 Last chance for cheap Waves ? |
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Waves bubble about to start ? Last chance for cheap Waves ? |
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Waves, XEL & SONM are undervalued so far atm
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In term of percentage, XEL was the best rewarding ICO I ever did.
Spent 0.15BTC during the ICO, for a 3BTC return only few day after Bittrex listed the coin.
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Waves & XEL are both 2 promising projects.
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Bonjour tout le monde  . Petite question : je suis nouveau dans les cryptos et je souhaiterais investir petit à petit entre 500 euros et 1000 euros dans des cryptos de faible valeur... Je souhaiterais ne pas mettre tous mes oeufs dans le même panier et je pensais investir dans les cryptos suivants à valeurs égales : Siacoin, Verge, Ripple, Stratis, Nem, Iota, Wave, OmiseGo et Neo (ce sont celles qui me semblent les plus solides ou en tout cas avec le plus de potentiel...). La question que je me pose est de savoir si cette diversification est utile et permet de limiter le risque (et peut être les gains potentiels !) étant donné que ces altcoins semblent toutes être corrélées de la même façon au Bitcoin... et de savoir si c'est le bon moment, au cas où l'un d'entre vous lirait l'avenir !!!!!! Voilà pour une première intervention ! PS : il y a des cryptotraders qui vivent en Nouvelle-Calédonie   Si tu souhaites investir dans les altcoins, c'est pas mal de diversifier. Mais pour faire court, il va te falloir adopter ta propre stratégie car c'est de cette manière que tu seras le plus efficace. Ensuite si tu cherches des conseils, je peux t'en donner un qui m'a vraiment aider: n'investi pas dans trop de crypto differantes, c'est plus simple à gerer et plus gratifiant lorsque la quantité est restrainte. Mieux vaut faire de la qualité plutôt que de la quantité. |
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The updated roadmap for Waves!
And probably "meme of the month" I love the roadmap design, easy to read ! Can't wait for the new DEX UI, NG & Smart contract ! |
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Attention pour l'auto-entreprise qui paie charges et impôts sur le chiffre d'affaire. Il faut voir si les comptes réservés au trading sont considérés comme faisant partie du CA. Si c'est le cas, le statut d'autonomie-entrepreneur n'est pas adapté. Mais peut-être que seul le pognon qui va vers ton compte d'auto-entrepreneur est considéré comme le CA? À voir.
Théoriquement les investissements font parti du chiffre d'affaire. Si tu investis 10k et que tu gagnes 5k, alors ton CA est de 15k. Si tu investis 10k et que tu perds 5k, alors ton CA est de 10k. L'A-E n'est vraiment pas adapté du tout pour ce type d'activité surtout du fait de la méthode d'imposition. SASU est la meilleur option entre les 3. |
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I think you are missing Ardor unique feature. Not present in any of these alts you mentioned.
Well, Ardor is just present nowhere |
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I thought this was like the 'etherium of China', a platform for launching ICOs?
Stop to trust everything you read on this forum. |
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Outside the tech, the Brave Browser CEO is Brendan Eich, the Mozilla co-founder and Javascript daddy.
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I think the whoppercoin that will be introduced will be based on waves. Is it already available? I think this is still on its planning stage. This will be introduced soon but it is not yet offered in whatever Burger King outlet in Russia.
The token is already released on the Waves network and available on the DEX. Now BK is working on the infrastructure (android & iOS app) to handle the loyalty program with Whoppercoin. |
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DeepOnion ils te la mettent profonde dans l'oignon |
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Waves has already attracted several major businesses and social programmes. These include a transparent venture capital organisation (Tokenomica); a political engagement initiative (Upcoin); a green manufacturing technology business (ZrCoin); a marketing drive for a mobile gaming platform (MobileGo); a secure VoIP and telecommunications infrastructure company (EncryptoTel); a blockchain loyalty scheme (Incent)...
Burger King has waded into the cryptocurrency market with the launch of its own virtual coin called "WhopperCoin" in Russia and it's powered by Waves. In last july Deloitte launched a partnership with Waves which is aimed at providing clients with comprehensive initial coin offering (ICO) services and customized blockchain solutions tailored for specific business tasks.
Yes Waves is a ETH rival (just like Coca Cola and Pepsi) and so what? They can exist both and make big benefits.
Yes there is something hard to understand about its weak volume, but I think we should not forget that the majority of owners are leasing their waves.
Yes for now the price is low. But considering all informations above, I think we are in front of a strong project who performed well till now. So, I still believe in Waves.
Nice summary ! On a side note about leasing, we can see ( http://dev.pywaves.org/generators/) that 45M of Waves are on leasing right now. So we are sure that at least ~50% of the Waves are HODL'd. Also the Waves network isn't generating any new coins, instead miners earn the fees. It mean that the total amount of available Waves can only decrease (lost seed, burned coin, etc). Waves is a big hodl, no surprises. |
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Yes Bitcoin will be worth so much that every single person on this thread will be wealthy if only they can hold long enough. My guess is half of you will lose your chance chasing alt-coin wet dreams or buying a sports car with your precious BTC.
There is nothing wrong with diversifying your crypto portfolio. Stop generalizing legitimate inventions and p&d/shitcoins. But you are correct that the majority of your portfolio should be in BTC (70%) 99% of shitcoins are straight up scams! And 98% of highly centralized! Do you know how easy it would be for governments to crack them down in a second, or to corrupt and control them??!!! So diversifying in scams who are easy targets for the incumbents would be extremely dumb! Trade shitcoins to make more cash or more BTC and you should be fine!!! You have 4 ways to get more BTC (or lose your BTC): - Buy with cash
- Play the BTC/Fiat market
- Play the BTC/Altcoin market
- Play your BTC on a casino
I don't see what's your issue with the portfolio diversification. But peoples must be ready, if BTC really rocket to 10-15k soon, nobody know how will react the altcoin markets. |
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Waves have very similar platform to Ethereum in terms of functions. But their overall product basically matches the price: it isn't working good. It needs better development and you will see Waves going very high.
The new DEX UI is still under dev., you can preview here (and it's just awesome): http://etherdesign.io/project/dexWaves is implementing the Bitcoin NG protocol for October 10th. This mostly allow high scalability and anonymous transactions. Smart contracts will come after. To me it's working well already. A lot of improvements are on the way ! The last release added aliases, which is awesome ! The Waves network is really flexible, I can't wait to see more ! |
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lets clear this matter up
replay protection is not needed!
whn a implementation wants to utilise consensus to upgrade the network when it activates there would be only ONE network, meaning no double coins.. just a majority continuing on one network and a minority stalled with orphans unable to sync. end of
when core demand replay protection they are basically saying they want to create an altcoin by refusing to be part of the upgrade(new implementation(bip)) and will force a altcoin generation if people run the new implementation(bip).
what core should be doing is not being dictators and cause an altcoin. but instead let consensus do its job.
core have bypassed consensus a couple times now to follow the dictator roadmap designed by blockstream and tried pointing fingers elsewhere
EG avoided consensus and then gave the vote to only pools and then hypocritically blamed the pools.
in november core will have code to avoid communication with the next bip yes CORE putting in code to avoid communication with the next bip implementations.. but core will again blame the implementation when infact its core causing the split.
i really wish more people would understand the technology, code, rules and whats actually going on, instead of reading the reddit propaganda
So you know a replay protection is required, because a split may happen. Do you really think the Core dev will let a bunch of political lobbyists hijack Bitcoin ? |
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quel est le nouveau thread de waves en anglais ?
le précédent a été fermé par le modérateur.
Il y a un thread temporaire et non officiel ici: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2142722.0J'ai vu sur Slack que la Waves team travail pour que le thread soit réouvert. |
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It happens more and more that threads about coins, even very important coins, get locked by forum administrators due to some violation of rules. I've just discovered that none less than the Waves thread, with thousands of pages, has recenlty been locked. And the Zcash thread as well.
Here you may list, post and discuss about other recently locked threads, mentioning the reason of them having been locked and perhaps you may also post the links of the new relative threads, if available.
Here the @mprep answer for the Waves thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2140451.msg21424130#msg21424130sasha mentionned a bounty in a post on March, so the thread as been locked ... 6 months later ... To complaint I made a thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2140792.msg21410537#msg21410537 |
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Le Bitcoin et autres altcoins sont en cours de corrections je pense. Ils sont montés très/trop haut et certains investisseurs retirent leurs sous et peut-être vont racheter à un prix beaucoup plus bas.
Il y a aussi les nouvelles sur le ban des ICO en Corée, Japon et Chine.
Et seul les investisseurs agréés en Russie pourront investir dans le Bitcoin. Donc il ne faut pas s'étonner que ça va baisser encore pour un moment. Et j'imagine que d'autres pays et banques sont en train de réfléchir comment faire pour contrôler le monde de la monnaie virtuelle. Ils ne veulent pas que les sous partent des banques et veulent pouvoir les contrôler. Sinon c'est la fin pour eux.
La Corée et le Japon qui ont banne aussi les ICO, c'est sur ça ? Personnellement il me semble n'avoir entendu parlé que de la chine et pas de la Corée et du Japon, après j'ai peut etre loupé un épisode C'est la Chine. Je pense que dans l'avenir le Japon va réguler les ICOs, étant donné qu'ils sont plutôt en mode positif sur les crypto. Pour la Corée (du Nord tout du moins), je ne sais pas, mais de toute façon ils n'ont rien le droit de faire donc c'est surement illégal de base |
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