If Signatum 2.0 is just a placeholder and there is a new name (straks) already in use, then couldn't this thread be closed or locked, to send traffic to the new Straks thread? I guess it could be useful for people who aren't aware of the background to the Straks coin swap with sigt.

I'm interested in seeing where straks lands in terms of value once it hits yobit exchange. I mean, you would think it would just be the current value of sigt x4, maybe a bit more as people know they won't be able to swap sigt for straks straight away.

Binance is great, but I think a few other exchanges are trying to do similar things. I've had a look at an upcoming ico - coin lion - and they are trying to do something similar to binance, but also add portfolio tracking and advice to the exchange so you can see what portfolios are doing well.

Detail here if you're interested:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2350898.0

But the Binance airdrops and other features, like providing Gas from Neo is great. Makes it easier than having a bunch of different desktop wallets without losing out on things like airdrops and coins from bitcoin forks.

I don't think listing on more exchanges will make much of a difference to token price. They are already on two very large exchanges - Bittrex and Binance - plus a few of the smaller ones.

But hey, more choices and exchanges is a good thing. I'm looking forward to news on new card features and the progress on card rollouts!

The membership fees for boon coin are in fiat currency. How do these fees in fiat, get converted to additional value for Boon coins? What will be the main drivers for increasing the value of boon coin?

Do you think they'll be any revenue sharing in your approach in the future?

Also, to anyone who is just reading about boon coin now - check out their Telegram. The developers were very happy to answer my questions earlier and point me in the right direction on their whitepaper and website.

So to confirm my understanding, this is essentially a 'game' of trading stocks (shares or coins aswell?) where you pay a fee to play in a tournament game, and that fee goes into a pool, which is paid as winnings (in the form of Stockus tokens) if you beat other players?

Is the idea that you'll be able to hone your skills before hitting the 'real' stock exchange?

Yes good point always good to help out the network!

Yeah POS rate is comparable to the inflation or interest you might expect in normal fiat currency. If you have 100 Stratis, it will take 1 year to get 1.46 Stratis. So essentially an 'interest' rate of 1.46% Pa.

The whitepaper says 50 per cent of the of tokens will be available through the ICO - what exactly happens with the other 50 per cent? It says that it will be used for 'distribution over the platform', but what specifically does that mean?

Also, from what I can gather, ethereum will be able to be used from the beginning, with BTC, LTC and Zcash added early next year? Thanks

That's what I mean, you buy coins BEFORE the contest starts (when price tends to be lower), and sell DURING (where there is a pump), and completely ignore trying to win the 'competition' itself and instead focus on making gains through trading.

Yeah I'm somewhat in this position. I wouldn't say I currently have enough Stratis to make staking worth it, but if I keep it for a while, get some more etc, then setting up staking would be worth it, as I have a GPU mining rig that is open 24x7 anyway. May as well leave a stratis staking window open.

Thanks for the link to the calculator and pool that has some useful info.

Thanks. And would Lab token holders choose the bonds they wish to invest in, or would the company, or would you be making recommendations on bonds?

Mainly asking to see if there will be a 'financial advisor' aspect to the platform, or if it is more a conduit to bond markets with Lab holders deciding where they want to invest.  
 

Awesome nice work. You are very well prepared! I'll be checking out the bounty section and seeing what support I can provide

Great project - so in summary, this project aims to allow small time investors to access the bond market of traditional companies, through using their cryptocurrency?

I've noticed a few other fintech/investment type ico's recently, but many focus on investing in other coins. Is your intent to flip it and focus investment more on traditional companies and bonds, but with cryptocurrency (through Labrys tokens) being the method of providing the capital?

I'm just learning about Stratis and it looks to have a lot of potential and useability for non-tech types.

I just got some Stratis - interested in what the staking is like for Stratis? I'm guessing you just have to keep your wallet open and start staking, but how long would it take to get, say, 1 Stratis through staking if you had, lets say, 10 Stratis? I'm guessing a really long time!

Looks good. There are a couple other similar projects out there looking to tap into the freelance market. Blocklancer and Coinlancer are two that come to mind, and they are in the ico process.

What is the main difference with Boon coin, and what do you think will set you apart? Also noticed you said max investment is 6000 usd to avoid people 'dumping' the coin. I think that is an interesting approach - any particular reason you chose $6000 specifically?

Looks great! I think the portfolio tracking will work out really well, particularly as a reward to people who have a proven track record if picking great coins. Also love the upcoming ICO list.

Congratulations on launching the demo website

Just trying to get my head around what Qtum does, or aims to do. Is it essentially a logistics management solution for businesses, which uses blockchain to support logistics tracking?

So it will create software that links this all together in an easy to use way for business?

Have you thought about offering BTC or ETH, in these early stages, for creating high quality content on Kemcredit?

Or perhaps a split, like a small amount of BTC so that acts as the 'floor' for value, and the rest in Kemcredit? This will give some certainty to content creators that their work will lead to guaranteed payment in a currency with relatively stable value.

I feel like with some of these Binance competitions, the best bet for small time traders who aren't in contention for receiving some of the prize pool, would be to buy some just before the start of the competition, then sell into the mini pump as part of the competition.

Looking at the previous competitions, this would have gotten people at least some moderate sized gains!

So is this an erc20 token with the bitcoin label? Aren't there already bitcoin labelled coins on the ethereum blockchain? I think the name of these other bitcoin type coins is bitcoin silver or red - something similar to that.

I also noticed your logo is a mix of bitcoin's and monero's. What are the privacy features that make it similar to monero.