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Note: We are planning to re-launch the project with no presale, only ICO at reasonable price, starting December or January. Any already distributed airdrop tokens will be re-issued under a new contract.
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So for now there will be only 300,000 tokens for sale, that's our max supply of tokens? Have you guys thought about the max supply it could be when it migrates to its own blockchain?
For this presale it is 300,000 ERC20 tokens for sale. This was just a preliminary sale, originally it had bonuses but I didn't like that. Next sale is 680,000 and 19,999 was reserved for dev team (we are using them in drops at the moment). So that is 999,999 ERC20 tokens sold before network is live. Because the consensus will be proof-of-work, we decided to stick with the XMR team's implementation. 18.3m cap (because of consensus algorithm), same inflation rate, adaptive block time. These 999,999 tokens will be premined to distribute to ERC20 token holders. |
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It's now official - tokens will have a constant price through to the end of the ICO, 1ETH -> 300AGS. At that kind of price, if the network is issuing certs for even $9 that's a 900% return.
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I think you're looking for something more like Ethereum's Solidity. While Bitcoin does use a miniature stack-based language, its only purpose is to assess the validity of the transaction. From the Wiki, "A transaction is valid if nothing in the combined script triggers failure and the top stack item is true (non-zero)." Pay-to-script-hash allows a fairly large script to be created but the transaction fees for evaluating the script may be very high. This is quite different from Ethereum, where scripting is comparatively very cheap. But even the largest transaction script could not begin to handle OS-style programming. That's what I mean. Bitcoin needs a VM layer like Ethereum, and a FORTH-like language that compiles to BVM (a hypothetical Bitcoin VM) bytecode. |
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I want to be able to define my own words, in the blockchain's VM. Forth is run in an operating system after all, why can't it be one on a blockchain? |
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Could you please provide more detail about the project...starting with the team of this project?
Check the website. It is full of information that each and everyone of us would be needinh. This project is well prepared, complete in basic things that an investor would be needing like whitepaper, devs profile, roadmap, but the marketing is somehow not working. I hope they make a move to sell it nice and not on this way. Can you define "sell it nice"? We're considering slashing the presale price to make it constant throughout both phases! |
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So, this is a cryptonight coin, but sales in ethereum?
Yes, only for the pre-development period. Once we have a live blockchain, we will give users the opportuinty to trade their ERC20 tokens in for Aguris tokens on Polygora's own blockchain. |
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is it real? when i read the whitepaper i was like, wt*. it was brilliant dude. this will surely help us a lot. who dont want some transparency? of course we all do want it for fair and smooth transaction. we will support this project 100%.
It is real, and will enter development relatively soon, regardless of how the sales go. We have just pushed a redesign of the website - please, let me know what you think. Thanks. |
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I would like to make some chain analysis tools available for free online in the coming months.
In my opinion people should have the right to access these tools without either the technical
know-how or a bill to some firm. I would like to make some tools too. Not for free.Let us begin competition between two approaches  If you are interested in it - drop me a message. Not for free. Good luck gaining any traction. Make sure to release it as free and open source software, or you'll struggle even moreso. |
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Going through the white paper
I couldd say this project is so exceptional, giving us some uch benefit in the integration of computer to Blockchain tech
Nodes integration with ssl certs etc
Good luck dev
I awaits further developed on the project
Thank you. We are currently working on a revamp of the webpage in an attempt to draw in more interest. |
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i have read the whitepaper, this is nice project, full support for team dev, i'm sure this project will be useful for many people. success...
Agree with you. I read about it and by thinking i can say it is really very good project. So waiting to see its development. Development will be slow if presale/sale go badly, but will nevertheless progress  |
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I would like to make some chain analysis tools available for free online in the coming months. In my opinion people should have the right to access these tools without either the technical know-how or a bill to some firm.
Please do, that would be great. I would be happy to help if it's free software, or at least beta test. Interesting that all these services have gone down over time. I heard a lot of actresses are paid good money for taint analysis, but I think that's something else. |
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I still think some form of regulation for ICOs will be good. Contracts should be such that project administrators and devs may not be able to pull out or access their portions of the raised funds until the project archives a level of adoption.
And how do you propose the arbitrary value of "adoption" is transferred into immutable code? |
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Did using Go have any major adavantages over other languages? I'm thinking the goroutines must be brilliant in this application, right?
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i think it is necessary to put roadmap in the ann thread so people can see it easier
Roadmap is now in the thread. I suppose you are right, it is a good idea to include it. |
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The statement about programs not having access to any outside information is interesting. Surely it means you can't make timed contracts?...
Why can't Charles Moore take his big brain and make a FORTH-like VM for blockchain?
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Thanks for this, really helping me decipher the internals of these technologies.
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ETN has been my first ICO investment and I am not regretting anything! In fact I am hoping a lot for an initial dump. I already prepared good amounts of one BTC to raise my amount of ETN. :-)
Just don't get your hopes high that ETN will pass 10$-100$ value, since it was designed to match the world currencies. If I'm correct, the supply is too much (21billion) to render a high market value. The hashing power will be limited at first. However, the one who will benefit more are the miners and the "new" type of revenue-making; if successful, will get rid of mobile app ads. (too much speculations, right?) I thought it was 21 billion, since it only goes to two decimal places? |
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no blessing and no curse! we can see ICO like start ups and they can succeed or fail!
one difference, start up raises money from banks or investment funds but ICO raises money from people!
That is why I like ICOs. The best way to kill the banksters is to put power in the hands of the people. |
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can you provide the information about roadmap?? i really need it because i wanna know the progress.
Roadmap is in the whitepaper. Right now we are pre-research phase. |
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