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Almost all Altcoin projects are in a deep crisis.
Of course, this should not be surprising. What use, apart from speculation, do they have?
ICOs generally have a bad reputation. The media have already taken care of that. An ordinary outsider does not distinguish between ETH & Co.
All projects should finally take care of the increase in demand, and that starts at the beginning: Direct exchange of Fiat <=> Crypto, integrated into the own app . - BISQ is showing the way.
Am I actually the only one here who sells real goods against Crypto and therefore knows the wishes of his customers, probably because I also ask?
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If you are the new spokesman for byteball then this is a step back from Tonych just ignoring valid points.
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A dictatorial leader naturally runs a dictatorial regime. That the members of the team are as they are is certainly no coincidence. Contradiction is punished. Too bad that it doesn't work in bitcointalk... |
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Why We Are Integrating Ethereum into OpenBazaar
Oct 31, 2018
In a previous article we explained how we’re integrating Ethereum into OpenBazaar in addition to Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Zcash. In this article we want to talk about why we’re integrating Ethereum.[...] https://openbazaar.org/blog/why-we-are-integrating-ethereum-into-openbazaar/Instead of Ethereum, bite ball would certainly have been more interesting. Bite ball needs above all usability, so I pointed out this option several months ago. But at that time bite ball was still in the top 50. But that doesn't matter. You can integrate the OpenBazaar concept completely within bite ball, as already mentioned several times.
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I like tony and he seems very honest and hardworking. He should employ a good community manager whom can interface with him and the community.
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@pineapple express
Hardcore sectarians are generally not capable of critical, creative and differentiated dialogue. Discussions with these religious zealots usually lead nowhere.
Switching on the ignore filter would make sense and would also prevent this thread from being spammed with useless discussions.
Let us hope that the critical spirits of the past will find their way back here and will now be more offensive.
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You never listen to us.
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That's right! I have already argued with angels' tongues and tried to lead the project in an important direction... you don't even get an answer. At some point it's enough and you just have to get clearer. Most critics probably showed less perseverance and have left the sinking ship for a long time. |
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It's a real pity. The project could become something big, but the direction taken makes me pessimistic.
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Images are immanently important. If they are good and show many details that is half the sale. This is also what my shop on OpenBazaar shows, where people probably only come for the optical layout and professional product photos. The bottleneck of OpenBazaar are their search providers. They are the only central point over which the offers can be censored. The search engine of the developers does the same. Illegalized products are not found there. Differently with "Blockbooth" ( https://blockbooth.com/search/) here also illegal articles are found within the app, however again no more on the web page (see link). A project like OpenBazaar could be perfectly integrated into the concept of Byteball. Byteballs "witnesses", however, should not be limited in number, routed via TOR and randomly connected to the network. So the search engines could easily be hidden within these witnesses and would be censorship resistant. Unfortunately, all thoughts brought in by the community are ignored. The developer prefers to do his own thing, although for months now one useless gimmick after another has been coming out of it.. I still can't say anything about Bitbay. I have no idea how shops and their products present themselves there. |
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However, I have read a lot of your posts on the Byteball thread and for sure you make a lot of very good points and seem like a very smart person. So I'm glad to hear your views on bitbay too. I hope David will be back soon to answer your other points and debate the best ways to develop a decentralised marketplace.
I am not saying you are wrong but I am saying I can not see that your argument follows as you say it will. I could be wrong.
bitbay is the best solution to date that I have found. I think you will too if you look into it.
With Byteball I slowly lose my patience. I fear that will be nothing more... "The best solution", that sounds very good. I like to have a look at it when it runs again. I always evaluate the various crypto projects from the point of view of my customers, and in this respect Byteball was once very promising: - a cross-platform, uniform Lightwallet - no need to load the blockchain - simple switchable routing via TOR - a completely anonymous, untraceable currency - problem-free scaling (at least it should be like this at some point) That's it, then. Further requirements that would be important from the user's point of view are ignored by the developer. A roadmap that shows where the project is heading does not exist. I would be very happy if Bitbay would be an exception here. One essential point stands out: The developer is dialogable, and above all he orients himself in an important and decisive direction. - Especially here KYC Byteball can't keep up. |
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I would like to encourage all remaining critics to raise their voices clearly. This is the only way to turn the tide and finish the endless series of wrong decisions.
You should finally be taken seriously.
This continued arrogance and ignorance on the part of management and development must stop. This aloof faction does not orient itself to the needs of the users, but rather indulges in its own narcissism.
The submissive sectarians here are certainly not a solution but the main cause of the problem. They are only promoting the regime of their autocratic dictator.
We need a roadmap that will be worked out in dialogue with you.
What we don't need is a permanent farce that will be stuck over us bit by bit.
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Dear useless trolls,
Maybe you should read carefully the How to Read from Ezra Pound and translate the subject to marketing, branding, development, distribution models and so on. Domains where each one of you pretends to be an expert.
And no, I will not lose my time answering to people out of context.
See you in hell.
I know you'd rather spend your time sending this project to hell. Do you feel targeted ?  What you were trying to suggest with your fake quote, wasn't it?  |
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One year ago the first ICO on Byteball was launched, with Tony and Steve as advisors. Several million $ in GBYTE were raised from Byteball users trusting Tony. However the promises of the project have not been fullfilled, no exchange listing, no buybacks, no production, no updates about the status of the project. What happend to the money?
Be careful, with such questions you will be excommunicated as a troll from the bite ball sect. You may also be advised to visit a doctor beforehand. |
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And no, I will not lose my time answering to people out of context.
See you in hell.
I know you'd rather spend your time sending this project to hell. |
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If you are talking about censorship then buddy you are barking up the wrong tree. I've been the first to denounce governments and the freedoms they stole from everyone. Of course the best world is one without governments at all. Decentralized tech is meant to bridge the divide and when you start to preach that we are censoring you are blinded not realizing who is here fighting for basic human rights. We want to commercialize good business practices and technology and enlighten people to the future of free internet tech. As for governments, it's not just thought crimes they persecute... people can't sell raw milk, they can't plant a tree anywhere they want, they can't go outside naked which is their god given right (being born into the world without clothes to wear). Peoples human rights have been so hijacked modern day culture has become barbaric and unrecognizable to it's true destiny and nature. It's only accepted by the relatively silent black sheep minority because of "might makes right" and the threat of violence through law which keeps them at Bay. Once people are willing to die and fight for their beliefs, that might change. However that's not so easy considering they get everyone indoctrinated in the school system at such a young age.
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A great statement. Many thanks for that. I could not have expressed it better. I completely agree with your remarks! I know Bitmessage, but I wonder in this context how listings with detailed images should be possible. Bitmessage is not really fast. It's a pity that you don't get an impression of the market and its offers via the bitbay website. Can I get it somewhere else? I am curious how a shop presents itself as an example, how its listing and individual offers look like. |
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[...] try nothing for the mass adoption, [...]
Oh, I do the only right thing for it: I point out what is necessary for distribution and acceptance. It should be implemented by those who can do it. The Hardcore-Sectarians ignore this naturally gladly, finally only the word of their Gurus applies. Therefore it is all the more important to point out the bottlenecks again and again. |
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The Byteball ICO website will be launching shortly.
But just to clarify: it's a website to better showcase how the Byteball platform is ideal for running an ICO. Byteball will not be having its own ICO!
That's really awesome. Now that the ICOs have fallen into disrepute worldwide. |
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Hi altcoinb,
I seriously like this idea ! Printing smart voucher flyers and then distribute it :-)
Hardly anyone, as long as the price is so low, will pay with Bites or even Blackbites, which you first had to buy laboriously. And if the price rises, nobody pays with crypto anyway if they don't have to. And what should the merchant do with the Bites? To switch to Fiat in an awkward way? Why would he want to do that? No, dear ones. Regulated trade relies on Fiat. Unregulated trade uses Crypto. The crypto world is a niche, so focus on that niche and don't get bogged down in mischief. |
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However, if a small fringe for example wants to sell CP then that small fringe should not be allowed to spoil things for the greater majority.
Who wants to draw the line? Meanwhile I know the claim of millitarian groups who want to push through their moral concepts with all their might. Whoever makes an exception at CP is also quick at heavy weapons and contract killers. If this limit is crossed, normal armament is no longer acceptable. Drugs, even light ones, are the next victim of censorship. And then, of course, any material that shows even the beginnings of a naked female breast. If you allow censorship, we will very soon have such conditions that we already know from the Fiat world. The fact that this has already had to be discussed in your community shows me the tendency in which the guardians of virtue finally gain the upper hand. Those who cannot bear free goods and services with all the, perhaps abstruse facets, should stay on ebay. The cryptoworld will anyway be only a niche for a long time, and that's exactly how you should look at a cryptomarket: To get goods and services that are not so easy to find in the regulated Fiat world. We are at the beginning of a fascist world order with total surveillance of each individual. Nothing is therefore more urgently needed than a truly free market through which the military industrial complex and state terrorism is not financed by taxes. |
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However it could be that flagged seriously messed up adverts can be removed via a decentralised voting process since we already have decentralised voting built into bitbay. I think they would have to be seriously illegal and undesirable to most for them to bother voting them off though. Most people are not going to bother voting off things that are grey areas or things that are not universally recognised as offensive. It would take a bit of planning.
"Undesirable to most people" means that a small fringe group is no longer allowed to meet their needs? Democracy is the dictatorship of the majority over the minority? Do we seriously want to continue the state mischief in cryptospace? In OpenBazaar one has the possibility to block unwanted sellers and their offer. The moral superiority can therefore be given to oneself, but is not imposed on others. Which wallet market client or qt wallet? it should sync faster than that for five hours. what OS? and have a slow internet?
Market client. Linux Mint Internet: 91.6 Mbps Download, 95.0 Mbps Upload |
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After five hours of synchronization just 1% finished, and offers were still not visible. Apparently the blockchain is loaded, something I don't want to do to myself.
Then I aborted the procedure and removed the program. So I cannot use it yet or recommend it to others.
I must admit that I have also lost the further interest. The awareness to become a victim of censorship is disappointing.
We do not need another ebay in the crypto area. For controlled and regulated goods, Fiat already provides unbeatable options.
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