What kind of car do you have? I might be interested. Renault Megane Classic 2000 model It would be interesting to do such a transaction, importing a car from Iceland to Canada paid for by Auroracoin. And a 2000 model is now eligible to be imported (must be 15+ years to bring into Canada) but I'm afraid that a Megane does not really stir my emotions. Though it would probably be the only one on the continent! |
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Do you have a relese date sir?
The launch date for Helium will be announced soon. To get the most up to date information on the project, please feel free to join our open Slack channel (posted directly above this post). Would be terrific if we could sign up for an email notification of launch somewhere. Some of us need push notifications to be reminded because we can't keep track of all our Slack channels.  |
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Can someone explain in layman's terms what TaaS actually is/does?
Might be worthwhile for non-tech savvy potential investors.
As I understand it: They take your money and invest it in blockchain projects. They share the profits with you, return some to the fund for reinvestment, and keep some for themselves. |
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What kind of car do you have? I might be interested. |
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What is the level of completion of the NoblePay app?
Some of the screens seem to work, but others (like Dashboard and Recent Activity) are blank.
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You have to realize that cryptocurrencies in general are growing fast worldwide and XBC is gaining traction in that race. A billion dollar market cap is not out of the question. Staking, development, team knowledge, and a dozen other things are making XBC the real deal.
Yes, but why today? So you're saying there hasn't been any 'big news' in the last 6 weeks or so? |
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Za1n...maybe you and Elvis can start a band lol. Your conspiracies blow my mind.
XBC wallet has a staking feature that stakes your balance at 20% per year but you can also achieve compound interest as well by staking continuously like richlist #2 does. Smart. Watch those transactions and you will see what I mean. If you only open wallet once per year it stakes at 20% of your balance. If you leave open continuously it also stakes the stake hence compound interest.
This kind of sounds like a bad thing to me... rapid inflation=price decline |
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What's happened in the last month or so that might explain this move?
Any theories?
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So silent here....because Scaling debate.
Which proofs that price is determined by fundamentels, not so much by Elliot Waves.
It seems to me if price was determined completely by fundamentals, the threat of a fork would have driven price much lower. But wait! If it forks we'll have coins on two different chains. A free dividend! So I would think the price would be much higher. So confusing! |
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Usually they do the exercises because an instructor tells them to  Maybe the instructor should get the uncollected coins. Now there's an incentive program that could help SMLY! |
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The functionality of rewarding with progressively more SMLY as the student finishes more lectures can be done purely within the tutor-web system, i.e. without knowing the payment SMLY address. Until now we have just had the rewards inside the system until the students choose to redeem their SMLY.
But we've learned that most students just ignore the SMLY (which is why we've set a deadline, after which the SMLY just get donated).
Your idea to link the rewards/amounts explicitly to a registered SMLY address gives an added benefit: It would allow us to reward with some bonus those students who have downloaded a SMLY wallet. So we can direct increased SMLY rewards at those who have shown an interest in SMLY.
Cool, really cool.
Unless someone sees a problem, we should just implement this!
So currently most students aren't taking possession of their SMLY? They're just doing the exercises for the educational benefit and/or fun? |
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Perhaps another way to control fake accounts would be a sort of PoS+PoW (where the 'W' in PoW is Work performed completing exercises). It could be something like this:
-student logs in by demonstrating ownership of a particular SMLY coin address
-the reward they earn for completing a task is proportional to the amount of SMLY in the address
The problem with this is that it would also incentivize hoarding, meaning nobody would spend their SMLY at the University cafeteria - bad!
So, instead of basing the reward on the amount of SMLY in an address, the reward is based on the amount of SMLY the address has previously earned from Tutorweb irregardless of whether that amount is still in that address.
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Have you thought of a way of controlling registrations through the physical distribution of anonymous accounts to students, or perhaps using kennitala as in the Auroracoin airdrop?
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How do you deter students from gaming the system by completing the same easy quiz over-and-over for rewards?
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Is this a LetsMakeLazyWhaleBastardsRicherCoin topic?
Seriously.. you should consider relaunch with a fair distribution - each linked btc address gets equal.
Otherwise this coin is DOA.. sorry.
You have a weird definition of the word "fair". You should create your own clone of byteball and try that distribution method and see how far you get. |
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I'm looking to buy 100k-200k of shift.
If anyone would like to unload a large amount of Shift at current market price please PM me.
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Has anyone here done a comparison between MaidSafe and Shift (shiftnrg.org)?
They seem like similar projects, yet Shift is less than $1MM.
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I just found out about Shift this afternoon.
From my early reading, it looks a lot like MaidSafe. Can anyone point to a comparison post about these two?
If it is similar to MaidSafe, and if they keep developing at the rate they seem to be going, it is hard to understand why they have such a low Marketcap. Anyone got some insight on this?
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Thank you tonych for another generous Byteball airdrop!
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So what would I do with a bitswift token? |
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