Take a look at Quantumstamp (QSP) and Golem (GNT), both are currently massively undervalued, but will likely go up quickly.

Anyone who thinks money is the biggest motivator in the workplace, has clearly not managed many people. More than anything people want to feel valued and empowered. Dictating...i.e. the outdated "control and command" management model is fatally flawed, and will create resentment and contempt, no matter how much you pay them, demotivating the individual and eventually the entire team.

If you want people to be motivated, give them the tools/training they need and guide them, but don't dictate. Encourage them to share their views and ideas, and if they're good, implement them. If they're not so good, help them understand the gaps in their thinking, but lead them to it, so that it becomes theirs. Engage in radical candor. No body is above the truth, management included. Respect people's work/life balance. Burnt out people that never have time for family/sleep/self become miserable and unproductive.

I'm a huge believer in agile and agile transformation. When teams start to self-organize, they bond, respect each other, and start to swarm - helping each other with tasks. Agile has cut my team's average working week from 55-60 Hrs to 38-40 Hrs. Like they say, work smarter not harder.

If you can deal withe the installation, regular updates and command line syntax changes, I'd suggest Geth with Ethereum Wallet/Mist. It can be a pain in the backside at times though (for instance today --syncmode "light" stopped working, and I had to switch to "fast" as it couldn't find any peers). However, it's one the most secure option, second only to Nano Ledger, and allows you to develop smart contracts.

If you just want simplicity, with the best possible security, get a Nano (I have two, one I can travel with, and one stashed away as a duplicate/backup). https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/ledger-nano-s.

Most people I talk have heard of cryptocurrency, but they often think it's bonkers. However, even the ones that think positively of it get baffled and their eyes glaze over the moment you try to explain any of the technical aspects of it, or details of a specific project. It's completely overwhelming for them.

The main thing I've found that resonates, it's just telling them that cryptos at their most basic level, are just an encrypted transaction ledger that can store numerous different types of information.

I'm just waiting for the ICO to open so I can stock up on more and get a better liquidity pool rating/percentage 

Great work by the Trade.io team.

I also just noticed 5 LRC in my main ETH account. I did a little googling to find this thread and a Medium article they posted earlier today: https://medium.com/@loopring/we-just-kicked-off-a-hi-5-lrc-airdrop-b7e3b6430aa9

Looks interesting.

This isn't spam, it's stating valid concerns about this project. I could just as easily report you to the BTT forum mods, Twitter mods and NVIDIA. If there is a genuine partnership, I would be happy to participate and invest. Please prove me wrong and post proof of NVIDIAs involvement.

Liquidate the crap ones, but keep the good ones. But definitely...get as much as you can while it's cheap. QSP is massively undervalued, mainly because a lot of people are expecting instant gratification, or don't understand the business model.

I know people are upset, but try to keep it civil.

It's hard to say for sure if Ryan has done a runner with everyones hard earned cash, but...it's not uncommon for a team to hunker down and focus on product before revealing to the public. Unfortunately in the crypto space, everybody wants instant gratification. I see just as much FUDding on projects that are rock solid.

Ryan's silence is a little deafening, which is a bad move, but if it comes to it and noting gets delivered by end of Q1/early Q2, the community could quite easily mount a class-action suite against him and his partners. After all, they're all US citizens, working and living in Atlanta - we have recourse if need be, but posting abuse on here will just damage any case we may want to bring.

For the time being I encourage you all to stop the name calling/insults and focus more on unity and a coalition to take action should it really turn out to be a scam.

From what I understand Hitbtc is going to be supporting TIO tokens, are there any others announced as yet? Any word on Binance?

Thanks for the feedback, appreciate the response.

Wanted to check out the site to find out more info, but encountered a problem...

This site can’t be reached

eash.io’s server DNS address could not be found.

Anyone else having this problem?

Currently circulating would be $40B at $1 per XRP, as stated if the total supply were circulated and valued at $1 per XRP, it would be $100B.

Show us some credible links announcing the partnership...Oh wait...you can't. There are none.

This is complete BS. There is no NVIDIA backing. It's called brand violation folks.

All the links on the site are general information, nothing calling out House Panada in any of them. Stay away from this scam.

Even with the total supply hitting the market at $1 a piece, that would be $100 billion. Visa alone has a market cap of $251.23B.

When you take into account fiat currencies, and spread that on a global scale, it's really not that big.

There are currently over 35 $100+B in the US alone (several of which are on target to hit $1 trillion next year). Factor in the release of XRP over time, and it's not inconceivable to top $1T by the time the full amount is circulated.

It never ceases to amaze me how poorly informed some of the FUDders on this forum are. Heavy on opinions, light on facts. A good, well formulated argument deserves fair play and discussion, but that's not what tends to happen here. There is TONS of positive news articles coming out about Ripple on a near daily basis. How many cryptocurrencies can claim the same? If you're going to bash Ripple, state facts and show reference materials/links, etc. to justify your claim. Otherwise you're just acting like a toddler kicking toys over in the crib, spitting the dummy and having a tantrum rather than having an educated conversation.

Given the naming conflict, is there any plan to do a token swap, and if not, what's the plan for dealing with listings? The current link to Etherdelta is not viable, as it's not discoverable from the token menu, and you can't get an approved listing using the contract address. What's the game plan?

I'm (perhaps misguidedly) a strong believer in this project, but this kind of canned answer doesn't help. Especially when there is no roadmap to be found anywhere on the site. After doing a little digging, I found an entry in the FAQ telling users to: "Please request a copy through our contact form. We would be happy to send you a copy."

I would likewise request a two way code of conduct, asking that the Patientory team post factual and clear answers to questions or criticism, not factually incorrect blanket responses.

Who doesn't have a few airdropped shitcoins? That doesn't make the article any less valid. Do some Googling and you'll find a lot more examples.

The project has real potential, but the risk of losing coins due to wallet updates, or reused tx addresses is a big concern.