Honestly u really are dumb

thats what i meant duh, this crap's going to $1

thank fucking god, they have announcements coming up for the conference and I need to get back in

Then i buy more. Its not complicated.

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not recovering

Announcements?

skycoin is hosting an entire conference, I'm getting ready for that pump

you mean dump

why wouldnt announcments pump? are you a fudder?

What kind of announcement is the question.

wow are you really this much of a newfag?

In case you faggots hasn’t finished it out this pump is synth and his boys market buying all their sky back for cheap. They’ll pump it back to fomo level prices again then dump it. Rinse and repeat.

*figured

Projecting what your degen parasite ass would do instead. Actual hard work contributing to the future of civilization is incomprehensible to your type.
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Check development progress yourself by viewing the Skycoin Github.
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The Skywire testnet is online and growing, with a node count of 7500 so far.
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lmao can you imagine these dudes drinking beer while they came up with skycoin
>i tell you man crypto is all the rage now
>ive been thinking about a concept to make big bucks listen up. We sell it as the new internet, made of anthennas and raspberries, distributed all over the world
>hey that might actually work
>dont be stupid. So we hype it up and give people raspberries and this coin for btc
>lmao are you serious? why would people give you their btc for your useless coin and a bunch of pis?
>wait and see
genius if you ask me

>hey that might actually work
>oh wait a second, no it's retarded
>but it sounds just smart enough for a scam...

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smart enough for a scam, only viable in the cryptospace, thats right

crypto currency might be the future but it's a damn volatile in the meantime and this board is know for blowing shittons of money on stupid get-rich-quick strats.

remember the motto for Jow Forums

it's all fake, only a fool would take anything written here as fact.

Because there is no new money coming in? Everyone who wanted to buy has already bought.

Meanwhile, far away from Jow Forums come deep rumblings. If you listen carefully, you may hear them.
youtube.com/watch?v=7zc12ZPbMLE

>lol, look at these fags, they're tricking all these people into liberating themselves from ISP scams and government survelliance

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>distributed antennae can replace the internet infrastructure which took decades and billions to build
you realize ISPs are just the middle man?

I sold at roughly 30% profit, I unironically suggest you do the same, do you really think the market forgot what happened 2 days ago? We're going right back down.

US ISPs intentionally drag their feet and provide shitty service because they can hide behind red tape. Service in even shitty countries like Russia or better countries like South Korea is much much better and much much cheaper than what we pay for.

Anyway, there's certain parts of internet infrastructure that just can't be upgraded well enough to be useful for MPLS and other more ideal technologies. The rest, like undersea fiber cables will be salvaged for Skywire's use.

here, have a dose of reality:
>The Internet backbone might be defined by the principal data routes between large, strategically interconnected computer networks and core routers on the Internet. These data routes are hosted by commercial, government, academic and other high-capacity network centers, the Internet exchange points and network access points, that exchange Internet traffic between the countries, continents and across the oceans. Internet service providers, often Tier 1 networks, participate in Internet backbone traffic by privately negotiated interconnection agreements, primarily governed by the principle of settlement-free peering.
>privately negotiated interconnection agreements
your shitcoin is going nowhere

>The rest, like undersea fiber cables will be salvaged for Skywire's use.
thats beyond delusion

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We're aware of this mechanic. It's a way for governments to make sure they have a choke point they can monitor.

There's various ways to get around it, including getting to the point that independently owned cable laying is feasible. It's not just national agreements that have these intercontinental gateways, but corporations too, and they'll be the first to convert part of their traffic to Skywire.

Or we'll lay our own, like I said in the post before this. Anyway, there's several different ways to accomplish these things and the free market will find a way to do it. Skycoin won't be doing these things themselves, they'll be giving independent operators the tools to execute these concepts.

>independently owned cable laying is feasible
lmao have fun loading a youtube video in 36 hours

With MPLS I'll be able to pull that video from multiple sources, and chances are, if someone's already requested it in my area once, it'll be cached on their skyminer and I'll just download it much more quickly from them.

That independently owned cable will handle MPLS traffic only, meaning much less congestion and better load times than the thousands of people trying to stick their dick in the traditional TCP/IP routes.

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you just dont get it do you? this stuff has long been settled, just like phone companies. Do you see any independent phone companies? oil companies? pharma companies? no, its been monopolized and if something revolutionary was threatening their business, they would be building it themselves.
Your shitcoin only holds value cause this is crypto. Had they started a gofundme or any of those startup money raising things they wouldnt have raised even 10k, cause people who actually have a clue know this project is 100% nonsense

ever wondered why there are no legit network engineers on the team or even in the community?

>it'll be cached on their skyminer
yeah after traveling half the word across through sky antennas right? top fucking lel

Yeah, yeah, they said the same thing about taxi companies. Community-owned ISPs out in Colorado and other midwest states do exist with varying levels of success.

The overall concept for Skycoin actually brings incentive to the table. It creates a closed loop economy that gives people a real reason to give a shit about beaming wifi over that mountain range or out to that island.

There are.

Yeah, because torrenting was such a technological failure, lol

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here, let me spell it out again for you:
>Internet backbone
>strategically interconnected computer networks and core routers
>privately negotiated interconnection agreements
man those bags must be really heavy

>There are.

I'm on the telegram of skywire and skycoin, where are those network engineers you mention? I would love to pick their brain.

torrents still depend on your ISP AND the internet backbone infrastructure. You are talking about doing away with it

Lol, the future is now old man. You really should read up more on modern tech.

Men in suits in beige rooms can't stop this. It's a whole $3k to set up a backhaul antenna.

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@skywire

Stop by any time, please. I'll be glad to answer your questions.

Nah, I just gave an example of successful distributed storage. I never said doing away, I said replacing.

It's not as clunky and tenuous as your pasta seems to indicate. Interconnectivity is critical for many industries and a matter of national security for state actors. Skywire is not the internet, it is a separate publicly accessible global network. Such networks, albeit private, have been in use for over a decade by government, banks, and corporations. They give more reliability, security, and performance than the internet we are accustomed to. Skywire simply intends to roll out this technology in a way that is accessible to smaller businesses and the public at large. This will have enormous economic implications, so Skywire is pretty exciting stuff. Skycoin, being a superior blockchain cryptocurrency with numerous innovations and improvements over older cryptos, does not depend on Skywire to have meaning; while Skywire, being a system for decentralized SDN could operate without Skycoin. The reason that the Skycoin project is building Skywire, is to create an application to drive adoption and growth of an ecosystem that will contribute to economic activity involving not only Skycoin and Skyledger, but other cryptocurrencies as well. As it is with all things in real life, don't think that this project is something where you can just sit on your ass and let the Skycoin team do everything. Skywire requires the active involvement of participating communities, hence the incentive for participation. How long it takes to reach the vision of a decentralized internet, and the degree of it's decentralization will depend on the behavior of it's community members.

running out of arguments i see. So you wish to replace ISPs with your shit antennas and nodes, ok. Good luck replacing those privately negotiated interconnection agreements.. maybe in 50 years. If not better start laying those cables LMAO

>reverse search
>no results
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still cant explain how you can watch a video stream from the other part of the globe at decent quality/speed without using the already existing internet infrastructure for which there are agreements worth billions that only ISPs can touch. The other dude said 'we'll just lay our own cables', what do you say?

I haven't run out of arguments. We've already discussed that there's private companies that own cables as well, that don't rely on international agreements. Feel free to actually address the point that there's financial incentive to do these things and independent operators will find the best way.

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independent operators cant touch those massive cables without going to jail. Who's gonna spend the billions to lay independent cables across the ocean for your network, Synth? you guys are deluded bagholders, face it

>only ISP's can touch.
Tell that to the Banks, Governments, and major corporations.

they have deals worth billions too, does your little project got billions to make those deals aswell?

hahaha, you're just pulling stuff out of your ass now
Go wrap your brain around the sheer number of cables out there and the sheer number of companies operating them submarinecablemap.com/#/submarine-cable/seabras-1

>N-no! They won't let you! It's hopeless!
kek

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you're just proving my point. You wish to replace them with.. antennas and 'independent cable laying' ?

>All good goys cuck and grovel, you wouldn't want to end up in jail would you?
This argument is regularly applied when attempting to manipulate competition regarding innovation of any kind. Besides, current global fibeoptic infrastructure operates far below capacity today. Fiberoptic cables can transmit signals of different wavelengths simultaneously, in addition, high grade fiberoptic cables are able to maintain polarization of signals, so that many separate degrees of polarized signals may pass simultaneously on a single fiber optic cable. All of this has decreased the cost of Fiber optic infrastructure tremendously.

alright better start laying that fiber optic now, hey its cheap now right?
Maybe if you were actually innovating you could compete. For now, you are just another shitcoin with all talk and little results

>...current global fibeoptic infrastructure operates far below capacity today.
>alright better start laying that fiber optic now, hey its cheap now right?
Your desperation is showing.

what part of 'there are agreements worth a LOT of money to use that infrastructure' did you not get? You are the desperate idiot who bought this shitcoin, not me lol. You probably bought in April/May and it shows

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interconnect_agreement
"Interconnect agreements are found both in the public switched telephone network and the Internet."
There it is, your billion dollar agreements only apply to the internet and telephone services. Do you not understand that the internet is defined by routing, not physical infrastructure. There are other global networks that send packets over the same infrastructure, and Skywire will do the same. Skywire introduces its own routing solution, therefore is not relevant to existing internet routing agreements. What part of this do you not understand?

>global networks that send packets over the same infrastructure
and they pay too, will you pay aswell? oops, looks like your network is not that free from corporate control after all. Also, have fun dealing with current telecommunication laws. I can legit see synth at the forefront of changing these law so they adapt to his 'product'...

Ok, maybe you're too stupid to understand it yet. Let me put it a different way. Routing requires computation, storage and bandwidth. Skyminers provide computation, storage and bandwidth. Interconnection agreements cover compensation for accessing the computation, storage and bandwidth of a 3rd party. Skycoin covers compensation for accessing the computation, storage and bandwidth of Skyminers.

your shitminers and shitcoin cant compete with the efficiency of centralized computation put in place by multi billion dollar companies. You are deluded and you have been btfo

no u

You got an awful lot to say about a project you 'Don't like' lol

Your intentions are crystal clear. Also the price is heavily manipulated by bots, try to buy and instantly a sell will come in. Someone or more some people are desperate to get Skycoin cheap cause they know where this is going.

>no arguments
>must be fud to get in cheap!
yeah.. stay deluded

>25 posts in this thread
Don't give up, user. Only you can save us from the evil Skycoin!

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nigger if i wanted to get in i would've at the last dip, it was cheap enough (-95% from ath!!). I've tried discussing the fundamental with skyfags and all i get is a bunch of nonsense so im staying clear. This was my last attempt to see if there was actually something going on but looks like its just another scam. Overtaking the ISP overlords and current infrastructure put in place so we can communicate this fast with a bunch of raspberries and antennas, only a fool would believe it but this is crypto and thats why it still worth something. But not for long..

>Skycoin mooning in the background.

kek

Sky is still tearing it up. If it dips a bit I might buy. Been waiting to get in on this shit but with all the fud and counter fud I couldn’t make a decision. Seems like it’s back and legit though.

Your argument is you can't see how the status quo can't be challenged by new innovation....But thats dumb. And if you don't think Crypto can't challenge the financial system then you don't get it and if you think larger companies could never be challenged by newer ways and better ways of doing things then I think you are wrong....stupidly wrong.

*And heres a hint.....Skycoin WILL be a billion dollar company normskie.

>btfo
But he said this user.

Don't give up! Maybe try starting a new thread? That would let you start out strong shilling Holo.

describe step by step how an email is sent from the U.S to Japan using the Sky network and i might reconsider

Fucking Jap Carrier pigeon what the fuck else?

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Im waiting..
> *crickets*
I like the concept. I really do. But its just not realistic and you know it. You're just waiting for it to pump on hype again so you can curse the next generation of bagholders and take their money. Pic related is how much faith you skyfags actually have in your project.
>when lacking in knowledge, resort to jokes
classic

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Why u here though?

How about you explain to me step by step how when you push buttons on your keyboard, such idiotic stuff ends up posted on Jow Forums.

none of you can explain how something as simple as an email is sent across the sea using your network, and this is the future? where you're putting your money?

i want to understand your tech, but looks like there is none or you're all brainlets

The people who know tech tend to be terrible investors and stay poor from my experience.

so where are the actual tech guys? you know, the ones you are trusting your money with? as this guy pointed out, which this guy replied to then disappeared from the thread after getting asked sensible, logical questions. Nothing fishy here, nope..

Dude I don't know how to use my TV what the fuck has that got to do with anything? How does that reflect on Skycoin?

I do know who seems to know what they are talking about though. Synth worked on Bitcoin core ifs. He's clearly a smart guy. So why don't you talk to him about your big ideas why the project him and his team have been working on for years doesn't work. Join the Telegram now and lets see the responses you get.

were you investing in TVs before they even came out?
>just talk to Synth
riight and face an army of shills obfuscating the discussion
>talk to him in private
like he would respond..
>he's clearly a smart guy
no shit, you gotta be to scam so many people. But only cause he did it with crypto, outside this space no one would've taken him seriously

im still waiting... anyone? shills sure jump straight to the technicals when dealing with other projects but this one?

I'm on the telegram asking your question, do you want an answer or just want to bitch like a little girl?

go ahead explain. Remember, step by step, what each data packet does

Jow Forums won't let me post the telegram group link, why dont you go ask yourself? I dont know shit about tech so its irrelevant I just look at economic social benefits of a project and if the team seem legit. I dont know how Bitcoin works BUT that has nothing to do with me and so as you have made it about the tech then I wonder if you have the balls to follow through?

Ball seems in your court

Go fella, prove me your aren't full of shit.

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ahaa werent you asking? just copy paste the answers. See you are a bullshitter and so is this project. Absolute bullshit

im not getting into your shit telegram, explain it here so all Jow Forums can see

>34 posts, impressive.
Irrelevant question says more about your lack of understanding than anything, desu. SMTP and POP are application layer protocols, authentication is handled by centralized servers. Lots of people use ISP provided email, web-email, company email, self maintained email servers. The routing for emails between these servers has nothing to do with Skywire. Skycoin team is working on the basics of Skywire right now, there will be email on Skywire, but it probably will use CXO. Email between Skywire email servers would of course travel only over Skywire, while emails destined or originating from the clearnet would have to pass through a ipv4/v6 gateway. Keep in mind that Skywire will not reach it's final stage overnight. adoption happens slowly, and varies greatly among the stratified demographics. Inb4 you are dissatisfied with this answer.

Hers your answer, Apologise.lol

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