Guys, no need to quote meters of text from the previous posts if replying with one sentence. Keep the thread lean and mean please 

http://demo.raiwallet.com/

How is a n00b supposed to run this?

I just did 100 within 10 minutes. I think even zero (that's 0) errors. 10 finger typing since I was 12 

I received my black bytes for this round.

All this (unconfirmed) news while the price is tanking 

I made a (long) tutorial on creating private assets in Byteball and flagged a few issues I encountered. I hope the devs can look into these.

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@wekkel/byteball-create-your-own-tokens

I have a question on creating private assets. I did so via the website Byteball.market and chose the option of auto destruct. My idea was that auto destroy happens when I send private tokens to my first address again (in which they were originally received after payment of Byteball.market). No such thing; upon sending to 2nd address and returning the same to 1st address, all private assets remained intact. Also sending these private tokens to the original wallet address used for paying Byteball.market in return for making these private assets does not 'destroy' these private assets.

Does anyone know more about creating and destroying these private assets?

An ICO next to the captcha thing would be nice to give the dev some headroom for developing this further. I understand this is done by a single developer?

Coins came in half an hour ago, yes. I am going to try setting up private bytes of my own.

If you already hold 100 BTC, why sell Byteball instead of holding and seeing where it winds up over 3-5 years? I see it as a free hedge against scalability issues with Bitcoin and Bitcoin-derivative coins.

I am with you. It is all beta right now and not totaly predictable in terms of ability to pull this off and solve all problems. But never venture, never gain. The Telegram app lists a bullish article on IOTA: https://satoshiwatch.com/coins/iota/in-depth/iota-the-winner-takes/

I understand, but how to send something from an existing wallet with a new seed, dropped by someone in a slack channel? I just trying to understand how this airdrop is supposed to work.

How do you send a payment with a seed; do I need a new fresh wallet to do this?

Yet another coin. Could not see anything that is revolutionary, other than that it is issued on the NEM network.

Thanks for sharing (and so concise). I have been pondering on a Gold revaluation scheme but somehow it seems so unlikely that 'suddenly' Gold shoots higher while it is about the most hated asset class for now. It has gone nowhere since 2013 while CBs have been 'printing' money without end. It seems to counter intuitive that Gold will suddenly shine.

I did a Google search indeed. There is not much to find on this topic, but the most easy solution seemed to send all my black bytes to a wallet on another device, wait until confirmed and send everything back to the 'linked address'. Black bytes payments carry a payment fee in 'bytes', I think, but about 2,000-3,000 bytes per payment is negligible.

For the 'bytes' in my wallet: the explorer indicates that they have indeed moved to another 'change' address so the 'linked address' shows a balance of zero in the explorer. But for bytes that should not matter in respect of the airdrop; only the black bytes must really be in the 'linked address'.

[edit]: apparently, moving black bytes around makes no sense as they apparently do not count for the 20% bonus, but the 'bytes' must be in a linked address to be eligible for the 'black bytes' bonus.


Just followed up on the advice to move all 'bytes' to the main address again via the transition bot. Slow learner here...
Thanks for all the help.

Hmm, for the black bytes, I read in the OP that black bytes bonus are only received for black bytes held in a linked address. How can I check my balance of black bytes in a linked address? Apologies for all these questions.
 

But for the Bitcoin linked part of the airdrop, nothing should change, right (Bitcoin balance has not moved)?

And for the Byteball linked part of the airdrop, I assume just having a bytes / black bytes balance on any address controlled by me is sufficient?

I have a technical question:

I sent some bytes and black bytes to another wallet as test payment.

Does this mean that my wallet is no longer linked for the upcoming airdrop and I wont receive bytes and black bytes?
-for Bitcoin linked
-for balance of bytes / black bytes held in my wallet

I heard some stories that by making a payment, the link is lost.

r0ach, what is your general thesis on how the debt bubble will be resolved/play out?