WAVES. Ultimate crypto-tokens blockchain platform.

[mxxxxxx]

I just need to ask, I want t o send BTC from Poloniex Exchange to the ICO. Is this possible, or is it not advisable?

Thanks in advance 

It is always recommended to send from your personal wallet but yes you can send directly from exchanges also.

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[twostepsally]

Hi All,

I invested a little on the very first day as a speculative bet, but over time and having kept an eye on the development during the ICO as well as watching the Hangout Videos, learning about the Myselium integration etc, I am going to be investing a lot more befor the ICO ends.

Here is my reasoning, The year of the blockchain is 2016, we are seeing banks and other financial institutions as well as the population as a whole coming round to what blockchain / BTC/ crypto (Mostly BTC) really is and I believe it is being taken more and more seriously, hell!, I even bought Silver at provident metals online, and to say the transaction was easy is an understatement.

Seeing the benefits BTC as well as other crypto can offer and seeing the adoption curve really ramping up soon, I see the need for such a platform such as Waves, where Fiat meets Crypto effortlessly and making this process easy for the masses with something as simple as a Lite Client Version that even my mother could install.

But where I see this platform coming into it's own, and the value really becoming apparent is with Remittances.

Remittance is expensive, whatever way you look at it, it's not cheap. If I can send money through the waves platform in the form of BTC to someone to receive US dollar, Euros, whatever, and send it by paying a fee of 10 cents or 1-2 dollars, I would use it, not only for the cost but for the convenience also. This is where the token will have values, at least in the remittance aspect. I dont know about $10 dollars like some have said, but 1-2 dollars would be reasonable.

I see Western Union, Moneygram as the Blockbuster Video sort of company, on the verge of being disrupted, completely. And I believe that Sasha has the platform, the vision and the perseverance to actually get this done, or at least have a very good shot at it. He's explained exactly what he aims to do and has been open to take questions via an interview for a full 2 hours, and all questions were answered in a satisfactory way, at least in my opinion.

I did not see this with Max from Lisk, no offence to Max at all, but as a comparison, Sasha has been completely open and from what I can tell, honest about what his intentions are and about his plan giving realistic timelines. This alone enabled me to put some trust in him and his project.

Compared to something like Lisk and other projects, it will be years before any of the Dapps etc get any traction and have the possibility of mass adoption.The difference I see with Waves is that it is a tool which is for the here and now and will be able help facilitate the growing crypto adoption by making it accessible to all as well as make it easier and cheaper to send money around with a clean, user-friendly, functional interface.

I think the world is ready for such a platform and I believe that Waves could just be it.

I'd be interested to hear other peoples views about where they see the potential strengths in Waves.

Wishing you all the best Sasha & Co. I'm sure this will be a success.

Very good perspective and I agree.

Peope analyze until they are paralyzed.

Gather the facts and take the risk or move on...

A lot of speculating is involved. But it turns from speculating to outright being a moonbat crazy loon. This is when you need to walk away and say this isnt for me.

Cryptos is constantly changing. It changes faster than dog years and you need to deal with it.

Sounds like a lot of people on here have champagne taste on a beer budget.

[Deanero]

I just need to ask, I want t o send BTC from Poloniex Exchange to the ICO. Is this possible, or is it not advisable?

Thanks in advance 

It is always recommended to send from your personal wallet but yes you can send directly from exchanges also.

Cheers!

[jeremy grol]

How many left here?

[mxxxxxx]

How many left here?

Counter should be synced with your timezone https://ico.wavesplatform.com/

19 hours 27 minutes left

[jeremy grol]

How many left here?

Counter should be synced with your timezone https://ico.wavesplatform.com/

19 hours 27 minutes left

Great, thank you. 

[ATA Group]

How many left here?

3 wave coins are left.

[somacoin]

What email confirmations are you folks talking about?

EDIT: all good now, was my email provider's delay.

[Deanero]

Hi All,

I invested a little on the very first day as a speculative bet, but over time and having kept an eye on the development during the ICO as well as watching the Hangout Videos, learning about the Myselium integration etc, I am going to be investing a lot more befor the ICO ends.

Here is my reasoning, The year of the blockchain is 2016, we are seeing banks and other financial institutions as well as the population as a whole coming round to what blockchain / BTC/ crypto (Mostly BTC) really is and I believe it is being taken more and more seriously, hell!, I even bought Silver at provident metals online, and to say the transaction was easy is an understatement.

Seeing the benefits BTC as well as other crypto can offer and seeing the adoption curve really ramping up soon, I see the need for such a platform such as Waves, where Fiat meets Crypto effortlessly and making this process easy for the masses with something as simple as a Lite Client Version that even my mother could install.

But where I see this platform coming into it's own, and the value really becoming apparent is with Remittances.

Remittance is expensive, whatever way you look at it, it's not cheap. If I can send money through the waves platform in the form of BTC to someone to receive US dollar, Euros, whatever, and send it by paying a fee of 10 cents or 1-2 dollars, I would use it, not only for the cost but for the convenience also. This is where the token will have values, at least in the remittance aspect. I dont know about $10 dollars like some have said, but 1-2 dollars would be reasonable.

I see Western Union, Moneygram as the Blockbuster Video sort of company, on the verge of being disrupted, completely. And I believe that Sasha has the platform, the vision and the perseverance to actually get this done, or at least have a very good shot at it. He's explained exactly what he aims to do and has been open to take questions via an interview for a full 2 hours, and all questions were answered in a satisfactory way, at least in my opinion.

I did not see this with Max from Lisk, no offence to Max at all, but as a comparison, Sasha has been completely open and from what I can tell, honest about what his intentions are and about his plan giving realistic timelines. This alone enabled me to put some trust in him and his project.

Compared to something like Lisk and other projects, it will be years before any of the Dapps etc get any traction and have the possibility of mass adoption.The difference I see with Waves is that it is a tool which is for the here and now and will be able help facilitate the growing crypto adoption by making it accessible to all as well as make it easier and cheaper to send money around with a clean, user-friendly, functional interface.

I think the world is ready for such a platform and I believe that Waves could just be it.

I'd be interested to hear other peoples views about where they see the potential strengths in Waves.

Wishing you all the best Sasha & Co. I'm sure this will be a success.

Very good perspective and I agree.

Peope analyze until they are paralyzed.

Gather the facts and take the risk or move on...

A lot of speculating is involved. But it turns from speculating to outright being a moonbat crazy loon. This is when you need to walk away and say this isnt for me.

Cryptos is constantly changing. It changes faster than dog years and you need to deal with it.

Sounds like a lot of people on here have champagne taste on a beer budget.

The only thing thats playing on my mind is that the BTC seems to gathering momentum, and so I see this as a potential risk to over investing in this ICO.

I do however think that this should not pose too much of a threat as this project / platform is being made to facilitate BTC use and adoption.

Also, i take comfort in the fact that the project is well funded and Sasha has publicly stated that he will be initiating a buy wall to keep the price above the ICO price should it take a tumble when launched (unlikely in my opinion). So the element of risk is somewhat reduced, which is why I am on the verge of putting a bit more into it.

[jeremy grol]

Will join last hour as always. 

[Bgjjj2016]

Hi All,

I invested a little on the very first day as a speculative bet, but over time and having kept an eye on the development during the ICO as well as watching the Hangout Videos, learning about the Myselium integration etc, I am going to be investing a lot more befor the ICO ends.

Here is my reasoning, The year of the blockchain is 2016, we are seeing banks and other financial institutions as well as the population as a whole coming round to what blockchain / BTC/ crypto (Mostly BTC) really is and I believe it is being taken more and more seriously, hell!, I even bought Silver at provident metals online, and to say the transaction was easy is an understatement.

Seeing the benefits BTC as well as other crypto can offer and seeing the adoption curve really ramping up soon, I see the need for such a platform such as Waves, where Fiat meets Crypto effortlessly and making this process easy for the masses with something as simple as a Lite Client Version that even my mother could install.

But where I see this platform coming into it's own, and the value really becoming apparent is with Remittances.

Remittance is expensive, whatever way you look at it, it's not cheap. If I can send money through the waves platform in the form of BTC to someone to receive US dollar, Euros, whatever, and send it by paying a fee of 10 cents or 1-2 dollars, I would use it, not only for the cost but for the convenience also. This is where the token will have values, at least in the remittance aspect. I dont know about $10 dollars like some have said, but 1-2 dollars would be reasonable.

I see Western Union, Moneygram as the Blockbuster Video sort of company, on the verge of being disrupted, completely. And I believe that Sasha has the platform, the vision and the perseverance to actually get this done, or at least have a very good shot at it. He's explained exactly what he aims to do and has been open to take questions via an interview for a full 2 hours, and all questions were answered in a satisfactory way, at least in my opinion.

I did not see this with Max from Lisk, no offence to Max at all, but as a comparison, Sasha has been completely open and from what I can tell, honest about what his intentions are and about his plan giving realistic timelines. This alone enabled me to put some trust in him and his project.

Compared to something like Lisk and other projects, it will be years before any of the Dapps etc get any traction and have the possibility of mass adoption.The difference I see with Waves is that it is a tool which is for the here and now and will be able help facilitate the growing crypto adoption by making it accessible to all as well as make it easier and cheaper to send money around with a clean, user-friendly, functional interface.

I think the world is ready for such a platform and I believe that Waves could just be it.

I'd be interested to hear other peoples views about where they see the potential strengths in Waves.

Wishing you all the best Sasha & Co. I'm sure this will be a success.

Wow ! Finally a great article to read.

[mxxxxxx]

What email confirmations are you folks talking about?

I signed up for the ICO but never got a mail. why is there no resend confirmation button anywhere?

add this quickly, plz

Ps. please don't say send a mail to rideon@xxxxx -- I cant cause my signup mail is an alias I cant send from.

When you are registering there is message that you need to confirm your email address to be able to withdraw.

If you haven`t already please send email to rideon@wavesplatform.com (you don`t need to send it from your registered email, just point to your email and ask for resend).

Check spam folder first also.

[Sam123]

Hi All,

I invested a little on the very first day as a speculative bet, but over time and having kept an eye on the development during the ICO as well as watching the Hangout Videos, learning about the Myselium integration etc, I am going to be investing a lot more befor the ICO ends.

Here is my reasoning, The year of the blockchain is 2016, we are seeing banks and other financial institutions as well as the population as a whole coming round to what blockchain / BTC/ crypto (Mostly BTC) really is and I believe it is being taken more and more seriously, hell!, I even bought Silver at provident metals online, and to say the transaction was easy is an understatement.

Seeing the benefits BTC as well as other crypto can offer and seeing the adoption curve really ramping up soon, I see the need for such a platform such as Waves, where Fiat meets Crypto effortlessly and making this process easy for the masses with something as simple as a Lite Client Version that even my mother could install.

But where I see this platform coming into it's own, and the value really becoming apparent is with Remittances.

Remittance is expensive, whatever way you look at it, it's not cheap. If I can send money through the waves platform in the form of BTC to someone to receive US dollar, Euros, whatever, and send it by paying a fee of 10 cents or 1-2 dollars, I would use it, not only for the cost but for the convenience also. This is where the token will have values, at least in the remittance aspect. I dont know about $10 dollars like some have said, but 1-2 dollars would be reasonable.

I see Western Union, Moneygram as the Blockbuster Video sort of company, on the verge of being disrupted, completely. And I believe that Sasha has the platform, the vision and the perseverance to actually get this done, or at least have a very good shot at it. He's explained exactly what he aims to do and has been open to take questions via an interview for a full 2 hours, and all questions were answered in a satisfactory way, at least in my opinion.

I did not see this with Max from Lisk, no offence to Max at all, but as a comparison, Sasha has been completely open and from what I can tell, honest about what his intentions are and about his plan giving realistic timelines. This alone enabled me to put some trust in him and his project.

Compared to something like Lisk and other projects, it will be years before any of the Dapps etc get any traction and have the possibility of mass adoption.The difference I see with Waves is that it is a tool which is for the here and now and will be able help facilitate the growing crypto adoption by making it accessible to all as well as make it easier and cheaper to send money around with a clean, user-friendly, functional interface.

I think the world is ready for such a platform and I believe that Waves could just be it.

I'd be interested to hear other peoples views about where they see the potential strengths in Waves.

Wishing you all the best Sasha & Co. I'm sure this will be a success.

Thanks for sharing your point of view

[Haunebu81]

Serious question.

Since everyone is almost done buying into the ICO. Who will be left to pump up the price when it hits the exchanges?

[Twiggy Smile]

Serious question.

Since everyone is almost done buying into the ICO. Who will be left to pump up the price when it hits the exchanges?

Serious question.

Who pumped Lisk several times 35-125/50-99/65-90/Etc  with 16k BTC ICO and still support price x3?

[ATA Group]

Serious question.

Since everyone is almost done buying into the ICO. Who will be left to pump up the price when it hits the exchanges?

Who pumped Lisk several times 35-125/50-99/65-90/Etc  with 16k BTC ICO?

All the people who missed the ICO and there were a lot as the period between trading and end of ICO were 2 months.

Longer period between trading and ICO end for Waves!!!

[Shkembe]

Serious question.

Since everyone is almost done buying into the ICO. Who will be left to pump up the price when it hits the exchanges?

Who pumped Lisk several times 35-125/50-99/65-90/Etc  with 16k BTC ICO?

All the people who missed the ICO and there were a lot as the period between trading and end of ICO were 2 months.

Longer period between trading and ICO end for Waves!!!

This user is currently ignored.

[enhu]

Serious question.

Since everyone is almost done buying into the ICO. Who will be left to pump up the price when it hits the exchanges?

Serious question.

Who pumped Lisk several times 35-125/50-99/65-90/Etc  with 16k BTC ICO and still support price x3?

no one and i guess we're all going to keep waves still until someone brave enough to pump it. pretty sure the weak hands are going to short making waves value goes below as expected.
may we gain from halving and pump waves later.  

[Master_dandosha]

Waves shaking very hard in the last day MY COINS getting less number & high value rapidly

[revelacaogr]

ANN:
someone please put 426 BTC to go to 20k.........

some ppl heard me.....

........20k