Airdrops are nothing but a group of scammers trying to make us believe their tokens is endorsed by thousands of community members, but if you read all the posts you will understand they're not really giving you any thing valuable, do you see ebtc was listed on exchange and there are buyers for it but they never gave people anything. they just lie with their alt shills, would you give tokens to me for nothing and then pay for them on exchange to buy them from me? you should trash them all  If your only experience with airdrops are those e-uselesscoins then I understand the ignorance. You should check out ByteBall here for one such example of an airdropped crypto that's as far away from being scammy as North is to South. |
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It's quite hilarious this is coming from a guy who was caught red-handed unsuccessfully trying to blackmail a user on this forum here ( archive). That aside, you'd have to be willing to argue that simply because your name is on one of those spreadsheets then you must have posted on the accompanying thread which is demonstrably false. Take this one for example. There are 2,230 addresses in there but only 140 posts on the thread at the time of posting. There's another with with over 10K addresses and nowhere near that many posts on the thread. There's also the fact that simply because a project uses airdrops doesn't imply it's "not a real project". ByteBall is the most notable, and probably the most viewed thread in the Altcoin section. ELIX is another but I digress. With ICOs becoming less favorable due to the SEC and whatnot, airdrops might become more frequent (except there's another way to get coins/tokens into the hands of the public). |
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Are there any plans for listing on more exchanges?
On more? So some exchanges are already known? What are they?EtherDelta and Coinexchange. It's in the OP and title. Are there any plans for listing on more exchanges?
In the mean time IDEX (which could very well be a final DEX replacement for EtherDelta) has listed Elixir:  Their ANN thread is here and the ETH/ELIX trading pair is here. In other news, the devs have said they're in contact with Binance. |
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I missed the airdrop and the little mini ICO.
I saw the price is not good in the last days.
I want to buy some because is very interesting for me the concept of parent-child addresses that generate the mining process! You should know that that ability is only afforded to genesis address holders. But why the price is falling down?
For the same reason virtually all of the other coins/tokens that have been hyped (in Elixir groups) have dipped, BTC. Take EthereumDark for example. A few days ago it reached its ATH of $5.17  Now? It's ~6.38x less in value  About 2x more than Elixir dipped in less time. Nothing rises forever and there will always be dips and it should be obvious that a dip !== "dead/failed project". Yeah, quite a lot of batches have been mined the last 24 hours, the suplly rose by almost a million of ELIX. It makes the price lower on short-term, but because the total possible supply is decreasing thanks to the lower mined batch value, it will have a nice effect to the price on long-term.
More than a million. |
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When BTC skyrockets alts get always left behind, always. True. It looked like it was gonna go back up yesterday with almost a full day of green %ages on CMC and was ready to have my GB < 0.03 prediction squashed but BTC clearly had other plans. Byteball is known, unfortunately, as an altcoin although it has completely different characteristics compared to bitcoin. But traders and speculators are the market makers here. They pumped byteball hard in June/July to profit from the hype and they made it. This is not a good time for Byteball but this is another coin to hold  I'm not too sure its reputation as an altcoin affects it as much as its reputation as an airdrop coin. I haven't confirmed it but I think GBYTE has got to be the worst affected coin since BTC began its rise in July/August. The skipped (totally understandable) airdrop definitely didn't help. |
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How does IDEX compare? You obviously don't have Bitfinex's volume yet but I'm just curious especially since I've heard stories about EtherDelta lagging 24 hours behind.
That is a great question and one we think about a lot. Right now IDEX alone can handle about 20 to 50 trades per second depending on a few key variables, which means we can handle anywhere from 2 to 4 times the amount of transactions per second that Ethereum can. We have put zero work into scaling yet and we already can bring more business to ethereum than it can handle, and we are just one of hundreds of dapps that is using ethereum for settlement of funds. While our approach lets our users keep trading like the backlog is not there, every trade still needs to settle on the blockchain before it is complete. That's good to hear. When you start showing up as a market on CMC volume on the DEX should increase so it'll be interesting to see what happens. I have another question regarding this:  That minimum order limit is huge compared to, for example, Bittrex's (~$0.15):  ... and even the taker minimum order of IDEX. I imagine this might be a non-issue for most traders but I had this issue pointed out to me by someone I told about the exchange. Is there a chance it could be reduced to be closer to even the taker minimum order? I think it might be a barrier for people just hearing about IDEX. |
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I lost my Sr.Member account today because someone hacked it and I didn't notice the hacker changed my email and password (I think I should have got a warning email or something like that).
Seems this is a must have feature, most hacks could be avoided thanks to 2FA. Admins please, take it into account!
AFAIK it's a planned feature for the new/updated/replacement forum at beta.bitcointalk.org. Of course that doesn't solve the issue here and if that replacement never comes out of beta, but, at least they're taking it into account. |
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The article is good but I'll have to admit some parts went above my head. This article by Ethfinex kept on ringing in my head as I read it; Ethfinex is another (upcoming) DEX that has chosen to adopt a decentralized-centralized hybrid model to deal with issues. The most pertinent part of the article I'm concerned with is this:  How does IDEX compare? You obviously don't have Bitfinex's volume yet but I'm just curious especially since I've heard stories about EtherDelta lagging 24 hours behind. [-- snip --]
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It does but I want to make sure I'm absolutely getting it right before I start wow'ing. You technically pay all the fees by taking the required % from our received traded tokens so I don't have to worry about all those gwei/wei/eth/gas calculations. Is that correct? Hahahahaha, love the enthusiasm! Yes that is correct, we pay the gas fees on each trade and then add that cost onto the taker's trade fees. I've wowed. Impressive. From our research it seems that needing eth for gas confuses a lot of people on etherdelta and leads to a poor user experience. By doing it this way no one ever has to think about whether or not they need to top up their ether holdings to pay for transactions.
Yes it does, it absolutely does. |
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Not quite. Elixir is a programming language. It's one of what Discord uses for their app and recommends so it's no more linked to Andrew than Discord. Reading through the article you see he always talks about Elixir in the context of a programming language so it's 99.9999% certain that Andrew is not behind our Elixir. |
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This bear market has been tremendous, but buyers at this price have the potential to 100x their investment even in terms of BTC within the next two years--depending on the future course of development and adoption. Over 1 million BTC is linked to airdrops, yet the current market cap is less than 2% of that.
It's mind-bending. I just checked the price less than 5 minutes ago and it's set to fall below 30K satoshis when it used to be 0.3! Its position on CMC has also been dropping, I remember it at #26 in July but it's #65 now. Quite interesting what a month of no airdrops can do to a crypto that is, right or wrong, known for that. |
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This is another typical pump and dump token That word, it doesn't mean what you think it means. I don't know those that are badholding this I am, and am still in profit. Going by the site and Discord, 1000+ other people are too. someone told me the project is interesting but I still don't think the space is matured enough for lending platform, even those with KYC end up closing down
The keywords being "I ... think". You're very entitled to your thoughts however unfounded and unsubstantiated they are. This is really no more valid than the "BTC is a bubble that's gonna die [300+ times now]" FUD that pops up ever so often. |
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I suggest you have a look at this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2243943.0It's about Eidoo bounty and they have a huge amount of tokens they will distribute to participants. Signature bounty available, strict rules but IMHO worthwhile. We do not list signature campaigns that do not pay in Bitcoin as stated in the OP. This is Bitcointalk, not Altcointalk. And to add to that, there's a dedicated section for Altcoin bounties unlike Bitcoin bounties which is why I've been holding off on creating a similar topic (in case you were wondering, Mitch). Most are there but not all, like OAX's, so there might be some use for it. |
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So, are you going to sell me your bytes. Seems like you don't want them.  Why should I do that? There is a good chance that something will come of it. However, I will not change a single €uro to Bytes. As much as I'd like to. So you're only complaining because your free Bytes went down in value? No, I'm complaining that the community is so uncritical. I complain that the necessary steps will not be taken to really use this coin. I complain about the fact that there is no roadmap out of which one can see in which direction this project should go, and therefore I may be wasting my time waiting in vain for this currency to finally be usable. In fact, in my opinion there is nothing better than Byteball. That's why my fundamental and constructive criticism is based on this, and I would like to point out what is necessary to bring this project forward. I would also like to see what the competition has partly understood here. Unfortunately, there is no approach where this can be seen. You complain because you can. I've been popping in and out of this thread and I see the same, almost entirely vapid complaints from you over and over again. If not for the fact that you were not in a sig campaign, I'd be 100% certain you were posting just for that. |
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I found this exchange yesterday thanks to eLTC, one of them at least. Compared to EtherDelta, it's a lot more presentable and it works on mobile (!!!), sort of; everything is squished on mobile, worse than Bittrex, and it's almost unusable. I have a few questions though. - Why is there no homepage for the exchange? When I go to https://idex.market I expect a frontpage of all the coins but I'm redirected to the trade page of something called DVIP. Maybe I've been spoilt by Bittrex. - Can you explain the fees structure a little (lot) more clearly? I read the FAQ fees page but barely got it. It says 0.2% but then starts to go into a bunch of other stuff that makes it convoluted, and I know Eth and fees go hand-in-hand like mac and cheese. Hey Coiner_, thanks for reaching out! "Compared to EtherDelta, it's a lot more presentable and it works on mobile (!!!)" - Glad you like it! We've put a lot of work into the UX. In terms of mobile we don't have a mobile version yet. After the crowdsale we plan to get an IOS and Android app. I see. Do you guys have a Discord or (please no!) slack/telegram? I also saw someone asking about a Github or something like that in the chatbox. "Why is there no homepage for the exchange?"
Right now we are a very small team and we are more concerned with features that will onboard more users such as a proper API and scaling. We plan to improve the UI but it is not a high priority right now given the other stuff we can improve. I understand. I mean, you're already miles ahead of EtherDelta. "Can you explain the fees structure a little (lot) more clearly?"
Sure! 0.1% Maker and 0.2% taker trade fees. Taker also pays ethereum gas fees. Unlike etherdelta you don't need to have eth in your wallet to pay gas, we pay the fees for your trade and then take them in the currency you are receiving. For example if you are buying AURA with eth and are the taker, we'll take the 0.2% trade fee and the ethereum gas fees in the AURA you receive.
Hope this clarifies up your questions.
It does but I want to make sure I'm absolutely getting it right before I start wow'ing. You technically pay all the fees by taking the required % from our received traded tokens so I don't have to worry about all those gwei/wei/eth/gas calculations. Is that correct? |
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Project seems quite lately. Hope dev will show up with new update of the development. Currently banking more and more elix right now and hope this token could hit $1 next year.
Dev is active on Medium with weekly updates. Also discord is used to interact with the community on a regular base. If you look at the roadmap the most deliverables are set of Q1 2018 so Dev will built up to those milestones now. When we get closer to revealing the MVP and the names of the Dev's we know much better where we are in terms of value creation. Do you can post the discord link please, I dont found it in the introducing post. Thank you. This is an invite to the official Discord with the two devs: https://discord.gg/vz6KmM I'm not sure about the other one. Edit: Just confirmed. This... Project seems quite lately. Hope dev will show up with new update of the development. Currently banking more and more elix right now and hope this token could hit $1 next year.
[-- snip --] Do you can post the discord link please, I dont found it in the introducing post. Thank you. Highly recommended if you're looking for long term! ...is legit. Sorry for being paranoid  |
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I found this exchange yesterday thanks to eLTC, one of them at least. Compared to EtherDelta, it's a lot more presentable and it works on mobile (!!!), sort of; everything is squished on mobile, worse than Bittrex, and it's almost unusable. I have a few questions though. - Why is there no homepage for the exchange? When I go to https://idex.market I expect a frontpage of all the coins but I'm redirected to the trade page of something called DVIP. Maybe I've been spoilt by Bittrex. - Can you explain the fees structure a little (lot) more clearly? I read the FAQ fees page but barely got it. It says 0.2% but then starts to go into a bunch of other stuff that makes it convoluted, and I know Eth and fees go hand-in-hand like mac and cheese. |
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There is widespread rumours on twitter Elixir is a calculated scarm. What's the ground here pals?
We took down Minereum already which is actually a proven scam. Elix however is fairly distributed and delivered already more progress than most coins during its short lifespan. This is one hell of a good project and when something is that good it will attract a lot of FUD. Don't let that scare you away though, do your own research and decided for yourself. We took down Minereum already which is actually a proven scam Is that true? i join the Minereum 2.0 ICO . guess i will loss my eth I am afraid so. The whole Minereum airdrop was a fraud and now Dev seems to hold tons of Genesis accounts on both coins. He is in control of the market price and can dump at free will all over the investors. No one gains, only Dev @dev Above was the discussions then in page 51. Not my words. I only wanted to know what Elixir was all about then. I guess they were right. Your reading comprehension is abysmal. - No dev was part of that discussion. None. - It was about Minereum, Minereum not Timereum or Elixir. They're as related as Java and JS. - The supply increases like it should. 30 seconds on the website and higher than average reading comprehension (average being the utter crap that fills BCT) would explain everything to you. You can't expect people to spoonfeed you the same information over and over again. DYOR and if you want to FUD, have a little dignity and make sure it's slightly accurate. |
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Okay thx so if i don't have any EXOR (nor TME), i can't "mine" ELIX, right ? Yes. But if somebody sends me some EXOR, can i ?
No. You need EXOR and a genesis address to mine ELIX with EXOR. Genesis addresses are hardcoded into the contract. |
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I saw your report and banned him. Most crapcoin campaign managers won't do anything about this.
People get banned for that? Jeez! I wish I knew earlier as I caught one guy plagiarizing mine and another's posts word for word from slack. Oh yeah. That's one thing that will slap a permaban on a shitposter's slimy, pimpled butt faster than an altcoin campaign draws in jr. members. Fast as the wind. And it's too bad that scammers don't get that amount of action by the mods, but management around here doesn't think scammers should be banned--but that's another story. If you see these word thieves, report them. It's such a lazy, scumbaggy thing to steal someone else's work, pass it off as your own, and then scam a campaign into paying you for it. Great news. I've found the posts: This is probably a very noobie question but is there a place GB can be bought for fiat directly? From CMC I see Changelly but 1 GB is 630 USD, that's 200 USD more, and while Bittrex seems to match up nicely, BTC costs quite a lot now.
Nice to see you copy my question verbatim from slack. Source of his post (image links to message on slack):  [-- snip --] both iota and byteball have lost 60% ore worse of their price since 1 month ago, if any altcoins will increase in price after bitcoin drama, its these two. this aint investment advice, as Im not investor and any time I personally invest I loose
Why do you keep copying peoples posts verbatim off of slack? First it was mine and now it's portabella's. Is this your own version of spamming to earn for your signature campaign? Looks like the DeepOnion campaign manager needs a notification.  Source of his post:  |
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