HELLO PEOPLE! SOMEONE KNOW WHEN WANCHAIN GOES TO EXCHANGE, OR HOW TO BE SURE TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN THAT HAPPENS
This is still unknown, just stay still, follow them on twitter... Apparently when the token swap is nearly complete the coins will go on an exchange. We were given to the end of march to swap tokens so I guess it depends how long it takes everyone to do it. |
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Can anyone tell me is the fork happened yet and is it safe to move my litecoins back to my ledger wallet?
Move your coins back now that fork happened yesterday. Lock those LTC down to the safe haven again. Thank you  . Is LCC trading anywhere? |
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Does anyone know how long it will take the circulating supply of tokens to be increased to the max supply?
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hi admin, you can remove me from the signature bounty spreadsheet.
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Can anyone tell me is the fork happened yet and is it safe to move my litecoins back to my ledger wallet?
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I've been accumulating, I think they said new exchange could be announced any day
price has been doing well so a new exchange could add to things nicely. |
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i been waiting to buy this coin for awhile. It does suck that the few i bought of delta can't be swapped. I hear the CEO bullshit ass excuse about keeping it fair, but if that was the intention then why did they utilize ETH token in the first place. Especially knowing the ease of transferring the token to a decentralized exchange. They could have created a placeholder token on their platform that couldn't be accessed till the new wanchain coin is available and swapped.
No disrespect, but it was pretty much stated from the jump that EDelta tokens were no good. Even if a placehodler token is made, there will always be some work around that scammers will try to make to sell the rights to that and people will lose their shirts that way. Eth tokens weren't the problem, its the mentality of scammers and swindlers that is the problem, and as long as they can think up elaborate schemes people will get got. It just so happens it was via EDelta this time. No disrespect but i invested in Tezo and Exscudo and they all have placeholders and i don't see the scam involved if you buy someone's acct and they sign over the email associated to that acct to you. You will not lose the Tezo and Exscudo that you bought. However, utilizing ETH token and blaming individuals that decide to sell their token early on a decentralized exchange( which they facilitated by using ETH token) and then blaming the buyer who might not have known about any prior statement is utter bullshit. And why the fuck wasn't the token locked if that was the issue. Also, am not sure how selling a token you paid for during ICO on a decentralized exchange ( b/c it was made available for you to sell) makes you a scammer/swindler. I think it makes you a scammer if you sold tokens because anyone who was in the ico was told lots of times that you should not buy or sell the tokens as they won't be swapped for wan coins later on. Unfortunately people who weren't in the ico and who bought them on ED may not have known this, so yes you are right, the tokens should have been locked to avoid any confusion. |
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well done to digibyte for not paying the $100,000 fee to be listed on binance. There should be more coins rejecting this ridiculous fee.
From Telegram: A note from Jared on DGB getting listed on Binance exchange that so many people are asking for: "Binance, in my opinion, is the worst exchange in the crypto world. I am glad if DGB never gets listed there. They have added way too many scammy pump & dump ICOs and I doubt they will be around 2 years from now. I will not push or support DGB being listed there. Plus they wanted a $100,000 ludicrous bribe. Do you know how effective that money would be if we took that money and applied it to development?" Not sure how I feel about this... Binance is pretty solid, just Chinese af not really fair to say this exchange is full of scammy icos when DGB is listed on plenty of less reputable markets (so is every other coin lol). Yeah 100k is alot of money but if all of DGBs competitors are there (DASH.BTC.LTC) then it would make sense to cut that check. Also liquidity is EXTREMELY important and Binance has alot of that. It goes against the idea of decentralisation, having to pay the most popular exchange at the moment to be listed. Surely Binance makes enough money as it is. Its not right is it. The point of crypto currency is to that there is an alternative to this type of behaviour. So don't pay. |
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does that mean you need to have 100K token to have a masternode?
Yes That's a pretty steep price, even with the significantly reduced rates -- for a retail investor, that is.
Right, I don't think the price was designed with retail investor in mind though. Stu mentioned in the chat they pretty much want investors that are in it for the long haul, and not the investor that could hop in and out. I think the idea was the commercial investor. Does it work in a similar way to Lisk, were you have to have a large amount of coins to forge/stake but you can earn rewards by holding coins and voting for delegates from you wallet? I highly doubt this, because for the Lisk delegate the amount of coins they hodl doesn't really effect whether they can run a node or not. Each Lisk is a vote so sure it helps if they own alot themselves, but it's not mandatory if you can get alot of other people to vote for you in one way shape or form. With this, you either have the 100k shares or you don't, and if you don't have it you won't be running a masternode. Aside from that, I'm relatively new to Lamden. There's no mention of delagates or DPOS in the whitepaper, but Stu did mention delegates/witnesses once while talking about masternodes so I'm not sure if delegates/witnesses are a thing or not. i'm new to lamden as well. It does say on their info graphic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2338211.0 that lamden is Dpos which is the same as Lisk and Ark so not sure why you need the 100k shares to get rewards. |
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After the fall of the market, the Cindicator begins its rapid growth! Now the cost is 20 cents, but I'm sure that very soon we will see how the CND will break through the mark of 1 dollar. Longevity in my opinion is one of the best coins!
For price 1 usd they must have marketcap at 1.5 billions usd. Look at the numbers of tokens. Its impossible i think for ERC token. Such marketcap have top 10 currencies. I don't think that it's impossible for CND to achieve the price of $1. Just look at ADA it has supply of 25B (i guess) and is still trading at $.4 Ada - its a Japanese coin with own blockchain like Ethereum. And Cindicator -this is only ethereum token. You see different? Sorry I was taking just supply into consideration but anyhow I am still adamant that one day CND will cross a price of $1 It can for sure if it delivers real value to its users / community. And as we have seen with many other coins they can also reach incredible prices without delivering anything at all... Why does everyone get so caught up with price predicting? Any quality project (which cnd is) seems to do a lot better than anyone ever expects. CND could go to $10 in a few years, who knows. Just be glad you have some. |
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well done to digibyte for not paying the $100,000 fee to be listed on binance. There should be more coins rejecting this ridiculous fee.
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as much as I'm looking forward to the rebranding it will be good to get it out the way. Then we will see how lisk develops as a platform and to see what types of Dapps are going to be built. Thats were the real the excitement is.
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Does anyone know when the bounties are being paid and when wpr hits an exchange? I've got no intention of selling just wanna see how it does.
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Is there any admin from Wanchain that see this, I'm interested in to find out what is happening with the bug bounty?
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It looks like a bit of a dodgy wallet to me. Has anyone else used it? |
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does that mean you need to have 100K token to have a masternode?
Yes That's a pretty steep price, even with the significantly reduced rates -- for a retail investor, that is.
Right, I don't think the price was designed with retail investor in mind though. Stu mentioned in the chat they pretty much want investors that are in it for the long haul, and not the investor that could hop in and out. I think the idea was the commercial investor. Does it work in a similar way to Lisk, were you have to have a large amount of coins to forge/stake but you can earn rewards by holding coins and voting for delegates from you wallet? |
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Thanks for sharing. that wallet looks like great. is it easy to use and is it safe? |
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