You could be wrong: the system comes with a lot of incentives to do the registration. It only takes one person (the initiator) starting it by paying their friend/relative and guiding them through the proces. The new Byteball user receives $20 Byteball and the initiator receives $20 Byteball. Both the initiator and the new Byteball user can seek 2 new users without paying a dime themselves (it is funded by the $20 Byteball received earlier). The circle completes again and this could go on indefinitely.

Giving away $8 to a friend/relative/colleague is a no brainer, especially when pulling someone into crypto tech (at least in my enthusiasm). I wouldn’t feel a loss if I make sure the receiver completes the signup proces. Yes, ‘social pressure applied’ 

I think the biggest challenge for people is:
1. trusting Jumio with giving personal details
2. stating a real use case for 1
3. no Byteball wallet in the Apple iStore

There, I said it  

Apple is the juicy ‘apple’ missing here.

I will surely try to convince a few Android users to give it a try and signup. Any ideas on point 2 are welcome.

Just PM me your address, I will pay 10MB back.

I managed to finalise the procedure. PM your address so I can send 10MB back. Thanks.

I will make a short blog post describing the process later.

If others want to try the verification process, be sure to make an additional single-address walet first. If you pay for verification with bytes sent by me to you, I will receive a bounty (if you want to receive bytes for this purpose, send me the address of your single-address wallet by PM; the available balance is limited  ).

My wallet keeps on saying "masternode not on list".

And on the homepage the v1.1.1.2 Windows wallet while I understand that v2.0 is already out?

Thanks, received.

I made the payment to the bot but got the following return message:


So it looks like:
* I just wasted $8 bucks  
* I need to figure out what the hell a 'single-address' wallet means
* pay 8 bucks again once this single-address wallet thing has been resolved

Just for your info, the price for verification currently is 9,763,539 bytes. I am missing about 1,500,000 bytes to test this for all of you and cannot get these bytes quickly as long as Cryptopia withdrawal is still offline (hint: IKUW4ARNFRV763B2MOIRRILS3BGYVDJA).

I only read this:

So it begins  

Good news: the Byteball wallet at Cryptopia seems to have been upgraded to version 2.0 (currently still syncing). Hopefully this means withdrawals will be back online soon (in time for the planned 1 March airdrop).

Checking out my new signature.

Still looks rather bullish and including a 2018 'moonshot'. I can relate to the points mentioned in that list of possible events.

Too much interest in blockchain right now for a 2-3 year crypto winter to appear.

The bounce of this one will be brutal 

All those poor people selling at the bottom  

This.

What you see is what you get 

Just HODL or accumulate some more. All longer term indicators have nicely bottomed right now. One more panic dump at high volume the next few days should do it.

I guess no one can handle a little sell off nowadays.

It went up nicely indeed. And that in the face of Bitcoin price weakness.

You assume linearity?

For gold lovers, the chart could better be inverted.

Can we get a noob tutorial on how to set up this Steemit thing (I already have a Steemit account)?