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March 16, 2017, 04:34:37 AM |
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People be not be fooled by all these paid for press articles, remember Decloud and recently Ascendancy. You have more to lose here than to gain. The recent Altcoins rally has proven that you can get good value buying after ICOs
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Satoshi is no god. He did not come down from the mountain with 10 golden rules engraved in stone for no one to question.
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CyanFox
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March 16, 2017, 04:43:32 AM |
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People be not be fooled by all these paid for press articles, remember Decloud and recently Ascendancy. You have more to lose here than to gain. The recent Altcoins rally has proven that you can get good value buying after ICOs
Don't forget QTUM has no escrow, they can run away with fund easily, declouds had fake escrows, Ascendancy scammed escrows, what the tragedies. |
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Qtum
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March 16, 2017, 05:24:13 AM |
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Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?
The only exchange that is not based in China is Allcoin.com, which is Canadian. This doesn't mean the others aren't Western friendly, here's the list: From: https://qtum.org/en/crowdsale#question-6%206. How can I participate? The Qtum Crowdsale will be facilitated on selected online crypto-currency exchanges and crowdfunding portals. You can participate via any of the following venues: Bizhongchou (qtum.bizhongchou.com) Yunbi (yunbi.com) ICOAGE (icoage.com) Allcoin (allcoin.com) ICO365 (ico365.com) BTC9 (btc9.com) Also, the price for Ethereum has been changed:  |
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March 16, 2017, 08:03:03 AM
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Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?
The only exchange that is not based in China is Allcoin.com, which is Canadian.This doesn't mean the others aren't Western friendly, here's the list: From: https://qtum.org/en/crowdsale#question-6%206. How can I participate? The Qtum Crowdsale will be facilitated on selected online crypto-currency exchanges and crowdfunding portals. You can participate via any of the following venues: Bizhongchou (qtum.bizhongchou.com) Yunbi (yunbi.com) ICOAGE (icoage.com) Allcoin (allcoin.com) ICO365 (ico365.com) BTC9 (btc9.com) Also, the price for Ethereum has been changed: I guess it's not in Qtum's playbook to be forthright and declare that the old and new Allcoin has always been owned and operated by Chinese, with Mark Gates (or Gate, depending on what day it is) still on staff, first as a UK-based entity registered nowhere, and now a Canadian-based registered entity that exercises the fine art of copy & paste. Further, the Qtum user account has NEVER penned the name of the author of any of its posts on this forum, thus we have no idea who from Team Qtum is doing the talking. It could be Patrick, Jordan, Brett or some other high-up staff member, or it could be Lucy Long from Allcoin for all we know. Hell, it might even be Paul Vernon or Marshall Long, the latter given that Lucy Long is on staff at Allcoin. One more thing. Let me guess. Team Qtum is waiting on Leroy Fodor to complete the math computations so to fill in the last three missing figures, the placeholder currently reading TBD. Let's see if Leroy's numbers match mine for all five: 110; 105; 100; 95; 90. Looks like it needs to be changed again: 130; 125; 120; 115; 110. |
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Qtum
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March 16, 2017, 09:55:36 AM |
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By JP Buntinx 6:25 pm March 14, 2017 The Qtum team unveiled the first source code snapshot on GitHub earlier today. This marks quite a significant milestone for this smart contract-oriented project, as it gives the whole world a peek at what the future will hold. Developing an open-source blockchains tack for legacy business use cases is a massive undertaking, and the Qtum Foundation wants to be as transparent about this project as possible.
Ever since Qtum announced their plans, the cryptocurrency community has been buzzing with excitement. A lot of developers and coding enthusiasts requested to see the source code. The Qtum Foundation takes these requests very seriously and decided to unveil a source code snapshot for public review. Unlike other projects, which tend to keep their source code under wraps, the Qtum Foundation welcomes public review and any feedback community members are willing to provide.
The full source code for the Qtum project will be disclosed on GitHub in Q2 2017. This date also marks the launch of the Qtum testnet. Once this source code is revealed, the whole world will gain valuable insights into the code history and all git commits by the developers. It is good to see this team embrace transparency and public review, as that will help legitimize this project as a whole.
Blockchain Platform for Mobile Smart Contracts
In other Qtum news, the team also announced smart contracts and Dapps on the platform will function on mobile and IoT devices. Go Mobile, as the strategy is called, is designed to prepare blockchain technology for the mobile space. Considering how Qtum allows smart contracts use without requiring specialized software, it makes a lot of sense to extend this functionality to mobile and IoT devices moving forward. More details can be found in the organization’s whitepaper. In the video below this article, interested parties can see a smart contract operating on an Android phone.
Qtum co-founder Patrick Dai stated:
“Making smart contracts work on smartphones and tablets heralds a new age in the field of decentralized computation. With about half of all internet traffic being generated by mobile devices, every real-world use case for decentralized applications would massively benefit from mobile support – especially if we’re taking the tendencies of developing markets into account.”
Additionally, the Qtum blockchain token crowdsale will commence on March 16. Six cryptocurrency exchanges will facilitate the crowdsale, which is an industry first. It is evident there is a lot of anticipation associated with Qtum. Moreover, some of the industry’s most prominent figures are backing Qtum at an early stage, indicating there is plenty of reason for optimism.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TucgSvwTDHo |
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March 16, 2017, 11:26:04 AM |
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I heard you would release the full source code, but now only show snapshot? What is wrong here? You can't prove you have the revolutionary codes and project, only hype, and soon ICO, bad luck, sorry I can't wish your good luck because you are very immoral team.
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March 16, 2017, 11:27:25 AM |
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I heard you would release the full source code, but now only show snapshot? What is wrong here? You can't prove you have the revolutionary codes and project, only hype, and soon ICO, bad luck, sorry I can't wish your good luck because you are very immoral team.
The snapshot is the full source code! |
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Qtum
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March 16, 2017, 12:11:06 PM |
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Over 5000BTC sold in under 10 minutes.
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March 16, 2017, 12:18:12 PM |
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I see on yunbi
eth raised 2400
btc raised 2300
Not bad start on a first day !!!
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daylox
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March 16, 2017, 12:22:52 PM |
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I see on yunbi
eth raised 2400
btc raised 2300
Not bad start on a first day !!!
Most are bought by Chinese, yunbi is full of Chinese rich but bad brain investors, they will cry like ANS investors, the price will be dumped under ICO. |
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March 16, 2017, 12:24:20 PM |
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I see on yunbi
eth raised 2400
btc raised 2300
Not bad start on a first day !!!
Most are bought by Chinese, yunbi is full of Chinese rich but bad brain investors, they will cry like ANS investors, the price will be dumped under ICO. By the way what was ICO price for antshares and current price now? |
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daylox
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March 16, 2017, 12:35:11 PM |
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I see on yunbi
eth raised 2400
btc raised 2300
Not bad start on a first day !!!
Most are bought by Chinese, yunbi is full of Chinese rich but bad brain investors, they will cry like ANS investors, the price will be dumped under ICO. By the way what was ICO price for antshares and current price now? If I remember correctly, the ANS second ICO price was 20000 sat, now is 11k sat. Qtum ICO price is 0.0002X btc, I will buy some if the price is 10k sat after ICO. |
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March 16, 2017, 12:54:02 PM |
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About 50% of 13,400BTC sold in 50 minutes.
EDIT: it's at about 6750 right now, just shy of an hour in, when you calculate the Ethereum.
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Murat
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March 16, 2017, 12:54:26 PM |
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March 16, 2017, 12:56:53 PM |
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I think this is one of the highest raised btc for this year 13k BTC if i am not wrong |
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March 16, 2017, 01:04:15 PM |
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wow are these possible? I mean by the looks of it , Qtum ICO might be heading towards the same direction of waves ICO. A Phenomenal start from Qtum its really awesome.
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March 16, 2017, 01:06:55 PM |
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1 of the exchanges wasn't reporting back, and 8btc started slow, so these numbers are a bit light This is at the 1 hour mark: |
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March 16, 2017, 01:10:52 PM |
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Qtum is seriously overvalued like Waves and Lisk, and you see they are both under ICO price, if Patrick Dai is an honest person, maybe you raise 10000 BTC already now.
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March 16, 2017, 01:27:56 PM
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Bizhongchou is having issues with their deposits, so once that is resolved, their customers will be able to purchase.
Over 7000BTC and 37,000ETH sold in about 90 minutes.
Bizhongchou has been down, so the remaining 4000BTC no one was able to purchase, so we hope that can sell once their site is up.
We very likely could have sold out in under 2 hours, but that's alright.
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March 16, 2017, 02:06:21 PM |
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About 50% of 13,400BTC sold in 50 minutes.
EDIT: it's at about 6750 right now, just shy of an hour in, when you calculate the Ethereum.
Doesn't really say anything. It is well documented that Patrick/Steven bought into Bitbay ICO, got the coins, and got the btc refunded. Gleb has already shown how these exchanges are all controlled by people that are involved in Qtum, so the same thing is likely to be happening here. |
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