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>>13069289
>I'm a Muslim man but I have to admit that pregnant Sergey really turns me on

There's actually a pregnant Synth version of this floating around. Might have been a better choice, if you can find it

>>12892584

It's already there - second link on this page... http://www.skyfud.com/anonymous.html

>>12729656

Why do all Skycoin fudders display clear symptoms of schizophrenia?

It's a very odd conclusion to come to, but you just can't avoid it.

>>12677767
>Did Synth ever figure out whether he was married or not?

I think he said he got married in some sort of ceremony in China but wasn't sure if the ceremony gave full legal marriage status.

Who knows how things work over there. He has female partner anyway, which is more than can be said for most incels here.

>>11719900
>CEO is a confirmed autistic coke addict who lies about everything
Skycoin doesn't have a CEO. If you're referring to Synth, he doesn't do drugs at all. He's into paleo eating and clean living.

The relationship between Synth and Sudo is complex and often misunderstood. Sudo claims to be the
Wraith-Disciple of Synth, suggesting that Synth is his master, however it is known that Sudo may summon
Synth at will, and was instrumental in each of Synth's evolutionary phases.
So why does Sudo serve Synth?
Certainly Sudo is physically more powerful than Synth, but it should also be recognized that Sudo is not
completely immortal, and that eventually it's present form fades to be replaced by a more powerful incarnation. This has
happened on four occasions to date (although many consider that Sudo is a final evolutionary phase of the creature).
Synth, however, does appear to be immortal, and although we know what Synth looks like, we have no description
of Sudo. Is Sudo simply a catalyst for Synth's evolution, or is Sudo a manifestation of the
Prophecy of Synth, or a remnant from his crazed mind? In the end, there is no clear answer.

are there any similarities between Synth and the Tesla CEO Elon Musk? high IQ, genius traits, pot, serial entrpreneurs.... a lot I can think of right now, whats your take on this? Also, SKY could also be a Paypal 2.0, so here another similarity. anything else you can think of, guys?

We got any price predictions eoy on this? The $800 in october prediction doesnt seem too far off. This coin is the one that keeps me up at night

wheres the scientology """fud""" coming from? cant find any info about synths brother at all

All in since last September.

Fuck meditation. Going all in!

>>9292979
For the past few weeks there has been a bot on Craptopia suppressing the price will massive SKY sell walls. We'll all been following it on the Skycoin telegram, watching it gradually sell off hundreds of thousands of Skycoins over the past week. It finally depleted its stack today and the price has responded accordingly. This moon will not stop for quite a while because the price has been suppressed for so long.

Synth reckons the bot was Cryptopia itself liquidating all its assets because they are planning to shut down. Lots of details about this in the Skycoin telegram but basically Craptopia may be preparing to exit scam if Synth is correct, so I would get everything off that shitty exchange if you're holding anything there.

Bitcoin’s consensus algorithm: Through PoW, miners competed to add the next set of transactions, or block, in the chain of blocks by racing to solve a difficult cryptographic puzzle. The first miner to a solution received a reward and transaction fee. Whereas many lauded and profited from this system of proof, the auditing team could only see red flags. Bitcoin’s enormous computational energy requirement centralized the majority of mining to areas of the world where electricity was cheap.

One group in particular grew out of northern Ukraine and formed an entire Bitcoin industry—equipped with mining pools, hardware, and exchanges—that gave way to GHash.io, a mining pool that would come to control over 60% of total mining power (Noble, 2014). This is only one instance. The current state of “decentralization”—three major mining pools all based in China (“10 Best and Biggest Bitcoin Mining Pools”, 2017) and a single producer of Asic mining hardware—was not Satoshi Nakamoto’s intention.