![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FURxT7kf.jpg&t=663&c=56diZ8jZGkEjkw) Front-end engineers By creating common cards, front-end engineers put front-ends on top of our back-ends. Take an event card, for example. Anyone who wants to build an event catalog can start with the basic event card. Not only does it have all the schema.org language already defined; it also comes with an editing form, because the card is a mini-application. These common cards have built-in dropdowns and design systems, to guarantee a great standard experience for customizing cards. We use common cards as a starting point to build this decentralized ecosystem, to allow back-end providers, integrations, or even new blockchains (like a calendar or event blockchain) to get into the user experience of the system. Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrGLmAYYpqQ&t=948s
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FrI3NQGe.jpg&t=663&c=7LQMhqyuObJS1g) PumaPay CEO, Yoav Dror interviewed by BLOCKTV journalist, Lauren Izso. Read the full story here and more on "Bringing Ease of Use to Blockchain Technology"
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Introducing the Card Makers Users, developers, engineers, back-end, front-end, with or without framework-level experience—whichever category you fall into, you can play an important role in the Cardstack Ecosystem! By utilizing your individual skills, you can actively contribute to the making of cards, thus to the Card Catalog. The inverse pyramid of card makers tells you how that works. In the next few days, we will introduce each type of card maker, with the corresponding skill sets that are needed in each layer of this pyramid. Learn more about our pyramid of card makers: https://medium.com/cardstack/who-are-the-card-makers-504f784881fbCheck out our early-access guides: https://docs.cardstack.com/release/
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What is a token pool? In the Cardstack Network, customers will usually deal with more than one service provider. To enable frictionless billing of mutual customers, we use a smart contract called a “reward pool”. This is like waiters pooling their tips by putting them inside a jar. At the end of the night, they determine what portion of this tip jar goes to each person, just like we figure out what portion of this reward should go to each service provider, based on some usage accounting. To know how much that reward pool is worth, especially when it contains multiple fluctuating tokens, we need Tally—our accountant or bookkeeper. Tally knows which transactions are happening on-chain and can access cryptocurrency-to-fiat exchange rate services, to calculate the current market rate of the reward pool. Hear more about the token pool: https://youtu.be/FwO_ZGCk410?t=1070
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good news, but what I'm worried about is whether BNTETH will have a good exchange like Bancor ?, is this airdrop supported by Binance or Okex? Hi there, the team are planning to announce exchanges who will be participating in the drop, please stay tuned for more info Over the course of the airdrop, users holding BNT in a non-custodial wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Scatter or Bancor’s native wallet) will see BNTETH tokens automatically appear in their wallet. The airdropped BNTETH token will also automatically appear in major custodial wallets and exchanges supporting the airdrop. We will announce participating custodial wallets and exchanges.
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Does cardstack have an adoption roadmap? Really starting to feel the project isn't gaining enough traction or even use cases. Maybe the team should also look at making it blockchain agnostic or interoperability features. There's just too many "Web 3.0" projects out there that seem to be 3.0ing better
Here you have a link to the article: https://medium.com/cardstack/cardstacks-development-frontier-a72d3d73c279The team are looking into an updated roadmap! The team recognise the need for interoperability between chains and are working on it!
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Flixxo's latest article on LATAM Bonds With IOV Labs — the company behind RSK, the smart contracts platform built on top of Bitcoin — buying the biggest Latin American social network, Taringa, the pillars of crypto mass adoption have been set.
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Using bancor.cotrader, can I add any token to the Bancor platform? How are Ethereum tokens on Forkdelta? Are you not afraid that hundreds of shit coins will appear? You can integrate any EOS or ERC20 token to Bancor autonomously through CoTrader's self-service & permissionless portal! Regarding the tokens which appear, well Bancor is a decentralized liquidity network that provides users with a simple, low-cost way to convert tokens. Ultimately it is up to the users which tokens they wish to convert to and from (and integrate) and not for Bancor to decide which would make it centralized in that aspect.
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Watch Jen Weber’s new developer series on how to enable authentication on Cardstack Hub. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to program access control for who can and who cannot access your Cardstack Application: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAmy6dOo-3Q
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F1P6zO6C.jpg&t=663&c=0cT847HZHgO-Cw) In most systems, developers run the server, so the user’s files are stored in the developer's data center. At Cardstack, developers deploy their cards to the Cardstack Hub—the decentralized application server that powers the entire system (connecting to various data sources like devices, clouds, and blockchains), which is run by service providers of the users’ choice. This way, users have their own hub/server, their own little personal cloud, where they have all their code—whether it’s for note-taking or music-making or image-editing. It can be hosted by a service provider, but it belongs to the users.
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A customer uses a prepaid card to pay a service provider, by staking some crypto value into the smart-contract-based token pool (where all crypto assets are pooled together). Customers who only have fiat money can buy prepaid cards from retailers, who do the staking on their behalf. Through usage accounting (on-chain and off-chain), we meter the usage and provided services across the network. Tally (acting as the accountant or bookkeeper) marks the prepaid cards, the value, and the spend history to market—so that people know how much they can deposit, how much their deposit is worth, and how much can be withdrawn. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fv9sGm3f.jpg&t=663&c=MkkFt7tIndl1xQ) For more details, check out this part of Chris’ talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwO_ZGCk410&t=710s
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Catch Bancor Co-Founder Guy Benartzi at Ethereal this Sunday, discussing one of the most promising #DeFi primitives — the decentralized liquidity pool — and its implications on the future of #openfinance & mainstream consumer adoption. https://twitter.com/Bancor/status/1172137258851418114
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Get ready for EmberCamp! On Sept. 16, our lead developer Ed Faulkner and our engineer Jen Weber will give a talk at the second annual EmberCamp in Chicago. Learn more about the event and/or buy tickets: http://embercamp.com/
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Regarding the recent announcement Bancor’s Next Chapter. Who could figure out and understand what is the advantage of the inflation model for the Bancor protocol? Share, please. BNT Inflationary Model — BNT upgraded to an inflationary token with an initial default setting of 0% inflation. I don't quite understand how to respond to such news, because inflation is not entirely good. The inflation level will be decided by the BNT holders as a part of the governance, so as the Community may see it beneficial to deploy funds to strategic Bancor liquidity pools, oracles and developers.
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We have decided not to touch team tokens untill the Platform will be publicly launched
Does it mean that none of the unlocked tokens has been sold or sent to the exchanges? If the answer is yes, every thing is fine and there is no problem. Tokens were previously sent to Binance to put liquidity at 35% in advance of first auctions! These were of course however, only an amount which the team were able to access as per the monthly release per the vesting. Here is Nick's reply back when this action was taken: WePower had option to transfer WPR at any time to the exchanges as they are unlocked on a monthly basis and has never done so to make any sale as there was no point in doing it until platform development is done for the token to have use within the platform. Now that the abality for the usage will appear with and after first auctions we have moved them to binance account.
it would put total supply at 35% avliable on exchanges
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