Buffer overflow bug results in loss of money invested in a ponzi scheme.

13  2018-02-02 by pitterpatterwater

They're literally threatening to kill the devs. Link.

There's also post removal drama. Link.

9 comments

1  SnapshillBot 2018-02-02

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1  pitterpatterwater 2018-02-02

True, Snappy. True.

1  Ed__ButteredToast 2018-02-02

meme coin was a mistake

1  WarSanchez 2018-02-02

Not dramacoin, it's steady gained value since 2016.

If the salt mines are opened during 2020, we'll reach unprecedented levels of value.

1  aqouta 2018-02-02

You know you could make dramacoin a real thing in like 10 minutes.

1  pitterpatterwater 2018-02-02

It's literally a ponzi scheme, for people who think they'll get in fast enough to turn a nice profit. It utilizes tokens with ethereum valuations, which increase in price whenever someone buys in, and decrease in price when people leave. It's designed to cause volatility.

1  incineratechicken 2018-02-02

After several discussions, the contact information and personal identity of one of the developers was obtained, who in exchange for immunity has shared certain details regarding the rest of the team. These details are sufficient, and the reward for information relating to developer identities is now closed. As promised, the 50 ETH reward will be issued shortly and routed through the wallet at 0x10b15218f99d45ffbcb839a6594e6886de8b774c as evidence.

this cryptogenius just spent $50K in monopoly money on fake dox lmao

1  better_bot 2018-02-02

Can anyone recommend a good cyberpunk novel that explores the relationship between technology and autism?

1  Butch_Patterson 2018-02-02

William Gibson's Pattern Recognition is decent for that.