I completely agree. It's shit like this that will ruin it for all the actual legit projects out there.

These people should have been shut down ages ago.

I'm also disappointed in the cryptocurrency community for actually falling for this crap. We are meant to be self policing here.

That's quite ok! 10-15 years in crypto land is about 12 months.

Unfortunately that does not detail the following:

"Circulating Supply" This is the amount of live coins, as opposed to the total max supply. These are sometimes the same value, but often can be wildly different.

"Emission rate" This is something that is normally detailed on the coins website, unfortunately the Electroneum website is very light on details.

How many Electroneum are in circulation and what is the emission rate?

Is this the only place for dev? Doesn't seem like a lot of progress is being made.

https://github.com/elastic-coin

The only repo with activity is the litewallet which is mostly a fork of NXT codebase.

What are peoples thoughts on this? Will development pick up? It just seems like this coin is slowing down.

This is a very long time to get an ERC20 token going? Is this project dead?

Tony, any comment about the reason the network isn't working so well?

When will the live network be launched.

What will the ticker be? And when will the coin be launched?

Waiting for exchange.

How exactly does proof of signature work? I tried reading the OP and the website and still don't understand, can someone dumb it down for me?

How does the contract pay itself to mine coins?

I read the whitepaper, all makes sense now.

I love this coin, I really do.

To all these idiots complaining about the distribution method. What are you talking about? Byteballs distribution method and dev fund size are the most reasonable in this space.

Can't believe the level of idiot on this forum.

Hmmm, I just re-read my message and in no way am I treating people like my personal servant(s). You need to totally chill mate.

I did some research but nothing major jumped out at me that makes this the new Ethereum.

You can't just clone a coin and say that this is the new coin.

Ethereum is the king and if a coin is going to aim for the king they better have a really good reason for it.

I can't find that reason here.

This is a good coin, has some decent devs, yes. Could it be a $1 billion coin one day? Sure, it's happening more and more.

Ethereum is trying to be the new Bitcoin, do you realise how much effort that has taken? How many hundreds of developers had to come together to even have a shot of taking on Bitcoin.

They built multiple clients around an entire new model to do that.

For a coin to do the same to Ethereum would also require a similar amount of staggering work.

I have no doubt UBIQ is heading places, and you can all be very rich without aiming for the king.

But to say something is the new Ethereum needs some backing up, and you, Duomo, don't have it. You have insults and nothing else.

Duomo, go away and let an adult respond.

What makes UBIQ different to Ethereum, honestly asking here I am interesting in buying some but need a good reason.

I have read some of this thread but still can't pick out the big differentiators.

Good questions, I hope Tony chimes in!


Every Byteball was created at genesis, so Tony keeps them all in a single address. That is where he distributes them from.

See here:

https://byteball.fr/Top100ByteballRichest.html

The top address is the one containing all remaining Byteballs.


From the original post:

This can easily be automated.

I still want Byteballs and blackbytes on my Ledger Nano S

Where can I buy XEL?

Yes the market cap is very high.

See http://iotaprice.com/

Now believers in IOTA think the marketcap is tiny and has a lot of room to grow.

I think a little different, even if I want more IOTA my plan is to invest elsewhere and use those funds to accumulate IOTA.

Investing into $250mm gives me a tiny slice of that pie.

Invest into something else that goes up 10x before IOTA goes up 10x, and I have more IOTA.

Of course it's a risk.

Also personally I think that Byteball is not a competitor for IOTA as Byteball isn't really aiming at IoT.

IOTA devs need to look at Raiden on Ethereum as the competition they need to defeat, because that is a beast.

Good luck!