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Title: The DAO
Post by: Taborresen on May 31, 2016, 10:09:50 PM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it, but i cant help but notice its position on coinmarketcap. Is this something people just use for speculative trading or are the actually useful for something?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: vanobe on May 31, 2016, 10:13:26 PM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it, but i cant help but notice its position on coinmarketcap. Is this something people just use for speculative trading or are the actually useful for something?

It's supposed to be a decentralised organisation, but I think it's mainly used for day trading since it started. It's got volume and violent price swings which day traders make money from.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: 2dogs on May 31, 2016, 11:33:09 PM
I obtained a few as an experiment.
Ask me next week, and I might have sold them already.
Or purchased some more.
Time will tell if it proves to be worthwhile or not.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: lanbo on June 01, 2016, 12:48:41 AM
I've been buying DAO since it started trading, won't be the biggest crowdfunding project ever for nothing.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Josef27 on June 01, 2016, 12:59:08 AM
Keep an eye on this one! "Thing's in nature don't, move or grow this fast". That's a paraphrased quote from Jeff Bezos talking about the internet pre Amazon.  I think it applies to BTC, Ethereum, and The DAO.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: reb0rn21 on June 01, 2016, 02:24:45 AM
ethereum is 70M premined, there was need to move some of mined and sold ethereum to DAO so they can scam/pump it more
I bet next is DAO2 project, maybe some smart contract for FBI to track ethereum network, I guess its main object was gov centralization of crypto the end of BTC, long live USA BTC 2.0 called ehereum!!!!!!!


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: tokeweed on June 01, 2016, 02:28:02 AM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it, but i cant help but notice its position on coinmarketcap. Is this something people just use for speculative trading or are the actually useful for something?

Both.  Be on the look out on this one.  Been watching it in the market but I personally will not take a position for now.  This will be useful in getting Ethereum based projects funded creating an ecosystem (hopefully) profitable for the DAO itself and the projects funded.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Taborresen on June 01, 2016, 09:40:37 PM
ethereum is 70M premined, there was need to move some of mined and sold ethereum to DAO so they can scam/pump it more
I bet next is DAO2 project, maybe some smart contract for FBI to track ethereum network, I guess its main object was gov centralization of crypto the end of BTC, long live USA BTC 2.0 called ehereum!!!!!!!

Man, not so enthusiastic about ethereum are u. :)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Zer0Sum on June 02, 2016, 12:51:02 AM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it...

Wat? Are you 5 years old?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Taborresen on June 03, 2016, 09:06:01 PM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it...

Wat? Are you 5 years old?


eh.. Yes.  ::) Stupid question. Not everybody knows everything about all the crypto currencies/tokens. Bitcoin i have heard of for a long time (even was lucky enough to get some in the early 2013), Ethereum i have followd for some time, but now there is so many altcoins that i am lost in the jungle and dont have the time to research all of them.  With the help of some of the guys in this thread i now know more. Thx btw. :) i got some answers about The DAO


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Ab-Soul on June 04, 2016, 12:08:50 AM
I'm gonna give you ELI5: It has voting futures for new projects. Investors put Ether to buy DAO and get voting right. If the project is accepted by voters (DAO holders), Ethers in the DAO will be used to fund that project.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: shyliar on June 04, 2016, 12:17:13 AM
I'm gonna give you ELI5: It has voting futures for new projects. Investors put Ether to buy DAO and get voting right. If the project is accepted by voters (DAO holders), Ethers in the DAO will be used to fund that project.

And since the project will actually require fiat to operate those ETH will be sold thereby lowering ETH price and value of DAO. Unless a DAO2 is mass marketed to continue support of current price.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on June 04, 2016, 01:01:33 AM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it...

Wat? Are you 5 years old?
Dude, I'm in the same boat.  I know nothing about what DAO is, and I'm in the dark about most new developments in cryptocurrency.  All the threads I've read that mention DAO seem to be speculative, but they don't really mention what it is.  I assume it's another altcoin? 

So much around here is total crap that my attention span has collapsed to about a paragraph or less.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Helpme_please on June 04, 2016, 01:06:38 AM
I've been buying DAO since it started trading, won't be the biggest crowdfunding project ever for nothing.

the price very cheap now, im buying at 25ksat (after ICO end) i selll at 22k lost arround 0.15
i will interesting to buy back DAO if the price dwn to 15ksat ::)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Taborresen on June 04, 2016, 07:36:40 AM
I'm gonna give you ELI5: It has voting futures for new projects. Investors put Ether to buy DAO and get voting right. If the project is accepted by voters (DAO holders), Ethers in the DAO will be used to fund that project.

And since the project will actually require fiat to operate those ETH will be sold thereby lowering ETH price and value of DAO. Unless a DAO2 is mass marketed to continue support of current price.


Thx. :) This was short and to the point. :) A very good explanation.  So. DAO for speculative trading for the most part. At least for most of us. :)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Amph on June 04, 2016, 08:03:45 AM
you really want to know what is this? isn't it obvious?

this is another great ico, yet scammy coin, for fish that will be pumped by bot and suck your portfolio until it's done

people here are only investing for profit, there is no project that really interest them, only bitcoin can survive this bitcoin it has actually some usage besides being only a simple tool for p&d

however this doen not mean that you might not take advantage of this and take your portion of profit from it

p.s. don't be fooled by its position on coinmarketcap, its easy to have a high position, when you have a ridiculous high supply like that, every coin with more than 100M in supply is a bad joke


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 04, 2016, 10:14:02 AM
The Ethereum will worth a lot more in the future if it is being developed continuously and has many applications.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: reRaise on June 04, 2016, 02:34:39 PM
you really want to know what is this? isn't it obvious?

this is another great ico, yet scammy coin, for fish that will be pumped by bot and suck your portfolio until it's done

people here are only investing for profit, there is no project that really interest them, only bitcoin can survive this bitcoin it has actually some usage besides being only a simple tool for p&d

however this doen not mean that you might not take advantage of this and take your portion of profit from it

p.s. don't be fooled by its position on coinmarketcap, its easy to have a high position, when you have a ridiculous high supply like that, every coin with more than 100M in supply is a bad joke

btc also started just with traders, stfu.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Daimaru on June 04, 2016, 02:39:04 PM
I think DAO is just a fail ICO
the price not worthed for me no new technology behind it.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: MyownBoss on June 04, 2016, 04:29:04 PM
I think DAO is just a fail ICO
the price not worthed for me no new technology behind it.

Soooo a decentralized autonomous venture fund is "no new technology" huh. Strange because I never heard of that before the DAO...and for the love of god stop calling it a coin/cc because it isn't it is more like a share in a company. It's not meant to be currency. And anyone who calls it a scam coin or failed ico has no idea what it really is. Just talking based on assumptions...


Oh and btw # of coins has NOTHING to do with market cap being high. 1 million worthless coins doesn't equal a $1 million market cap.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: stoat on June 04, 2016, 04:40:59 PM
You can usually tell the people who don't get ethereum by how utterly retarded and gay they sound


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Amph on June 04, 2016, 05:55:58 PM
you really want to know what is this? isn't it obvious?

this is another great ico, yet scammy coin, for fish that will be pumped by bot and suck your portfolio until it's done

people here are only investing for profit, there is no project that really interest them, only bitcoin can survive this bitcoin it has actually some usage besides being only a simple tool for p&d

however this doen not mean that you might not take advantage of this and take your portion of profit from it

p.s. don't be fooled by its position on coinmarketcap, its easy to have a high position, when you have a ridiculous high supply like that, every coin with more than 100M in supply is a bad joke

btc also started just with traders, stfu.

btc has pow, not scammy ico, to invest with funny promise that will never be a thing

btc has actual usage vesides pointless p&d


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: LiberOptions on June 04, 2016, 06:29:54 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 05, 2016, 01:03:00 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


The performance of the DAO should be the same as conventional venture fund. The only difference is the decision procedure.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: shyliar on June 05, 2016, 01:35:49 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


The performance of the DAO should be the same as conventional venture fund. The only difference is the decision procedure.

Another difference is a conventional venture fund is holding fiat to utilize for investment purposes. As it invests the value of that fiat remains stable and the value of the fund remains stable.

In the case of the DAO it is holding ETH which must be converted to fiat to utilize for investment purposes. As that ETH is sold off it's likely the value of ETH will decline. The remaining ETH in the DAO also declines in value relative to fiat and the value of the DAO declines.

The only thing that will prevent this is an increase in demand for ETH. I'm expecting mass marketing of DAO2 to begin soon.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: densuj on June 05, 2016, 01:41:32 PM
What is the deal with this? I have not read much about it, but i cant help but notice its position on coinmarketcap. Is this something people just use for speculative trading or are the actually useful for something?
The DAO is new coin the price is not yet stable, i think it is too dangerous for for trade the coin and it is just speculative. But it is just my opinion depend on you will trade it or not. Thanks


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: andreafs on June 05, 2016, 01:58:59 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


I wish The DAO framework will be used in applications not merely economic, like transparent national elections or referendum.
This world needs more honest procedures.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Ab-Soul on June 05, 2016, 08:02:40 PM
I'm gonna give you ELI5: It has voting futures for new projects. Investors put Ether to buy DAO and get voting right. If the project is accepted by voters (DAO holders), Ethers in the DAO will be used to fund that project.
And since the project will actually require fiat to operate those ETH will be sold thereby lowering ETH price and value of DAO. Unless a DAO2 is mass marketed to continue support of current price.
Thx. :) This was short and to the point. :) A very good explanation.  So. DAO for speculative trading for the most part. At least for most of us. :)

It doesn't have to be like that. Ethereum volume is already great, so it won't affect the price. I'm sure developers already think about problems regarding this and take measures.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 07, 2016, 07:42:06 AM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


I wish The DAO framework will be used in applications not merely economic, like transparent national elections or referendum.
This world needs more honest procedures.

Is there any company developing the poll/election system based on the Ethereum? That could be a good application.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: karmenali on June 07, 2016, 10:04:55 AM
Price still stable 0.00022


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: CryR on June 09, 2016, 01:02:37 PM
stable I don't like this word ::) :-\


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: janggernaut on June 09, 2016, 01:28:03 PM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: crairezx20 on June 09, 2016, 01:54:56 PM
Do you think guys dao have a good future or this project have a potencial to grow?
Looks like many people are now complaining about dao.. and they are supporting it..


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: iamnotback on June 09, 2016, 02:37:57 PM
So the new normal is write 2080 lines of code (less code than I write in a week) and raise $168 million or don't write any code and use someone else's code and raise $15 million:

Just stay away if you're not invested or slowly sell them without upsetting the price if you're holding them. You are missing the opportunity to invest in other more profitable prospects. Looking at github they have been working on these projects but without any solid results yet. So it might better to wait until they have something to show for and check of their assets are worth to invest in.

Such as Waves which apparently raised $15 million for vaporware and selling a crowdsale pitching IOHK's open source code (and which jl777 was said to be advisor):

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1504381.msg15138357#msg15138357

And Lisk which raised $10 million apparently still has problems in the functioning of the wallet:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1504381.msg15139560#msg15139560

Or The DAO which raised $168 million with only 2080 lines of sol code:

https://github.com/slockit/DAO

Seems these days it is better to be good at marketing and selling ideas than actual code that is stable and ready for the launch.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: twostepsally on June 09, 2016, 02:59:45 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


I wish The DAO framework will be used in applications not merely economic, like transparent national elections or referendum.
This world needs more honest procedures.

Not a chance.

I invested my money in thedao to make money not for some social agenda.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: BillyBobZorton on June 09, 2016, 03:04:53 PM
If I just wanted to speculate, I would rather put money on XCP and not on DAO. Im considering it, but I admit im not sure enough about it yet, so do your research.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: raphma on June 09, 2016, 03:18:53 PM
Not everybody knows everything about all the crypto currencies/tokens.

 yes,nobody knows everything about all the crypto currencies/tokens but isnt just a crypto currencies/token.... it's the biggest crowdfunding project ever so even people that doesnt know sh*t about that market have heard about DAO...

Anyway,
It's in consolidation right now.. no big moves so it's the right time do some search and buy a few if you liked.

If I just wanted to speculate, I would rather put money on XCP and not on DAO. Im considering it, but I admit im not sure enough about it yet, so do your research.
me too, DAO is a good project but as an investment doesnt sounds good. there are better ones.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: BellaBitBit on June 09, 2016, 04:28:09 PM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.

The price has been stable now since launch.  Stable is good IMO because it indicates that there is something of significance to it.  I predict it will continue to be stable-ish for awhile as people wait to see what becomes of this concept of a Decentralized Corporation/Organization.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 10, 2016, 02:59:27 PM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.

The price has been stable now since launch.  Stable is good IMO because it indicates that there is something of significance to it.  I predict it will continue to be stable-ish for awhile as people wait to see what becomes of this concept of a Decentralized Corporation/Organization.

It is not very surprising that the price is stable. All the Ethereum has not been spent as no investment has been made.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: CryR on June 10, 2016, 10:23:30 PM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.
Sure, better than down :P


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: bones261 on June 11, 2016, 12:06:51 AM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.
Sure, better than down :P

  But it is down. It is consistently worth less than the ETH that backs it up. Some would say the discount comes because of the illiquidity, since it would take a minimum of 48 days to get your ETH back, if you successfully went through the split process. There is a flaw in this process that would allow someone to stalk you, so you could not get your ETH back.
  I personally think this is all by design. I think the ETH notables, many who are now listed as curators for the DAO, wanted to find a way to pump up ETH and then tie up a good portion of the ETH indefinitely. That way they have less ETH available to flood the markets, and it can make their pump and dump a little easier.
  I think it is interesting that it has been almost two weeks and we have yet to see an official proposal from slock-it. They were supposed to be one of the first true proposals.
  What we see instead is soon after the DAO launched, out comes a paper pointing out all of the security flaws. Now we have a proposal that wants to put a moratorium on any proposals until they can fix these flaws. Although this proposal is not backed up with a smart contract to enforce it, I'm sure the currators will be more than happy to comply with the "suggestion." Why? Because the DAO was designed to tie up the ETH as long as possible, so it won't hit the market.
  I think it will be a mighty long time, if ever, that we will see a proposal that actually distributes ETH to a potential contractor. Happy bag holding until that happens. Don't hold your breath though. :D


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Zer0Sum on June 11, 2016, 03:09:49 AM
Price still stable 0.00022

stable I don't like this word ::) :-\

stable is better than down  :D, im bought DAO when @22k sat, hope the price of DAO will up because i see so many people got attracts with DAO.
Sure, better than down :P

  But it is down. It is consistently worth less than the ETH that backs it up. Some would say the discount comes because of the illiquidity, since it would take a minimum of 48 days to get your ETH back, if you successfully went through the split process. There is a flaw in this process that would allow someone to stalk you, so you could not get your ETH back.
  I personally think this is all by design. I think the ETH notables, many who are now listed as curators for the DAO, wanted to find a way to pump up ETH and then tie up a good portion of the ETH indefinitely. That way they have less ETH available to flood the markets, and it can make their pump and dump a little easier.
  I think it is interesting that it has been almost two weeks and we have yet to see an official proposal from slock-it. They were supposed to be one of the first true proposals.
  What we see instead is soon after the DAO launched, out comes a paper pointing out all of the security flaws. Now we have a proposal that wants to put a moratorium on any proposals until they can fix these flaws. Although this proposal is not backed up with a smart contract to enforce it, I'm sure the currators will be more than happy to comply with the "suggestion." Why? Because the DAO was designed to tie up the ETH as long as possible, so it won't hit the market.
  I think it will be a mighty long time, if ever, that we will see a proposal that actually distributes ETH to a potential contractor. Happy bag holding until that happens. Don't hold your breath though. :D

The DAO is possibly the shittiest piece of code ever written...
With the only way to change ANYTHING = 20% quorum...
And nothing is even close to getting a quorum = indefinite paralysis.

Mention "wisdom of crowds" to any Wall Street or Las Vegas executive...
And you would get laughed you out of their office...
Because these 2 large industries exist solely due to the "stupidity of crowds".

So the DAO premise is bogus and the implementation is scammy...
What does this say about the Ethereum leaders?

Is a major ETH selloff inevitable as this clusterfuck plays out?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: mhbays on June 11, 2016, 04:03:55 AM
Quick question, when can we actually vote with the DAOs?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: bones261 on June 11, 2016, 05:10:36 AM
Quick question, when can we actually vote with the DAOs?

You can vote right now with your DAO. Just know that when you vote, your DAO tokens are frozen until the voting commences. Yet, another way to lure bag holders into this additional form of paralysis. Maybe they should rename the DAO, Medusa tokens.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Ethertrader1 on June 11, 2016, 05:25:42 AM
Everyone expects instant returns. This is an amazing project, but will take years to really come about. Relax people, or move on for now.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: bones261 on June 11, 2016, 05:45:25 AM
Everyone expects instant returns. This is an amazing project, but will take years to really come about. Relax people, or move on for now.

Thanks for your inspirational advise. I guess that you just had to create a whole new account so that you could bestow your awesome wisdom and be venerated by the masses. I am sure those that bought DAO for 1.5 ETH for 100 will be thrilled to wait years for them to start generating a few wei. Also, if those same investors want to "move on", I'm sure they will be absolutely ecstatic to suffer a 33%+ loss. Thanks for spreading your inspiration and hope.  ::)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: iamnotback on June 11, 2016, 07:43:01 AM
Thanks for sharing that epistle from CIYAM (community can be decentralized with DVCS open source):

Are "virtual corporations" really a great idea?

Could creating such autonomous entities actually make the world an even worse place?

It doesn't matter, because as I explained in the OP, a decentralized management structure by mass voting is a dysfunctional structure. It will simply blow up and fail to produce anything but redistribution of the money pool. I enumerated two reasons:

1. Organization is the antithesis of decentralization.

2. Money pools + voting = power vacuum

The DAO is nonsense except as a game around money pool power structure and politics. I am not even interested in discussing it further as it is a waste of time. Investors are doing that because they are deluded into thinking they can get rich want to lose their money. I think n00bs feel more comfortable with politics, than technology. They understand are familiar with politics. The DAO is taking technology that n00bs don't understand and packaging it in something the n00bs think is fair— democracy. Yet democracy is a power vacuum that always leads to totalitarianism. Since n00bs have never figured this out in 6000 years, then this can be reused to enslave them over and over again.


Vitalik, Tual, Larimars, etc.. seem to have wild fantasies that have no grounding in reality. I don't understand those dudes. Don't they know what they are building is crap. Or are they really deluded by their naive fantasies. Or maybe subconsciously the money is enough to motivate them, i.e. they are clever marketers, since it is obviously much easier to sell the fantasies to n00bs than to build mass adoption. Any way, I don't have time to worry or wonder about the way their thinking operates. And I don't want to go back into criticizing people. I will stand aside and observe them crash and burn. Unfortunately, those guys probably walk away with $millions and the n00bs lose. Boohoo that has been life for 6000 years.

I am just trying to ascertain if there are any valid use cases that I need to be aware of.


Edit: others are pointing out that investors better get the fuck out of the DAO and accept the -33% loss else they are going to end up losing everything:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1494333.msg15157775#msg15157775

Who ever invested in the DAO deserves the -33% instant loss to teach them a lesson. Those who hold on, will lose more.

I do expect the SEC will be coming after Tual et al, or who ever ends up capturing the power vacuum and keeping all the ETH wealth as it is extracted from the system by n00bs selling out as they realize it is fucked and by forcing "Yes" votes that pay to themselves. See the game theory I explained in my OP.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: CryR on June 12, 2016, 09:45:50 PM
HODL DAO, someday all that hold will be happy ;D


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: stoat on June 12, 2016, 09:49:28 PM
Thanks for sharing that epistle from CIYAM (community can be decentralized with DVCS open source):

Are "virtual corporations" really a great idea?

Could creating such autonomous entities actually make the world an even worse place?

It doesn't matter, because as I explained in the OP, a decentralized management structure by mass voting is a dysfunctional structure. It will simply blow up and fail to produce anything but redistribution of the money pool. I enumerated two reasons:

1. Organization is the antithesis of decentralization.

2. Money pools + voting = power vacuum

The DAO is nonsense except as a game around money pool power structure and politics. I am not even interested in discussing it further as it is a waste of time. Investors are doing that because they are deluded into thinking they can get rich want to lose their money. I think n00bs feel more comfortable with politics, than technology. They understand are familiar with politics. The DAO is taking technology that n00bs don't understand and packaging it in something the n00bs think is fair— democracy. Yet democracy is a power vacuum that always leads to totalitarianism. Since n00bs have never figured this out in 6000 years, then this can be reused to enslave them over and over again.


Vitalik, Tual, Larimars, etc.. seem to have wild fantasies that have no grounding in reality. I don't understand those dudes. Don't they know what they are building is crap. Or are they really deluded by their naive fantasies. Or maybe subconsciously the money is enough to motivate them, i.e. they are clever marketers, since it is obviously much easier to sell the fantasies to n00bs than to build mass adoption. Any way, I don't have time to worry or wonder about the way their thinking operates. And I don't want to go back into criticizing people. I will stand aside and observe them crash and burn. Unfortunately, those guys probably walk away with $millions and the n00bs lose. Boohoo that has been life for 6000 years.

I am just trying to ascertain if there are any valid use cases that I need to be aware of.


Edit: others are pointing out that investors better get the fuck out of the DAO and accept the -33% loss else they are going to end up losing everything:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1494333.msg15157775#msg15157775

Who ever invested in the DAO deserves the -33% instant loss to teach them a lesson. Those who hold on, will lose more.

I do expect the SEC will be coming after Tual et al, or who ever ends up capturing the power vacuum and keeping all the ETH wealth as it is extracted from the system by n00bs selling out as they realize it is fucked and by forcing "Yes" votes that pay to themselves. See the game theory I explained in my OP.

Quite viscious aren't you.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: axxo on June 13, 2016, 07:14:09 AM
HODL DAO, someday all that hold will be happy ;D

I sold 90% of my DAO recently, hope the remaining 10% will make me very fortunate someday.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: CryR on June 13, 2016, 11:57:15 AM
HODL DAO, someday all that hold will be happy ;D

I sold 90% of my DAO recently, hope the remaining 10% will make me very fortunate someday.
That's the idea ;D :)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: andreafs on June 13, 2016, 02:13:30 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


I wish The DAO framework will be used in applications not merely economic, like transparent national elections or referendum.
This world needs more honest procedures.

Is there any company developing the poll/election system based on the Ethereum? That could be a good application.

I'm waiting some framework for DAO to help me build something that I can use in a small "test area".
Like for decisional process in small companies and so much more..
(Someone is trying here https://wings.ai)


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: andreafs on June 13, 2016, 05:33:52 PM
The DAO is still an experiment. My guess is that it is still too risky to invest a large amount on it. I want ot invest but not sure if its a good idea a this moment... I think that we will still see lower values for its price.

What do you guys think?


I wish The DAO framework will be used in applications not merely economic, like transparent national elections or referendum.
This world needs more honest procedures.

Not a chance.

I invested my money in thedao to make money not for some social agenda.

That's why I'm waiting for your splitting.
It's one of the problem of this project, people is not voting proposals.
Just buy, sell and repeat.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 20, 2016, 04:12:58 PM
HODL DAO, someday all that hold will be happy ;D

I sold 90% of my DAO recently, hope the remaining 10% will make me very fortunate someday.

May not be in the near future. The Ethereum and DAO price has dropped a lot recently. It might drop further.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Bit_Happy on June 20, 2016, 04:21:16 PM
You can usually tell the people who don't get ethereum by how utterly retarded and gay they sound

Ummm, You might want to reconsider your position?
Are we now all expected to "get ethereum", or were you actually intending to compliment "retarded and gay" people?
ps. My niece has "special needs", but will never be as 'retarded' as your hostile attitude.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: USB-S on June 20, 2016, 04:29:34 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-Rnz7TDQ2I

You guys think it's a good investment?


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Ab-Soul on June 21, 2016, 10:58:10 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-Rnz7TDQ2I

You guys think it's a good investment?

I lost almost 10 BTC. You decide if it's a good investment or not. Vitalik and slock.it robbed us.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: CryR on June 21, 2016, 11:20:24 AM
"D.A.O. Technology, it's a Revolution." HAahhahahah ROFL :D :D :D


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Tacalt on June 21, 2016, 12:07:24 PM
"D.A.O. Technology, it's a Revolution." HAahhahahah ROFL :D :D :D

It is a revolution. Before it, there was no such organisation. but it failed the experiment for the time being. It might come back.


Title: Re: The DAO
Post by: Next BillG on June 25, 2016, 07:12:57 PM
"D.A.O. Technology, it's a Revolution." HAahhahahah ROFL :D :D :D

It is a revolution. Before it, there was no such organisation. but it failed the experiment for the time being. It might come back.

I wish the Ethereum developers can do the work more robustly. It is a multibillion project, too much money is at stake.