/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.12275110]

While everyone else is exit scamming Skycoin has been partnering with McAfee, released their own hardware wallet, programming language and are about to release the antenna's and switch over to main net. I think Skycoin is the ripest to be pumped TRX/XVG style once the bull run comes in 2021. Have you really done your research anon? Because real investors won't be buying a random shitcoin with buzzwords but a coin associated with an organisation which is actually generating revenue

[Anonymous No.12275121]

>>12275110
>Have you really done your research anon
Yes. Skycoin is smoke and mirrors, case in point:
>hardware wallet
Sky is not decentralized. The concept is pointless.

[Anonymous No.12275171]

>>12275110
McAfee is a scammer
Dero paid him to shill too
Scammer nr1

[Anonymous No.12275180]

Is there a point to this when we have zeronet?
>https://zeronet.io/

[Anonymous No.12275186]

Scam

[Anonymous No.12275221]

>>12275110
still not decentralised.
Still no consensus algorithm.

[Anonymous No.12275289]

>>12275171
Geuss Dero paid Szabo too right

[Anonymous No.12275332]

>>12275289
Nah he just deleted his tweet after reading more into the project and seeing what a scamming pajeet captain is

[Anonymous No.12275337]

>>12275180
The main reason to have Skycoin and Skywire is that it gives you work to do. You get paid for running a node, you get paid for developing apps, you get paid for helping to grow the network. You get paid by the protocol, not by the devs. Skycoin is an incentivized network that operates in accordance with the protocol of life as we know it.

[Anonymous No.12275357]

Remind me again, why should I learn another late language with no documentation or stackoverflow etc?

Let me guess, you are not a programmer...

[Anonymous No.12275418]

>>12275171
>Dero
Sir we are planning on doing a Vishnu smart contract. Dero is perfect platform because Vishnu likes privacy when pooing in loo.

[Anonymous No.12275434]

>>12275337
>get paid by the protocol, not by the dev
You get paid by literally sending an email to the devs.

[Anonymous No.12275816]

>>12275434
You had to be registered for the testnet for testnet rewards, but on mainnet you get paid for your node via bandwidth metering. You are paid in coinhours and coinhours are converted into Skycoin via the payment protocol, which basically buys your coinhours for Skycoin and then burns the coinhours. This mechanism relies on the store of undistributed Skycoin and is needed in order to bootstrap the ecosystem.

[Anonymous No.12275954]

>>12275337
Atleast you won't have to whore yourself out like Bitcoin developers

https://twitter.com/LukeDashjr/status/1054545007418507264

[Anonymous No.12275963]

>>12275954

[Anonymous No.12276101]

>>12275816
>via the payment protocol
you mean 'email to devs'

[Anonymous No.12276184]

>>12276101
>replying to a post to tell people it said what he wanted it to say instead of what the poster said.

[Anonymous No.12276189]

>>12275121
It's decentralized in many ways. DYOR.

[Anonymous No.12276204]

>>12276184
Explain the 'payment protocol'.

[Anonymous No.12276211]

>>12276189
>It's decentralized in many ways
In many super-special ways I presume. Just not the one way that matters in crypto (hint: it's a centralized database)

[Anonymous No.12276260]

>>12275180
Anything on the legacy Internet is compromised by default. ISPs and governments decide if you can connect to Zeronet or any other flavor of SDN out there and the performance will always be limited by ISP hardware.

[Anonymous No.12276264]

>>12275221
Sure there is, it's called Obelisk.

[Anonymous No.12276274]

>>12275110
McAfee is a shitcoin pumping scammer who also killed a dude for killing his dog. He is still wanted in Belize

[Anonymous No.12276275]

>>12275357
Because it's Golang with blockchain functions added should be easy to use.

[Anonymous No.12276287]

>>12276260
zeronet is all peer-to-peer
>ZeroNet uses Bitcoin cryptography and BitTorrent technology to build a decentralized censorship-resistant network. Users can publish static or dynamic websites in ZeroNet and visitors can choose to also serve the website. Websites will remain online even if it is being served by only one peer.
>https://www.whonix.org/wiki/ZeroNet

[Anonymous No.12276306]

>>12276101
Whitelisting was only to keep the testnet from being overrun by pajeets. Mainnet will be merit based and open to anyone.

[Anonymous No.12276310]

>>12276264
>Skyschizo enter 'semantics quibbling' mode
It's not implemented and is far from completion - after 7 years of the project being in development.

Why everything about sky is laughably bad.

[Anonymous No.12276323]

>>12276275
So it's not a super-special separate language as was continuously advertised. As always, everything about sky is smoke and mirrors, as you blatantly prove in this post.
>Muh perfect, awesome language!!
>It's just a copy paste basically, lel

[Anonymous No.12276335]

>>12276211
While in development, there's a centralized node, but that's not the final implementation. Obelisk is running internally and has been tested.

There's also the decentralization of Skywire nodes.

[Anonymous No.12276341]

>>12276306
Censorship. Very nice.
As always, schizophrenic-level projections abound in the addled mind of the skyschizo

[Anonymous No.12276344]

>>12276287
Yeah, peer to peer on the legacy Internet. Comcast still holds the kill switch.

[Anonymous No.12276350]

>>12276310
Nah, it's pretty much done and will be released soon after Skywire.

[Anonymous No.12276359]

>>12276344
As it does for TOR, right sweetie? Luckily true freedom from censorship is made real by non-jewish ToR/zeronet devs. Not some amateur, money/power hungry whitelisting (lel) retards.

[Anonymous No.12276368]

>>12276323
Sure it's special. Being able to use a specialized version of Golang to run smart contracts and full applications on blockchain is pretty significant.

Your expectations are flawed. It's not about "muh language" it's about actually being able to do things.

[Anonymous No.12276374]

>>12276344
what a shitface

[Anonymous No.12276383]

>>12276350
>soon
Sure sweety

[Anonymous No.12276384]

>>12276341
For testnet, sure. Mainnet is open to all.

[Anonymous No.12276387]

>>12275221
After this guy gets BTFO the same retards will come up with some other bullshit FUD

[Anonymous No.12276395]

>>12276335
>While in development, there's a centralized node, but that's not the final implementation
7 years of development ladies and gentlemen. A monkey with a keyboard would've done it by now. some of the skydevs collapsed into catatonic schizophrenia one has to presume.

[Anonymous No.12276396]

>>12276359
They do. Tor is also compromised by US alphabet agencies. They run corrupt exit nodes among other spying methods.

[Anonymous No.12276403]

>>12276383
Yep, soon. Rome wasn't built in a day.

[Anonymous No.12276413]

>>12276396
Good that sky has whitelists to prevent those agencies from causing harm.

[Anonymous No.12276424]

>>12276387
This has been "fud" for literally a year

[Anonymous No.12276425]

>>12276387
He never gets BTFO. Is this your first sky thread?

[Anonymous No.12276450]

>>12276395
Most coins on the market are vulnerable to 51% attacks, as we've started to see more of in the news. Skycoin is not weak in this sense. Obelisk will be released without 51% vulnerabilities because it's been well researched.

[Anonymous No.12276465]

>>12276403
Sky is middle earth's Hobbiton more than Rome.

[Anonymous No.12276467]

>>12276413
Just the testnet is whitelisted. Even if bad actors are on Skywire, it's structured in a way that can't be tampered with.

[Anonymous No.12276492]

>>12276450
As a trade-off, it will not work at all.

[Anonymous No.12276494]

>>12276465
That analogy works too. The Shire is peaceful, safe, and private, hidden away from the all seeing eye of Sauron.

[Anonymous No.12276499]

>>12276450
>skyshill resorting to underhanded tactics to make sky palatable at all by posting scantily clad females.
They know the project is worthless on it's own.

[Anonymous No.12276505]

>>12276492
Sure it will. If it doesn't, I'll eat my dick.

[Anonymous No.12276510]

>>12276395
Proud to be a Skyschizo

Written by Peter fucking Thiel
https://www-wired-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.wired.com/2014/09/run-startup-like-cult-heres/amp

[Anonymous No.12276524]

>>12276499
I can go find some naked cowboys or some Canadian dog fuckers if that's more your speed.

[Anonymous No.12276525]

>testnet is whitelisted
>fiddling with words
Node operators had to send emails to get their regular sky renumeration. blatantly lying and word-twisting as always

[Anonymous No.12276545]

>>12276524
You can send them to this guy
>>12276505
He seems interested in penises

[Anonymous No.12276552]

>>12276510
>Proud to be a Skyschizo
What else can you do? You have to live with your mental illness after all.

[Anonymous No.12276565]

>SKY
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[Anonymous No.12276599]

>>12276204
The reason that Skycoin uses coinhours, is because Skycoin itself is deflationary. There will only ever be 100 million Skycoins. Coinhours are constantly increasing in supply, and since inflation reduces valuation of an asset, people are naturally motivated to spend it. The payment protocol will allow price discovery of Coinhours by an auction system, but the mechanics are subject to the state of economic activity in the ecosystem. In the early stages, the system will be bootstrapped with price-setting.

[Anonymous No.12276603]

>>12276525
Yeah, node operators on the testnet. We're about to be in mainnet where adding a node for rewards is trivial.

[Anonymous No.12276623]

>>12276603
So all the current sky supply ... is testnet sky?
Impressive scam.

[Anonymous No.12276649]

>>12276599
>In the early stages, the system will be bootstrapped with price-setting.
>'mainnet' will be centralized
Sky's inability to be decentalized in any capacity is just hilarious

[Anonymous No.12276657]

>sky

[Anonymous No.12276769]

The guy that murdered his neighbor and paid prostitutes to shit in his mouth does seem like the perfect partnership, but not in a good way.

[Anonymous No.12276805]

>>12276649
There never has been a totally decentralized system and there never will. This is in accordance with the pattern seen everywhere in nature, from the planets that circle around the star, to the leaf that grows from a branch that grows from a tree. Over-centralization is the current paradigm of human organizations and is an unbalanced state of disease from the perspective of individual human actors. This is why decentralization has become a popular idea among cryptocurrency adherents. It is a common belief of the ill-informed cryptocurrency adherent that cryptocurrencies exhibit absolute decentralization and that any instance of centralization in a crypto project should be seen as a red flag. The fact is, all cryptocurrency projects to date exhibit centralization in many different ways, and that centralization is a necessary feature of all organized systems, cryptocurrency included. Skycoin's ecosystem is designed to increase in decentralization as it develops. Nodes on Skywire need to be separated by physical distance in order to provide an increase of telecommunications bandwidth. The number of undistributed Skycoins will always decrease over time as they are distributed. The payment protocol will be able to discover coinhour price more efficiently on it's own as the amount of economic activity in the ecosystem grows. The CX programming language supports full serialization and deserialization, which makes it very difficult to hide proprietary code. The Obelisk consensus algorithm has no block reward or transaction fees, and has a low barrier to entry, which prevents the kind of centralization that most plagues cryptocurrencies that rely on POW or POS consensus algos. The development team of a cryptocurrency including Skycoin is a centralized body, however, it is open to participation for those who are competent and able.

[Anonymous No.12277206]

>>12276623
Testnet Skywire

Skycoin is its own thing.

[Anonymous No.12277247]

>>12276805
Hi Synth. Write more concisely, nobody is reading all of that.

[Anonymous No.12277249]

>>12276805
>wall of sophistry
Everybody knows what is meant by decentralization in the context of crypto.

[Anonymous No.12277260]

>skyfleet

[Anonymous No.12277271]

they can release anything they want, they'll always be a worthless ico token, with no userbase, and a dwindling pool of speculators, like every other alt.

they were just stupid enough to spend the free money these late adopters gave them on actually building clones of hardware (trezor is inherently insecure) or working on the easy parts of their problem theyre solving, like languages, instead of trying to solve the hard problems, which they cant solve.

[Anonymous No.12277276]

>>12275110
>antenna's
You want to know how I found the Hans?

[Anonymous No.12277287]

>>12277247

Love that simple design was a cutie

[Anonymous No.12277296]

>>12277271
>they were just stupid enough to spend the free money these late adopters gave them on actually building clones of hardware (trezor is inherently insecure) or working on the easy parts of their problem theyre solving, like languages, instead of trying to solve the hard problems, which they cant solve.
So much this

[Anonymous No.12278161]

>>12277247
I'm not Synth
>>12277249
>Everybody knows what is meant by decentralization in the context of crypto despite investing in over a thousand centralized scams over the last couple years and losing their life savings.
>>12277271
>>12277296
>ICO token
Skycoin was launched in Apr.2015 3 months before Ethereum was launched.
>Clones and easy parts
By all means, don't buy Skycoin if you are a Bitcoin maximalist. This does not explain why you people are always in this thread posting pictures of human beings being tortured and photos of dog's assholes. Making false claims and distorting facts with the singleminded purpose to defame the project.

[Anonymous No.12278223]

>>12278161
>Making false claims and distorting facts with the singleminded purpose to defame the project.
Blatant projection. This is the main point against skycoin,l repeated and unanswered in every single thread. This is easily verifiable by reading any thread.
Also, underhanded advertising by flashing women asses will be countered adequately.

[Anonymous No.12278237]

S*K*Y
S*K*Y
S*K*Y

[Anonymous No.12278399]

>>12277249
Explain what you mean by decentralization in the context of the internet

[Anonymous No.12278430]

Redpill me on how a cluster of raspberry pis is better than my currently unprofitable rx570 mining rig

[Anonymous No.12278436]

>>12278223
Explain why you are in every Skycoin thread, making so many posts, and go ahead and list the false claims Skycoin supporters are making.

[Anonymous No.12278446]

>>12276387
He’s right though. Learn what this means and why Sky failing in this regard means it’s a scam.

[Anonymous No.12278571]

>>12278237
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vbR2X3sJNs

[Anonymous No.12278628]

>>12278430
The cluster of single board computers are a type of computer regularly used in industry for embedded systems. Embedded systems need to have low power consumption and high reliability. While your mining rig is the better choice for POW mining. They are energy intensive and expensive to operate. Skyminer nodes will run Skywire software that form the machine layer of the skywire networking stack. Skyminer nodes can also run various applications tp support services on the network. The official Skyminer consists of a PSU, router, and 8 orange pi primes. The software is designed to take advantage of multiple nodes in a cluster, and the architecture provides compartmentalization for enhanced security. Some nodes will participate in the consensus algorithm, but Skyminers earn compensation for forwarding packets instead.

[Anonymous No.12279188]

Can i already run this as a non-exit-node on my raspberry as to not get instaswatted?

[Anonymous No.12279355]

I bet the portfolio of all the fudders here is 95% erc tokens

[Anonymous No.12279373]

>>12279188
There are no non-exit nodes supposedly.

[Anonymous No.12279394]

>sky

[Anonymous No.12279583]

>>12279394
What is that?

[Anonymous No.12279622]

>>12279583
You have to look at it for a little longer to understand what it is.

[Anonymous No.12279749]

>>12276565
Sky fudders upping their game hard by googling dogs assholes.

[Anonymous No.12279762]

>>12279749
Trying to follow the leaders in unethical shilling, with their feminine models with sky logo stamped all over.

[Anonymous No.12279954]

>>12276499
>>12276565
>>12276657
>>12277260
>>12278237
>>12279394
*sniiiiiifffff*

[Anonymous No.12279974]

>>12279762
>ethics in the computer money industry
Skycoin is a bunch of Boy Scouts compared to most.

[Anonymous No.12279989]

down 97.86% from ATH lol shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.12280006]

>>12275110
There is a reason Intel divested it’s interest in McAffee

[Anonymous No.12280228]

>>12275110
>partnering with McAfee

[Anonymous No.12280389]

>>12275110
thanks just bought 100k

[Anonymous No.12281061]

I would like to get in on Skycoin but Synth still hates /b because of the old day beef with Scientology. I am afraid I am still on the Scientolgy blacklist. Do any of you anons know if Synth has forgiven us?

[Anonymous No.12281127]

>>12281061
Join us. Or else.

[Anonymous No.12281582]

>>12275110
don't waste time with bizlets. They are the same guys who refused to buy bitcoin at $100 only to dump all of their family's savings at 20k.

Not everyone deserves to buy sky at $1