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2861  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: poloniex - are they legally responsible for losses when they wont give you your on: December 23, 2017, 11:22:39 PM
I doubt you'd see any retribution for your problems with Poloniex legally. It would be such a hard thing to prove that they took your funds and that you didn't lose them trading or something since there's no immutable ledger of trades.

I hear you but these are fully viewable under the balances but you just can't extract them because it says wallet disabled temp

I mean some of these coins are taking off and if you had large numbers and it later crashed they have cost you perhaps 100'000 of dollars in taking months to reactivate fully working projects wallets.

there is no excuse for them to retain them for this long.

xdn

both these are available for withdraw for perhaps 3 -4 months or greater. there are people with bbr pending withdrawals for months and that chain is working well.

2862  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / poloniex - are they legally responsible for losses when they wont give you your on: December 23, 2017, 11:10:32 PM
poloniex - if they have your coins but refuse to let you withdraw them because they have turned the wallets off (apparently temp) but months later after many tickets do not still let you withdraw the coins??

Many people have xdn and bbr locked there and they will not switch their wallets back on??

This has been like this for months and no reply to any tickets..

Are they legally responsible for losses that can be demonstrated are due to their lack of care and reasonable response time?

this is not kyc or aml related these people are fully verified it is just the wallet is switched off and they refuse to switch it back on.


2863  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] SuperNET NXT asset 12071612744977229797, SUPERNET KMD assetchain in summer on: December 23, 2017, 09:20:47 PM
I have not really used nxt before although i have some.


Can i get a heads up on what to do before the 25th

I have unity on polo - that i can withdraw now.

I opened up my nxt software in the lite version. The full version was send my anti virus nuts and even on that machine which has nothing much on i dont want any nasty shit.  Do i just send unity to my actual nxt address and nxt software will realise these are unity tokens??

Or is there a unity asset in the next software somewhere that has its own unity address?

Then I send them to some other nxt address listed on this thread somewhere and a note of my komodo address in the agama lite wallet i have started to use? then I will see the unity tokens appear there sometime soon??

Is there a step by step guide anywhere and why is dec 25th even relevant to this swap? surely this is not the cut off for such a switch right ? these things take a while to reach everyone?


2864  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which ALTS are the NEXT BIG THING? Add your Valid suggestion here now >>>>> POLL on: December 23, 2017, 07:40:12 PM
edit- still typing
2865  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which ALTS are the NEXT BIG THING? Add your Valid suggestion here now >>>>> POLL on: December 23, 2017, 07:24:39 PM
Holla CH,

So I started loooking at Bitbay.  Have not downloaded the client wallet yet, as it doesn't seem to work with my ipad, so will do it later on the desktop.   I have some questions

1) There are several projects in this space.  Some focused on specific market such as Augur is on prediction markets and others such as bitbay which offer several ways to engage with the platform.   I know you love bitbay, but why do you think it is better than its competitors? And aside from Bitbay what other project in this space do you like?  Just adding as I look into this more but seems quite a few in this space and with quite a bit of tech dev.  Sys, KMD, NXT and market specigic such as Augur.    Obviously, they will not all succeed -  We don't have multiple ebays.  How to pick winners from this bunch, and I am sure there are more I have not looked at yet.   For me the criteria includes:   Strong Vision, Proven Tech, Strong Team, Branding and Buzz (first mover advantage can not be underestimated) Funding.  Yes, funding is important as having deep pockets will help get you out of the gate faster, reach a critical mass quicker, and pull away from others in the field.    Given that wondering CH how you think the main players in the field stack up to each other?

2) My initial understanding is bitbay solves one of the current problems preventing buyers and sellers from using coins to buy/sell X, and that is price fluctuation.  Bay has a rolling peg.  How does this work?  How does it effect the price of the coin for people holding Bay as an investment?

3) Bay pitches itself as ebay without the fees.  How does Bay make money?

4) Bay pitches itself as ebay without the scams.  To buy/sell on Bay you have to put up a deposit.  Over time as trust is built the size of deposit decreases, but to begin let's look at newbie seller/buyer.   So if S is selling X for $100, S puts $100 in deposit.  B also puts $100 deposit and sends S $100 for X.  If S doesn't send X he loses deposit.  If B does not complete contract or something he also loses deposit.    In the example I used it is small change, but when bigger ticket $$$$ items are being sold and S has multiple items up for sale then S will have a cash flow problem because so much of S money tied up.  Possible it is not feasible for S or B to use the market as too much money tied up in deposits.     Is that your understanding of how it works CH or does it work differently?  

Look forward to hearing your response and learning more about Bay



Hi these are GREAT questions indeed.

These are only my personal views and since I am not a high level designer or coder then these answers are not to be taken on face value you must investigate and verify them yourselves ...


OKay, so firstly I do love bitbay. However not essentially for just the reasons people may think. I also love many other of the projects you mention too. All of the REAL projects out there are certainly worth personal and individual investigation.
I don't see some of those as direct competitors to bitbay. Sys is aiming at similar things and I like that too but the approach is different. The reason I simply bought more bay was because it was 6x smaller cap at the time and I do like his approach too. However both devs are in a HANDFUL of what I would term super devs here. Investigate all the real projects here sys too he is another top top level developer.

The decentralised market places are not really the only feather in their caps. They are both expanding into many other things. The important thing to realise here is if you have a SUPER dev (komodo has one too) then they can design and code out many different things and the project is very dynamic. For example I have heard DZ (bitbay dev) say he is analysing all different approaches dpos, vb's latest ideas on scaling , hash graphs (although these are patented) all kinds of things and is deciding how next to improve bay once he has finished with the dynamic pegging.

Now just back to the double deposit escrow system just briefly because although the basic principle can be simple the applications and permutations of it are far to expansive for this thread and indeed probably my mind. Full explanation of it in depth would best come from DZ himself. However what you say could be the case if there were any rules set in stone. It is fully adaptable according the seller and buyer they can adapt the double deposit escrow settings as they like. Also combined with a reputation system you start to see that you can ask for the completion guarantee you feel is suitable. It is simply a way for it to make it very difficult if not impossible for a person to scam you and make financial gain himself. To me it is a great idea and is the only trustless way to have a decentralised market place. The design is also very interesting if you examine it as it makes use of bitmessage.

Really though it is a way to conduct trustless contracts and the applications that could be built upon the bitbay core as you can image are vast. Really vast. I believe bitbay was the first smart contract system. It is not as complex as of course ETH but the core functionality is there for so many things and sometimes simple can be very very beneficial as long as it gets the job done. Don't get me wrong even DZ says ETH is a monster bit of work.

So next the pegging - I don't mind admitting this rolling dynamic pegging system and the exact mechanisms its works upon are beyond my understanding. However stability in value is the key aim within certain parameters. It seeks I believe to smooth greatly huge fluctuations rather than bolster to a fixed price.

Even those things are not really my key reason for loving it so much. It has decentralised governance it , i mean really all the key things you need in a trustless decentralised project. But more than all this I have simply come to believe if he wants something new in the design he will make it. So that is the key thing for me with all of these. Locate developers that have a PROVEN and TESTED track record of being able to take new ideas an implement them into the design. His plans for bay are quite huge but again a lot of what he says is beyond my immediate understanding. I have been watching them beefing up the team lately too and the best part is the developer is the most responsive developer on thread I have found. You can ask him anything and he come and explains it right away.

I like bitbay a lot I like lots of these real projects it would be incorrect to say that I thought it was superior technically to some of the others only listed here due to my realisation that an average joe only has only small hope of differentiation at a deep deep technical level. I simply see you can say hey why don't we have decentralised voting and governance then he says sure and makes it happen. Even though he was busy coding other features.. He see's something new that could be beneficial like cold staking for super security- not long later bay has it.

Really though I say you must all download the actual bitbay wallet (not the qt the fully functioning bay wallet) and test it out and watch the videos how to use it. I do think there is vast room for improvement on the UI and some of it is complex for the average user but those complex features are just there for those that do need that power. I know they are improving and adapting it constantly. I am looking foward to david finishing the pegging because i know that is a huge and complex piece of work... and adding more of the exciting things he has mentioned.

To me it certainly was the best value project out there and still presents outstanding value compared to dreams and talk fantasy projects out there. Let me say if he wanted to make a dreams and talk white paper he certainly could. Ask him about anything crypto related or that any project has proposed. You will see there is nothing much out there that he can not grasp.

So anyway yeah.... don't just listen to my personal reasons for liking bitbay go and investigate it all in depth and any questions you realise are beyond my scope then david would have no issue answering you in depth. If people investigate it and think its not as good as another project then they must go for the other project. I am always looking around and still don't see any projects better value. That's just my view.

All real projects are worth investigation for sure.





2866  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 on: December 23, 2017, 11:46:03 AM
who else here still has bbr locked in polo

how can we as a community put pressure on them to release our coins to us?

sucks.

I sent bytecoin to them 4 years ago.
I did not include a payment ID but I had time stamp and transaction ID and gave them my public address
but they have not credited me any of it.

I kind of consider it lost.


Yeah what a dump

I see my bbr saying pending withdrawal for like months now?

other wallets like xdn and xcn they just turned off?

thieves.

2867  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [PXC] Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.1 ~ NeoScrypt Original ~ 4 Years Old on: December 23, 2017, 11:41:04 AM
I am not very hopeful as i don't see the dev very active.
Plus cryptopia not generating any PXC deposit address.

Its an old stable coin. Dev is around.

It's kind of old hat but works good for now.

Not exciting in its current form so unlikely to attract new investment i agree.

2868  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Liquify Crypto in the UK WITHOUT Coinbase on: December 23, 2017, 11:35:36 AM
Isn't bitstamp from the UK? I guess they have pound option. Take a look Smiley

no gbp and people waiting weeks for withdrawal.
forget stamp for now
2869  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 on: December 23, 2017, 06:57:06 AM
who else here still has bbr locked in polo

how can we as a community put pressure on them to release our coins to us?
2870  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [PRE-ANN] Stone - DAG Data-Structured Private Cryptocurrency on: December 23, 2017, 06:47:02 AM
Donations should use escrow or could be a scam.

This thread reminds me of ZETH actually -

Without escrow 99% will turn out a scam here.
2871  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Discussion about Ripple - XRP on: December 23, 2017, 06:31:24 AM
xrp is a scam

avoid
2872  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which ALTS are the NEXT BIG THING? Add your Valid suggestion here now >>>>> POLL on: December 23, 2017, 06:29:53 AM
220 not bad keep em coming
2873  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ripple XRP Surges on Coinbase Rumors on: December 23, 2017, 06:27:04 AM
xrp = scam
2874  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Facebook using Litecoin as a payment option in 2018?! on: December 22, 2017, 11:04:48 PM
would be nice
2875  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: BTC v BCH value gap shrinking here's proof on: December 22, 2017, 06:53:56 PM
lol 4% in crypto as proof of anything

2876  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which ALTS are the NEXT BIG THING? Add your Valid suggestion here now >>>>> POLL on: December 22, 2017, 06:41:44 PM
I hope I don't have to add BTC to this list...soon

2877  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Charlie Lee sold off his LTC. Interesting on: December 22, 2017, 06:34:10 PM
Charlie lee is rumored to be joining BCash team a tandem with the greedy Roger Ver,seems like they knew what will happen few days ago,they know BTC will crash.

LOL source please

2878  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which ALTS are the NEXT BIG THING? Add your Valid suggestion here now >>>>> POLL on: December 22, 2017, 05:40:40 PM
You can go ahead and check the post of John Mcafee in his Twitter account and see what coins he think will make it big in the future. According to him, his picks are based on the white paper that he read leading him to believe in the project but he made a warning that he doesn't owe or have interest on the coins that he recommended.

But if he has not picked the REAL projects then I can not give much credibility to his recommendations.

If he had done some real research then I would question why his twitter has no mention of the REAL projects here.

White papers 90% of the time never get taken care of

Some white papers from big projects have been said to be worth of getting 3 nobel prizes to pull them off so we can see why these can be fantasy stories rather than reality.

However of course if he came here and presented any of his suggestions in the format of the OP and they passed the REAL projects ACID test then we could add them up.

2879  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin did NOT work for 200.000USD transfer on: December 22, 2017, 05:32:49 PM
should have used LTC

don't think much of his research skills

BTC is now just a store of wealth we all well know this it is not very appropriate for tx compared to ltc
2880  Economy / Speculation / LOL at all the PAID fudders ... looks like a organised effort to cause a crash. on: December 22, 2017, 05:29:11 PM
Weak hands will get wrecked on this. Organised crash at ideal time.

Good day for shopping though got 4 more shiny btc at 10999 already flipped them for 13000  - that was xmas paid for. cheers week hands.

Will grab again if the same amount if they can push it down that far again.

There will be some more nice waves before the big bounce back I hope.
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