Sure. Someone remembers the exact date of the IPO end?

Raised funds update

Following my communication with Bter, they confirmed that 727.103605 were raised.
Together with Maxmint raised 33.80307572, it totals to 760.90668072!

We are now discussing with Bter the best way to proceed for the remainder of the pre-sale period, allowing both additional purchasing and refunding.
At the end of the pre-sale period, we will process the funds raised both through Bter and Maxmint, to refund these over the 750 BTC cap.


On that note, I'd like to thank again the crypto community. We are grateful that you have given us this chance, and commit to making Crypti the best and most commonly accepted eCommerce crypto possible.

Don't be that greedy 

Tell us what it is.

Hey,

my question is, have someone done it here with altcoins to get rich?

This mean with a small amount of bitcoins (under 5 btc) make a few hundert bitcoins?

I had a few times the chance, but everytime i sold the coin a lot too early. 
I hate it seeing that "your" coin is rising and rising but you are out.  (and its too late to make BIG profits)

So, if you had to select only 1 single BTC related investment to put 5 BTC into it, what would that be?

I know a lot of people re going to say there are no safe and sustainable BTC investments but I strongly disagree. Once you exclude HYIPs and ponzies, you can do well in the crypto world.
What would you choose and why?

i have several strong arguments against bitcoin technology.. i have been wronged multiple times for no reason. i am like everyone else here doing the same things everyone else here is doing.. except i am being wronged.. i am going to turn against this technology because of it. i always say friends is better than enemies, but once i am forced to turn then i say some enemies is best to stay enemies. this is the warning shot over the bow. keep wronging me and i am going to turn hardcore against bitcoin technology .

Optimally 16 master nodes are running your dapp, creating a base and providing the consensus. we might raise the number of possible master nodes in the future. Additionally an unlimited number of full nodes can support the decentralized peer-to-peer network of the dapp, providing a decentralized accessing option for the lite clients.

To make a comparison; the master nodes are the backbone of the whole system making database/blockchain operations. The full nodes are acting like accessing servers, with the regular users accessing them with their lite and mobile clients.

A dapp consists of several parts:

- storage of dapp files

Here we have two choices, one centralized (GitHub), but also a 3rd party decentralized method. The decentralized method can't be disclosed yet, but as you probably know there are several options on the market. At the beginning it will be one of them, and later we will add the others step-by-step. Maybe even an in-house solution will be coded as a dapp later by some developer.

- computation of the dapp

While a centralized application relies on a single server to perform it, we have 16 master nodes. This number will be raised in the future, but we will begin with 16 for now. If you are a dapp owner you can now look for 15 other independent persons, who can help you run your dapp.

- hosting of the dapp

Where is the difference between hosting and computation of a dapp? A normal server usually takes care of both, a master node at Crypti takes care of both as well. But an unlimited number of full nodes can install and start the dapp as well, so other users (lite client, mobile client) can access it though them.



Let's make an example, our example case will be a Bitcoin dice gambling game.

The team consists of 3 persons; a CEO (C), a technical guy (T) and a marketing guy (M).

Centralized (worst case):

The centralized service now has 1 server running for the website and C has access to the fundings.

- website hacked: All funds are stolen, the users will not get reimbursed.
- server down: The users don't have access to their funds.
- C runs away: The users lost all their money.


Centralized (good case):

The centralized service now has 3 servers running for the website and C, T and M have access to the fundings, within a multi-signature account in the cold wallet.

- website hacked: The hot wallet got emptied, users will maybe get reimbursed.
- servers down: The users don't have access to their funds.
- 2-of-3 admins run away: The users lost all their money.

You see, the good case is much better already. Now the advantages/disadvantages between centralized <-> decentralized services come into play. They already use a multi-signature account, but the servers can still go down.


Decentralized:

The decentralized service is running on 10 master nodes and 20 full nodes. C, T and M have 1 key each. But they also asked 4 delegates of the Crypti network, 1 Crypti foundation member and 1 escrow person to hold keys. This can of course also be done with a centralized service, but at Crypti there is automatically a verification of this possible.  Also it's inbuilt, resulting in a lot lower work for the site admins.

- website hacked: Well, the website can't get hacked. The only thing which can get hacked are the master node keys for Crypti and the decentralized hosting solution. Hot wallets might get emptied, but if the multi-signature implementation into the dapp got properly done, it's nearly impossible to do so.
- servers down: For this all 10 master nodes need to get DDOS'ed. This is of course possible, therefore the dapp owner could raise it to 16 master nodes. Later we will raise this number, so a dapp can get computed by for example 100 nodes. But the master nodes only take care of the database operations, for only viewing the site there are still many more full nodes. If you run your own full node to access the service, you will most certainly always have access.
- admins run away: Thanks to the multi-signature it's not possible. Again, this can be done in a centralized website as well. But at Crypti it's automated and checkable.

Along side these, the dapp is running on a sidechain. Here comes the regular blockchain technology advantages into play now. Everyone can check the liquidity of the service, can check the transactions on the sidechain and so on.

Crypti will also offer many more advantages, like
- an inbuilt token system (similar to the Nxt asset exchange, only for the dapps).
- APIs for Crypti and Bitcoin implementations.
- libraries and developer tools.
- a Dapp Store, making the dapps accessable from anywhere and from everyone.


I hope this explanation helps. I might have missed some things, even I can't imagine yet.

I don't know why 50cent_rapper has these 45 days in mind. But we have a roadmap, check the OP. Here is the detailed one: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zzsu0BikplztWB8xTU3PhMHbyHBrW8EX3lR-e6lS8LA/pubhtml

And by the way, I don't pay for electricity. I get it for free 

It would seem obvious that Litecoin is the obvious choice....but is it?

What about Peercoin? And Monero? Ripple? Doge?

State your case for coin that will replace the bitcoin.

Any coins that has been created since January will have no future. I personally think there is no room for new coins in crypto....all established coins are the only ones that'll make it to the future. Look at BTC price..it's the leader for a reason...when it came around there was no competition and then slowly competition increased and now it's to the point that crypto is filled with "scam coins" so any new legit coin will be labled "scam" easily and it's literally impossible for any new dev to succeed in this competitive crypto market.

thoughts?

 
A second thought - maybe we should do a whole new [ANN] announcement here on BTC for XCR dapps, to let people know that XCR has revolutionary new capabilities beyond the typical cryptocurrency.