shapetwist (OP)
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January 16, 2016, 08:20:47 PM |
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Nice clean wallet, congrats
lol you made it? anyway, looks good. What kind of syncing is it? meaning you can send files to other devices and users? Syncing will be an integrated service in the desktop wallet. You'll be able to access files in other devices, such as mobile. It's pure P2P, which means there is no middle man. Your files are shared with whoever you choose to. They are not uploaded anywhere else. This is a WARP only service, so you have to be running WARP client in order to access it.
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 16, 2016, 09:53:34 PM Last edit: January 17, 2016, 08:51:30 PM by shapetwist |
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 17, 2016, 05:26:24 PM |
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A little over 17 hours to go, a little update on the website: http://www.warpcoin.comIntroducing a new look and the crowdfunding platform. Offering1,094,500 WARP (100% of supply) Duration and ScheduleSale begins on Monday, 18 Jan, 12:00 CET. Sale ends on Thursday, 28 Jan, 12:00 CET. How to purchase WARP?The sale will be made via the official website http://www.warpcoin.comYou will be able to download the WARP wallet (Windows, Mac or Linux) and get a brand new WARP address. You will be presented a form where you can then enter your WARP address and your BTC address. The website will then generate a unique BTC address where you can send bitcoins. At the end of the sale, the amount of bitcoins you sent, relative to the total amount raised, is the percentage of WARP you will get. (BTC raised / WARP supply = price per WARP) Example:Sale closes on Thursday, 28 Jan, 12:00 CET, and 53 bitcoins were raised. You sent 2.1 BTC. Your share is 3.962% of the total WARP supply. You will find the terms and conditions of the sale on http://forum.warpcoin.com and on the website. Launch will be sharp, at noon tomorrow wallets will be available and the sale begins.
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January 17, 2016, 06:08:45 PM |
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A little over 17 hours to go, a little update on the website: http://www.warpcoin.comIntroducing a new look and the crowdfunding platform. Offering1,094,500 WARP (100% of supply) Duration and ScheduleSale begins on Monday, 18 Jan, 12:00 CET. Sale ends on Thursday, 28 Jan, 12:00 CET. How to purchase WARP?The sale will be made via the official website http://www.warpcoin.comYou will be able to download the WARP wallet (Windows, Mac or Linux) and get a brand new WARP address. You will be presented a form where you can then enter your WARP address and your BTC address. The website will then generate a unique BTC address where you can send bitcoins. At the end of the sale, the amount of bitcoins you sent, relative to the total amount raised, is the percentage of WARP you will get. (BTC raised / WARP supply = price per WARP) Example:Sale closes on Thursday, 28 Jan, 12:00 CET, and 53 bitcoins were raised. You sent 2.1 BTC. Your share is 3.962% of the total WARP supply. You will find the terms and conditions of the sale on http://forum.warpcoin.com and on the website. Launch will be sharp, at noon tomorrow wallets will be available and the sale begins. escrow?
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 17, 2016, 06:28:55 PM |
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escrow?
I've decided on this crowdsale format for various reasons. If an exchange acts as escrow I don't believe it's transparent. You don't know if funds are re-invested pumping the ICO. Plus, they have ridiculous fees. I've tried multiples times to talk to exchanges and stopped trying when I saw one in particular let a ICO scammer run away with funds because they made some sort of exception. I've tried multisig addresses - which escrows in this forum don't really like, since they want total control of the funds. So I opted on this platform. It's clean, it works, it shows all transactions, where do they go, from where they came. There is no risk of shadiness regarding reinvesting funds. The wallets and source are provided before anybody sends any BTC. The WARP address with 100% of the supply is ready to distribute as soon as the sale ends. I don't see a cleaner and safer way.
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January 17, 2016, 06:37:37 PM |
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escrow?
I've decided on this crowdsale format for various reasons. If an exchange acts as escrow I don't believe it's transparent. You don't know if funds are re-invested pumping the ICO. Plus, they have ridiculous fees. I've tried multiples times to talk to exchanges and stopped trying when I saw one in particular let a ICO scammer run away with funds because they made some sort of exception. I've tried multisig addresses - which escrows in this forum don't really like, since they want total control of the funds. So I opted on this platform. It's clean, it works, it shows all transactions, where do they go, from where they came. There is no risk of shadiness regarding reinvesting funds. The wallets and source are provided before anybody sends any BTC. The WARP address with 100% of the supply is ready to distribute as soon as the sale ends. I don't see a cleaner and safer way. and i remember mercurial ICO, was done same way over a web site and boom, dev gone with funds, so for cleaner and safer way i would suggest you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=18640
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 17, 2016, 07:06:01 PM |
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Well, as far as I remember they didn't even have wallets. Someone even commented "Graphics, language, seemingly high-end but slightly overstated and vague tech... Looks like a previous coin, VERSA, which was an ICO scam." Sounded a bit fishy, right? You can't compare it to this. I can also give examples on how this crowdfund model did work well: ARCH and VIA for example. It uses the Blockchain API, so all transactions are listed for everyone to see. The only thing that investors are dependent on is if I press "send WARP" at the end of the sale. Which I have no reason not to. And furthermore, there are plenty of other successful ICO's with no escrow at all. A manual escrow with a forum member, that doesn't offer dead man switch or multi-sig is too much of a pain to do, it's unprofessional and can't be done within this implementation of the platform. What else can I say, if you think you won't receive your WARP and you really need another forum member to hold the BTC instead, don't invest. I believe that investors will be able to see that they can have my trust.
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January 17, 2016, 07:11:53 PM |
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Well, as far as I remember they didn't even have wallets. Someone even commented "Graphics, language, seemingly high-end but slightly overstated and vague tech... Looks like a previous coin, VERSA, which was an ICO scam." Sounded a bit fishy, right? You can't compare it to this. I can also give examples on how this crowdfund model did work well: ARCH and VIA for example. It uses the Blockchain API, so all transactions are listed for everyone to see. The only thing that investors are dependent on is if I press "send WARP" at the end of the sale. Which I have no reason not to. And furthermore, there are plenty of other successful ICO's with no escrow at all. A manual escrow with a forum member, that doesn't offer dead man switch or multi-sig is too much of a pain to do, it's unprofessional and can't be done within this implementation of the platform. What else can I say, if you think you won't receive your WARP and you really need another forum member to hold the BTC instead, don't invest. I believe that investors will be able to see that they can have my trust. and where is the warp wallet i dont see it in OP anyway, doesn't matter, i am out since no escrow and i wish you good luck
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 17, 2016, 07:15:36 PM Last edit: January 17, 2016, 09:05:37 PM by shapetwist |
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and where is the warp wallet i dont see it in OP
anyway, doesn't matter, i am out since no escrow and i wish you good luck
Wallet and source are out at the same time the sale opens, tomorrow 12:00 CET. See you, thanks!
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 18, 2016, 10:42:43 AM |
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Just a reminder that the campaign is about to start in 20 minutes. Windows and Mac wallets will be available via the website and http://github.com/warpcoin/warp along with the source code. To buy WARP you will need a WARP address and a BTC address that you control. When you input those values at www.warpcoin.com you'll get an unique BTC address where you can send bitcoins. Once confirmed, your transaction will show up in the website and you'll see your % share of WARP. OP will be updated a bit after launch!
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January 18, 2016, 11:37:07 AM |
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hey mate. u just started! congrats
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January 18, 2016, 11:47:58 AM |
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looking nice. v2 wallet looks exciting ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 18, 2016, 12:04:30 PM |
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hey mate. u just started! congrats Yes! Hey you! Thanks! looking nice. v2 wallet looks exciting ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Thanks! Credits to you for the mac build! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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January 18, 2016, 02:31:34 PM |
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MAC wallet has 1 connection, but it is stuck at block 35 (9 days old) and don't sync.
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 18, 2016, 05:36:18 PM |
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MAC wallet has 1 connection, but it is stuck at block 35 (9 days old) and don't sync. Hi! The wallet is not supposed to sync without staking pressure. Nobody is staking since no one has coins yet! The chain will start moving once distributions starts, that will be in 10 days when the crowdsale ends! Important for now is that you can grab your WARP address, essential if you want to buy WARP coins.
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January 18, 2016, 06:13:52 PM |
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fe2LCjeX.png&t=665&c=qkTzYFocgtgkXw) Everytime I see promises of a physical debit card, it is a HUGE red flag. We can't even get a decent BTC debit card. The cost and complexity of such a project is enormous. Shit like this leads me to believe this is a scam or at best you are dumb, naive kids with pie-in-the-sky fantasies that you will never be able to achieve because you didn't think things through.
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 18, 2016, 06:34:19 PM |
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fe2LCjeX.png&t=665&c=qkTzYFocgtgkXw) Everytime I see promises of a physical debit card, it is a HUGE red flag. We can't even get a decent BTC debit card. The cost and complexity of such a project is enormous. Shit like this leads me to believe this is a scam or at best you are dumb, naive kids with pie-in-the-sky fantasies that you will never be able to achieve because you didn't think things through. Hey! Glad someone brings that up. I actually have a XAPO debid card for bitcoins. It works very well, I'd say it's more than decent. They work with a company called Wave Crest Corporate, which issues the cards at mychoicecorporate.com. Of course it's a costly project, but it's certainly something that generates a lot in fees. It has legal sides of great complexity too, which is something I'm willing to go through if we actually raise funds for the development of all the presented features. I can't make dumb and unfounded promises, like the card is going to be a reality for sure. No, it's a possibility that I've studied and it's doable. But it's all dependent on the budget. I don't want to sell this project on empty promises. These are the features presented that I'm sure are possible to work on. Some are easier to achieve than others, but it's all dependent on the amount raised.
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January 18, 2016, 06:36:06 PM |
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fe2LCjeX.png&t=665&c=qkTzYFocgtgkXw) Everytime I see promises of a physical debit card, it is a HUGE red flag. We can't even get a decent BTC debit card. The cost and complexity of such a project is enormous. Shit like this leads me to believe this is a scam or at best you are dumb, naive kids with pie-in-the-sky fantasies that you will never be able to achieve because you didn't think things through. Actually it is possible to get a btc debit card now, look at this, although I do not have one I know someone that used it: https://www.e-coin.io
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shapetwist (OP)
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January 18, 2016, 06:40:00 PM |
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Actually it is possible to get a btc debit card now, look at this, although I do not have one I know someone that used it: https://www.e-coin.ioe-coin actually works the same way, I believe it's exactly the same company that issues XAPO cards too, even the fees and limits are exactly the same.
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