The people that own DAY since day 1 will most likely wait patiently another few weeks, or in a worst case scenario months even, because finally a use case / utility is coming. That does not necessarily automatically mean price goes up, because the free floating DAY on exchanges (the part that is not locked in timemints (the original ico eth addresses) sets the price, always remember that. When timenodes prove to be economically profitable, demand for DAY will rise.
Great post Obi-Wan, and I must commend you for your commitment to this thread. I just read this entire thread in one sitting to get a sense of the project's history. This is the first thread I've read on this forum, and if I knew how to "merit" your posts then I would.
I'm really hoping to chat with anyone via DM or private message here, on telegram, or on discord, who has been a Chronologic investor since 2017. I'd love to talk to someone who is closer to the history (if you were in the old slack channel, please let me know, I would love to talk to you!) or anyone who has a very good sense of how this project has evolved. Feel free to send me a direct message.
It's very clear that the team had some issues at the start given the Yesterday tokens and the lack of transparency around the project for some time. I would really love to talk with someone that experienced frustration during those periods of time.
As a new person, I think this is a very interesting project to monitor.
One question about something you said, Obi:
At the end of next month or early july (IF the security audit is done and green light is given) the Ethereum Alarm Clock (EAC) will be on the ethereum mainnet,
In an
April blog post, the ChronoLogic team seemed to indicate that the security audit is related to ERC20 scheduling but not ETH scheduling. Am I interpreting their post wrong? If I'm correct it would imply they're already greenlit for ETH scheduling but not for ERC20's yet, and the audit is focused on the ERC20 functionality?
Quote in particular:
ChronoLogic partnered with Merriam to continue the development of the Ethereum Alarm Clock and now it has reached a major milestone. One can now schedule ERC20 token transfers on the Kovan Test Network. Pending a security audit, this functionality will soon be available on the main net.
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