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Totally irresponsible to just leave worthless sophiatx tokens to be sold on exchanges like etherdelta. Fuck your company.
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In the metadata of the wownero whitepaper: Title: Blank PDF Document Author: Department of Justice (Executive Office of Immigration Review) Creator: AdobePS5.dll Version 5.2.2 Producer: Acrobat Distiller 6.0 (Windows) CreationDate: Mon Mar 6 20:06:33 2006 GMT ModDate: Mon Mar 6 20:12:33 2006 GMT Tagged: no UserProperties: no Suspects: no Form: none JavaScript: no Pages: 1 Encrypted: no Page size: 612 x 792 pts (letter) Page rot: 0 File size: 11112 bytes Optimized: no PDF version: 1.4This is HUGE. It blows the lid off the cryptonote creation myth. Wownero was created at the US DoJ, 970 days before Bitcoin. Wow. I feel much more comfy having invested in this coin after reading this.
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Hello Lampix believers, Our aim is to add value to the whole crypto community by giving the best user experience to analyse cryptocurrencies. It would be really great help from your side if you can spend 60 seconds of your time and give us your valuable feedback for our two recent updates 1) Snapshot and 2) Colourful interface of Lampix at: https://cointopper.com/coin/lampixConstructive criticisms are always welcome at CoinTopper. Thank you!! Then why don’t you make a lampix app for that.
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Why don't you guys contact the cryptokitties team, and work with them, instead of trying to compete with them?
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Agreed. Anything but HitBTC. Waste of money to get it listed on that terrible exchange.
Never used them and all I hear is negative things. Better of trying to get the community to raise money to get it on Cryptopia. Not the best exchange either, but a big step up from TradeOgre. Hmm, interesting. That has not been my experience. I never have trouble with TO, but I have had to wait for ages at Cryptopia. I was not referring to usability. It is just a more known exchange and it would likely help get more people trading the coin. I could be wrong, but that is my opinion. In the ideal world you would want to get on KuCoin, then move up to Bittrex and Binance. You all got it backwards. You can’t get exposure from getting listed, you have to get exposure to get listed. Just focus on building the community and the exchanges will come to you. Binance will list you for free if you have a strong community.
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Are you still paper trading?
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This is more of a philosophical discussion....
Thank you Phil, I appreciate you fielding my questions so quickly and thoroughly even if the questions were a little off, and they were, but you handled them eloquently and I hope everyone who reads this thread will see that. Lampix is in good hands. Warm regards, Guy
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The actual image datasets are not stored on the blockchain due to size limitations, rather it will be a hash address for the image and the images will be in a separate cloud storage.
Thank you, so you'll prevent piracy by storing data in the cloud. Doesn't sound like a very solid plan. Let's hope you'll be making so much money it won't matter. What could you do? This sounds crazy, but embrace piracy and learn to use it to your advantage or get plundered by pirates. Can you expand on what you mean by "Hence, the value of pix will increase rapidly to working image miners."?
Sure, anyone who buys a lampix thinking they can pay it off by mining for 2 months will realize at $2.85/hr, that's a lot more work than how it initially sounds. Historically in crypto, a higher mining difficulty = higher price. If I were image mining, you wouldn't be able to separate a pix from me for less than $1 because I place a lot of value on my time.... So, higher pix value = better talent mining images. Why is this not discussed, and actually avoided as a topic?
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the images are decentralized on a public blockchain, and since you intend on charging pix to access the data sets, how do you intend to stop people from forking/pirating it?
Should the above question even concern the lampix company since the dataset blockchain would be owned by the pix holders? How does lampix benefit from pix having a high valuation?
Working 316,800 seconds a month for 2 months in order to pay for a $500 device is the equivalent of working for $2.84 an hour, which you state is 4x more profitable than voting. The thought that someone could find a new quality object to image every 10 seconds is not very realistic. Hence, the value of pix will increase rapidly to working image miners. Why has the future value of pix not been addresssed?
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Could someone please give this guy a straight answer. Yes, or No. Is this the same ELC that was originally launched?
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Let me know if I got this info right.
Company keeps 2m tokens ICO ends, and you collected 7.3m Tokens @ ICO cost $7 7,300,000/7=1,042,857 tokens Total: ~ 3m tokens
Total supply: 9.6m 9.6m - ~3m = 6m
Top holder of mntp has 6m mntp #2 spot has 1.8m #3 spot has 142k
I know where the extra 6m tokens went they are still sitting in the contract.
Here's what I want to know, can you tell me about the 200k Missing from the company wallet (the one closest to holding 2m), of which 55k of the 200k are currently being used to create liquidity on bancor's token market?
and whatever your answer, is that not a conflict of interest when you are compensated via the token option pool every 3 months if the price of mntp is less than the issuance price of mntp, and you're providing liquidity to a market that uses a formula that determines price based on its current holdings (liquidity)?
I don't even want to know why you defined call option at the end of your white paper....
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Thanks for sharing. I found your picks intriguing. Please, would you elaborate on your choice of ETC?
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Very informative post. I think transparency is a good long-term investment for blockchain startups like yourself, it builds trust -- which is priceless.
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The dividends are paid out through an ethereum ERC20 Token "smart" contract.
There is a possibility they both used the same developer. Maybe it's legit, if you think it's a good idea, I also have a blockchain bridge you might be interested in.
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Go to http://TaaS.fund/ and read their website, then look at http://Beth.jp/WoW! Not only did they copy their idea, they copied their site design as well. I checked the source code of TaaS, it's fairly organic looking. Beth.jp uses gem, a wysiwyg wordpress tool. (Why the f* wouldn't you spin that simple landing page up in laravel? Or Jekyll? Or just plain HTML/CSS) TaaS was accused of being a scam as well, only the team responded with photos, video, and posts on every channel within 24 hours. The only reason TaaS needed to respond was because their accuser didn't contact them first. You would have posted a YouTube of your team introducing themselves if you were legit. I've been tricked, scammed, bamboozled, robbed, and straight ripped off so many times, I can spot a confidence man a mile away, and I'll say, this Beth.jp outfit is either a rip off, or they are borderline autistic.
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I don't understand what exactly they are doing. a decentralized marketplace (on a centralized web server?) where I can sell goods. So, if I sell a bar of soap on safe exchange, coin holders get a cut because of a smart contract. Where is the incentive for the buyers and sellers? It's anonymous? Someone gets a bar of soap, and has no idea where it came from because it's anonymous? I'm just confused.
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MOONcoin has the number 1 rated name for a coin. Other than that, There's moonword, which lets you log transactions on the blockchain. So, I do suppose the coin has a real world purpose.
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I like Yobitch better
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