CP

nanooverbtc

[This interview is over a year old](https://youtu.be/GGN1g84CP18?si=yGZqkLbHC1l6_Ssh)

socalmikester

going to prison for trading CP on silk road just to get out and be able to buy your own island!

tianavitoli

yo dwag, we heard you liked moons so we replaced them with CP

fxralyn

 Actual retailer who's funding big company profit

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

$106k drained so far and they aren't done yet. https://imgur.com/a/bm6CP2R

MTRY_

Source : https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story\_fbid=pfbid02sHZTV9tRah9DZrxiwuU2csDCh2YShoyb7wU9pyvNwx2eojhNN5h2azzLQXC4xijml&id=100071289737969&\_\_cft\_\_\[0\]=AZU9\_AiiEYpfcgI0YG0oFmIPgsLBJyZZrtkZLnIm7100GLv8t3-SzDkd59QWXBIhqIsqORrlHYIyMtuTRk2fQFh22hXLRg2hJj5a4\_SQ2mBmR-pYzj6AraxeKVJgkYvawUHKAuQnKiYFrNZYhI-dqql7&\_\_tn\_\_=%2CO%2CP-R

DonerTheBonerDonor

Now that reddit have announced that Community Points have monetary value and Kraken have listed bricks & moons, isn't it time to say goodbye to the Karma Multiplier? After all, us posters are basically like miners for Moons and Bricks. Imagine you're mining Bitcoin and your mining power went down to 10% just because you sold your Bitcoin... That would be pretty bad, right? I don't get why posters aren't allowed to trade their Community Points however they like. The only good thing about the KM is that it might prevent people from selling their CP right after distribution and thus tanking the price... But I don't think that warrants a reduction to 1/10th as that is just way too much. What do you guys think?

kevds1

There is a project led by Herbert Sim and CP-33 called X.com (Saltire), or xn—33h.com in Punycode. Herbert says it has ties with cypherpunks and he is currently traveling the world doing meetings everyday with CEOs of crypto firms and KOLs to spread the word. The telegram of the project is particularly interesting. A mysterious guy called ´Elom Nusk’ started to send riddles that got people to decipher enigmas and encrypted messages using cypherpunk techniques. Would recommend checking out the tg group.

theycallmekimpembe

I find the CP more worrying than the hacking part tbh. One is a monetary loss, the other can ruin the entire life, it’s not the simple fact they have been abused, the material is likely also going to spread across the darknet if it hasn’t already.. They should definitely make a kind of universal law world wide that punishes stuff like this with at least 20 years to life in prison. Sick individuals.

coatchecker

Anyone involved in CP deserves death. End of.

jonfoxsaid

I feel like your being sarcastic but knowing about some of the stuff going on on telegram I could see it being used alot depending on how privacy oriented it is. Not really the kind of use you want though. IDK if that's what it is or isn't but litterally the first thing that pops in to my mind is people using it for CP and drugs.

Echbart

They want to be like Arasaka from CP2077 😬

Ben_Dover1234


DonerTheBonerDonor

I did not so thanks for the info! I find it interesting how the thread at /r/MountainBiking was 4 years ago, I thought Community Points were implemented in 2021? Also funny how /r/MountainBiking was one of the subs to implement CP, it definitely stands out from the rest

aminok

Copy-pasting my commentary about your comment from EthTrader: In the era of automation, there's a lot of talk about instituting a Universal Basic Income (UBI) to let people reap the benefits of labor-free production. But I believe Ethereum-based tokenization offers a better way to let people earn without working. This is just one of many comments on CryptoCurrency that gives a window into how one day we might eventually earn a living just by sharing thoughts. It's pretty cool that someone can now make money from freely participating in discussions, all without a central authority coercing the population to collect tax revenue with which to pay out a UBI. And this has a profitable business model underlying it for sustainability. Shout-out to DONUT supporters for making the Reddit Community Points Prototype a success and proving this concept! And kudos to MOON and BRICK adopters for carrying the baton and being the first Reddit users to join Reddit's official CP program.

cats_dont_wear_pants

Today you also learned that Vitalik is a pedophile apologist and defended CP as a victimless crime. And if you think I'm exaggerating, I'm not. https://archive.is/44W0G https://imgur.com/a/SbrV5H9

cats_dont_wear_pants

Fun fact, he's also a pedo apologist and defended the consumption of CP as a victimless crime before ETH went to $1000 https://archive.is/44W0G https://imgur.com/a/SbrV5H9

cats_dont_wear_pants

The time that Vitalik defended CP as a victimless crime and everyone forgot about it after it went to one thousand dollars https://archive.is/44W0G https://imgur.com/a/SbrV5H9

cats_dont_wear_pants

The ETH maxi hates when you remind them that Vitalik tried to make a moral argument defending CP by comparing it to heroin possession https://archive.is/44W0G

Allistair--Tenpenny

The privacy hosting playform Lolek enabled horrible things from taking place. > It claimed to be a “100% privacy hosting” platform that didn’t log any activity that could be used to identify its users. “Everything except child porn” was allowed, Lolek advertised. And even then, I'd be willing to bet even CP could be found up there...

Positive-Gazelle2603

Don't do it, Almost all onion links are Illegal Drugs and/or CP

InsaneMcFries

Considering there were a bunch of subs that outright banned users for even have a *free* NFT avatar, it’s safe to say the sentiment is not great outside of our echo chamber. Even fortnite users barely understand bricks or what they are used for. I’d say with reddits movement towards a marketplace and their encouragement of community points (and possibly replacing the awards system with CP themselves!) that we will see an uprising in the near future

Loud-Mathematician76

didn''t someone actually end up inserting CP in the ordinals for the lulz and to forever pollute the chain ? I recon there was some news about it, or was that only a hypothetical scenario being described ?

owey420

CP - Coinpurse

Bitdream200K

Well this is a pretty good idea that I keep mentioning, Moon has so many possibilities as an official RCP but maybe just because they are official RCP it doesn't work. RCA x RCP is just a must have… The ConeHeads has his own (R)CP, it has become the practice to earn points to buy avatars. Is perhaps not an official RCP but it works similarly, is on Polygon and you can since a good time buy / sell avatars with it.

deckartcain

Monero and CP

HairyChest69

I feel like I'm becoming a BTC maxi now. Recently I read about Vitaliks support of a "laptop being an extension of someones mind." That being what seemed supportive of CP. I'm an ETH fan, but now I got this part of me walking away from wanting to support that. AITA? Or do I get downvoted into oblivion? I'm really just seeking others opinions here.

Ofulinac

I see 0 cons, if a community wants them they should get them. CP's are giving everyone a vote in the community and letting them earn some of the profits too.

inadyttap


IOnlyDrinkTang

We actually understand crypto pretty well, you guys are so fascinating to observe like most weird cult-like clubs are. And here is a criticism that should be taken seriously, why would large scale adoption happen with the slow speed of crypto transactions and high gas fees being so ludicrous compared to any other transaction. Also the CP thing is real, and has already happened I believe. Multiple times.

daydreaming1980

damn,,, how many times i have thought about that? call of duty. CP coins with a price that changes based on demand... that would be great .. most maybe all crypto games are terrible

Loose_Screw_

In before they discover totally-not-planted CP on his hard drive.

Blooberino

I'm all for a censorship free social media. But there needs to be a balance struck between "decentralized" and actually decentralized. Can't have calls to violence, CP, etc running rampant.

InsaneMcFries

People are concerned it will happen on BTC ordinals too. Either way whatever chain that ends up happening on, everyone who has a copy of the blockchain will technically hold CP which is messed up

thegooddocgonzo

> Ethscriptions enable non-financial and arbitrary data to be written into the main Ethereum blockchain. Users can inscribe any type of file provided it is under 96 kilobytes in size. According to its creator, however, it currently only allows for images—but that will change in the future. All I can think about is creeps using this sort of thing for CP 😬

fn3dav2

> Overstated? Dude thinks owning child porn doesn't hurt anyone, which that alone is a big glaring red flag, the kid who's life is wrecked and your obessesion with yanking it to that genre also gives them an audience to make that for, it's disgusting all around. Imagine you inherit some boxes of photos and hard drives and within them, there is some CP. You didn't know about it. Do you deserve to go to jail for having these?

funkinaround

> Also, Tether is 65% backed by commercial papers and we don't get to see the quality of them. It could be mostly junk or even commercial papers in Bitfinex and we will never know. Tether's commercial paper position is now zero. They rotated out of it last year. So whatever it was was good enough to be paid in full. Also they showed the credit ratings of the CP portfolio with nearly all of it rated A-2 and A-1 (investment grade). I don't think Bitfinex issues commercial paper.

deckartcain

Of all the things wrong with Reddit (unpaid mods, shilling for China, allowing CP for 7 years, memeing Trump into office and much more), your refusing to use the official app will be the reason to quit it? Color me confused.

Knotley-Hunt-Brick

The worst thing you van do is combining decentralization to social media. Its a matter of Time that CP will be uploaded. Mark my words.

changechange1

Yeah, it does seem to open it up to that. Also what happens if someone uploaded illegal content? That's a big risk. CP or state secrets wound see everything come down really fast imo.

No-Significance-1581

Bitcoin throughput literally stalled out with avg $50 tx, 3 weeks wait time for confirmation, and 500k mempool full of monkey jpegs and CP. Bitcoin is crypto.

D3AtHpAcIt0

Yeah but “you could get charged with distribution of CP” ain’t good for long term adoption

D3AtHpAcIt0

Legally, yeah. A link to a website wouldn’t be CP because the link text itself doesn’t have CP

Hellothere_1

Personally I don't think that Tor nodes are a super close analogy, since they don't host any of the data, they just relay it just like any other router on the internet. The closest analogy I can think of would be seeding a torrent that contains CP, and I really wouldn't want to be the person who gets caught doing that, even if I demonstrably didn't know there was CP in it. If you are running a mining node for a chain with CP ordinals on it, you are for all intents and purposes running a webserver that hosts unencrypted CP for everyone to see. Part of a blockchain or not, at the end of the day it's still your computer publicly hosting and distributing that data. While you might not instantly get charged for that, you can definitely expect an official takedown request the moment anyone notices, something that you will be unable to comply with except for either taking down the node, or the entire chain getting hard forked.

MuXu96

Stop the internet because it spreads CP

Mr_Bob_Ferguson

>The seed has been planted. This is not an appropriate comment in a CP-related post.

Hellothere_1

While intentions do matter, they don't matter exclusively. In the case of someone putting CP on the chain using some super secret personal protocol, you'd probably be safe from possession and distribution charges due to the fact that neither you nor anyone else can actually access the data. Meanwhile, if the data is encoded in a common protocol you might be safe from possession charges if you never decoded the data yourself, but you might still catch distribution charges because you're still publicly hosting CP on the internet that everyone else can take a look at with a common protocol. Unwitting distribution of CP is still distribution of CP.

Hellothere_1

That's not how that works ffs. Sure, you could absolutely create a decoding protocol that turns an arbitrary string of data on your computer into CP, but in that case the actual data containing the porn would be entered during the creation of the protocol, not from from your pc. There absolutely is a difference between problematic data encoded with a preexisting protocol saved on you hard drive, and data that can be decoded into problematic data with a not yet existing protocol specifically designed to turn that data into problematic data and to pretend there isn't is just purposefully playing dumb.

ShaunPryszlak

Every bitcoin node currently contains CP. I'm sure they could all be shut down for that alone if anyone wanted to.

D3AtHpAcIt0

The thing is tho, those are just links. Legally not CP bc it doesn’t contain the actual illegal data. An ordinal would, making possessing the blockchain a felony.

D3AtHpAcIt0

lets see if that works on the FBI. "my harddrive got CP on it, but I pinky promise I never looked at it"

D3AtHpAcIt0

but if using a camera to record CP makes it so that the video can be accessed by any other camera, if the user goes looking, with no way to remove it, would make owning one of these cameras problematic, wouldn't it?

DMCarter_

How would that be done though? You can't really filter what's already on-chain without creating a fork. Nodes wouldn't even know what's actually CP until they inspect the inscription, thus making filtering possible future CP inscriptions difficult.

DMCarter_

I honestly don't see a resolution if people are posting actual CP on a chain that is immutable. Decentralization is good, but someone always has to come along and ruin it.

D3AtHpAcIt0

legally, that is a very different situation. The links are not a felony to possess, the actual CP behind them is.

D3AtHpAcIt0

I know. but legally, links to cp aren't considered CP because the data isn't actually stored on the blockchain. With an ordinal, the actual illegal data is on the blockchain thus making possessing the blockchain a felony.

greenpoisonivyy

Regardless, I'm very sure there's NFTs on Ethereum that points directly to ipfs CP and also data that is inscribed on the Ethereum chain itself. Nothing has happened there so I don't see bitcoin being any different. What the solution is if governments do decide to do anything about it, I don't really know. It's not like it's easily accessible without a website, so it's probably easier to just take down the websites displaying the data from the blockchain than it is to stop people uploading it to bitcoin

greenpoisonivyy

In that case, the memory on your computer contains CP, it's just in a codec you've never heard of

TerraceTower

The front end website has to block it. There is an old website from years ago that hosted images published to Bitcoin. Some CP was posted to it. They just removed. Whenever more CP is posted, anyone can report to have it removed.

Cryptizard

The model here though is that each ordinal is like that person’s website. You only should look at it if you trust the wallet address. This is already extremely important advice without executable code because some ordinals are on the blockchain that have CP.

parsnipofdoom

NFTs are typically stored on IPFS with a link stored on the blockchain, it’s what makes them such a joke. Eventually they’ll be 404s. Something else to consider, if someone does post CP to the blockchain and you run a full node the authorities are with in their rights to arrest you for possession and distribution of child porn. Something to keep in mind.

Cryptizard

There is already CP on ordinals, I don’t think a little copyright violation is going to dramatically change the stakes lol

funkinaround

>The sheer amount of "commercial paper" they have held in the past as a proportion of their funding (which, let's be real, could easily be their own exchange and companies like Celsius and 3Arrows) is very scary. The line item of concern for Celsius, 3Arrows, et al is "Secured Loans". In fact, Tether [loaned Celsius $840M](https://www.axios.com/2022/07/08/tether-liquidated-celsius-loan-1-billion) (also reported as $900M or $1B) which was over-collateralized by Bitcoin. This loan's collateral was later liquidated when Celsius went down. Lots of people were concerned about commercial paper when they had it, but as long as the paper was A-1+ or A-1 grade, it seemed to me like a good thing for Tether holders to have as backing. It was never substantiated that the CP investment was Chinese junk bonds. It was later revealed that Tether banks with Cantor Fitzgerald, so it's clear to see who their CP broker would be. >There is no reason for them to hold any of this shit, the money should be in high interest savings accounts In the sense of, "Tether said 1 USDT = 1 USD in a bank", I agree with you completely. In the sense of, "Tether and the crypto space struggle to maintain banking relationships; banks can fail, so the USD deposits need to be spread out to diversify risk", I can totally understand why Tether has moved into T bills, reverse repos, money market funds, certificates of deposit, etc. Ideally, they would have introduced another product with this spelled out transparently. "1 new USDT = 1 USD cash or cash equivalent"

ClioBitcoinBank

Don;t get nasty when you get corrected or dont know what youre talking about, and Bitcoin Core =/= Bitcoin lol, touch nodes. Running Ord on a Bitcoin node isn't quite as easy as you make it out to be "uploading jpeg or upload json", but I can do all of those things you list and also utilize the power of Ordinal theory to tokenize and track those assets to any bitcoin address, even those without taproot. The features in Bitcoin Ordinals were even present in one of the oldest versions of Bitcoin, but Satoshi had called these functions "Bitcoin Atoms" and the feature was removed in subsequent versions. You dont want to address the fact that Satoshi did this first and it's explicitly approved behavior on the chain if for no other reason than because Satoshi did it first. Learn yourself. Again, so happy to work on science and history projects to preserve history's oldest and most valuable artifacts on the bitcoin blockchain, in case they are destroyed by time or by error or are otherwise changed or adulterated. As far as life goals, using data science to preserve images so that they can be passed forward thru time without the worry of censorship or editing is something I am proud of. You wont be surprised to hear that I was the only dev in support of 668 when it happened, not that I support the uploader or original image maker, but that image does indeed have historical significance, I dont enjoy "shock images" but the early history of the internet reveals that people did indeed send one another "shock images" as a prank. Maybe you're too young to know this, but everybody on the early net saw goatse and even sometimes tubgirl or "wall of pain". They dont deserve a seat of prominence in history, but they are a part of the internet's early history whether you like it or not. Ridicule will not dissuade archivists from storing and passing down history, even the gross and shocking parts of history. In fact, we are incentivized to store images like the one in Inscription 668 even more exactly because people like you freak out and try to change the historical record to "sanitize" it. Good luck being a bitcoin minimalist, not everybody wants to follow in Satoshi's footsteps. I feel blessed I can both make money and do important work contributing to the historical record by empowering the people to put the images that THEY want to see onto their money, instead of some picture of a real butthole, the government. Eventually, one of us is going to be proven very wrong, hope your CP-alarmist fork works out dude, but unfortunately I wont be using it.

Tasigur1

Largest sale of a CP ever was number 5822 for 23.7 mio USD last year. 134k feels like pocket money compared to that 😅 The world is crazy.

conceiv3d-in-lib3rty

While it would be a great usecase, why would one subreddit’s community points be able to buy from the reddit nft marketplace and not others? What might happen eventually, is there will be a site wide community points/crypto in some capacity and moons will be merged within it, so essentially you’ll be airdropped whatever the new CP is based on what your moon balance was.

BradVet

CP numbers below expectation at 4.0%, FED pivot coming soon

_Dreadz

There’s a few good threads on twitter about it too. If you look at the site before it was used by the “dev” as a porn website and their were CP links. It’s also a huge copyright infringement on the actual pepe creator Matt. They doxxed him as some 20 something year old from Arizona his twitter was degenhamarabe. There’s some other shady shit people have discovered using bubblemaps.

PNW4LYFE

To be fair, he destroyed his reputation by having CP on his home server.

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bombaclat131

Found it (it was a repeat) https://twitter.com/macro_diary/status/1649071837681164288?t=CP6i4LNBn8eBWtebTA2FHA&s=19

xLANKWAIFONG

You’re right about this - I didn’t consider on chain storage as a means of CP. But I believe due to the storage issues, it would be extremely costly to upload a proper CP image that’s not pixelated to the blockchain. Maybe that acts as the deterrence factor against uploading malicious stuff to the blockchain.

Alice_D_Wonderland

I’d assume if there was CP on blockchain politics would embrace crypto with both arms…

BusinessBreakfast3

Exactly, that's my point. Someone with malicious intents can simply upload CP on the blockchain and watch the world burn. I think any node that has a copy of the data would at least reconsider what they're doing. Especailly companies that are publicly known.

OgBoomer91

After the big upload that happened with CP on Btc, i remember correctly that they have a fail-safe code in order to automatically hide them

Haughington

I cannot imagine what kind of person you have to be to think like this. Jesus Christ. It doesn't even sound like you're defending blockchain anymore, just defending CP on its own merit. This comment disgusts me so much I am going to log into your account and delete it as soon as I find your password in Euler's number. Thank God nobody is going to use Blockchain for anything since I already have the private keys to every wallet. I mean not really, but I could find them in pi somewhere so I basically do. I need to find a more secure platform to sell all the government secrets I possess buried deep in the Golden ratio.

dark_LUEshi

CP is everywhere if you look for it hard enough.

Haughington

So we should just stop prosecuting for CP because it's in pi somewhere anyway? Like what on earth are you saying if not that? I don't even need to click your link because I already saw it ages ago and know that it's about copyright law, which is obviously not the same to anyone with two brain cells to rub together.

fuzzyduck88

That’s also incorrect. Many many people have been prosecuted world wide for possessing CP material that are hosted by legit companies.

Haughington

Tell that to a judge to explain the CP on your computer and let me know how it works out for you lol

mikeoxwells2

Blockchain CP? Please don’t let the media run with this idea.

dark_LUEshi

If you could compute Pi to enough digits, sections of it would contain the entire bible, all of the CP ever made and also the one that's never been made, all of the copyrighted material ever made, etc ...

Knotley-Hunt-Brick

4Chan was wild as shit back in the days and it still maybe. Imagine CP spreading in Dex Social Media. Can’t imagine the backlash of media.

FoulmouthedGiftHorse

What are you buying that requires such secrecy? Weapons, CP, hitmen, fentanyl? And did you think that maybe the need for KYC is to settle civil disputes should they arise? You send me 2 BTC for a car, I don't send you the car. If it's completely anonymous, you just made it REALLY easy for me to steal your 2 BTC and there ain't shit you can do about it...

Knotley-Hunt-Brick

Get Darksominum to voice over this ASAP. On a side note : DS is the most high quality CP voiceover channel.

crownpoly

Respectable, he’s a tier above CP3 I think though. He’s one of the greatest scorers of all time. Kobe said he was unguardable.

-Resident-One-

Magic, Curry, Isaiah, Oscar Robertson and Jerry West. I'd also think CP3 and Stockton probably beat him out, both in terms of longevity and how they played the point. Stockton never reached AIs peak but was amazing for twice as long