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1  Local / Other languages/locations / Re: Lietuviai (Lithuanian) on: March 19, 2018, 08:28:47 AM

Sveiki,

Su partneriais  valdome kelis E-Commerce verslus, prieš 1.5 metų viena iš mūsų veiklų tapo spekuliavimas cripto valiutų rinkose, pasiekėme gerų rezultatų, outperforminome vidutinį rinkos prieaugį. Šiuo metu dirbame ties cripto investicinio fondo steigimu.

Ties projektu dirba 12 žmonių, esame užsitikrinę 400 000 EUR - projekto vystimui. Projektas yra ankstyvojoje stadijoje, formuojame savo komandą. Šiuo metu ieškome į komandą -  traderių, data analist'ų, data researcher'ių, econometrics expertų.

Jeigu nori prisidėti prie perspektyvaus projekto ir turi minėtų kompetencijų - galime pasiūlyti motyvuojantį atlyginimą (results based), geras darbo sąlygas, galimybę dalyvauti ICO projekte, galimybę valdyti dalį fondo. Dalis projekto tokenų bus dedikuoti komandai.

Viešoje erdvėje, šiuo metu, negalime atskleisti daugiau info.

Jeigu sudominome, parašyk į PM.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lightning network - when exactly is it going to happen? on: January 10, 2018, 02:36:24 PM
The best source of information about the LN is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7npeh6/lightning_network_megathread/
A to Z. (Highly recommend to check)


Can I Send Funds From Lightning to a Normal Bitcoin Address? (works in opposite way also)
No, for now. For the first version of the protocol, if you wanted to send a normal bitcoin transaction using your channel, you have to close it, send the funds, then reopen the channel (3 transactions). In future versions, you and your peer would agree to spend out of your lightning channel funds just like a normal bitcoin payment, allowing you to use your lightning wallet like a normal bitcoin wallet.

Anyway you will have to transfer the funds to the wallet which uses LN protocol, and from there you can use your BTC via LN.







3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lightning network - when exactly is it going to happen? on: January 10, 2018, 01:16:18 PM
Hey,

It is already happening, but just not as fast as we would like. There are already some providers which are accepting LN payments. For the reference: https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-fees-mainnet-lightning-network/

However the problem with BTC is that the updates are taking a lot of time to be implemented. Lets take Segwit for example, it was introduced and accepted long time ago, and it solves some security problems + it would make the transactions faster and lower the fees, but at the moment only 10% of service providers and exchanges are using it. If you would notice lots of streamers are talking about it now, because they want to spread the word and urge people to use only Segwit service providers.  


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