Sorry guys, but I cannot NOT ask this question:
Why are you giving away coins just like that, instead of paying with them for bounties,
where new users are added to Byteball army, more SEO is added, more bot devs, etc??
Justified questions will not be answered here. The demand to pay a team of programmers who develop a real benefit for a specific target group has been around for almost two years. As far as the useless bots are concerned I can only agree with pineapple. |
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However, this will not lead to efficient dissemination either. This can only be achieved through real benefits (which neither the regime nor its devotees are interested in providing).
But basically nobody is interested in that either. The less people participate in the current gamble the greater the chance for the individual to win...
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The project seems to be so unpopular in the meantime that not even people who want to clone it can be found anymore.
From the user's point of view, this technique is finally something useful. But it has to be complemented by a software solution that creates a direct benefit and distributes this currency in a really meaningful way.
The Byteball regime is still arrogant and ignorant of such elementary demands.
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I'm waiting for a Clon...
A project that has focused directly on the benefit of a specific target group has been successful from the start and after a few weeks is further than this.
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How is this improved if the goal is to distribute to as many people as possible? One person a week is as many as possible?
Add those who participate. Even if they don't win, they learn about byteball. I know it is difficult to meet all the wishes community members have. However - although I still own a bunch of GB - I do not welcome distribution for holding Bytes. I would like to see more campaigns and attempts to sign cooperations in order to use Bytes in daily life. I try to use crypto currencies wherever I have to chance to do. It is already possible to pay for a certain type of digital products that I consume with BTC and some other coins. The same should be possible for bytes, and the remaining bytes should be used for those efforts. That's of course the end goal but the path to it might not be as direct as we like. Exactly, the shortest connection between two points is not a straight line but a winding curve full of obstacles.  The shortest connection between Spain and New Zealand is a straight line going though the center of planet Earth. Go ahead take that route. I'm sure teleportation is just a matter of time. The shortest distance for Byteball, however, is already accessible, you just have to walk it. |
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How is this improved if the goal is to distribute to as many people as possible? One person a week is as many as possible?
Add those who participate. Even if they don't win, they learn about byteball. I know it is difficult to meet all the wishes community members have. However - although I still own a bunch of GB - I do not welcome distribution for holding Bytes. I would like to see more campaigns and attempts to sign cooperations in order to use Bytes in daily life. I try to use crypto currencies wherever I have to chance to do. It is already possible to pay for a certain type of digital products that I consume with BTC and some other coins. The same should be possible for bytes, and the remaining bytes should be used for those efforts. That's of course the end goal but the path to it might not be as direct as we like. Exactly, the shortest connection between two points is not a straight line but a winding curve full of obstacles. |
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How is this improved if the goal is to distribute to as many people as possible? One person a week is as many as possible?
Add those who participate. Even if they don't win, they learn about byteball. Why would anyone who doesn't already know about Byteball participate? Especially when you really only have a chance to win if you pay $10 to give/validate your identity to some relatively unknown Russian-based cryptocurrency (or buy a shitload of byteballs - a relatively unknown Russian-based cryptocurrency that is currently down 99% vs USD or something from ath). If people want to pay $10 to play the lotto there's many easier ways with likely much higher odds of winning than that. Sorry, I mean, I love gambling and lotteries, but this doesn't seem to be aligned with the stated goal of wide distribution. Further, this is essentially heavily tilted towards whales, particularly whales that have been KYC'd, but whales in general. How does having a lottery that is extremely skewed towards people already rich in Byteball further distribution to more people? This happens when one ignores the critical voices of the community and relies on one's own mind far from reality. "Insanity is to always do the same but expect different results."A. EinsteinWith a real benefit and advantage over the existing, the project would spread by itself. Too bad that time is wasted with so much nonsense... |
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"Byteball @ByteballOrg
Hello @Wikipedia we love your website! Have you considered adding cryptocurrency as a means of donation? You would save money in payment processing fees and you might receive more donations too, millions of people hold cryptocurrencies #wikipedia"https://twitter.com/ByteballOrg/status/1070369472861609984OMG, what kind of stuff do you smoke?
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Any solution to exchange Black byteball?
I've been waiting for this for more than a year. You don't get what you need, but you always get what you don't need. Any regular company would have long since gone bankrupt with such behaviour towards its investors and the laws of marketing. |
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Silk Road was created in 201, an estimated $15 million in transactions were made annually on Silk Road.
Why Silk Road mentioned in the topic of Byteball? I don't see relations between Silk Road and Byteball.That's exactly the problem. This project is aimed at the wrong target group. In other aspect, the GBYTE is very good to buy at the current period this year.
GBYTE fell hardly and cheap enough (in fact, cheaper than my expectation) to buy.
It might get even cheaper. "Byteball Bytes price equal to 31.560 USD at 2018-12-05, but your current investment may be devalued in the future."https://walletinvestor.com/forecast/byteball-bytes-predictionAs already mentioned: refrigerators at the South Pole sell badly. If not even the investors notice what is going wrong here, the management team can of course continue to do its mischief. Obviously the sh!tshow can be found in the echo chamber of Slack, Twitter and Reddit. Uncomfortable voices can be easily censored out there. |
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Byterteam, so much time wasted. The best way to evaluate your work is to look at the results. A year has passed since you started piss against the wind, what results have you achieved? Balls accepted in Amazon, Overstock? Any payment processor even heard about the balls? Any good ICO? Any DAPP? New witnesses, exchanges, partnerships? Liquidity?
The only thing you care is a fuckin KYC and subsidizing the dead steem forum. When you finally realize that Byterbal community is not your enemy, it is your goal?
Long term is the goal, motherfucker. Also in the long-term, the market for refrigerators at the South Pole is rather bad. Marketing is simply aimed at the wrong target group. |
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Byterteam, so much time wasted. The best way to evaluate your work is to look at the results. A year has passed since you started piss against the wind, what results have you achieved? Balls accepted in Amazon, Overstock? Any payment processor even heard about the balls? Any good ICO? Any DAPP? New witnesses, exchanges, partnerships? Liquidity?
The only thing you care is a fuckin KYC and subsidizing the dead steem forum. When you finally realize that Byterbal community is not your enemy, it is your goal?
This! |
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Dakota Indian wisdom says, "If you discover you're riding a dead horse, get off!"
Who is also curious when the team will finally notice that they are riding a dead horse with their marketing and development strategy?
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"Mass" adoption is the target!
Wrong goal. The mass remains with Fiat, paypal and credit cards... or "bite balls" emitted by the state. |
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Trust.Zone, an anonymous VPN service, now accepts payments in Byteball Bytes. Private, secure and anonymous browsing, with a 10% discount for Byte holders!  >> https://trust.zone/ << KYC Byteball sheep do not need anonymous VPN service.  |
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And as I've explained more in detail in my June post, to think in terms of Gigabytes means to think in terms of Million of Dollars - that's not how I would design a currency seeking mass adoption.
They may seek mass adoption, but they will not find it. The mass is the wrong target group for free crypto currencies. From the point of view of someone who is only interested in the benefits of this currency, it is irrelevant whether the base is GB, MB or KB. - The only important thing is that you can use it. And an externally visible benefit will also convince the speculators and let them generously overlook small things like the basic unit. |
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