Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments

[codemanX]

Nice to see an iOS wallet!

Don't get me wrong I don't want to shill another project (I'm buying and holding GBYTE since more than a year now), but I just tried nanovault.io webwallet with Ledger Nano S support and I would love to see something similar for Byteball.

Especially ANY Hardware wallet support would be a huge step forward. I know with MultiSig wallets the security is already higher than other wallet apps, but for me it's very important.

Will Hardware wallet support be possible in the future or not, maybe not because of Blackbytes?

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[LoyceV]

if you search "byteball" in the google news site, you cant find any news for byteball, The problem is many peoples of the world use this google service.  

Which guy use copy paste from telegram to here? This is my original text with my bad english i see this 2 times here!

Just report them here, he's banned already.

[publiccoin57]

Those claiming it was dead has been wrong exactly the same amount of times they claimed it. I can't really recall anyone (I would listen to advice from) have ever claimed it to be dead though. Occasionally a troll here or another project's shill on Reddit, but never some who took a few moments to do their research.

[jjacob]

Yes it does and this should make it more easier for the common folks, for the guy saying it has a partnership with apple, i hate to say it but its not but good luck to the team its a big step towards a successful venture.

Yes, it definitely is a big step forward. It is not easy to convince Apple to host your wallet software, especially in the crypto space. A lot of other wallets, including Coinomi, had to struggle before getting on to the iStore. Many others have just stopped trying.

[Marc De Mesel]

Only two of my friends, who could buy a whole gigabyte joined Byteball. Those who do not have enough money for the whole unit prefer to buy a crypto-currency with a cheaper unit (for example, Stratis, EOS, TRON and other trash ...) Please, let's replace the ticker from GBYTE to MBYTE or KBYTE. Nobody pays attention to how many bytes per unit, everyone looks at the unit - GBYTE and thinks it's expensive. Bitcoin has the same problem. Let's make our cryptocurrency more convenient in this. In the rest it is the best!

Tell your friends they are idiots and will lose their money if they invest that way.

The value of 1 share or coin is of no importance, it's the value of the total company/coin, compared to it's potential value, that is of importance to judge whether you have a good chance to make profit or not.

You can have a highly overvalued company/coin with still a low price per share/coin, and you can have a highly undervalued company/coin with a high price per share/coin. The first is a terrible investment, the second a great one.



Also the amount of new shares/coins issued can dilute the value of your shares/coins a lot, so study this too. Are there new shares/coins issued and those that get them, do they give more value back in exchange or less value then they get payed? A highly undervalued company/coin can go up a lot in value, but if more new shares/coins come on the market in the meantime compared to the value the company/coin goes up, the value per share/coin can still go down!

[nik888]

Only two of my friends, who could buy a whole gigabyte joined Byteball. Those who do not have enough money for the whole unit prefer to buy a crypto-currency with a cheaper unit (for example, Stratis, EOS, TRON and other trash ...) Please, let's replace the ticker from GBYTE to MBYTE or KBYTE. Nobody pays attention to how many bytes per unit, everyone looks at the unit - GBYTE and thinks it's expensive. Bitcoin has the same problem. Let's make our cryptocurrency more convenient in this. In the rest it is the best!

Tell your friends they are idiots and will lose their money if they invest that way.

The value of 1 share or coin is of no importance, it's the value of the total company/coin, compared to it's potential value, that is of importance to judge whether you have a good chance to make profit or not.

You can have a highly overvalued company/coin with still a low price per share/coin, and you can have a highly undervalued company/coin with a high price per share/coin. The first is a terrible investment, the second a great one.



Also the amount of new shares/coins issued can dilute the value of your shares/coins a lot, so study this too. Are there new shares/coins issued and those that get them, do they give more value back in exchange or less value then they get payed? A highly undervalued company/coin can go up a lot in value, but if more new shares/coins come on the market in the meantime compared to the value the company/coin goes up, the value per share/coin can still go down!

I agree, but many people here say that simply changing the ticker from GBYTE to MBYTE will make Byteball more convenient, attractive and understandable for such people too. Simply time has shown that such a large unit is confusing to many people and not so convenient.


yet ... try to immediately orient how much money you have in Terabytes?)) ... Terabyte, gigabytes, megabytes, kilobytes, bytes - see what unit falls under the definition of "golden mean"))


I think here, too, should be all simple. The more the unit of cost differs from the US dollar, the more it is not easy

[publiccoin57]

The platform is rock solid. It's one of the most feature complete platforms around. Price on an exchange doesn't change that.

[romeox6x]

Have heard private assets such as blackbytes cannot be restored from seed. You can restore bytes and other public assets though, but I never tried it. You can find the seed in the wallet settings btw. It even says you cannot restore multi-signature addresses and private assets with the seed only.

[Real14Hero]

The platform is rock solid. It's one of the most feature complete platforms around. Price on an exchange doesn't change that.

Yes, the price does change a lot of things.
Lower price directly indicated people going out of the currency and hence hampering the  growth of the platform that again makes people leave thus creating a viscious cycle of death for the coin (something like doge).

[meterse]

A short recap of the first ever Byteball Use-a-Thon at the Simón Bolívar University in Venezuela (by Casper Niebe, User Acquisition Manager of Byteball)

https://youtu.be/GfkFG_t1zmI

[BurtW]

Anybody passing by on the app store will laugh at our name.

Apple users will get used to it: iPad name draws feminine hygiene jokes

Call it iBall, they'll love it!

Wouldn't iByte (an apple) be more appropriate?

[maximumcoin]

Yes, the price does change a lot of things.
Lower price directly indicated people going out of the currency and hence hampering the  growth of the platform that again makes people leave thus creating a viscious cycle of death for the coin (something like doge).

Death, really?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/byteball/
With the price chart like this, I think it is time to hop on and get profits.

[nicklello]

can I restore all address (the new one of February, too) from the backup file? or only the addresses from the backup day?

[Technicrate]

The platform is rock solid. It's one of the most feature complete platforms around. Price on an exchange doesn't change that.

The price will recover eventually.

[meterse]

see https://youtu.be/yT3FjiOJa1U

[StandingTall]

see https://youtu.be/yT3FjiOJa1U

An announcement about an announcement...

[jjacob]

The platform is rock solid. It's one of the most feature complete platforms around. Price on an exchange doesn't change that.

Yes, the price does change a lot of things.
Lower price directly indicated people going out of the currency and hence hampering the  growth of the platform that again makes people leave thus creating a viscious cycle of death for the coin (something like doge).

The only thing that the lower price does is change the distribution. You must realise that the bytes distributed through various mechanisms would in most cases be sold at the exchanges. That doesn’t change the potential of Byteball one bit.

[meterse]

The platform is rock solid. It's one of the most feature complete platforms around. Price on an exchange doesn't change that.

Yes, the price does change a lot of things.
Lower price directly indicated people going out of the currency and hence hampering the  growth of the platform that again makes people leave thus creating a viscious cycle of death for the coin (something like doge).

The only thing that the lower price does is change the distribution. You must realise that the bytes distributed through various mechanisms would in most cases be sold at the exchanges. That doesn’t change the potential of Byteball one bit.

if dodge is in a death cycle it might be because its a shitcoin. there is nothing similar to the byteball platform out there

[meterse]

see https://youtu.be/yT3FjiOJa1U

An announcement about an announcement...

yes, imagine doing something like Apple. silly idea

[sailthor]

see https://youtu.be/yT3FjiOJa1U

An announcement about an announcement...

Yeah, this is our "marketing" team.