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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][ICO] | PRESS RELEASE - FEELIUM PRE ICO AND TOKEN SALE IS LIVE on: April 10, 2018, 06:25:37 PM
Feelium - Global Smart Contract And Escrow System With A Centralized Blockchain Model

WEBSITE: www.feelium.co
WHITE PAPER: https://feelium.co/assets/images/Feelium-ICO-Whitepaper.pdf
ONE PAGER: https://feelium.co/assets/images/Feelium%20One-pager.pdf
REGISTER: https://www.feelium.co/register
TELEGRAPH: https://t.me/feeliumcoin
Project Video :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io_b774f0Mo

Feelium is the 1st centralized blockchain platform that will have smart contracts and escrow services built into it, making it a cross-border means of payment and exchange that is scalable.

Feelium will only charge 0.05% as transaction fees for any transaction that occurs on the Feelium platform through the wallet. Buying Feelium does not have a transaction charge that is associated with it. The platform will eliminate all fees associated with lawyers and other third party contracting, and escrow service charges.

Example: As the world continues to move toward global collaboration and trade, smart contracts will play a pivotal role. Imagine an f&b company located in Lithuania, that would like to source its coffee from Argentina. Instead of employing lawyers, and spending enormous amounts of time and effort in drawing up contracts and conditions, they could use smart contracts instead.
The f&b company would draw up the contract on a smart contract platform. They would invite the coffee supplier to review and sign the contract. If there are conditions the supplier wants to change, the supplier and the company would discuss them offline, and the contract would be edited and resent digitally for the supplier to sign. The supplier would sign the document, and then begin the process of shipping the coffee to Lithuania. Let’s assume both parties pre-decided that when the Argentinian supplier uploaded proof of shipping onto the smart contract platform, the f&b company would pay half of the decided amount, and the other half upon delivery. As soon as the shipment proof is uploaded, the smart contract validates the proof, and releases the decided amount into the suppliers’ account. Further, when the company receives product, the smart contract releases the rest of the payment to the supplier.
With this process, the supplier knows for certain that they will get paid, and does not have to worry about the f&b company defaulting on its payment. Likewise, the f&b company does not have to worry about paying the supplier and then not receiving their product in time.
Integrated with the Feelium platform is wallet key retrieval that will allow users to retrieve their wallet at any time. The private key can only be retrieved only by sending a request to the admin.

You can read more about the business model on the website. Visit www.feelium.co for more information.

The Feelium fund allocation includes the development of technology (technology build), human capital, cybersecurity, marketing, operations, and infrastructure.

In quarter 2 of 2018, Feelium will be listed on other exchanges. The team has not yet listed the coin for open trade as they would like the platform to be fully developed and functional before listing the coin.

Through Feelium, Panaesha Capital aims to build a global network, based on mutual benefits for users. Our goal is to build a platform known for simplicity, security, cost-effectiveness, speed, and a stable means of payment and exchange. Feelium wants to build an ecosystem that will lay the foundation for the growth and potential of global trade in the future.

Pre ICO Dates: 21st March 2018

Purchase: FEELIUM COIN (FCC)

ICO Structure: A hard cap of 21 million Feelium tokens will be available during the pre ICO sale.

Pre-ICO and ICO sales will run from MARCH 21st, 2018 for about 2 months. The information for the pre ICO and ICO sale is as follows:

Key information:

Pre-ICO Token Sale:  1 USD = 1 FCC
Company name: Panaesha Capital Pte. Ltd.

Company site: www.feelium.co

Company contacts: Chavi Ahuja

Email:  chavi@panaeshacapital.com

2  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitfinex daily volume (+1.5B USD!) on: December 05, 2017, 08:42:21 AM
If Bitfinex is not able to secure tether, then how can i trust about my money with them. i think Bitfinex should announce a proper explanation in this regard.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / What Other Cryptocurrencies can be compared to Bitcoin? on: December 05, 2017, 08:02:12 AM
There are many cryptocurrencies around the internet which claims to be an alternative to bitcoin. Peoples are investing huge money in those currencies. can anyone suggest the best.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][DCR] Decred - Community Governance | Bitcoin Devs | Lightning Network on: December 05, 2017, 07:19:22 AM
But what does it depend upon?

The price of DCR? Number of trx? How can you be sure it will drop Smiley

Sorry for the noob questions  Undecided

Take a look at the "POS Pool Size" here: https://dcrstats.com/

That's how many live tickets there are. I think (someone correct me if I'm wrong) the target number for that is 4096. So, when the pool size is larger than the target and difficulty adjustment happens, the ticket price goes up. If its lower, the price goes down. Obviously it's more complex than that, but that's the jist of it.

Ok,

thx I think I get it Smiley

But if more and more people were to use DCR and participate in the pool (which is what we all believe and hope) than the pool would be larger meaning ticket price would go up?

Does it's price depends upon the Market Trading or it is controlled by any central authority of Coin?
5  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Bitcoin transaction time on: August 23, 2017, 11:58:02 AM
Btw, something I noticed when figuring out how screwed I was.. There are less than 10,000 full bitcoin nodes already. If someone wanted to do an attack they would only need to fire up an additional 10,000 nodes to control 50% of all full nodes. They could probably do some nefarious stuff at that point. I'm sure someone has done the math to determine what percentage of nodes a nefarious actor would need to mess with the network. (Ignore transactions, Ignore new blocks, Make nodes only communicate with nefarious nodes, Publish bad data, etc)

https://bitcoinfees.21.co/
Bitcoin reference clients connects to one IP per /16 block. Good luck getting that many IPs in the different blocks such that you can completely isolate someone from the chain. Even one node that connects to the victim would ruin your plan completely. Hence, you would probably need way more than 10,000 node to guarantee a reasonable success rate.
We're now up to over 400 sat/b to get a transaction in a block (It was 300 sat/b earlier today). My 118 sat/b transaction has no hope in hell of getting confirmed. I guess I'll pay btc.com $65 to 'accelerate' my transaction and then start using some other block chain to move money around.

Kidding? I pay $20 for wires of any size. If I wire $100,000 it costs $20. If I wire $1000 it costs $20. Funds are available immediately during banking hours or on the next business day outside of banking hours. Bitcoin should beat this.

No idea who you use for banking... But they're scamming you..

It's honestly not the fault of Bitcoin if you didn't bother to check the average fee using one of the sites or at the very least use a reliable client. You can't push the blame to Bitcoin protocol if the reason your transaction isn't being confirmed is because of it. Honestly, at that time, the fees were at the 300 sat/b range.

It's not as difficult as you'd think to get 10,000 IPv4 addresses on different /16 blocks. 10,000 on different /24 is even easier. A previous response was saying that it would be 'centralized' by offering a payment for running a full node when there are already less full nodes than he thinks there are.

I never said it wasn't my fault for not paying the fee. The fees have skyrocketed in a period of hours. Even if I had placed the fee at 300 sat/b there's no guarantee it would have processed by now. There are still many unconfirmed transactions around that range. Fees went from 300sat/b to over 500sat/b in 2 hours yesterday.

I'm guessing this is due to so much hashrate switching over to BCH. Now we're stuck with very slow blocks until the next diff change. It looks like BTC lost around 20% of it's hashrate, maybe a little more, maybe a little less. If difficulty adjustments were faster this would be a non-issue.


It's not as difficult as you'd think to get 10,000 IPv4 addresses on different /16 blocks. 10,000 on different /24 is even easier. A previous response was saying that it would be 'centralized' by offering a payment for running a full node when there are already less full nodes than he thinks there are.
Hmm? Given that an IPV4 address can cost up to $10 per, for a /16 block. For 10,000 addresses, that can cost up to $100,000. That is, without factoring in the resources needed to run a node. The cost is one thing, having the nodes to connect and only connect to your node is an entirely different thing. If a separate node that is not controlled by you connects to that node, your attack has failed. Sybil attack isn't the thing that we're concerned about right now.

I'm guessing this is due to so much hashrate switching over to BCH. Now we're stuck with very slow blocks until the next diff change. It looks like BTC lost around 20% of it's hashrate, maybe a little more, maybe a little less. If difficulty adjustments were faster this would be a non-issue.
I definitely feel your frustration, having a $500 transaction being stuck in limbo right now. The worst part is that its sent from a service and not my wallet.

Nope, the hashrate isn't the main problem here. The more glaring problem is the substantially higher volume of transaction that I'm currently seeing. Block intervals aren't super slow but the amount of transaction is extremely high. Faster blocks doesn't work, faster difficulty adjustments doesn't work, the block interval can be affected by varience and its better to have a larger sample size for the difficulty adjustments.

Btw, let me know your TXID. I will try to rebroadcast it continually using my node and try to get it confirmed.

Genrally It Does not Looks that much of easy but you can make it easy by concentrating for long time.
6  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is there a freelance site that pays out in Bitcoin ? on: August 01, 2017, 06:28:14 AM
i'm working on www.BTCfreelancer.com

i hope we can give best BTC website for freelancers.

The Domain is on Sale, How could you redirect someone to this, If you want to sale it Just ask peoples if they are interested, Do not take them there with Lie.
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