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March 21, 2016, 10:39:57 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Poloniex have x2 total Kraken volume and > x3 more ETH volume. |
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cjmoles
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March 21, 2016, 10:42:34 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? |
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deadpoolx
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March 21, 2016, 10:50:10 PM |
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I don't think that i can put all the BTC done with LISK in my house, ill buy a new home, this is 100% secure profit, going to buy the new Ferrari, advice?
LOL, man, I want to see where the project is headed before talking about profit and gears for your life. Big expectation could result in big failure. Man, if you have too many funds, have the good sense of don't cashout at once, damp it all can fuck up the market, and in the end you'll take it underpriced. And don't commit the mistake of send it all to one exchange... Split in multiple safe places. |
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TravelsAsia
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March 21, 2016, 10:51:51 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether |
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March 21, 2016, 11:05:37 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether Augur is dead. |
You don't pay enough.
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deadpoolx
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March 21, 2016, 11:09:53 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether Augur is dead. wtf is Augur? |
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Hollowman338
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March 21, 2016, 11:11:38 PM |
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going to have to second that.
What is augur, and how did it die with that level of investment?
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Aethlios
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March 21, 2016, 11:12:21 PM |
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Hello! If eth starts trading higher and hits 1,5 billion market cap, lisk could go to 150-250 mil.
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mistercashking
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March 21, 2016, 11:13:25 PM |
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Augur is an ethereum based prediction market. And it is not dead. I think they are still developing and testing.
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deadpoolx
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March 21, 2016, 11:28:29 PM |
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I don't know the Augur team problems, but we have a very active community here. I'm sure things can move faster and better.
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cjmoles
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March 21, 2016, 11:35:25 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether Augur is dead. wtf is Augur? LOL...He said, "wtf is Augur?" http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/augur/Bought in at around 66 cents USD per share....Huge crowdfund! Sorry you missed it! At one point each share was selling at 0.9+ BTC on https://gatecoin.com/ It is far from dead! |
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March 21, 2016, 11:41:03 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether Augur is dead. wtf is Augur? LOL...He said, "wtf is Augur?" http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/augur/Bought in at around 66 cents USD per share....Huge crowdfund! Sorry you missed it! At one point each share was selling at 0.9+ BTC on https://gatecoin.com/....It is far from dead! It's not my fault their bad marketing campaign wasn't heard by me. But of course, would be nice to invest. |
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March 21, 2016, 11:44:35 PM
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Now that the ICO is over, can we focus on making Lisk a success? Clearly the success of Lisk depends on the success of Lisk DAPP store. Currently Ethereum dapp directory ( http://dapps.ethercasts.com) has ONLY 34 LIVE Ethereum Dapps, so Lisk can certainly surpass that number of dapps within this summer, if we promote Lisk heavily to Javascript developers outside crypto world, through contests with serious monetary prizes. I found most Ethereum dapps too specicific to crypto world so I prepared a list of sites using Javascript in real world applications, all for your inspiration: I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,772) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come. https://geekli.st/home Funny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers. I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week.  |
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cjmoles
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March 21, 2016, 11:58:02 PM |
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Lol, Lisk will never go or be on Kraken ... c'mon guys !
Why not? ETH is on Kraken and it accounts for 50% of Kraken trading volume: http://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/kraken/You don't think they'll noticed 2nd largest ICO ? Lisk was the second largest ICO?....Really? Are you sure it was bigger than the Augur crowdfund? If it was bigger than the Augur ICO, I'm gonna have to start questioning my decision making skills here....Hmmm? Augur: Over 18,000 BTC and 1.1 Million Ether Augur is dead. wtf is Augur? LOL...He said, "wtf is Augur?" http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/augur/Bought in at around 66 cents USD per share....Huge crowdfund! Sorry you missed it! At one point each share was selling at 0.9+ BTC on https://gatecoin.com/ It is far from dead! It's not my fault their bad marketing campaign wasn't heard by me. But of course, would be nice to invest. They're still working on the platform so no "real" Augur REP has been released yet. Gatecoin is selling "IOU" REP until the real REP is released this spring....It's an interesting project to be sure. The marketing manager took a vacation after the crowdfund ended....that's probably why you missed it....It was kinda overshadowed by the Ethereum hype. It would be super cool to see the lisk project come out with some innovative D'Apps too. I mean, there has to be a much larger developer pool for lisk than there is for Ethereum because there are far more javascript coders than GO or Python....right? Looking forward to what the future brings for lisk; that's for sure! |
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March 21, 2016, 11:59:34 PM |
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Now that the ICO is over, can we focus on making Lisk a success? Clearly the success of Lisk depends on the success of Lisk DAPP store. Currently Ethereum dapp directory ( http://dapps.ethercasts.com) has ONLY 34 LIVE Ethereum Dapps, so Lisk can certainly surpass that number of dapps within this summer, if we promote Lisk heavily to Javascript developers outside crypto world, through contests with serious monetary prizes. I found most Ethereum dapps too specicific to crypto world so I prepared a list of sites using Javascript in real world applications, all for your inspiration: I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,772) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come. https://geekli.st/homeFunny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers. I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week. Or... we can show some class and possibly attract some of their developers to this project.  Too many people treat this like American football teams, I rather look for the win/win. |
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March 22, 2016, 12:02:05 AM |
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I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,770) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come. https://geekli.st/homeFunny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers. I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week. Quite poor stats for JavaScript  At least 10% of all software programmers know this predominant language. Of course not all of them are professional JS developers which won't be an obstacle to start with the Lisk platform. JavaScript is de facto the programming standard for web, many embedded and desktop apps. For example, take a look at the most prominent text editor, called Atom. If JavaScript was a joke 10 years ago, now the "joke" is without real competition (with minor exceptions, C++ and Go not being among them). |
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TravelsAsia
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March 22, 2016, 12:03:13 AM |
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2 things that made Augur trading so interesting (related to possible Lisk trading):
1. As others have mentioned, Gatecoin did trading with IOUs
2. If you wanted to trade on Reddit, one of the developers would actually act as escrow to change the ownership of who owned the keys for the REPS
Even before it's officially launched, it's already drawn quite a bit of attention. It sounds like this isn't possible because of the ability to reclaim Lisk through email accounts? I hope I'm wrong. I'd like to know if there's a way for us to trade prior to the release of Lisk. I like option #2 better than option #1. There's a lot of trust required at Gatecoin.
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March 22, 2016, 12:06:47 AM |
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2 things that made Augur trading so interesting (related to possible Lisk trading):
1. As others have mentioned, Gatecoin did trading with IOUs
2. If you wanted to trade on Reddit, one of the developers would actually act as escrow to change the ownership of who owned the keys for the REPS
Even before it's officially launched, it's already drawn quite a bit of attention. It sounds like this isn't possible because of the ability to reclaim Lisk through email accounts? I hope I'm wrong. I'd like to know if there's a way for us to trade prior to the release of Lisk. I like option #2 better than option #1. There's a lot of trust required at Gatecoin.
Great! However instead of this our devs are trying to block pre-sale threads. |
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March 22, 2016, 12:07:29 AM |
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I have been inspired by your post. Some Googling has led me to a list of 10,000 (OK, really only 9,770) self described JavaScript geek programmers. With their Twitter addresses. Stand by for the spreadsheet, which may take a while. It takes some time to organize a name list of 10,000 people. Then stand by for a twitter blast in the days / weeks to come. https://geekli.st/homehttps://i.imgur.com/7Eei8rv.jpgFunny, I couldn't find a similar list of 10,000 Etherium Solidity programmers. I swear to God, I am going to have such fun when I start posting over on the Ethereum forums in April when I get back from my vacation next week. Quite poor stats for JavaScript At least 10% of all software programmers know this predominant language. Of course not all of them are professional JS developers which won't be an obstacle to start with the Lisk platform. JavaScript is de facto the programming standard for web, many embedded and desktop apps. For example, take a look at the most prominent text editor, called Atom. If JavaScript was a joke 10 years ago, now the "joke" is without real competition (with minor exceptions, C++ and Go not being among them). Also, take node.js in account! |
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