Definitely lots of miss, but it's also now or never. I diversify by investing in different ICOs, currently I am waiting for Cindicator and SLVR to start.

That's true, we should aim for bitcoin to be stable and growing slowly. If we want volatility and breaking stuff, we should go for alt coins. And again, I recommend SLVR for new altcoins.

People in China knows there's an arbitrage and still willingly uses it because the arbitrage is still the easiest way to move money out.

If you do the deal, how are you gonna move your money out from China? If it's 1000-2000 a day it might work, but large volume wise it's not practical, that is why people are actually more willing to spend on arbitrage.

I also read that they will not issue more tokens for 5 years, is this normal? The idea is that they will only issue more tokens if the value of silver they mined already surpasses the value of existing tokens.

Is my understanding correct? Thanks!

Try going for SLVR ICOs, I know Chinese are also big on previous metal - Gold and Silver. This campaign pledges to use the funds to mine more silver, and peg it with the token we have.

Can the TS kindly list SLVR too, they give real world implementation a chance to work, not just everything for the interweb.

Hi,

What do you guys think about SLVR, I am going to write down the merits:

- bonus to the 50 largest token holders for a paid trip to Mexico. Hmm, I wonder if if this goes to from anywhere in the world.
- The daily production is 600 - 1000 tons per day
- The Belem Mine has 12,000,000 ounces in proven certified reserves

And from their WP, the verbatim language:

- "supply of SLVR is initially limited to 7 million tokens for 5 years, after which point and when the reserves are in excess of 100%, new SLVR can be minted by the team according to the amount of excess silver in reserve. The maximum supply of SLVR after 5 years will be 14 million, after 10 years the maximum supply will be 19 million. Finally, after 15 years the SLVR team will be able to mint and sell the remaining supply of SLVR up to 23 million."

I am super excited about this project, if any I am just worried about timeline and if someone who has knowledge about the management of this team, that will be super helpful.

Looking at SLVR, I am betting on price increase after ICO, and also when they start mining. With so much uncertainty in the world, many are moving to digital currencies and precious metals, I see SLVR as a combination of both.

IIRC Neo also has 1 billion, with 500 million in circulation now and another 500 million later.

What about tokens that address real life usage? It could be a preclude to payment needs.

Take for example SLVR wants to make token usable for mining activities, and silver mined from the mine will be pegged to the tokens itself. So when you pay using the tokens you are paying silver. The miners can get paid and buy groceries using the tokens too.

Why don't choose tokens that are pegged to gold or other precious commodities? Digital assets backed by physical metal or exchange-traded funds. I can think of for goldmint.io and silver for SLVR.

SLVR is recommended by me, not because it is cheap but because it has real market value pegged to silver.

It's always very challenging to move from a traded token to a token for payment, unless the token itself has internal value much like gold, or the recognition of a central authority. I know the central authority part sounds very anti-crypto but it has been like this since ages, maybe it will change in the future who knows with bitcoin being the real daily currency.

Also, we should support tokens that have real life usage, that way the token can be used to buy, or at least, trade for something. SLVR is one that is actually peg to real silver, another one is USDT but I am not sure how it can continue maintaining 1:1 with USD.

Hi guys,

I've applied for the token sales and got into the white list. Does anyone have anything to say about this ICO?

Kik is one of the very few with proper products, you know their Kik chat app.

But I want to know about other downsides about this ICO, one I heard was that they were gonna distribute only 10% of tokens to the public. Is that true?

What other deal breakers.

Hey guys, did I get my math right?

You get
- 0.00625 GB for each BTC you link, that's 1.7USD for 4000USD.

And extras if you already have bytes you get 10% more (out of your existing bytes), and another 20% of blackbytes.
- For the bytes you hold on September 6 you receive 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte of your balance
- You also receive 0.21111 blackbytes for each 1 byte

So the ROI is maybe 0.05% per month (0.0425 if you don't count the extras) these days.

The ROI earlier this year was 10x more as you could get 0.5% per month, 0.0625GB per BTC. [1]

[1] if you assume the USD price for byteball and bitcoins were the same as today, at least the difference were the same between the two coins

You get
- 0.00625 GB for each BTC you link, that's 1.7USD for 4000USD.

And extras if you already have bytes you get 10% more (out of your existing bytes), and another 20% of blackbytes.
- For the bytes you hold on September 6 you receive 0.1 new byte for each 1 byte of your balance
- You also receive 0.21111 blackbytes for each 1 byte

So the ROI is maybe 0.05% per month (0.0425 if you don't count the extras) these days. The ROI earlier this year was 10x more as you could get 0.5% per month, giving you 0.5% per month (if you assume the USD price for byteball and bitcoins were the same as today, at least the difference were the same between the two coins)

Stellar lumens distribution is strange and unfair. For lumens that are not claimed by bitcoin users at large the foundation gets to keep it, and they expect every bitcoin holder in the world to claim it to not have any left for the foundation in each airdrop.

Their snapshot is also recorded too early each time and requires Facebook authentication.

PS: I hold stellar lumens and they really need to get hold of themselves in the face of so many new blockchain competitors. These guys were really the early starters in this race and had a noble idea of connecting the needy and unbanked. So please please get back into the race.

What happened to the IOTA dump fuss? Smear campaign or legit problem? I wanted to invest in IOTA months ago before changing my mind and putting the bets on Byteball.

Yes, you can send GAS and also collect GAS produced from NEO if you store your NEO there too. So you can store GAS and NEO both.

Beware they only accept non decimal for NEO so if you send 7.5 your 0.5 might be lost if your exchange doesn't have a detection before it's sent out to Neon. For GAS they accept decimal.

That's alot and almost half of bitcoin wallet, wow!