Bad apprentice..

I feel that it's been so long since i spammed something..

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Pi is a new digital currency developed by Stanford PhDs, with over 8 million members worldwide. To claim your Pi, follow this link https://minepi.com/cryptomaniacsgr and use my username (cryptomaniacsgr) as your invitation code.

Such a plain spam....
I guess my Senpai and well known spammer @trumpman will get angry with my poor spam performance. But hey, don't be hasty, it might looks plain but in reality is a gem covered with a cheap cover. I'm using it for a long time now and it looks safe, it didn't actually mine for real so no battery drain and it takes no time to hit "mine" once a day.
A good thing about it is that already get onboard 8 million people making their on app circles, the "bad" think about it is that it doesn't listed on any exchange so you pretty much can only hodl your coins.
You can get all the informations you need on their official website (download link for Google Play included) https://minepi.com/

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Incredible! Last week two people told me about this “PI”, and now you make a post about it. I didn't understand what it is for. Is it a good blockchain for you?

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Pi uses the other type of consensus algorithms and is based on the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP) and an algorithm called Federated Byzantine Agreement (FBA). Such algorithms don’t have energy waste but they require exchanging many network messages in order for the nodes to come to “consensus” on what the next block should be. Each node can independently determine if a transaction is valid or not, e.g. authority of making the transition and double spending, based on the cryptographic signature and the transaction history. However, for a network of computers to agree on which transactions to record in a block and the order of these transactions and blocks, they need to message each other and have multiple rounds of voting to come to consensus.

I took that from their whitepaper, stellar is a well known blockchain, so it seems legit to me.

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