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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XEL] Elastic Project - The Decentralized Supercomputer
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on: May 20, 2017, 01:17:13 PM
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Let's pass on the fact that you ignored me proving my point. I don't think that my posts are unproductive (when this is not around personal accusation). I show problems in current system. For example you said that everyone CAN vote, and I explained you that what you saying is wrong as that person could not vote for at least two votes because he had not technical knowledge. Let's say he has 50000000 XEL... you understand problem in this? If yes, you can try to find solution to make this voting better, as I can't. I can see only the problem. So it is kind of productive, again, when it is not on personal level. And about helping this guy... You are totally RIGHT... I was in different state of mind. So, you really think that if someone has not enough technical knowledge, then it's a problem of the voting system? I mean everyone CAN vote but not everyone is ABLE to vote - but that's just how it is in life, isn't it? If the objective of voting system is to reach the most relevant result , this is indeed the problem of voting system. Without the ability, possibility is irrelevant for voting  It's like give voting rights to someone but not to tell him when,where, or how to vote. He CAN vote indeed but not able to  I don't know, if you were in The DAO times, but there was situation when 5% who voted on subject and this was valid voting as many even didn't know that voting take place. And to be more productive...  There are many ways to make it better: we can set minimal cap for voting, can make longer voting period, proactively send links to vote, etc... But I think that no one of this solutions is good enough, so because of this I hope that someone else will find better solution to problem I see. that's a social problems. like how can we make poor people rich? |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][XEL] Elastic Project - The Decentralized Supercomputer
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on: May 19, 2017, 01:13:51 AM
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If this litewallet thing happens I suspect that people will be selling at stupidly low prices and I will be happy to scoop some up. I want at least 1m.
i want buy 5M at ico price, but i think it's impossible. only 50M (50%) coin will be claimed i think another 50M, people may not claim. Even better but I still want to get my 1m total. That way I will have 2% of the actual supply. how much you want to pay for 1M coins?  |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Qtum] Testnet June| A Scalable POS Smart Contract Platform| $15.6M raised
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on: May 18, 2017, 10:12:03 PM
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May 17: Qtum visits the Toronto Decentral Meetup Event.... On a Boat! Last night Jordan and Brett were in Toronto, along with Zcash, Pivx, Zcash, Jaxx, and Rootstock! About 250 participants came for the open bar, dinner, live music, and blockchain presentations. We discussed a broad overview of the Qtum project, explaining how we raised 15.6 million dollars in 5 days. We gave a broad overview of how Qtum will allow Ethereum Smart Contracts to run on top of a UTXO blockchain. We also mentioned that our crowdsale was the first to have a billionaire backer, and a Decentralized Application planned to build before our test network is even released. We set sail at 6:30pm and cruised around Lake Superior for 3 hours, taking in the sights. After our presentation we had some discussions with venture capitalists, participants, bitcoinmagazine.com, and a few others. It was a really fun time.
Anthony Di Iorio even brought a robot! It's a bit hard to see, but Charlie Schrem did a brief remote presentation from Florida
that's great! more and more people know Qtum now! |
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