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February 29, 2016, 04:46:52 PM |
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Right now, 1 LISK = 0.0089 USD
the value of Ethereum (1 ETH) was 0.30 USD on launch
You need to combine this figure with the fact that this pathetic Nodejs shamble never ever will be used by any body in the real world, outside of this toxic scam driven Bitcointalk microcosmos (as I am sure you are aware of even Bitcoin and Ethereum are having a really hard time with real world adoption). Do you know why the Cripty clowns weren't able to get one single real world business customer nor to implement one single commercial use case in the last 18 months? Because there is simply no monetization route for these kind of applications. The only monetization route is to sell this nonsense to the noobs, naives and idiots. No businesses nor any real world solution providers are interested in this proposition. That's why Crypti ran out money, so these two wankers could step in by collecting money again from these idiots while the process is pushed by the army of sockpuppets and shills. The even a bigger wanker in this process is that German lawyer who assists to this scam. I think it is time to contact the German law enforcement and let them know about this blatant fraud. The money collector wankers call this blatant scam "donation". That's how primitive they are to believe that the naming will change the nature of their fraud. What kind of lawyer in his right mind gives his name to such obvious scam?
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February 29, 2016, 04:50:15 PM |
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Is there not any target price for lisk ICO? This is too much for me. I think next time i participate in an ICO, i want one where the ICO stops when they have a set amount of BTC invested.
What advantage do you see for yourself to be in an ICO with a fixed and limited target? Take a break shill. Your shilling for this scam is just getting too pathetic.
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February 29, 2016, 04:56:46 PM |
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The last few weeks have been very informative on how DPoS works under stress....I set up the rocket delegates to replace the non-performing delegates - Cryptikit and Olivier's help made this much, much easier, 48 new delegates in all....At Max's suggestion, Boris added the ability for a delegate to see which accounts voted for him to the Crypti API. This, along with the new Lisk forging rewards, opens up the possibility for delegates to do profit sharing with those who vote for him. What I have in mind is how I originally thought DPoS would operate with Bitshares and should have run with Crypti. I would like to offer to split the delegate earnings with the people who vote for my delegates based on how much they have in the Lisk accounts they vote from on a running basis and how much they dilute their votes by voting for other delegates. So this would be truly a PoS type system where stake holders receive a return on their holdings with a portion going to the delegates they choose to represent them. This will also incentivize people to hold Lisk since it can offer them a return.
Mike, you've done us all a favor, more so than most people realize...so thanks! Did you have any gotchas with the latest version of Crypti Docker? My node was forging great but it wouldn't display the client at Port 8040. So I took it offline to reload it and never got it back up. Every time I loaded my local IP address in the whitelist area of the config.json file, but when I flipped the forging switch in the Port 8040 client it would say I was coming from an unauthorized IP. I finally gave up when I saw your massive effort come online. I guess I'm done forging Crypti. I did not realize we could do forging co-ops like you suggest. As you say, this will become very popular and attract votes. But then...how does the forger earn his server fees back if he has to give them out to those who voted for him? DPoS is a great system philosophically and even theoretically. But it never achieved true, actual operation at Crypti. Lisk is going to have its own challenges with DPos when the time comes, that will be fascinating to watch. Hey, folks, I'm MalReynolds. When the time comes, I would appreciate your vote to become a DPoS Active Delegate of Lisk.
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February 29, 2016, 04:59:27 PM |
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Is there not any target price for lisk ICO? This is too much for me. I think next time i participate in an ICO, i want one where the ICO stops when they have a set amount of BTC invested.
What advantage do you see for yourself to be in an ICO with a fixed and limited target? Take a break shill. Your shilling for this scam is just getting too pathetic. It was an honest question, I really don't understand his reasoning. Or yours.
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February 29, 2016, 05:02:49 PM |
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It was an honest question, I really don't understand his reasoning. Or yours.
Oops, you have attracted his attention, expect a lot of trolling back. If you googled for his nickname you would see that a lot of cryptocoin communities explicitly called him a troll.
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LiskHQ (OP)
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February 29, 2016, 05:07:30 PM |
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The last few weeks have been very informative on how DPoS works under stress....I set up the rocket delegates to replace the non-performing delegates - Cryptikit and Olivier's help made this much, much easier, 48 new delegates in all....At Max's suggestion, Boris added the ability for a delegate to see which accounts voted for him to the Crypti API. This, along with the new Lisk forging rewards, opens up the possibility for delegates to do profit sharing with those who vote for him. What I have in mind is how I originally thought DPoS would operate with Bitshares and should have run with Crypti. I would like to offer to split the delegate earnings with the people who vote for my delegates based on how much they have in the Lisk accounts they vote from on a running basis and how much they dilute their votes by voting for other delegates. So this would be truly a PoS type system where stake holders receive a return on their holdings with a portion going to the delegates they choose to represent them. This will also incentivize people to hold Lisk since it can offer them a return.
Mike, you've done us all a favor, more so than most people realize...so thanks! Did you have any gotchas with the latest version of Crypti Docker? My node was forging great but it wouldn't display the client at Port 8040. So I took it offline to reload it and never got it back up. Every time I loaded my local IP address in the whitelist area of the config.json file, but when I flipped the forging switch in the Port 8040 client it would say I was coming from a bad IP. I finally gave up when I saw your massive effort come online. I guess I'm done forging Crypti. I did not realize we could do forging co-ops like you suggest. As you say, this will become very popular and attract votes. But then...how does the forger earn his server fees back if he has to give them out to those who voted for him? DPoS is a great system philosophically and even theoretically. But it never achieved true, actual operation at Crypti. Lisk is going to have its own challenges with DPos when the time comes, that will be fascinating to watch. Hey, folks, I'm MalReynolds. When the time comes, I would appreciate your vote to become a DPoS Active Delegate of Lisk. The Delegate Handbook will provide exact guides how to become a forger. Actually this is extremely easy, one just need to know how to do it. We at Lisk are very happy for Mikes contributions so far to the Crypti delegates, I hope everyone sees his important contributions to the Crypti network. Mal check out the last point of Forging Rewards explanation on our blog. Is it possible to participate in forging pools?
Yes. We are tinkering around with this idea at the moment, therefore we are positive that this will be successfully integrated as a dapp in the near future. The idea being that the pool would automatically distribute its earnings amongst all Lisk users which voted for the pool’s delegate. With this the Lisk network could become a mix between stand-alone VPS and forging pools. In my opinion the stand-alone VPS' could give fundings to dapp developers. While the pools are giving small Lisk amounts to every voter every month (so that the fees are not eating up the rewards). The sidechains could either become secured by high-performance VPS or small ARM devices. Depending on the performance which is needed.
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February 29, 2016, 06:06:04 PM |
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Is there not any target price for lisk ICO? This is too much for me. I think next time i participate in an ICO, i want one where the ICO stops when they have a set amount of BTC invested.
What advantage do you see for yourself to be in an ICO with a fixed and limited target? In Lisk, the value of your contribution invested in the ICO is held constant. Your number of Lisk to be allocated in the genesis block goes down as more donors show up, and the new money they bring in causes the value of each individual Lisk to go up and compensate. You do not lose or gain any money as a result of your participation in the ICO. What more could you want? Exactly. This seems to me the most misunderstanding ever. You put in 1 BTC and the day the ICO ends, your Lisk will be worth 1 BTC (theoretically, because after Lisk hits the first exchange the market determines the price). The only people who aren't affected by this are Max and Olivier, who will get 8,000,000 Lisk - no matter what. They will spend 200,000 of their Lisk (100,000 each I guess) into "First-Day-ICO'ers".
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February 29, 2016, 06:38:12 PM |
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Really like this promotional video. It explains very good what Lisk is and which advantages it has. Congratulations, the ICO has reached 1,500 Bitcoins yet. I will work hard to prepare a first version of our Delegate Handbook this week. It should answer 90% of your questions, if there are some left I will add them to the Handbook over time. Please stay tuned. Lisk - Changing the way you DAPP![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmaxkordek.com%2Flisk%2Flisk-video.jpg&t=665&c=xishrh02pi3Ftg) Please take a look at our newest video, explaining why Lisk is so great. Along with the video we released a big PR package this week as well.
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February 29, 2016, 06:52:41 PM |
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Right now, 1 LISK = 0.0089 USD
the value of Ethereum (1 ETH) was 0.30 USD on launch
You need to combine this figure with the fact that this pathetic Nodejs shamble never ever will be used by any body in the real world, outside of this toxic scam driven Bitcointalk microcosmos (as I am sure you are aware of even Bitcoin and Ethereum are having a really hard time with real world adoption). Do you know why the Cripty clowns weren't able to get one single real world business customer nor to implement one single commercial use case in the last 18 months? Because there is simply no monetization route for these kind of applications. The only monetization route is to sell this nonsense to the noobs, naives and idiots. No businesses nor any real world solution providers are interested in this proposition. That's why Crypti ran out money, so these two wankers could step in by collecting money again from these idiots while the process is pushed by the army of sockpuppets and shills. The even a bigger wanker in this process is that German lawyer who assists to this scam. I think it is time to contact the German law enforcement and let them know about this blatant fraud. The money collector wankers call this blatant scam "donation". That's how primitive they are to believe that the naming will change the nature of their fraud. What kind of lawyer in his right mind gives his name to such obvious scam? There is nothing to do man, except to wear the suit ... ^^ and become an investor .. i mean a donator sorry. German law? man only the lawyer is in germany ....
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February 29, 2016, 06:55:29 PM |
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MILESTONE REACHED:
LISK IS NOW A $1,000,000 USD MARKET CAP COIN
WITH $600K IN CASH-ON-HAND FOR DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS.
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February 29, 2016, 07:22:36 PM |
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Awesome movie Lisk, good job!
Thank you ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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February 29, 2016, 07:29:33 PM |
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February 29, 2016, 07:46:06 PM |
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Retweeted to a small amount of people. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Should become more active on twitter.
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February 29, 2016, 07:48:17 PM |
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February 29, 2016, 07:49:31 PM |
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Is there already a timetable for a beta version of the full Lisk client (source or linux) working on testnet?
You can already install the Lisk client from source and deploy your own local testnet. I will try it. Are there instructions to do that?
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February 29, 2016, 08:08:00 PM |
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Hello,
yesterday I invested about 0.6 BTC into the LISK ICO to get the 15% Bonus. (Where can I see that Bonus? I also want to partcipate at the LISK Signature Campain and want to use an LISK Node on Raspberry Pi.
I really use the search fuction, but, can you tell me please, what Signature I need to place for participate? I need to send after setting the signature a PM to Lisk-HQ? Is it possible to use that Signature as Newbie here?
If I understand right, running a LISK Node is only possible AFTER ICO launch? Sorry for my english. I came out of Polonia.
Thank you in advance
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LiskHQ (OP)
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February 29, 2016, 08:08:12 PM |
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Is there already a timetable for a beta version of the full Lisk client (source or linux) working on testnet?
You can already install the Lisk client from source and deploy your own local testnet. I will try it. Are there instructions to do that? Yes. On the GitHub page: https://github.com/LiskHQ/liskHello,
yesterday I invested about 0.6 BTC into the LISK ICO to get the 15% Bonus. (Where can I see that Bonus? I also want to partcipate at the LISK Signature Campain and want to use an LISK Node on Raspberry Pi.
I really use the search fuction, but, can you tell me please, what Signature I need to place for participate? I need to send after setting the signature a PM to Lisk-HQ? Is it possible to use that Signature as Newbie here?
If I understand right, running a LISK Node is only possible AFTER ICO launch? Sorry for my english. I came out of Polonia.
Thank you in advance
You can't see the bonus anywhere. If you were within the first week timeframe you will receive these 15% bonus at the end. Your account is "Brand new". So you can't have the extravagant signatures like others. Simply put the same signature as mine into your signature. Then write me a PM.
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February 29, 2016, 08:24:44 PM |
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Yes! We only listed the most popular languages, but we will accept any language. I told the other translators the following:- The bounty will be paid in LISK and will be paid once our mainnet goes live (in about 7-8 weeks). - The bounty will be a minimum equivalent of $25, but will probably be more. I can't give any exact numbers here right now, because it's still open how much we can collect in the ICO. - From time to time we will contact you and ask you if you want to update your translation. For every turn you will receive a further "bounty stake". Next week we will issue a blog post about different available bounties and how it's going to work. Hey, I noticed Swedish and Finnish weren't yet added to the OP. Would this still need translations? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I can take care of that if you give me a couple of days. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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February 29, 2016, 08:28:44 PM |
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If I understand right, running a LISK Node is only possible AFTER ICO launch?
Lisk is currently running on testnet. Just wait till Lisk generated its Genesis Block and running on mainnet. Then you'll be able to be a delegate, run a node and get votes to be one of the top 101 delegates.
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