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Was using twitter to visit the arcblock twitter for updates when I saw several duplicates of the arcblock acc. Real: @ArcBlock_io
Fakes: @ArcBlock(2 underscores)io @ArcBlock(underscore)io(underscore)
They basically play around with the rearrangement of the underscore. Pls be extra careful in this case. They duplicate the main acc meticulously. Sometimes even providing the same announcements, telegram and website links, so it looks authentic. But then they begin to insert their own scam "private sale" forms in btw. Pls be careful.
Have already tweeted to the 22 followers on the fake with the private sale tweet. The other one has too many followers for me to notify. Some guru can help.
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Have been interested in the ArcBlock proj for some time, so I dived into the white paper today. It highlights, for instance, poor performance among today's blockchain tech segments as a key reason why ArcBlock is needed.
I myself own some cryptokitties and whenever i logged into the site, the status of the network had never been "normal", it was either "slow" or "very slow". This is un-imaginable for games or apps which have millions of users. How will blockchain tech ever support 3D mmorpg on mobile, for instance, if this problem is not tackled at the roots?
This, is where I believe ArcBlock's platform service positioning, and inherent design-integration with cloud computing comes in. Everyone's motivated by incentives. Miners in ArcBlock stand to gain whenever they bring in computing resources, or help to build the platform by providing software components, new svcs, and even readymade applications. Imagine a gigantic decentralised network of computing nodes on the cloud, powering Dapp development and operations for worldwide consumer use. Hoping to see the day this comes true.
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Ever since I saw it on hacked.com, i was interested in the ArcBlock project.
But as murphy's law would have it, i never got ard to actually completing the kyc (DO NOT BE LAZY IN CRYPTO) and registration closed faster than expected.
It is hence, with a heavy heart that I congratulate the ArcBlock team for being rational when they shd, and did, close off public registration. Many a ICO had been incredibly slow to react to rapidly increasing interest in their project, and ended up with poorly handled crowdfunding starts, either cos of clogged whale-investments in ICO day or letting too many people in such that the avg contri. per investor no longer made sense.
I was also in their telegram when I saw this pined msg "each account will have one unique offline cold wallet ETH address will be on available on sale day that you have to log in to check, first come first serve but no need gas war". Whoa, first thought was... this is surely a careful and committed team. What a show of care/concern for their investors.
Gd luck team!
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The arcblock project positions itself as being one of the platforms available to help push the blockchain 3.0 frontier. More specifically, it cites itself as an OPEN CHAIN ACCESS PROTOCOL, a set of rules which allows the creation of an abstract ops/processing layer to enable interoperability of applications across blockchains.
IMO, this particular tech segment will very likely be in high demand over the next two decades, given the mainstream recognition of blockchain tech value. There must be some order to the chaos. The myriad of different platforms or protocols that apps/dapps are being developed on cannot continue, and some consolidation must happen at some point. Other cross-chain projects such as wanchain or aion have also garnered a lot of attention recently.
From my very superficial understanding, Arcblock seems to gear itself more towards integration with another rapidly-developing tech segment--cloud computing/hosting. I.e., nodes can be a group of VM machines, which seems very cool functionally, whereas wanchain for instance focuses more on digitisation of financial assets. Any views on other feature comparisons?
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The arcblock project prides itself as helping to develop the blockchain 3.0 frontier. More specifically, it is inherently an OPEN CHAIN ACCESS PROTOCOL, a set of rules which allows the creation of an abstract ops/processing layer to enable interoperability of applications across blockchains. This reminds me of other cross-chain projects such as wanchain or aion, which have garnered a lot of attention recently. Any views from the crowd here?
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i myself was late to the ico-reg and hence have to devote some time and effort to the bounty in hopes of getting into a proj which i have great hope for - more so after reading through the white paper, faqs and reddits.
I was also quite appreciative of the fact that the bounty moderators decided to shift the spreadsheets, despite the temporary confusion it might cause, to reduce the potential for leakage of sensitive personal info.
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