Setting proper expectations to move TBC forward

This joint venture called TBC must continue to move forward with the proper expectations. I, as the Creator of the concept of the first “Abundance-Based” coin, called The Billion Coin, am teamed up with a community of 551,682 current Verified Members in this joint venture.

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I include all of you as I go about setting up the proper expectations to move our TBC community forward in this article full of updates.

Many have experienced frustration in trying to complete a TBC transaction for the last 2 months. A flaw was found in the original code, specifically in that the Daemon was configured to only run on one node or server, and that was back in May of this year at the same time we started to experience explosive growth in memberships into the TBC community. The problem was capacity. One node can only process 90 TBC transactions every 2 minutes, and even though we had more than one node on the coin network, one node was unable to do all of the work of processing the load of transactions we were having then. That then created a backlog of transactions, many of those took weeks before cycling through the programmed 20 tries before canceling those transactions or completing them. The original code for the TBC coin was configured by another coin developer and we let that coin developer go (Fired them) last year because they couldn’t properly support us in a timely fashion when issues came up. The current coin development team are pros and we contract with their company vs dealing with just an individual as we did before in the beginning. Is the current team of coin developers the world experts of block-chain technology? HELL NO! WE CAN’T AFFORD THAT YET! But it is inside my long-term plan to grow TBC to the point we can and will hire the WORLD EXPERTS OF BLOCK-CHAIN TECHNOLOGY! The current team had to do surgicle development on the back-bone of block-chain code–the Daemon. Perhaps, to be price competitive in launching a new coin, the original coin developer made the coins able to just run on one server/node and that keeps the costs of deploying a new coin down significantly because of server costs. Most new coins never get enough traction in the number of transactions per minute to exceed the capacity of just running on one server. Well, we did exceed that limitation. Surgical procedures on the Daemon part of the code unfortunately do take weeks to do it properly. Our current team did not crash the coin software beyond repair as they performed this surgery on the code. These guys are pros. Coin development is just that, it is development. Development implies–it takes time to do. It’s not stuff that happens overnight. The old backlog based on the old code has been processed out, that also took a couple of weeks. The new coin network that is running the web wallet (tbc004) is spread out over a few Hosting Services and over a few different countries on 15 servers/nodes at this time. Last week we deployed 9 additional servers/nodes. They are still syncing those to the blockchain (which takes time) and tweaking them as needed to kick into service mode and then they will balance the load between the servers.

Load Balance

Over the last couple of months I have repeatedly asked the whole community to avoid doing transactions so that we could clear out the whole backlog. But, as usual, I’ve been ignored by the mass majority within the TBC community. So, here is my current advice. Avoid doing transactions for now until we get the current set of servers/nodes balanced. But, if you have a hot Buyer, that doesn’t want to wait, make sure they read this article before they send you payment. That’s called full disclosure! That’s a very good business practice when you are doing any kind of transaction. Do not automate receiving payments for now, make sure you communicate directly with your Buyers of TBC coins so you can make sure they understand the current technical difficulties. Then if they accept the current difficulties and want to lock in their purchase price with you, then accept their payment and go ahead and roll the dice and see what happens. It’s very foolish to expect “Admin” to cover your ass, when you should be covering your own ass with proper disclosure. Let’s properly assign blame where it belongs! Sending wallet transactions seem to be confirming right away and most have a Transaction ID. Those with transaction ID’s most likely will confirm on the receiving wallet, but there is still a significant delay on the confirmations on the receiving wallet side. That will likely be the case until the transaction load is completely balanced on all of the servers/nodes deployed. Tweaking the code on each server will be on-going, and that is just what it takes to run these seed nodes for the TBC community. As, we monitor the performance of each node, the numbers will tell us how to make the needed adjustments. It’s called server maintenance. People get paid to do it. So, for goodness sake please heed my advice in this paragraph!

Recently, the Kringle Cash website was performing badly due to website traffic to it. We reconfigured that server to handle more traffic because most of us were timing out when we tried to login. We have provisioned to an upgraded server, which doubled the cost of it, and are in the process of migrating over to it to substantially increase processing power!

CPU Utilization

Running all of these websites is no joke! Admin pays the bills! Factor in all of the servers we use globally, the coin development team of hours upon hours of ongoing work, the new and improved web development team and their salaries, and a six figure income just for an IT Manger over all of that and it shouldn’t surprise you that our operational budget is currently at $40,000.00 a month. Add to that the travel expenses to bring Bitcoin Randy to all of you around the world and that will quickly bump up our operational budget to $50,000 a year. If Bitcoin Randy comes to your country, don’t take that for granted! He may never return! It’s a big world out there and he is only one guy to cover it all for now! His Voice is a perfect mirror of my thoughts. You will not get to meet me, I hold all of the passwords to all of the servers and effectively the on and off switch for the whole TBC IT Network! We are protesting against the Elite, so the Elite will never find me to gain access to that on and off switch! While we are growing out the community we have sadly learned that not all members of TBC can be trusted to keep their agreements and fully honor them. So, yes we have to be centralized at this time even though the core code of our operation was built to operate in an decentralized environment. We intend to become open source code when we mature enough as a community and developed enough armory into the code and network to withstand outside attacks by those that would want to bring harm against us. In other words, I’m protecting all of your investments in TBC (both time and money, as well as efforts) by remaining closed in our code and centralized in our IT network. 16 hours of work a day is normal for me as “Admin.” It saddens me to see some of the people I’m trying to help out of enslavement by the system the Elite created turn negative against me as Admin out of sheer ignorance! If they only knew the whole truth of my personal sacrifices in their behave it would shame them for their negativity–especially for their public negativity. So, you can’t meet me! But you can meet Bitcoin Randy, the next best thing! Tickets are available now in the back office of Kringle Cash under events to meet Bitcoin Randy in the Philippines next week. So far only 12 seats have been sold over the last two days it has been available of the 200 seats available. Hurry, and complete your purchase today, it’s only $20 (1,000 PHP) per seat. Don’t count on Bitcoin Randy returning to the Philippines unless your willing to foot the entire cost upfront of his return yourselves. It’s a big world he has to cover at Admin’s expense, and a very fast growing community to serve. ORDER TODAY!

Also, you guys need to do a much better job in supporting and defending your leaders–especially the Elected Leaders and the TBC Police! It truly disgusts me to see the public negativity coming from our TBC members about these hard working people that have also greatly sacrificed themselves for all of you as they have stepped up in a major way to serve the TBC community. They deserve you admiration and respect! If you ever see someone publicly casting stones at them anywhere, get in there and defend them. You NEED them! Without THEM you will not succeed in TBC! Yes, they do get paid very well to serve in TBC, they deserve THAT! Step in there and personally challenge anyone stupid enough to cast a stone at them and ask the stone-caster about how are they serving others within the TBC community–these fools are only self-serving and can’t even do that in a productive way! Shame on them!

Note: As I have mentioned before, I Fired the Canadian Elected Leader! I have asked the American Elected Leader to resign and return the TBC bounty he received.

In the mean time I have repeatedly asked the whole TBC community to step up their invitations to give away the Kringle Cash gifts of 50,000 Kringle coins. That gift will mature to be worth 500,000 Euros in about a year. Time keeps slipping away while some of you have your priorities mixed up. I got you guys a bank! The least painful path to a Billion members is to do it fast! Let’s build the community so fast the Elite won’t have any idea we have chosen to rely on each other instead of them. The Elite are in major battles against the white-hats that do not want them to complete their depopulation plans. The main focus of the Elite right now is to completely collapse the entire global economy this fall of 2017, so they can come in with their chip implant as a solution! Building up the TBC community to 1 Billion Verified Members before the Kringle Cash timer runs to zero will save all of our asses in a global economic collapse!Get free TBC coins

 This is life and death stuff guys! Take it seriously!