time of purchase. If you mean they should have given you the amount that sky is worth right now you're a fucking idiot. You're asking them to give you money for purchasing something you didn't even need to purchase.

Should have traded to BTC if you were unhappy. Sky will have no problem breaking ATH in a few years so the ROV will be worth it.

>>11486127
Exactly. It's just poor business borderline sketchy. The agreement was 1 BTC upfront for the Skyminer and 0.9 BTC refunded in SKY. You should receive 0.9 BTC back or at least what you receive back should be at least worth 0.9 BTC on the day it was received. It's not my fault that the market went to shit.

>>11485962

The moral of the story is don't trust Chinese teams.

Also that Synth is a fucking idiot but being a fucking idiot doesn't mean the project is bad. Look at Vitalik.

>>11482839
are you retarded? if you didn't want the SKY you could have just... you know... sold them right away?

>>11486219

99% of global tech companies were headed by insufferable pricks, it should make people happy because Synth has all the hallmarks of the greats.


People always forget that Bill Gates was hated because he was a prick. Same goes for Jobs, Bezos, Jesus try to name me one Tech giant who isn't a colossal douchbag bordering autist.

>>11486233
You literally can't get 0.9 BTC back for the SKY they send you because they don't take current market conditions into play when they send you the refund.

i bought a batch 1 skyminer too :(
is there any chance synth daddy will throw some more SKY our way?

they talk so much about not having ways to distribute coins, but have no problem stiffing their earliest supporters that are now living off food stamps

>>11486208
That's not true. If that were the case those that purchased round 1 of batch 2 should have received an even smaller rebate and those that purchased round 2 should have received a larger rebate. Instead what happened was round 1 got fucked and round 2 were retards. Friend has a skyminer been laughing at him for a while over all of this desu

>>11486305
Skycoin team is literally scamming people who buy hardware from them.

>>11486340
>>11486559
They told you how much you are getting before you pay for it. Take some fucking responsibility for your own investment. If it was a scam you wouldn't be able to use DIY miners.

>>11485869

ok, but understand please that to accomplish that goal they will need so many hosts, so mnay people around the globe running skywire in order to get a great coverage. Why should a normie do that? Installing the skyminer, and so on?

>>11486623
Thats not true for those that purchased before the amount was announced. The rebate was neither time of purchase or the market rate. Check Sky price from June 19th-20th which is when they were sent out.
>>11486305
You held through Binance pump?

>>11486746
yes. i never thought the dip would be such a dump

>>11486693

The way people will be able to connect to the internet is through use of coinhours which are generated by Skycoins. The incentive to be a host is to get Skycoins. You will be able to trade hours for other forms of payment or you can trade coins for money.

Why would I want to trade a coin for cash if I can trade the hours instead?

Put in another way, why sell a cow if I can just as easily sell the milk.

Every chink in China want's a decentralized internet because it's impossible for it to be censored. Do you realize the implication of 1-2 BILLION people wanting coinhours everyday?

>>11486746
>>11486771
Well then you shouldn't have paid for it before the amount was announced. Lots of people made bad decisions in crypto cunts that can't take responsibility for their own investments deserve to lose the most. Bunch of whining degenerates.

>>11486299
Which is something they make implicitly clear when anyone makes the purchase in the first place.

>>11486837
I agree. But by definition a .9BTC rebate was not given. Not at time of purchase or market rate. Small issue in the grand scheme of things, unfortunate for early supporters

U are all forgetting that they had their testnet and have zero updates in 6 months

LMAO at the white list process, there’s less than 400 DIY miners and they said they would whitelist 50 a week. And yet still nobody is whitelist unless u are bumchums with synths coke gang

>>11487018

They literally have a broadcast of some kind at least biweekly. Bot begone.

>>11486847
Then why the fuck do they advertise that you get 0.9 BTC refunded in SKY when you clearly don't? It's a fucking scam.

>>11486559
Where's the scam? People send them money and get a different currency and a miner in return?

>>11486305
>living off food stamps
Hello Candy.

>>11487018
>zero updates
u dum as hell

>>11487171
It’s a scam because it’s all controlled on an excel spreadsheet by a cokehead

ZERO updates in 6 months, even erc20 tokens still have updates

>>11486936
>>11487144
>Synth created this scam called slippage guys, its a fucking scam.
By definition, you get 0.9 BTC refunded in SKY although the amount may be subject to market slippage.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/slippage.asp

>>11487222 see >>11487220

There's multiple blockchains that sync with each other, it's just through entities like exchanges and interested individuals.

If you knew anything about coding, you could actually audit their blockchain while the consensus mechanism is still in development.

>>11487222
Checked, Bitcoin is also. Zero updates in 6 years.

synth is a balding jew with no self awareness

at least vitalik knows hes autistic

>>11487266
Probably Polish.

Aware enough to dick around with McAfee on stage in two weeks.

>>11487231
I received an email to pay for the miner and the rebate was calculated for if I had purchased the miner 2 weeks prior. I'd understand if the rebate was calculated at the time I recieved the email, but this is different.

>>11487231
> just price slippage
You mean a falling knife in which the number of coins stolen went from an estimate of 100k to over 600k? Yeah reasonable to expect that

>>11487018
That is absolute bullshit. I was number ~5xx on the whitelist and got my first payment in September. Last time I checked WL was close to 1000, begone fudding faggot.

>>11487424
Did you send the email two weeks prior?

>>11487424
Then don't buy it if you don't like the rebate.

>>11487551
No. I joined a waitlist middle of May and received and email to purchase the miner the beginning of July.

>>11487494
Here your .6BTC rebate. This FUD will pass they only have 100k to dump.
>3 hours later
LOLOL nvm they have access to old wallets we never knew about. Enjoy the .3 rebate

>>11487611
Or how about the team shouldn't advertise 0.9 BTC rebate when that clearly won't happen.

>>11487534
theres 8000 nodes online. 8 nodes per miner = 1000 retards

how can there be 1000 on DIY waiting list when they are selling thousands of the official miners (apparently, according to cokehead jew synth)

>>11487659
>selling thousands of the official miners (apparently, according to cokehead jew synth)
citation needed

>>11487659
Bro, just shut the fuck up, you said there were only 400 DIY miners, which was wrong, now you're conflating the whitelist with official miners.

The white list is for DIY miners, if you don't feel like building your own, you can buy an official one, what is so hard to understand?

Also, the minimum number of nodes needed for a DIY miner is 1, with the max being 8, so the actual number of people with DIY miners cannot necessarily be found by simply dividing current nodes by 8.

>>11487769
how can there be 1000 DIY miners and 1000 official with only 8000 nodes online?

>>11487789
Because DIY miners have between 1-8 nodes each...

>>11487424
>received email, must pay 1 BTC
You sign up for a mailing list, get the email it says what the rebate is. This all happens BEFORE you pay 1 BTC. You are free to back out anytime you want.
>>11487494
So shit happens, its the fucking real world. My dog died also. I stubbed my toe and a bird killed itself flying into my window and that made me me feel sad. Everything bad that ever happened to me is all intentional. Your narrative is based on the kind of reasoning i expect from the mentally ill.

the numbers dont add up, and if u think they do ur a deluded bagholder angry and mad that you got scammed

did u also buy mooncoin?

>>11487631
It's obviously subject to price slippage, if you are too stupid to understand this, and you lack the will to assert your right to back out of payment in response to that email after deciding the rebate was too low it's your fault anyway. It's all your fault. It was your money. Whatever choices you made you are apparently unhappy with them. Take responsibility for it you fucking ingrate. If the price had gone up you would be wearing a shit eating grin gladly taking responsibility, but the price went down instead, so it's someone else's fault. What a fucking loser.

>>11487854
shut the FUCK up u RANCID pajeet, your bags arent getting lighter

>>11487807
Yes the numbers add up. Someone with a DIY machine can just post the transaction id for a montly payment and it will show how many DIY miners are whitelisted and how many nodes each one has.

>>11487875
Ur the pajeets, not taking responsibility for your own shit. dumping it on the fucking road for other people to deal with.

>>11487854
The team isn't responsible for one of their members commiting invoice fraud. Good, then we agree that distribution will always be a problem and people should stay away from this shitcoin.

>>11487943
Here's the alleged scammer btw. Still has a video up on their official channel. What a joke.
https://youtu.be/j38dAxLTcfQ

>>11487943
No, the team is responsible for who they hire, and who had access to funds. The marketing team had access to some funds from the Skycoin foundation and they were scammers. They apparently had been "helping" investors invest in cryptos on the side, holding the private keys for them. This kind of shit has nothing to do with the distribution scheme for Skycoin. It's just fucking degenerates in the crypto industry. If you don't think Skycoin can learn from this and move forward then don't fucking buy any, ever. But of course you don't think anything either way. All you want is to get paid for attacking your target in order to help projects like RVN, whatever other shitcoins you are working for.

>>11488070
Finally, you admit the team fucked up. Now go tell someone to remove that video. Well done Skytard you will be rewarded

>>11487989
Yes that's him, the chink, the other one too. An embarassment to have that vid still up. Does nothing to support your claim that Skycoin is a scam though.

>>11488146
That kind of shit would almost certainly sink any number of these ICO shitcoins on the market. Nobody wastes this kind of time and effort to FUD dead coins tho, do they.

>>11488146
>the marketing team fucked up
They sure did, lol, now they're all in jail.

>>11481446
>>11481446
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Why are you not investing in this man?

>>11483347
Fully decentralized internet is decades away. As in, no longer piggybacking off of current infrastructure. Better off looking for solutions that work in tandem with it while also providing a form of decentralization in the 2nd layer itself.

>>11488416
I think it's funny that you put even less effort in to wishing to cut with words than I do with shitposting.

>>11488426
Slavery is illegal in my country.

>>11481643
>the future
mhmhmhmhmhm ok.

>>11489383
Yeah, Skycoin just keeps delivering, on and on in to the future.

>>11488476
You probably think self driving cars are decades away too.