| STRATIS | The first blockchain developed for businesses |Full POS

[hope-crypto]

on which stock exchanges trading the coin?

For every coin you have markets at coinmarketcap.com. Here you have for Strat: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stratis/#markets
I would use Bittrex, because Poloniex changed their Terms of use and I don't like it

Can you sum up what these changes in the terms of use are? Even though I am not using Poloniex anyway.

Here you have two links: https://cointelegraph.com/news/suddenly-bitcoin-exchange-poloniex-changes-terms-of-use-triggers-alarm
https://cointelegraph.com/news/suddenly-bitcoin-exchange-poloniex-changes-terms-of-use-triggers-alarm

+ too many red flags about Polo... Rumours about insolvency + site went down for a little bit... And bittrex is also good for me so that's why I prefer Bittrex now for sure.

[hous26]

In my opinion, its a good time to add some Statis to your portfolio.  It took a beating today but its bound to bounce back quickly.

[yesiam6]

Why in the hell are people dumping a solid coin like stratis
or is this another whale manipulation attempt

[RayX12]

Why in the hell are people dumping a solid coin like stratis
or is this another whale manipulation attempt

A tense time for Alts when BTC roars to new highs..
It is now hard to gauge if dumps are due to serious concerns or simply cashing out with the intention to buy lower or to sell the BTC for fiat.

[jwiz168]

Good traders see opportunity to increase his cash but true believers in Stratis see potentials to grow its stake for better returns. Good time to buy now.

[Qtrez]

bought me some STRATIS and will hold them...
the price is going to the moon 

[Maicol792]

bought me some STRATIS and will hold them...
the price is going to the moon 

Yeah .. this is true

[callback]

Microsoft kills it. You got plans to adopt to that model?

https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/10/microsoft-wants-to-make-blockchain-networks-enterprise-ready-with-its-new-coco-framework/
Microsoft says Coco and Ethereum can handle up to 1,600 transactions per second in its prototype setup


https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-microsoft-s-coco-framework-for-enterprise-blockchain-networks/

Facilitating enterprise blockchain adoption

Today I am proud to introduce the Coco Framework, an open-source system that enables high-scale, confidential blockchain networks that meet all key enterprise requirements—providing a means to accelerate production enterprise adoption of blockchain technology.

Coco achieves this by designing specifically for confidential consortiums, where nodes and actors are explicitly declared and controlled. Based on these requirements, Coco presents an alternative approach to ledger construction, giving enterprises the scalability, distributed governance and enhanced confidentiality they need without sacrificing the inherent security and immutability they expect.

Leveraging the power of existing blockchain protocols, trusted execution environments (TEEs) such as Intel SGX and Windows Virtual Secure Mode (VSM), distributed systems and cryptography, Coco enables enterprise-ready blockchain networks that deliver:

Throughput and latency approaching database speeds.
Richer, more flexible, business-specific confidentiality models.
Network policy management through distributed governance.
Support for non-deterministic transactions.
By providing these capabilities, Coco offers a trusted foundation with which existing blockchain protocols can be integrated to deliver complete, enterprise-ready ledger solutions, opening up broad, high scale scenarios across industries, and furthering blockchain's ability to digital transform business.

[adhitthana]

Microsoft getting involved more with blockchains is good for Stratis, not bad for Stratis.

It seems a mistake to think that just because Microsoft is doing something with Ethereum (or another blockchain) that it can never be involved with Stratis.

Ethereum has been around a lot longer so it's no surprise to see Microsoft wanting to experiment a little with it, but Microsoft is an enormous enterprise with the capacity to do a hell of a lot more that just an experiment with Ethereum.

How stupid would Microsoft be if they locked themselves into only working with Ethereum before they even know how the project will work?   

[qiwoman2]

Most alts are going down the pan price wise and it looks like STRATIS isn't immune, especially if early adopters are cashing out and making huge profits, it's inevitable. I bought some last week @25k but now I think I need to buy on this low. I hope it doesn't go any lower though as my portfolio looks like crap with all alts in the red lol. I need to just be patient and ride this wave.

[bitcircle]

bought me some STRATIS and will hold them...
the price is going to the moon 

Buy is great decision because it's all about trust and faith this project is truly awesome. Hodl is good choice from my point of view there is no need to get panic in current scenario this is good opportunity to take dip and in future it will worth to it.

[SuWide]

Yes, Stratis is quality Coin. It's a long term invest. Not for fast profits.

[callback]

Microsoft getting involved more with blockchains is good for Stratis, not bad for Stratis.

It seems a mistake to think that just because Microsoft is doing something with Ethereum (or another blockchain) that it can never be involved with Stratis.

Ethereum has been around a lot longer so it's no surprise to see Microsoft wanting to experiment a little with it, but Microsoft is an enormous enterprise with the capacity to do a hell of a lot more that just an experiment with Ethereum.

How stupid would Microsoft be if they locked themselves into only working with Ethereum before they even know how the project will work?   

No, quite the opposite. Its an amazing new layer, keeping a a lot of stuff on the Windows Server/Active Directory level, just implement a blockchain wherever the need for contract based, immutable data storage emerges. I wish Stratis would hook right into it.

[adhitthana]

Microsoft kills it. You got plans to adopt to that model?

https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/10/microsoft-wants-to-make-blockchain-networks-enterprise-ready-with-its-new-coco-framework/
Microsoft says Coco and Ethereum can handle up to 1,600 transactions per second in its prototype setup


https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-microsoft-s-coco-framework-for-enterprise-blockchain-networks/

Facilitating enterprise blockchain adoption

Today I am proud to introduce the Coco Framework, an open-source system that enables high-scale, confidential blockchain networks that meet all key enterprise requirements—providing a means to accelerate production enterprise adoption of blockchain technology.

Coco achieves this by designing specifically for confidential consortiums, where nodes and actors are explicitly declared and controlled. Based on these requirements, Coco presents an alternative approach to ledger construction, giving enterprises the scalability, distributed governance and enhanced confidentiality they need without sacrificing the inherent security and immutability they expect.

Leveraging the power of existing blockchain protocols, trusted execution environments (TEEs) such as Intel SGX and Windows Virtual Secure Mode (VSM), distributed systems and cryptography, Coco enables enterprise-ready blockchain networks that deliver:

Throughput and latency approaching database speeds.
Richer, more flexible, business-specific confidentiality models.
Network policy management through distributed governance.
Support for non-deterministic transactions.
By providing these capabilities, Coco offers a trusted foundation with which existing blockchain protocols can be integrated to deliver complete, enterprise-ready ledger solutions, opening up broad, high scale scenarios across industries, and furthering blockchain's ability to digital transform business.

From your link.

The Coco Framework solves these fundamental issues with blockchains by introducing a trusted execution environment (TEE). The basic idea here is that you have a trusted box on which you can trust to put your blockchain code. That trust is established through tools like Intel’s Software Guard Extensions or Windows’ Virtual Secure Mode — and because it’s an open framework, it can also support other TEEs as they become available. With these TEEs you can then build a network of trusted enclaves that all agree on the ledger and Coco code they are running (it’s a concept Intel and others have also experimented with in the past).

This is an  experiment.  But you still need to explain why this is a problem for Stratis. Which so far you haven't done.

I'm sure the team is aware of it, and we know they have contacts at Microsoft. So I'm not sure what you eant them to do?

As I mentioned Ethereum is older and more advanced. It;s natural that Microsoft would be interested in working with such an amazing project as Ethereum . But that is an opportunity for Stratis not a problem

[callback]

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This is an untested experiment.  But you still need to explain why this is a problem for Stratis. Which so far you haven't done

Isn't most of crypto an experiment?
I never said it would be a problem. It would be amazing for Stratis if it would fit in there early.

[adhitthana]

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This is an untested experiment.  But you still need to explain why this is a problem for Stratis. Which so far you haven't done

Isn't most of crypto an experiment?
I never said it would be a problem. It would be amazing for Stratis if it would fit in there early.

I agree and we know the guys at Stratis are not slouches, but  I'm not sure we would expect any news about it today.
The Stratis team are well into C# and .Net. They are really enthusiastic about it. I expect they are weighing up their options and probably discussing it.

They continually innovate, and I'm sure they are aware and watching, and will possibly come up with some good angles on this

[self1sch]

My only real fear is that a company like Google releases its own great blockchain for free and every major company will use this one. Would kill a lot of current projects imo 

[MoneyJ]

My only real fear is that a company like Google releases its own great blockchain for free and every major company will use this one. Would kill a lot of current projects imo 

Don't think like that . Who in the world would do like that ? Even Linux which is an open source operating system is not free as many people think. Look on the bright side blockchain is not for every one . There are specific systems for that.

[callback]

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This is an untested experiment.  But you still need to explain why this is a problem for Stratis. Which so far you haven't done

Isn't most of crypto an experiment?
I never said it would be a problem. It would be amazing for Stratis if it would fit in there early.

I agree and we know the guys at Stratis are not slouches, but  I'm not sure we would expect any news about it today.
The Stratis team are well into C# and .Net. They are really enthusiastic about it. I expect they are weighing up their options and probably discussing it.

They continually innovate, and I'm sure they are aware and watching, and will possibly come up with some good angles on this

It's crucial for enterprise systems to "keep their shit together" and that's difficult to achieve on public ledgers.
It makes a lot of sense to keep the whole policy management where it belongs and just employ blockchain storage where necessary.
I understand that as a kind of a new middleware. In that context even storage management could make sense, if costumers again are "able to keep their shit together", bound to their own infrastructure.

[Khilone7]

https://twitter.com/Khil0ne/status/896680343192915968

https://twitter.com/Khil0ne/status/896680015248711680