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July 12, 2016, 01:31:11 AM |
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I am an ICO owner of BRK.....I now see a crowdfund for BRX....what i notice is that during ico of BRK, you couldn't buy/sell via bittrex exchange until ICO was complete....why with BRX, you are able to buy/sell during the ICO?
I am not aware that you can buy AND trade BRX on Bittrex during the BRX coin sale... This should not be the case. People buy/sell BRX in Slack and the BCT thread... Those selling BRX are the original investors from 2014 because they have access to their BRX. The ICO BRX currently going on for 2 weeks, cannot be sold (or bought) until the end of the ICO. |
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brother3
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July 12, 2016, 01:40:27 AM |
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Hi is the signature campaign over I don't see any more around?
See my sig... You might need to switch to the new one. See OP |
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brother3
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July 12, 2016, 01:45:38 AM
Last edit: July 12, 2016, 02:32:01 AM by brother3 |
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To stake BRK, you need BRX
Also the DECK cards can also stake BRK, but it's a very minimal amount from what I read...
You can store BRK where you want.... BRK can't stake more BRK
Alright, got it  Is there a block explorer or a rich list available? |
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w0mp
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July 12, 2016, 02:20:25 AM |
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Can someone help me understand this multichain / multi coin thing? I am very knowledgeable about blockchains as per usual, but this has me confused. I mined a block of 50 SIS and also got .015 BRK and .015 BRX as fee scavenging. In my transaction history, it shows all 3 transaction as the same address.  The address is says the SIS went into is not one I currently have in my wallet and neither is the BRK one. The only one that exists is the BRX Stake 02 address I have. Perhaps this is just a bug in the wallet because when I right click on hit "copy address" on the SIS transaction that says it went to BRX Stake 02, it actually copies the SIS address instead, same with the BRK and BRX addresses. Any insight would be helpful. |
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JakeThePanda
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July 12, 2016, 02:32:45 AM |
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To stake BRK, you need BRX
Also the DECK cards can also stake BRK, but it's a very minimal amount from what I read...
You can store BRK where you want.... BRK can't stake more BRK
Alright, got it Is there a block explorer or a rich list available? I believe it also collects BRK and BRX transaction fees. |
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brother3
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July 12, 2016, 02:35:32 AM |
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The most appropriate BRX address ever!  |
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stealth.money
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July 12, 2016, 02:38:50 AM |
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I lose money getting into James Stroud Stealthcoin, I lose some little more money buying into BRK. James Stroud(hondo) coins are not being good with investors here  I wondered when James is starting to work with our beloved Stealthcoin again? Thanks |
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driips
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July 12, 2016, 03:39:17 AM |
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Can someone help me understand this multichain / multi coin thing? I am very knowledgeable about blockchains as per usual, but this has me confused. I mined a block of 50 SIS and also got .015 BRK and .015 BRX as fee scavenging. In my transaction history, it shows all 3 transaction as the same address. https://i.imgur.com/xj7zkAX.pngThe address is says the SIS went into is not one I currently have in my wallet and neither is the BRK one. The only one that exists is the BRX Stake 02 address I have. Perhaps this is just a bug in the wallet because when I right click on hit "copy address" on the SIS transaction that says it went to BRX Stake 02, it actually copies the SIS address instead, same with the BRK and BRX addresses. Any insight would be helpful. they call it fee scavenging as a reward for mining POW u get the fees =) of past transactions. |
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Trade_BTC
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July 12, 2016, 03:44:52 AM |
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I lose money getting into James Stroud Stealthcoin, I lose some little more money buying into BRK. James Stroud(hondo) coins are not being good with investors here I wondered when James is starting to work with our beloved Stealthcoin again? Thanks 3 icos total for this project...cmon that's ridiculous. |
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w0mp
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July 12, 2016, 03:58:56 AM |
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Can someone help me understand this multichain / multi coin thing? I am very knowledgeable about blockchains as per usual, but this has me confused. I mined a block of 50 SIS and also got .015 BRK and .015 BRX as fee scavenging. In my transaction history, it shows all 3 transaction as the same address. The address is says the SIS went into is not one I currently have in my wallet and neither is the BRK one. The only one that exists is the BRX Stake 02 address I have. Perhaps this is just a bug in the wallet because when I right click on hit "copy address" on the SIS transaction that says it went to BRX Stake 02, it actually copies the SIS address instead, same with the BRK and BRX addresses. Any insight would be helpful. they call it fee scavenging as a reward for mining POW u get the fees =) of past transactions. right, I understand that but I dont get why it shows the same address for all currencies and why its an adress that I dont have in my wallet |
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loki0505
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July 12, 2016, 04:41:57 AM |
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So lets get this straight...3 coins being offered:
Brk
Brx
Sis
Which cot damn one is the most valuable? Are they all set to have same prices/expectations?
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vingaard
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July 12, 2016, 05:14:20 AM |
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Two questions... Is there any chance of having a SIS pool?  Are Devs planned to launch SIS on an exchange or, at least, trying to get listed on an exchange? |
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brother3
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July 12, 2016, 07:19:20 AM |
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So lets get this straight...3 coins being offered:
Brk
Brx
Sis
Which cot damn one is the most valuable? Are they all set to have same prices/expectations?
BRX should be more valuable than BRK because: 1) BRX is the only coin that can stake BRK 2) BRX can't stake more BRX 3) Base on prices offered during the 2nd and 3rd coin sales, BRX cost 3 times as much as BRK to accumulate (approximation - bonuses not taken into account) SIS should be the least valuable of the 3 coins mentioned. Please see a very good explanation here |
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brother3
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July 12, 2016, 07:25:43 AM |
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Two questions... Is there any chance of having a SIS pool? SIS pool was discussed and should be implemented after the BRX coin sale is over Are Devs planned to launch SIS on an exchange or, at least, trying to get listed on an exchange? From post # 8 SIS will be fully supported by infrastructure that supports Breakout Chain, which is the blockchain carrying BRK,BRX, SIS, and the Deck of cards. Also SIS is required to pay transaction fees for sending cards. Other than that, SIS does not interconvert or interact with BRK or BRX and is not integral to the adoption strategies of the Breakout Coin company.
One incentive to mine SIS is that only PoW miners can collect transaction fees in any currency on the chain. PoS miners can not collect any fees, and any fees paid on transactions that enter PoS blocks are locked until a PoW miner collects them. This deferral of fee collection for PoW miners is called "fee scavenging".
It is possible that SIS could be like many other cryptocurrencies and acquire a community around it, be listed on exchanges, or accepted by some vendors. Such uses will not be actively pursued by Breakout Coin, however, but may be facilitated if these efforts align with our goals to support the infrastructure, brand building, and adoption of Breakout Chain in general.
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vingaard
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July 12, 2016, 07:49:08 AM |
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Two questions... Is there any chance of having a SIS pool? SIS pool was discussed and should be implemented after the BRX coin sale is over Are Devs planned to launch SIS on an exchange or, at least, trying to get listed on an exchange? From post # 8 SIS will be fully supported by infrastructure that supports Breakout Chain, which is the blockchain carrying BRK,BRX, SIS, and the Deck of cards. Also SIS is required to pay transaction fees for sending cards. Other than that, SIS does not interconvert or interact with BRK or BRX and is not integral to the adoption strategies of the Breakout Coin company.
One incentive to mine SIS is that only PoW miners can collect transaction fees in any currency on the chain. PoS miners can not collect any fees, and any fees paid on transactions that enter PoS blocks are locked until a PoW miner collects them. This deferral of fee collection for PoW miners is called "fee scavenging".
It is possible that SIS could be like many other cryptocurrencies and acquire a community around it, be listed on exchanges, or accepted by some vendors. Such uses will not be actively pursued by Breakout Coin, however, but may be facilitated if these efforts align with our goals to support the infrastructure, brand building, and adoption of Breakout Chain in general.
Thanks for explanation |
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jibble
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July 12, 2016, 07:51:35 AM |
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Inkvor
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July 12, 2016, 07:59:44 AM |
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I see people are bidding a they wish. What kind of ico is it ? |
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