Strange I was sure I saw them on coinexchange.

Looking forward to the wallet release in 2018.
Also be nice to get on at least one bigger exchange for more trading volume.

It's still EOSG in my wallet.

What happened?

For a company with so many people wondering what's happening they really need to tweet a bit more, if only to show some signs of life. Last tweet was on the 24th.

Thread in question: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2470644.0

Has exactly the same info (text is all the same) and images as a previous scamcoin ETHEREUM LITE: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2255071.0
Ethereum Lite got 'hacked' a few weeks ago / aka the dev dumped and exit scammed.

ETHEREUM LITE roadmap:


LITECOIN ECLIPSE roadmap:


I've posted here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2470644.msg25307836#msg25307836
and here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2470644.msg25309648#msg25309648

I realise it's just a small ERC20 scam but I'm getting tired of them, especially when they're so damn lazy so as touse old material. There's not even honour / creativity among thieves anymore.

I guess up till now I've been considering it a bad trade if the BTC value of the altcoin has fallen. It seems incorrect to evaluate the value of an altcoin by it's USD value when it's BTC value is down.

Unless I'm thinking about this wrong - that money would've done better in btc. Right now my ROI = Bitcoin gain - altcoin loss, whereas with just bitcoin investment I'm not having to subtract the loss in altcoin value.

Yeah - but in your example you'd surely have made more money just sticking with bitcoin? So long as the BTC value of an altcoin is decreasing it becomes a bad trade - the money would've done better in BTC.

I've got a few altcoins where I was just unable to properly manage the trade and by the time I returned they'd suffered considerable losses. The ALTCOIN/BTC value for a lot of alts has obviously suffered the last few months and my question is: Should we expect those previous levels to be achieved and surpassed any time soon or is it better to exit the trade and start again elsewhere? My goal for most of the altcoins is medium to long term holds - I usually prefer trading in & out of the same alt to increase my holdings.

The reason I'm open to exiting the trade is that even thought the ALTCOIN/BTC value is very much down, the increase in BTC value means that a few of these trades are still slightly positive in USD terms. The gain in btc less the loss of my altcoins still results (in a few cases) in a net positive gain  - so there I'm happy to  exit the trade. I hesitate though - because these altcoins still seem to have potential.

The example trade below is from SNT (Status Network Token) which by all means should be doing pretty well. It's far from a shitcoin.:
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And looking back over SNT's history we're right at the bottom.
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This pattern is so familiar with (decent) altcoins right now that I'm just a bit unsure of what the best strategy is:

1.) Stay in the trade and hope that 33% btc value loss is recovered or
2.) Exit the trade without much loss in most cases and trade elsewhere (I guess I also need to get over my attachment to certain altcoins).

Or any other advice & suggestions would obviously be welcome.

Cool.
Thanks for the update - glad you didn't disappear on us  .

What's next after the competition? Is it going to be a lot of good old waiting until EOS chain becomes available or will there be other activity - marketing, developing, etc.?

Do you plan to move away from ERC20 at any point?
Will access to the platform be allowed via an other means or solely via your token?

^^^  .

I wonder if EOS Gold team will be back to get their beer?
They been quiet.

Yes.
2nd airdrop is for anyone with more than 200 ETUP in their wallets.

All the airdrops from now onwards anyone can participate in so long as they have the right amount of ETUP in their wallets  . Just buy enough ETUP on etherdelta, hold in your wallet and you'll get airdrops.

It's Saturday and time for beer.

No telegram.
This thread needs more activity from EOS Gold team though.

^^^
Turns out I had 10MTI tokens, not 10M.
So I could swap them, which I did.

I had the 10MTI tokens in my MEW wallet, and I imported that wallet into Metamask (Chrome extension).
I then did the swap to TPL here: https://www.10mti.com/

I think there's an airdrop to the top TPL token holders in dec. I'm not sure the 10MTI tokens will serve any purpose going forward, but then again - I'm not entirely sure what the TPL tokens purpose is and how they fit into the plans for the 10mt exchange.

I think they were just pointing out that those token sales on Etherdelta weren't the EOSGOLD team dumping tokens, but rather airdrop recipients selling their 40 000 EOSG on etherdelta and that the number we were seeing (39 875 or something like that) was the 40 000 less the etherdelta fee.

Yeah ok - beers for everyone.
But only if we're forkin' EOS in 2018.

Nice to see the whitepaper update .


I'd still consider some type of airdrop to current holders to encourage holding. One of the problems of airdropping so early before the project starts developing is that a few people acquire the majority of tokens, whereas your mission statement includes having a 'wide distribution'. You need to find a way to incentivize holding, else the distribution becomes lopsided and the minority control the majority.


I'm assuming that limitation applies regardless of how many forked EOS chains there are? Is there a limit on how many EOS forks can occur, and how are the producers distributed among them? If there are 20 EOS forks, how do 12 block producers manage 20 chains or am I misunderstanding something here?

You mentioned advisors previously - I see no mention of them in the whitepaper?

etherscan.io / ethplorer.io will give you the following info for each token:

CONTRACT
SYMBOL
DECIMALS

In the case of EOS GOLD that's:

0x7b39940DbaC110f1227D37c395675dEf270AfCd7
EOSG
0

In myetherwallet you need to ADD CUSTOM TOKEN then use the above information in the fields provided. That information is usually also posted in the first post of ANN threads.