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Wow. We are going to be able to send bytes by email in the next release?  Where do you get any info that we can sent byteball from the email in the next launch? I think it is a good news if it true. I got it from slack, but the developer just posted above on this thread that the new release has email Byteball transfers. |
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I started an advertising campaign on reddit to the cryptocurrency related subreddits to raise awareness of byteball and grow the subreddit http://reddit.com/r/byteball inorganically. So far I've spent $250 for 140k impressions and 700 clicks. If you want to financially support the advertising campaign send bytes to VKKWJV3SSDH6C365N6QJSUH763QAKE6U. You can PM me for a link to how the ads look. Looks like 14 new subscribers yesterday and 16 so far today (1% daily growth), above average although it was spiking recently regardless. Thanks! |
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Wow. We are going to be able to send bytes by email in the next release? |
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Price dropping a lot.
Back at $266. Surprisingly rational action when you look at it in terms of USD (isn't even 50% off ATH counting airdrops). The value stability is actually encouraging. Of course it's disappointing compared to bitcoin right now, but it will have its time. |
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Hi Tony!
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Good points, I agree with all of them. |
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so stupid question - how much is 3,000,000 bytes worth? Not sure how to convert that into a price related to bitcoin.
That is 3MB or .003GB (now worth $0.90 at $300/GB) |
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From reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7hxlxz/byteball_developers_take_heed/It is not enough to have good tech to be successful. You need to:
Important point: Brand yourself as the scalable, no blockchain cryptocurrency. This is what you need to push! On your website the first thing you see is a heading that says "Why use Byteball?" and you do not even mention this! You mention lots of things that are WAY less important than scalability. Only on the very bottom of your web page, as a side note, do you mention "Unbounded scalability, fast confirmations, no miners, no blocks, low fees" <--- This should be the first thing visitors see when they open your website. This is so important. This is more important than all the other points I mention combined...
- Change the name. Byteball, Gbytes, this does not appeal to people and scares your average person away.
- Marketing, do it!
- Get a bigger team, include business people
- Do not have both blackbytes and regular Gbytes. If I buy Gbytes I still don't have blackbytes, so what good is it to me? Basically you are seperating your tech into two different coins. This is confusing, and it messes with investors, because being invested in one does not mean you are invested in the other. Pick one, and stick to it.
- Your chatbot way of dealing with things is not a preferred method. It seems messy and inconvenient. Stick to a normal, simple wallet.
- Forget these "cashback" programs you have, it makes you seem less serious.
- Get your coin listed on as many exchanges as possible
Sincerely, Frustrated Byteball owner Obviously that bit about eliminating blackbytes isn't possible, but many good points. Tony doesn't need to do all this he just needs to delegate more to people that will. |
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IOTA market cap near $8B with Byteball being 2% of that. Simple truth is that if dev can get bytes listed on a bigger exchange such as bitfinex, coinone, or binance, Byteball will be in the hands of more people and have a higher market cap, and can better compete with IOTA in terms of visibility and gaining use cases.
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Stress usually produces a poor and harmful impact for all of us, simply because stress occurs in the mind that isn't relaxed. As occurred t bitcoin costs these few days. I just unwind, you don't need to feel nervous if bitcoin continuously deterirate slowly. I have been fighting bitcoin for years, so i'm immune to any conditions that are even worse than today.ao
What kind of hidden Markov models have you been smoking lately? LMAO |
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Wow I have some BB from the airdrop, just now I looked at the price-I was simply horrified. Why did he fall so? Have not the growth of the cue ball so ruined the price, or are there any other reasons for such a recession? Even with BTC on a massive run....
I will be holding BB for the next few months, good scope for it.
The inflation (especially to the BTC holders) combined with BTC rise caused a fall in the BTC price of GB. Overall the dollar value of bytes has sunk 50% since the summer peak (considering the effect of monthly airdrops). However the technical charts are indicating that a bottom has been formed so the price may rise from here and lead GB higher. |
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I think the pump algo needs to be fired.   "lazy whale tests the market" pattern? +30% and -30% in 30 minutes time  Now buy wall gone |
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Nice 4800 GB buy wall (largest ever?). Bytes to the moon?   |
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Is it possible that your bytes moved from the address you linked to an address that was not linked (because of transactions sending to change addresses). Now there is a feature for a single-address wallet to avoid this problem. You can check your address here and it will tell you what you should've received: https://byteball.fr/BBdistribution.php |
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Hey guys!
I haven't received any blackbytes with the last airdrop (was my first since I entered Byteball at the beginning of October). Transition bot says that are no byteballs on my linked byteball address while there actually are (at least my wallet displays the amount I bought). I don't get that. Anyone of you ever experienced such problems?
You will only receive blackbytes if you link your address with GB to a Bitcoin address, even if it is empty. You can check with transition bot before distribution to see what you will get at distribution. It's too late for Nov distribution now. |
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It is sad that the byteball slack continues to be closed to new members unless they manually request an invitation. I know that there are scams but closing it off stifles community growth imho. The OP is also misleading in that it links to the slack for information when it is closed to new members (the average OP reader). Also if you haven't done so change your wallet hub to byteball.fr/bb ( instructions) so we can start decentralizing the witnesses! |
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Wow. Very encouraging price rise today. Wonderful volume of 330 BTC! Highest since initial dump below .04. The pattern of being rewarded for dumping incessantly after each airdrop was going to come to an end sooner or later. From a technical analytic perspective, this is a huge event. The 50 Day Moving Average is being tested/broken right now. This is extremely bullish and hopefully we see byteball to .12-.14 region in the next couple weeks!!
You are right, but I'd even be happy to see it in the next couple months For reference, 50 DMA has not been touched since it was crossed to the downside at .26 BTC/GB on July 8th. |
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sry guys, i dumped... i dumped real hard. But dont worry i'll be back in the game when price is like fiddy bucks. I believe in this project.
Lol now I'm curious how much are we talking about? |
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cryptohunter, a retroactive snapshot would have blacklisted exchange coins for example, and also caused numerous other problems. Furthermore many holders have their BTC split between addresses already. Giving large BTC holders bytes was a good idea, not perfect, because they may also buy bytes on the open market or support it in other ways. Many of the *largest* BTC linkers haven't sold a GB. Anyway all has been said and done.
The suggestion to distribute to ETH holders is not to make ETH holders richer, but to market and distribute the coin to a larger audience. It is just a suggestion and I believe tonych has not taken it up because it is logistically difficult.
If you look at the market history on bittrex, it shows that around 500,000 GB has changed hands there. Many GB have been distributed from people who don't want them to people who do. You may have taken a 80% haircut to your BTC (counting distributions) which only is a 50% haircut to your USD, but that is not actually that horrible for a crypto investment which is very risky. It is a good thing in the long run that the price has been low so people who want to buy it can.
You were never promised airdrops for the entirety of the supply. It would actually be foolish to do that at this point price and value-wise, because that would inflate the supply more without guaranteeing the future of the project. It would be better to receive 25% on top of existing balances with remaining supply used for more useful things to help the project, than 50% on top of balances making the price 33% less and have the project fade away.
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The byteball bytes market cap is just under half of the all time high. I think what we are seeing here is a long consolidation period.  |
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just kidding...
