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[omedian]

Too bad Poloniex trollbox noobs aren't there to raise the price to 300%, they do it everytime they hear about a crypto on Azure.

[NeuroticFish]

After such Q&A I wonder why the price isn't rising every hour.
Euro gateway in two weeks (!), DEX in January, Microsoft Azure and more...

That's because almost nobody can find this out.
Whoever wants to get anything useful from here gets out quick, since 99% of the posts are about why the price this and why the price that.
While this is can be seen as beneficial, thinking that the Waves thread is always visible, it's actually useless, since no info can be found. Maybe making at least one more thread would be useful.

Edit: better wording.

[omedian]

After such Q&A I wonder why the price isn't rising every hour.
Euro gateway in two weeks (!), DEX in January, Microsoft Azure and more...

Market is slow to react and on a very low volume on Bittrex, don't expect anything huge from this exchange. The real value of the asset will be unveiled when other exchanges will adopt the coin or when decentralized exchange will become available. The biggest value on Bittrex is nothing compared to what's coming.

[leepfrog]

How can I get into the Waves slack?

Get an invite then say something that they don't liek and you will be swiftly removed so you're best just staying away. Or be a good boy and not say a word.

[Golftech]

After such Q&A I wonder why the price isn't rising every hour.
Euro gateway in two weeks (!), DEX in January, Microsoft Azure and more...

Market is slow to react and on a very low volume on Bittrex, don't expect anything huge from this exchange. The real value of the asset will be unveiled when other exchanges will adopt the coin or when decentralized exchange will become available. The biggest value on Bittrex is nothing compared to what's coming.

We are all expecting this and for sure if the hype start to rise up the price more investors will come on its way to buy again i think they are just waiting or many of traders are just waiting for another movement as we knew how big we expect coming from this project.

[KoinMaster]

Completely false.

Only those are removed who start trolling/fudding. Or if someone is unable/unwilling to engage in a civil conversation without peppering the others with personal insults.

Assessing your communication style you would be thrown out from Waves' Slack within 5 minutes. And it would be good so.

How can I get into the Waves slack?

Get an invite then say something that they don't liek and you will be swiftly removed so you're best just staying away. Or be a good boy and not say a word.

[St.Stephan]

After such Q&A I wonder why the price isn't rising every hour.
Euro gateway in two weeks (!), DEX in January, Microsoft Azure and more...

right .... two weeks ....

where have we heard that phrase before?

[dragonchopper9]

I look that Waves today react to another start Bitcoin growth.

[CrowdFunder]

I look that Waves today react to another start Bitcoin growth.

I look that a few good coins, are way above their ico prices, and barely moves down because of bitcoin rise.

Kiss Sasha, you're the best, don't listen to all the stupidity but yours.

[leonardson]

the ones that invested on this shit deserve to be scammed, you were warned several times since the ICO and still behaved like a stupid chimp

[naneto]

I still don't have time to watch the Q&A,can someone write the most important things of it? Thanks in advance

[a29654]

the ones that invested on this shit deserve to be scammed, you were warned several times since the ICO and still behaved like a stupid chimp

ICONOMI supporter? 

[windjc]

the ones that invested on this shit deserve to be scammed, you were warned several times since the ICO and still behaved like a stupid chimp

I am still trying to wrap my mind around why this thread had 10x more vitriol than any other new project in the crypto space. Why do people like you come on here and spend your time trying to lecture people about what they should and should not do?

Right now in the ETH eco-system you have a blockchain that just forked for the 4th time and dozens of ICO projects built on top of it - all of which are behind schedule and many of which are frozen in dev due to uncertainty with the ETH blockchain.

How the hell can you come on here and waste not just your own time but everyone elses posting useless comments? And its not just you, its literally hundreds of people like you and I can't figure out what the agenda is.

[KoinMaster]

+1

They are either letting the steam off or they have an agenda. They might see Waves as a threat to their preferred coin/investment.

the ones that invested on this shit deserve to be scammed, you were warned several times since the ICO and still behaved like a stupid chimp

I am still trying to wrap my mind around why this thread had 10x more vitriol than any other new project in the crypto space. Why do people like you come on here and spend your time trying to lecture people about what they should and should not do?

Right now in the ETH eco-system you have a blockchain that just forked for the 4th time and dozens of ICO projects built on top of it - all of which are behind schedule and many of which are frozen in dev due to uncertainty with the ETH blockchain.

How the hell can you come on here and waste not just your own time but everyone elses posting useless comments? And its not just you, its literally hundreds of people like you and I can't figure out what the agenda is.

[Figatko]

After such Q&A I wonder why the price isn't rising every hour.
Euro gateway in two weeks (!), DEX in January, Microsoft Azure and more...

right .... two weeks ....

where have we heard that phrase before?

He says it is only the matter of technical implementation, all legal and organisational questions are solved.
So if we know about a testing soon, then it is really close... Absolutely! 

[Sincere_]

Looking at these prices it looks like a buying opportunity maybe a little lower then a buy just trading down and accumulating more waves. Can someone send me an invite to waves slack? Thanks

[larryfromjapan]

what caused the price to turn around? That looks good but the volume is a little low.

[Twiggy Smile]

Big Business and Blockchain: Linux vs Windows

A little while ago, R3 was like Mel Gibson’s Nick Marshall in What Women Want. It was the alpha male of the blockchain world, Wall Street’s gift to distributed ledger technology. The company exuded confidence, capable of seducing techies and finance types in equal measure. The sky was the limit and the world its oyster. Then came an unexpected wake-up call and the reality that it wasn’t quite pushing all the buttons it thought it was.

The decision by several major banks to leave R3 is by no means the death knell for the consortium, but it does raise that age-old mystery: what do businesses really want from their blockchain providers?

Bank run

R3, which consists of around 70 major players from the banking world, is a big deal. There is a huge amount of talent and influence embodied in the organization. Blockchain has a lot to offer the financial world, and R3’s mission was to deliver on the promises.

At the end of November four major banks – Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, the National Australian Bank and Banco Santander – took their leave in a move that prompted experts to suggest that the company was struggling to deliver anything of value. A total of seven banks are rumored to be leaving R3.

R3’s flagship projects — Corda, ‘a distributed ledger platform designed from the ground up to record, manage and synchronize financial agreements between regulated financial institutions,’ and a proof-of-concept KYC registry — have apparently failed to wave their partners’ flags. BTCManager’s Christoph Bergmann concludes, “Both Corda and the KYC-blockchain can be solutions to problems of the banking industry. But as the recent bank drain indicates, neither of R3’s projects seems to be the big thing everybody has waited for. Maybe the three banks just realized, that real innovation rarely blossoms in the gated community of a consortium of established institutions.”

Whilst we don’t know what went on behind closed doors, there’s a war brewing for the soul of blockchain, and if R3 isn’t at its epicenter then it,s symptomatic of its values.

The consortium was a magnet for funding and talent, attracting the likes of bitcoin royalty Ian Grigg, and former bitcoin developer Mike Hearn, who vocally bailed on bitcoin early this year, pronouncing it a failure before starting his new job.

Now it seems a rethink may be on the cards. The banks that have walked out on R3 are all pursuing their own blockchain projects, demonstrating that blockchain isn’t going out of fashion. It’s just that R3 wasn’t able to deliver quite what they wanted — whether in technical or business terms — or it may merely be banks seeing that they may become irrelevant and the banks are trying to keep their piece of the blockchain pie.

Read more: https://due.com/blog/big-business-blockchain-linux-vs-windows/
https://twitter.com/EvelinaLavrova/status/808327741602992128

[Bitboy12345]

Big Business and Blockchain: Linux vs Windows

A little while ago, R3 was like Mel Gibson’s Nick Marshall in What Women Want. It was the alpha male of the blockchain world, Wall Street’s gift to distributed ledger technology. The company exuded confidence, capable of seducing techies and finance types in equal measure. The sky was the limit and the world its oyster. Then came an unexpected wake-up call and the reality that it wasn’t quite pushing all the buttons it thought it was.

The decision by several major banks to leave R3 is by no means the death knell for the consortium, but it does raise that age-old mystery: what do businesses really want from their blockchain providers?

Bank run

R3, which consists of around 70 major players from the banking world, is a big deal. There is a huge amount of talent and influence embodied in the organization. Blockchain has a lot to offer the financial world, and R3’s mission was to deliver on the promises.

At the end of November four major banks – Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, the National Australian Bank and Banco Santander – took their leave in a move that prompted experts to suggest that the company was struggling to deliver anything of value. A total of seven banks are rumored to be leaving R3.

R3’s flagship projects — Corda, ‘a distributed ledger platform designed from the ground up to record, manage and synchronize financial agreements between regulated financial institutions,’ and a proof-of-concept KYC registry — have apparently failed to wave their partners’ flags. BTCManager’s Christoph Bergmann concludes, “Both Corda and the KYC-blockchain can be solutions to problems of the banking industry. But as the recent bank drain indicates, neither of R3’s projects seems to be the big thing everybody has waited for. Maybe the three banks just realized, that real innovation rarely blossoms in the gated community of a consortium of established institutions.”

Whilst we don’t know what went on behind closed doors, there’s a war brewing for the soul of blockchain, and if R3 isn’t at its epicenter then it,s symptomatic of its values.

The consortium was a magnet for funding and talent, attracting the likes of bitcoin royalty Ian Grigg, and former bitcoin developer Mike Hearn, who vocally bailed on bitcoin early this year, pronouncing it a failure before starting his new job.

Now it seems a rethink may be on the cards. The banks that have walked out on R3 are all pursuing their own blockchain projects, demonstrating that blockchain isn’t going out of fashion. It’s just that R3 wasn’t able to deliver quite what they wanted — whether in technical or business terms — or it may merely be banks seeing that they may become irrelevant and the banks are trying to keep their piece of the blockchain pie.

Read more: https://due.com/blog/big-business-blockchain-linux-vs-windows/
https://twitter.com/EvelinaLavrova/status/808327741602992128

Interesting read... what does this mean for waves?

[Tatiana_df]

I think Bitcoin it is a digital gold. For the long time. And for the others tasks people will use others blockchains