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Few questions for the dev:
1) Why OP poster here on forum isn't active anymore? The same dev is working on the project?
2) Syncing is really slow, there are just a few nodes active?
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Does somebody check\track big ETH ICO wallets? I'm very interested to see dynamics of these...
It looks like my question got lost  Can anybody help me? I think it's very important information, ICOs can create a lot of sell pressure. I know that miners create biggest sell pressure, but still... |
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The topic states that $14M were raised. Can you please provide any proofs of successful fundrising on blockchain?
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I think you're 1 year late, no chance you'll raise money on this market. Even the top rated projects have problems...
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Does somebody check\track big ETH ICO wallets? I'm very interested to see dynamics of these...
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What a strange name... Does it mean something? Sounds really strange to me. Can you please explain and maybe put small explanation in OP to avoid similar confusion?
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yes, no exchange listing until VM
Not the worst thing. I hope devs will deliver VM in time in Q4 and there will be nice combo with tech improvement + good exchange listing. We'll need some very active marketing at that time though... |
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I am so glad to see that SEM project on github is still very active with reasonable modification this week, even though the code is already robust and run smoothly, which is quite important for SEMers.
If you check some projects (Coin rank between 30 to 50), you will find that they already stop the update for code for a long time, which is quite bad, will make people confused if the project is still ongoing or not, or they just care about the coin price.
So... in this view, it is not all negative for projects (and the coins) will relative small exchange market. Go SEM!
SEM github has been really active with lots of updates. It is partially one of good signals that the SEMUX team worked hard, worked efficiently to keep the project moving. The project might be grown well rest months of this year or will experience considerable growth in the year of 2019. I like the tech progress and transparency (probably excluding anon team which can change at some point) most of all about Semux. They actually deliver what the promised which is absolutely incredible compared to other crypto projects. |
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Any plans to get listed on exchange?
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Is there a balance checker for ETH wallets? I have several wallets that potentially had ETH at the time of fork, but I don't want to export their private key, just want to check ETZ balance...
Hello you can access the etherzero block explorer thro https://etzscan.com/ or http://explorer.etherzero.org/ . That's a very easy solution indeed, thanks a lot for your advise. I'll check several wallets now, hopefully I have some ETZ  |
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Is there a balance checker for ETH wallets? I have several wallets that potentially had ETH at the time of fork, but I don't want to export their private key, just want to check ETZ balance...
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OP, I've got an important question: what % is the premine (970k) from yearly PoW rewards? This is very important IMO!
It would be hard to calculate the exact percentage because due to the BitGun reward feature, the reward per block varies depending on how much hash is on the network. If we were stuck at bitgun level 1, the yearly rewards would be about 1,524,240 coins.(4 coins per block per minute.) So after a year, that would be about 38%. (970000/((1524240+970000.) However, we are currently at bitgun level 4 (9 coins per block) and have been higher than that, so the percentage to yearly POW would be lower. (I know that I am not the OP. But I thought you would prefer a prompt answer.) Also keep in mind that the XDNA foundation gets 2% of the block reward for every block. (The XDNA foundation is supposed to be for charity.) Also 1% of every block goes direct to the development team. Thanks a lot for detailed explanation! Premine + foundation/dev fee seems a bit greedy to me, as we can see that at lower bitgun levels, the premine alone can be more than 25% of total supply after 1 year of mining (which is way more than 10%+ block fee structure). Anyway, with really good development and real feedback and support from devs and foundation, premine and block fees are completely worth it! |
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OP, I've got an important question: what % is the premine (970k) from yearly PoW rewards? This is very important IMO!
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I bet on Ethereum. It's has incredible adoption right now compared to NEO, almost all ICOs use Ethereum for funding. Also I believe ETH is close to sharding which will help it overtake Bitcoin in next few years.
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That's a risky thing and I'd not recommend to do that because BTC is a classic thing, going 100% ETH may be really risky, many things may change with altcoins in future.
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Surely I do. I don't see anything suspicious in it. ICO is required to protect the law of numerous countries. Also, if you join a trusted ICO - nothing will happen with your documents for sure.
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I participated in the first airdrop IOP (internet of people) and with 500 token iop I received 2200 hydra .. that I sold in the exchange on the discord and from which I got 450 IOP .... with a gain of over 90% doing nothing. Tonight, the second airdrop closes the second airdrop and tomorrow another part
That's the reason why people should treat airdrops seriously... I participated in BTW's airdrop - and got a serious amount too |
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I'm more interested how does the API info for some non listed projects there is connected with actual listing? Maybe some timeframes and examples available?
Binance is a great exchange, they should focus on what they're doing good!
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Thanks for the info! I'm planning to invest and I'll check your link before making a final decision about ARC... |
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Is this an official project of 4chan? If not I think you shouldn't use their name. Because it looks like you're trying to capitalize the brand  |
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