I dont understand exactly, is the price going to be fixed as usdt is?
It won't be fixed but 1PRL will be pegged to amount of storage. The announcement says at a minimum 1PRL=64gb/year. Comparing that to the cost of other data storage services with PRL at $1 it is definitely undervalued. This number is also not fixed it will increase over time. Oh good to hear that , i was afraid it is going to be fixed price as well as usdt Yeah and Bruno has said he believes 1PRL=512gb/year is achievable. If this happens the value is huge. 1prl =512gb means what price could be , would you please enlighten me as i dont have good tech knowledge about The best way to determine the potential PRL value is to compare it to current solutions. Let's compare it to Dropbox (traditional provider) and storj (decentralized storage). Dropbox (source - https://www.dropbox.com/plans?trigger=nr) 1 TB for individuals = ~100 USD per year. Thus, 512GB (Oyster) is equivalent to ~ 50 USD per year Storj (source - https://storj.io/pricing.html) 0.015 USD per month per GB => 512GB = ~ 90 USD per year Please note that I did not include the bandwidth costs. Based on your activity, the calculated price for full service is going to be bigger. Even with 64GB/1year/1PRL, we get a surprisingly good expected token price at 6 USD if compared directly to Dropbox or 11 USD if compared to storj. Feel free to fix my calculations if I made a mistake.Very nice calculations and comparison. I was actually hoping someone was going to explain how the pricing will work there:D. So you can see what value Oyster can come to. But i think even if the price rises, they will think of something, and lower 64GB/1PRL to something like (you said?) 512GB/PRL (if the PRL price is high).
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Swarm Fund platform just launched yesterday! It also started trading on Bancor network. Read about it here https://blog.swarm.fund/jan29/Important! Newly registered users in this week get some free airdrop SWM! Basically, on their platform you can invest into real world asset funds using crypto. Right now you can invest in two investments opportunities on their platform (more to come): - Silicon Valley Coin (SVC): A $250 million fund managed by Andra Capital, a technology growth fund focused on late-stage investments, specifically in the Silicon Valley private technology sector, including well-known brands such as Airbnb, Lyft, Dropbox, Uber, SpaceX, Pinterest, and more.
- Needle-in-a-Haystack Coin (NIAH): A $20 million distressed real estate fund, managed by Niah Fund, that uses AI and workflow automation to identify target properties, automatically make purchase offers on qualifying homes, and deploy teams to service and prepare the properties for renting.
Looking good What do you think about it?
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I think MedicalChain that has ICO in 2 days will make this. They already sold 83% of tokens available for sale in presale, so there will be quite a rush. Then later Daneel ICO. Because there are a shitload of investors and people trading crypto. And these people need help and information that AI can provide with different models and availabilty to scrape web for information.
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I really like the layout at KuCoin and everything. They also have frequent drafts and things like it. But if you want a faster market, you should use Binance. There are way more new sells, buys happening than at KuCoin. Reason being much lower 24h volume of the exchange.
As for daily trading they both have similar charts and things you can do with it. I do like the color scheme at KuCoin.
Both are great, more liquidity at Binance.
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I think Oyster Pearl is undervalued project. It has great potential, test net is launching in two days. It is basically an alternative to ads - give some GPU and provide decentralised storage to owner.
Current market cap is $70 million, and i think x10 after launch is very possible.
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It's how much you want to risk and profit really. If you buy now, you hope the testnet release will be a success, which will drive the price up. If you wait for the release, the price might already be up, but you don't risk as much. As for PRL, i think it is a great coin with positive future. Only issue is that it is not yet widely known.
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How the hell did they manage to lose that much??? You would be sure they have EXTREME safety precautions when operating with such amounts. Multiple layers of hot and cold and ICE COLD wallets....
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So how do you (bounty managers) keep track of the participants. Including wether they still have their signature, count the posts they made in this week, twitter things etc.
I'm not a bounty manager either but are you trying to ask because you are a potential campaign/bounty manager? Not really, i was just wondering if there is a market for making an application that just goes through the Google Slides, checks users, how many posts they made, what signature they wear, and then fill the data back to google slides. Perhaps also gets their recent posts and does some text analysis on them (to eliminate spam posts etc.) which could give user a rating of how 'good' their posting is (or bad).
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So how do you (bounty managers) keep track of the participants. Including wether they still have their signature, count the posts they made in this week, twitter things etc.
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Oyster pearl (PRL) could really explode once the testnet launches (31 january). Because they will have a working product and the price is a bargain at the moment.
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The thing that is bothering me is, what happens if everybody uses the same prediction model with equal analysis. How can you "make profit" or good trades with that scenario? I guess if everybody starts using it, we will actually start to invest in coins that have working product, gain sales with their product etc. Sort of like stocks.
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i do not believe in this coin, seems too big of a project and it can get blocked like any ad
But why? I mean, would you rather pay to read some news article online or just give some of your CPU/GPU? Nobody is going to keep writing articles/whatever for free...If they won't be able to get paid by ads/Oyster, they will just include subscriptions. I think it is so low just because of the current downward momentum of all coins. It is going to go high, especially when they can show the working project.
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A lot of online vendors actually stopped accepting bitcoin because of high transaction fees and it can be slow. That being said, bitcoin is still a great store of value.
It makes no sense. The vendor doesnt even pay the fee, the buyer does. And if they are worried about the fee when exchanging BTC, they could always just use BitPay or some other payment processor which allows crypto payments.
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Hello guys,
my plan is to buy a house on January 2019 and this is my HOLD portfolio, if you have ideas and suggestions please just tell me.
0.5 Bitcoin 10 ETH 25 LTC 30 NEO 8'500 Ripple 10'200 Stellar Lumens 5'000 Cardano 25'000 Tron 5 Monero 1'000 IOTA 50'000 SiaCoin 100 OmiseGO 100 Waves 250 Eidoo 10'000 Envion ICO[/li][/list] All looks nice, but i would make some changes. For example, i would put less into Bitcoin, because i think it is already at peak (i know i might be wrong). Secondly, i would consider Ark, Ardor and Walton. I would also recommend a few 'low marketcap' coins, that could potentially explode. Such example is Oyster Pearl. But overall, i would say it is a safe hold as it is. But do know, that if you diversify like that, surely you cut your losses, because if one goes south, others can still prosper. But you also aren't going to get such a high return. Considering everything and that your plan is buying a house, better to be on the safe side. I would say keep it as it is, maybe shuffle some coins, perhaps add a few hidden gems.
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I recently watched a video that explained this as being a possible reason. The cutoff date for some of the bitcoin futures was Jan 17th, and I think another one is coming on the 26th. Could it be possible that some whales tried to short the market in order to get a good futures return?
It would be a good time to do so, especially given the annual dip in prices because of the Lunar New Year in Asia. What do you all think?
Exactly what i was thinking. Some whales shorting the market in order to get a "win" from the futures. That is why i am kind of worried for 26th, in case this might happen again. But i really think this time, we will be in bullish mode.
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Yeah. Even though i could be considered as "sponsored", i still think a tool that deneel is promising is really great for the majority of crypto traders and investors. You have to really work hard, if you want to find daily information on each coin you own. So it really solves a nice problem.
Things it will provide include: Development of “confidence score” services, comprehensive reports, and analyses of market emotion.
These things are really useful in trading.
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Anybody else missing the pay-out of the Kucoin bonus and Gas today?
Don't worry. I have also experienced delayed payments on Kucoin bonus. Sometimes bonus is also visible on just some cryptos, but not all. I am also missing today(yesterday's) bonus. Overall, it is great that the 24h volume is again above $100 million. I think the shares are at a great price right now. Right now they pay 50%, but when you calculate growth of the 24h volume, the 15% they will pay from march on, will be greater than what is paid now.
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Nice catch. You really have to read over the total market supply and price per ICO coin. Then compare it to CoinMarketCap coins market caps. Over there you can see, where the suggested coin would land with this price. And if it is evaluated too highly, i suggest backing off
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Looks like an awsome project. I was wondering if you will also make some kind of analysis based on market (like watching candle patterns and making prediction models for future movements?)
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Kucoin is shit, the fees are extremely high ($15 for an ETH withdrawal) And $20 for a Bitcoin withdrawal.
Nevermind, i prefer to keep using Binance instead of this crappy exchange who is taking more than 2 hours to process withdrawals.
What are you talking about? Their BTC withdrawal fee is 0.0005 which is lower than most exchanges which charge 0.001 (for example Binance). As for the ETH, you are correct, they charge 0.01 ETH which is roughly $11. But i think other exchanges charge just like that. https://news.kucoin.com/en/fee/
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