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41  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][SHIFT] The new web | IPFS ready on testnet+IPFS gateway! Come in and play! on: June 24, 2017, 01:42:16 PM
Regardless of what happened in the past (and im sorry to hear what happened before for those affected) this coin is going to go up

Brilliant technology in the pipeline here
42  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [PLU] Pluton on: June 24, 2017, 01:39:00 PM
Plutus is way underpriced

There are huge advantages to this tech:

1. Location - based in London...brilliant place for growing a business..look at what happened with Stratis and other techs about to come out like InsureX..London is the best place to make this project succeed

2. Good technology

3. Good team

4. They are showcasing the DEX platform at industry events..there is buzz and other types of interest

Expecting this to rise quite a bit...especially when added to new exchanges e.g bittrex
43  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 24, 2017, 12:27:22 AM

Absolutely brilliant article about Stratis in inc magazine.....awesome stuff!!

Everybody should read that article
44  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Qtum] A Scalable POS Smart Contract Platform| $15.6M raised on: June 23, 2017, 09:28:43 PM
1,8bil marketcap (pre ico token) . WTF?

Where did you see this? Or are you basing on Eth's performance as they have the same amount of tokens/coins?

Its calculated from:

100mn total qtum tokens

Current price: $17.84

So 17.84 X 100mn = $1.784bn market cap

However, the real question will be the circulating supply of the coin
45  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [IXT] InsureX - blockchain-secured marketplace for Insurance on: June 22, 2017, 10:33:14 PM
So I have a few technical questions if I may on the blockchain technology, and how it fits into insurex:

As I understand (and please correct me if Im wrong), confidential private insurance information won't be stored on the blockchain itself, but in the Nosql storage instead? So things like pricing, parties involved in an insurance deal, addresses and contacts of people will be stored in Nosql and not on the blockchain?

But everything else data wise will be written onto the ethereum blockchain? So things like:

- the whole marketplace where people buy and sell (with smart contracts implemented)
- actual insurance contract information
- terms and conditions for insurance contracts which can be issued via smart contracts (like Corda is able to do for banks now)
- portfolio info
- analytics

So what you're doing is having a hybrid..where some data is on ethereum, but other data is kept on a normal database, and the two meet together in an UI, built on normal application languages (node.js etc).

So the follow on question then would be: what type of backups/redundancy or contingency plans will you have if the ethereum network has issues? For example, bottleneck issues which we've seen recently. If a lot of data is purely on ethereum, and ethereum slows down or has other problems (which is possible because its still a third party and a work-in-progress), companies wont be able to access what they want

In essence, how are you ensuring data integrity and the ability to access the information a company needs on insurex in case something goes wrong on the blockchain or somewhere else?

What are your anticipated insurance transaction volumes on the insurex platform once the concept takes off? Because ethereum at the moment is showing some slowdown at 300,000 transactions a day (obviously that will improve with updates)

I would think some insurance companies would also want to use a sidechain to store their insurance information. So have their own private blockchain maintained in the cloud which covers all its sensitive information etc instead of a centralised nosql concept. So they would get the benefits of blockchain, but also keep control over their data in case things go wrong with a more standard public blockchain tech like ethereum

Im thinking something like Factom's blockchain technology to store insurance information as an add-on to insurex would also be good, so data is stored securely in an independent way, but also a smart way.

So..insurex is a great concept but I have some questions there....it doesnt say enough in the whitepaper about the extent of the blockchain implementation and whether everything's been thought of in regards to contingencies and how the control, safety and security of the data on it will work

46  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 22, 2017, 12:40:55 AM
What gives Stratis a huge advantage over literally every other crypto is where its based - in central London.

For idiots who don't know anything about London, it's where shit actually gets done. Stratis is in the perfect location to truly explode, with more banks and blue chip corporations literally next door than anywhere else in the world. Its such a huge opportunity that sets Stratis apart (besides the amazing benefits of the tech) and clowns are selling lol

Let the clowns sell and weep later, its how its always been

47  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 21, 2017, 03:39:55 PM
Price has just pierced through 0.00276 key support, could we possibly be seeing a further pullback to 0.00253 or 0.00228 support? What are your thoughts?

I'm going to be keeping a close eye on the charts, and hopefully buy some more Stratis at a cheaper price (than what it is now).

I'm excited for the Breeze, let's just say I will be buying more Stratis regardless. Smiley

Support around 0.00274-277 still holds. It dropped briefly below that but bounced right back. That's the price it consolidated to on June 12th as well. If you draw a fib retracement on one of the lows before the big pop, you'll see that's also one of the key fib levels.

If it drops below that and stays there, than you can assume it broke support and might even drop 0.0023. I honestly don't think it will because of the trend, but who knows anything can happen.
Nice figures. But just to remind you: on May 1st the price was .0005 BTC.
What changed in STRATIS network and development from that times?
In short: nothing.
For me it's too overpriced atm.

Right, it's all speculation for now. I usually try to read the chart first then try and figure out why that is. Consolidation to support levels means that people will continue to buy at that price and the people that do buy, most of them hold. There is so much money flowing into smart contract cryptocurrencies that, really, people are speculating and hoping to become big like Ethereum.

Then of course there are people buying the hype selling the news. But I honestly think the hype for Stratis, Waves, Lisk, etc. is too big to let the price plummet. If you look at youtube videos, almost all of them recently mention Stratis. There is a strong possibility that Stratis will follow Ethereum's footsteps and gain the success it had. Fairly strong community and supporters, lots of features, and there can be a big demand for a product like this.

Buy the hype but don't sell the news, sell the success it will have if you believe in the project Smiley
My 2 cents of course...

This is total nonsense

We've had masternodes come out

We've had breeze wallet being tested

We've had VC funding being clarified

We've had corporations jumping on board (but not officially announced as signatories by Stratis..though names have been floating about for a while)

Those on the inside who are following stratis know a lot is happening even more behind the scenes

To say its overpriced is total nonsense....

Don't forget Stratis is in central London...the best location in the world for growing a business. If you've ever worked there you'll know that bluechips and giant corporations are right next door to you - you get to know them easily, business happens and things explode quickly....People from other places don't seem to understand that at all




48  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 21, 2017, 12:17:55 PM
I can confirm that there's supposed to be an announcement today..according to Stratis employees in the Slack

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As for Stratis-interested corporations, I don't work for Stratis so its not my capacity to start naming names...but I have seen the name of corporations and many of them are MASSIVE.

Also don't forget that Stratis is in central London - so getting huge companies on board is easy when they're literally next door to you



49  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 20, 2017, 08:35:59 PM
Why STRATIS is not on any chinese exchange yet?

As soon as its on the Chinese exchanges, im expecting steroid-like gains once again

Its funny watching clowns sell when this is gonna be top 3 market cap...and so many corporations in London interested in using this

Ethereum has a lot of weaknesses...and Stratis solves almost all of them





50  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][RLC] iEx.ec blockchain-based distributed cloud announces its Crowdsale on: June 20, 2017, 08:18:59 PM
I don't know what is keeping the price down, just look at the recent run of some projects and you wonder want is kkeping the price down, but when RLC starts flying, it will fly very high

The team, tech, roadmap and inroads for iex.ec is absolutely solid...and significantly better than golem (which is $500mn+ and a pack of cards)

This is literally going to explode....just needs a bit more time

Only minus id say (if any) is their website which needs upgrading, and we all know how people (the dumb ones) judge a book by its cover
51  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: | STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS on: June 18, 2017, 08:48:37 PM
When is the Breeze wallet released?

Its supposed to be released this month...with more stuff happening in Q3 as well...so by then we should reach $20 per stratis (fingers crossed)

52  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [IXT] InsureX - blockchain-secured marketplace for Insurance on: June 18, 2017, 12:56:29 PM

That could mean that your token/coin could go from a fairly regulation free universe in crypto to being highly attacked and regulated by the federal government.  I love how devs and projects try to find ways for the common consumer to touch crypto and Bitcoin, combining popular and needed markets, like insurance with a blockchain model, but some are going to be hard to break.

There isn't a federal government in the UK

UK law is more business friendly and less cut-throat than in the US

Insurance will always be a regulated market...but storing info on the blockchain etc and using that is an issue of how information is stored, computed and retrieved...its not specific to insurance itself

53  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][ICO] SONM: Supercomputer Organized by Network Mining on: June 15, 2017, 07:11:33 PM
For Parity, the process is more complicated

You have to find the SNM token under the Token Registrar and then add that - I had to pay a 0.05 ETH fee to register SONM with the Parity Token Registrar...seems SONM hadnt done that!

Watching the token under contracts doesnt display the SNM tokens in your balance...you have to go to the registry and add it (the token details which I've had to add)

Ive read the Deposit FAQ and those are totally wrong when it comes to Parity.

54  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][ICO] SONM: Supercomputer Organized by Network Mining on: June 15, 2017, 06:01:36 PM
Is anyone using Parity for their wallet?

If so, how do they get their tokens to show? Its confusing as hell in here.....

55  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Lykke - Semi-decentralized Exchange on the Blockchain on: June 15, 2017, 02:45:56 PM
Tempus, sorry to say but as an employee you're proving everything I've just said...you lack the necessary experience...

Tell me you've made multi-million dollar returns on your investments (which I've made) or i'll let your silence speak for itself.

The date somebody registers on a forum isn't the date someone started investing in crypto

You are giving a biased opinion as an employee of Lykke in an attempt to save your job, so that needs to be bared in mind.

Good luck with your LKK investment...im out and I've explained my reasons why - Olsen has reduced the ROI with this move for someone like me, end of story.

I wont post on this thread again as the points have been made








56  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Lykke - Semi-decentralized Exchange on the Blockchain on: June 15, 2017, 11:53:43 AM
Tempus literally all your points are irrelevant points and you aren't showing the investing mindset at all....I can see clearly you're thinking about this is wrong.

Sorry, but there's no point in me explaining my points to someone who isn't experienced enough

Are you actually a multi-million dollar investor or are you just working for Lykke and holding the megaphone for them, with a few LKK here and there?

Yes, I have sold and made a profit, I will be moving on now. If the lykke price drops significantly after all the valuation stuff etc is sorted, I will be buying in again, but for now I'm out.

57  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Lykke - Semi-decentralized Exchange on the Blockchain on: June 15, 2017, 09:35:58 AM
FFS kadscuk, it says right here on coinmarketcap why they calculate the way they do: http://coinmarketcap.com/faq/

This has nothing to do with Lykke. It's coinmarketcap that's the problem. Complain to them if you have an issue with how they present their information.

The problem is that coinmarketcap uses free-float methodology for calculating markey cap. This is confusing. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/freefloatmethodology.asp


The money line is this:

"We've found that Circulating Supply is a much better metric for determining the market capitalization. Coins that are locked, reserved, or not able to be sold on the public market are coins that can't affect the price and thus should not be allowed to affect the market capitalization as well. The method of using the Circulating Supply is analogous to the method of using public float for determining the market capitalization of companies in traditional investing."

Lykke is making up its own rules about market capitalisation and trying to apply them to the market. That's because Lykke isn't operating under the free market and so its valuation is bogus.

A true valuation and free market is where buyers meet sellers. Buyers set a price, and sellers set their price, and where the meeting happens between them is what sets the actual price of the token. This isn't happening with Lykke at all. People can't even set limit orders!

You can see very clearly on reddit and even on here that many people are saying the valuation is bogus - you should take that on board. Olsen has taken that on board and what's why he's moving the 90% pre-investor coins into the trading wallet.

Lykke attempting to dictate its valuation to the market has had the market pushing back. Therefore Olsen is moving towards greater transparency to try and solve the valuation issues.

Last point is..Olsen made an AGREEMENT with coinmarketcap that this is how the valuation would be done for Lykke. There is a meeting of the minds there so Olsen is complicit in this. If Olsen thought the valuation was completely wrong, he doesn't have to agree with coinmarketcap at all. He has agreed, but now he's attempting to change the valuation by moving the pre-investor coins into the trading wallet lol

Anyone who has been in crypto long enough knows this is called flooding the market. Its an attempt to game the market capitalisation by increasing the circulating supply of coins.

Its why XRP and ripple had to make an announcement that their internal XRP funds would be locked away, giving investors assurance.


58  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Lykke - Semi-decentralized Exchange on the Blockchain on: June 15, 2017, 12:37:05 AM
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I simply replied on the points you have put on the table. And I've done this here and on reddit. And if you read my previous explanations here and on reddit and this post of you: You can only continue this way by ignoring pretty much everything what I've explained and that is what you do. You want to place your message with a megaphone and you don't want to get answers on questions. You want to state your personal assumptions as facts and it's not that much of a secret that you want to convince others to share your very personal view.

In the beginning I didn't agree with you but I understand that you, and maybe also others, might have questions, maybe even be concerned. But you are the only one who makes such a drama out of the website coinmarketcap.com, that you call "industry standard" (what is kind of funny, isn't it?) and you are the only one who tries to attack that hard with a focus on integrity and credibility and the paradox is: You make moves here that are very dishonest, manipulative attempts and you can keep on with that, but pretty much everything also tells a story about yourself.

Pure conjecture. You could have just deleted this from your reply as its just taking up space

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1) That can be your personal conclusions, but it wouldn't be bad to word it that way
2) Arguments are missing
3) If you claim that Richard Olsen "says so" you should be able to quote where he exactly says that. Is that possible?

Your trying to defend something when theres nothing to defend....

See here from Olsen in reference to the reddit post:

"Thank you for all the comments about the valuation of Lykke.

Coinmarketcap computes the market capitalization of Lykke based on the coins that are held in the trading wallets and does not include the coins held in other wallets. When Lykke was founded and started the first rounds of fund raising, the coins were issued to other wallets, because the trading wallet was not yet developed. In June we will move all the Lykke coins to the trading wallet. If the price of LKK does not change and remains at 0.374716 USD the total market capitalisation will jump to 481,772,471 USD.

Every buyer of LKK needs to be aware that the Lykke project is high risk – we are reinventing finance and build an emergent organization that is inspired by the principles employed by nature and where all the software and knowledge is open source. We will make mistakes and these mistakes can be costly, so there is risk and any investor should only buy LKK, if he can afford to lose his money."

Of course Olsen isnt going to directly say he's correcting a mistake - that would be stupid of him to do. If you're expecting that from him then I would be asking serious questions about you and what you actually know about the basics of positioning

He is alluding to the mistake by talking about it...its called positioning to put a positioned spin on the situation whilst maintaining a professional attitude.

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Last question again: Does he say that he is doing that to correct a mistake?

Interesting is that you ask questions and then you give the answers yourself - what does that tell me about you? ;-)

Yes, he is alluding to saying he's correcting a mistake...its called positioning - something that you aren't understanding because sorry, I can see you lack the ability to "read between the lines". No offence intended. Nobody is going to go out and say he made a mistake..that would be suicide for him to do.

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He refers only to coinmarketcap.com and that also was the context of the discussion. And I've explained over and over again that also coinmarketcap.com changed over time. Maybe you don't know that, since your account is pretty "fresh". But what always was displayed as well is the total supply. That was never hidden, Lykke has never made a secret out of anything but it was explained before how it is calculated and one consequence is: If LKK are moved out of the trading-section, the number goes down and the other way around. Actually that's not that bad, it can be an interesting indicator. But if people don't know that they wonder why both charts (price and circulating supply) may not correlate in certain situations. Or to be more precise: It needs the information how it is done to recognize that it's not that bad. But because not everybody is good enough informed (not meant critical) it can lead to questions of course.

But most important to know are some infos and explanations, I've already given you here and on reddit - but you didn't pay any attention!

This is confusing the issue. Lykke coins being or not being in the trading wallet shouldn't affect the market cap. This is called playing games with the system and making a mockery out of it, thinking Lykke can just make up the rules for itself as it goes along

Yes, the market cap counting all the coins wasnt hidden...so why is Olsen only wanting the circulating supply to display a lower market cap on coinmarketcap?? You have literally no answer to that whatsoever.


I am just putting that in red to emphasis it. The full total supply market cap is well known, so why does Olsen put only the circulating supply and agree with the industry-leading coinmarketcap to show a lower valuation?

You are digging a bigger hole for yourself with this...those are the FACTS of the situation..total facts.

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He said several times that Lykke is a high risk investment, independently of this super important coinmarketcap-site. What you try here is to turn his openness and honesty against him.

You're missing the point completely. He is talking about a chain of thought of related themes...all which are relevant to each other within the context of the post.

He's saying its high risk because he's just made a high risk move. If you aren't intelligent enough to notice this then that's something you'll need to deal with yourself, its nothing to do with me.

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Same here - again you try to use something against him that is in fact a quality: Honesty! He does not try to hype Lykke. He does not try to paint a perfect picture of Lykke. He simply reminds about a fact: Nothing and nobody is perfect.

You are getting massively confused here. Nobody is saying Olsen is dishonest or that honesty is in question here.

He is saying those things to maintain a professional attitude to the mistake that has been made. Otherwise why is there such a big question about the valuation of lykke?? Why do other coins not have this issue? (and please dont point out specific cases of coins where there are issues..im talking about the overall general market. Most coins and techs dont have these glaring massive issues with their valuations due to technicalities)

Olsen is making the mistake that XRP and ripple have managed to avoid. By ripple and XRP declaring that their held-XRP won't be added to the free market, they have given investors assurance. On the flip side, Olsen is flooding his coins onto the market in an attempt to resolve valuation issues, whilst the technology is still at an early stage. Though better for the lykke project long term, this isnt an investor assuring move.

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Please don't forget that the first part is only about coinmarketcap.com. Please don't forget that he said that an investment in Lykke is high risk before. It's a startup in a high risk sector. Please don't forget that Lykke is built by humans and if you know any human without making mistakes, let me know. If you know any company that didn't do mistakes let me know. But you also said that he said it was a mistake how it was done on coinmarketcap before - and that is not true.

Sorry, but it appears you dont understand why he's talking about mistakes in that context. You are lacking perspicacity and an ability to read what is really meant by statements. You are lacking the ability to understand positioning.

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But what is the circulating supply? Lykke is transparent about last crowdfundings and about the distribution and about all important numbers. Pretty soon they will publish an actualized financial report. But also this one from February gives a lot of infos:

INFORMATION BROCHURE FOR COINHOLDERS FEBRUARY 2017
https://forward.lykke.com/files/Memorandum.pdf

What is important to understand: Lykke has sold LKK to Investors. Instead of doing one hyped up monster-crowdfunding like some other projects, Lykke has done smaller sales without much advertising and PR. And those LKK's are obviously circulating supply. But there are also founders and team-members and the company itself. Nothing of that is locked up. Lykke is meant to be flexible and maybe you and maybe also some others would prefer some kind of "lock-up" of supply - but those who would need something like that to have enough trust will stay away anyway.

Well...you tell me what the circulating supply is...its what Lykke is playing about with to show a lower valuation in coinmarketcap!!

By playing games with the circulating supply and saying one coin counts and another doesn't...its causing clear issues with understanding and calculating the valuation.

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Somebody like you could attack both whenever he wants. You can be critical about how it was done in the past. You can be critical about how it will be done in the future. And in fact you are.

I tell you what you could have done: Due diligence and getting your informations directly from Lykke. It's all there. And it's possible to ask questions. It's possible right here, on reddit, on two chats and even directly per mail. But you don't ask and if you ask you give the answers yourself.

And really, it's kind of interesting that you come up with that again and again but you ignore all explanations I've given before.

Im not here to attack - im here to make money and maximise my ROI - Olsen has made a move that will reduce my ROI and so I've sold my LKK...simple as that.

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What you try is called spreading FUD. "Oh no! Nobody knows what will happen! It's a high risk move!"

But no, he is not saying that Lykke is high risk because of that. Lykke is high risk anyway. Find a project that is not high risk. Find any investment that is not high risk. Oil maybe.

As I've said you aren't able to read what's really written there and why things are being said in that particular context. Its clearer than daylight, which tells me you aren't in the same league as me, sorry to say.

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You criticise that it would have been misleading in the past but now you are critical that it might not be misleading enough in future and your ROI would be less because of that. That's the whole point, isn't it? You haven't done due diligence but believed that only a fraction of LKK is free and the rest can't be moved and is locked up. And thing is: Technically that is not the case. Practically you can think about how likely it is that founders and company will act less carefully with the market than they've done it in the past.

You're getting confused here. In simple terms, the transparency could be better and Olsen realises this. By putting all the coins into the circulating supply, he is making an attempt to end the debate on the valuation

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Thing is: I know how you really think - you only think about what other Investors might think and if an obvious high valuation might deter Investors who also don't do due diligence. Right or right?

I take into account a lot of things when investing, and how the market perceives a technology is obviously something I consider as well. That's not the only thing I consider though...

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Please decide what you want to be critical about. I've already explained that it's not that simple to find the best solution that makes everybody happy, is precise and fits to how coinmarketcap.com handles such things.

Its simple. A) Put all your coins into the circulating supply at the very start and declare that as the contributor to your market cap or B) Say the 90% coins won't be put into the circulating supply and will be managed separately. All issues are solved there and then.

There is literally no complex issue or "we can't make everyone happy" problem here at all.

All of these issues are lykke's own making because its playing technical games with its valuation. Its simply made up its own rules as its gone along and now has changed it again.

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But actually it is simple: If somebody believes in the potential of this project he might consider it as a buy. And the question if this has potential is the question if the people behind are able to build this and also will act carefully on the market. Those who believe that founders and team are dishonest and only want to make a quick buck: Don't buy.

You've made your decision and I respect that. What I don't respect are your megaphon-attempts to spread your manipulative attempts.

I believe lykke ultimately will be very successful. However what Im interested in is my ROI. My ROI has been decreased because of this move and so it's been time for me to sell. Simple as that. If you didnt understand it, you need more investing experience, end of story.

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My suggestion would be always to do due diligence. If you feel misleaded about how it was done in the past I can tell you: Read this thread and you'll find out that it was explained and I've replied on all questions about it and others as well. Same on reddit. Sergey and others did that on telegram and slack. There is also a blog-post in which it is explained that also gives a lot of additional informations and tips how to get interesting informations. Nothing was ever hidden.

Thanks for the suggestion.

My suggestion to you is you need more investing experience with higher ROIs and an ability to understand positioning.  

I've done a lot of due diligence on lykke and have been following this whole thread for a very long time. Olsen has made a move which reduces my ROI and so I've sold. End of story.

As for nothing being hidden, answer to me again why a smaller and wrong market cap is showing in coinmarketcap? That is hiding the true valuation right there. Why show a lower market cap there if its not the rightful market cap?



59  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][RLC] iEx.ec blockchain-based distributed cloud announces its Crowdsale on: June 14, 2017, 09:53:22 PM
The only reason people buy Golem is because of the fancy website

But iex.ec hands down beats Golem by miles

IEx.ec = better team, better location, better inroads
60  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] [IXT] InsureX - blockchain-secured marketplace for Insurance on: June 14, 2017, 09:00:46 PM
I love the concept and the project, but sometimes you have to be careful.  The great thing about crypto is the decentralized arena that it lives in, basically only dealing with federal regs at the FIAT exchange points.  I am not sure what regulations that insurance deals with fully, but I think we all know that insurance is a highly controlled and regulated market and business system.

Yes, insurance for sure is a highly regulated market.

The brilliant news for this tech is they are based in London - the global leader for insurance, so things like regulation etc will be very easy to keep on top of

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