I just found out about the wind-up of Cofound.it and sent my CFI to the burn address.

The twitter account is dead, website newsletter sign-up is dead, email ervin@cofound.it is bouncing back.

What are the chances there will ever be a second distribution? Has anyone heard from anyone at Cofound.it in the past month?

Thank you so much for your help.

If anyone is interested in doing an over the counter trade to buy my IMMLA at deep discount, PM me.

1,716,000 IMMLA for $900 in BTC or ETH.

Or make an offer.

I'm looking to unload 38716 Hush in the next week or so.

Looking for best offers via PM.

Minimum order size of 10000 Hush.

Thanks. PM sent.

Sorry for posting in English but I don't know where to get Golos support in English.

I'm getting this message when I try to withdraw Golos:


Can anyone help?

I haven't been following the Rialto project since the ICO, but recently received the email indicating I should register at Rialto.ai and deposit my tokens in order to participate in the equity distribution.

And of course there is the talk of the token swap.

I realize the token swap details haven't been announced yet, but I was wondering if anyone knows if simply leaving our tokens in MyEtherWallet or similar will result in our XRL tokens becoming worthless.

That is different. Baldur burnt the unclaimed coins but also transferred 1,000,000 coins to the foundation for development of Auroracoin.

As someone who has been an Auroracoin enthusiast since February 2014, I have to say I was a little surprised to read that the foundation had liquidated 80% of their AUR holdings.

I believed in the Auroracoin idea in part because I thought Iceland was the ideal laboratory for this experiment: a geographically small, isolated region, with a technologically advanced populace with a long history of currency debasement and an extraordinary stockmarket crash due to banker machinations during the 2008 crisis.

But I look at projects like Byteball, who have over 200 retailers accepting their currency in Milan, Italy and Bunz, also with hundreds of shops in Canada accepting their token, and I wonder why adoption of AUR has been glacially slow in Iceland.

Its too bad some of the foundation funds weren't used over the past 3 years to fund development and adoption. Maybe the story would have been different, or maybe not. Maybe Iceland is not the ideal laboratory for this type of experiment after all.

Just checked the SPR price on CMC.

Wow! This thing has come full circle. Back to $0.014.

If anyone is interested in selling large amounts (>50,000) I'm interested at 2 cents. Can't hurt to buy this lottery ticket again, can it?

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You might want to look at what Byteball is doing in Milan, Italy to increase merchant adoption.

They already have 124 businesses accepting Byteball: https://byteball.org/milan/milan/map.html

It's listed on your website here: https://www.wetrust.io/#products

I haven't been able to find much detail on Coinpool, the next application to be built on WeTrust.

Does anyone know what it's about?

Where is the main Mainframe discussion on Bitcointalk? I can't find the thread.

Sure it's a lot easier with a couple million in ICO funds. I'm pretty sure the Helium team knew they wouldn't have a couple million in ICO funds since they had no plan to do an ICO. Nobody here is holding Helium to some timeline other than the one they themselves set. And really, people aren't even holding them to that. But there comes a point when missed deadlines become plain ridiculous.

And anyway, the key players behind Helium may well have a million or more from the runup in their Spreadcoin holdings. I don't think it's a secret that they had many bags of Spread.

So how long are you willing to wait then? 2 years? 5 years? 10 years? For you does Helium ever become a failed project?

If you think BitConnect is the 'typical' ICO then you haven't been paying attention to what is going on out there. There are scores of quality projects with interesting tech and good use of blockchain.

I don't think Helium is a scam, nor do I think they owe anybody anything. But there is a point when missed (self-imposed) deadlines become laughable. If people are that poor at setting their own timetable, maybe project management isn't their strongsuit.

Looking to sell your Blitz? PM me with your amount and price.

NEW THREAD

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1467050.0


PLEASE STOP POSTING IN THIS THREAD.

I'm a Stratis ICO investor who really appreciates what Chris and the team has achieved here in terms of market cap. I'm still holding a few of those ICO coins but am now wondering if I should get back in for more given that price is almost 80% off the ATH.

Recently, Blitzcash was delisted from Bittrex, the website disappeared, and there is zero activity regarding that project. This is giving me pause with respect to Stratis because of the overlap in team members between the two projects. I haven't been following Stratis development over the past 2 years, so I'm unaware of how far the project has come along.

Is it safe to assume that Blitz (and TVE for that matter) have fallen by the wayside because all energies have been focused on Stratis? Or should I have a different perspective?