Byteballs ::: Buying & Selling & Trading

[kaicrypzen]

This trusted bids? There may be a fraud? Need there be a third party to escrow services? Thank you.

Yep. The bot is run by tonych (the main dev), if you don't trust it then it's like not trusting the whole system . Users have already used that bot and it seems to be doing good.

[szachta]

What is the fee sending blackbytes?

[nillohit]

What is the fee sending blackbytes?

around 1K bytes I think 

[nillohit]

Want to sell 50 Black GB for 13 White GB. Escrows are always welcomed 
If anyone interested then PM me

[htqe933]

pm me the offers

[_sunshine_]

WTS 674GBB for 168GB or 8.1BTC

[strasboug]

WTS 1000 GBB for 10 BTCs, or 218 White GB.

[specturul]

This trusted bids? There may be a fraud? Need there be a third party to escrow services? Thank you.

Yep. The bot is run by tonych (the main dev), if you don't trust it then it's like not trusting the whole system . Users have already used that bot and it seems to be doing good.

Thank you friend. And I trust developer and the whole system. Just not yet had to deal with wallet and do not know how it works.

[kaicrypzen]

This trusted bids? There may be a fraud? Need there be a third party to escrow services? Thank you.

Yep. The bot is run by tonych (the main dev), if you don't trust it then it's like not trusting the whole system . Users have already used that bot and it seems to be doing good.

Thank you friend. And I trust developer and the whole system. Just not yet had to deal with wallet and do not know how it works.

Actually, there's an issue with the trading bot, it's that you can't remove an order that you've made. You can however fill it if you have the other currency. So if you use the bot, make sure you really want to set that order .

[specturul]

This trusted bids? There may be a fraud? Need there be a third party to escrow services? Thank you.

Yep. The bot is run by tonych (the main dev), if you don't trust it then it's like not trusting the whole system . Users have already used that bot and it seems to be doing good.

Thank you friend. And I trust developer and the whole system. Just not yet had to deal with wallet and do not know how it works.

Actually, there's an issue with the trading bot, it's that you can't remove an order that you've made. You can however fill it if you have the other currency. So if you use the bot, make sure you really want to set that order .

It is possible to change this in future versions? I think this is a temporary disadvantage.

[kaicrypzen]

Actually, there's an issue with the trading bot, it's that you can't remove an order that you've made. You can however fill it if you have the other currency. So if you use the bot, make sure you really want to set that order .

It is possible to change this in future versions? I think this is a temporary disadvantage.

I hope so, Tony must be aware of this issue. I just checked the github: https://github.com/byteball/btc-exchange, this issue is not reported, maybe I'll take some time and report it (or maybe someone else could do it ).

[nillohit]

we really need the solution of this prob ..

[sovereignme]

I AM selling 250 G BYTES

.0015 Each

Sorry. I edited the post. It .015.
My mistake, 1 too many zeros.

I will spilt Escrow Fee

250 GB for 0.0015 Each...Yes send me a PM. I buy it^^

Attention, this might be a liar

[titan20]

With a price of 0,051 btc per GByte Byteball is number 9 on coinmarketcap with a total marketcapitalisation of 51.000 btc.

i don't understand that coinmarketcap calculates the marketcapitalisation by 100.000 Gbytes. That's the first round distribution number. The fact that the others are not distributed does not mean they do not exist. Total existing supply is 1 million Gbytes.

I hope people do realize that they are buying a top 10 coin.

[crypt0hash]

With a price of 0,051 btc per GByte Byteball is number 9 on coinmarketcap with a total marketcapitalisation of 51.000 btc.

i don't understand that coinmarketcap calculates the marketcapitalisation by 100.000 Gbytes. That's the first round distribution number. The fact that the others are not distributed does not mean they do not exist. Total existing supply is 1 million Gbytes.

I hope people do realize that they are buying a top 10 coin.

titan20, there are also 21 million bitcoins but its also not entirely distributed yet. Coinmarketcap calculates marketcapitalisation by coins that was already distributed. e.g. 16,131,025 BTC and not 21 million BTC.

[titan20]

With a price of 0,051 btc per GByte Byteball is number 9 on coinmarketcap with a total marketcapitalisation of 51.000 btc.

i don't understand that coinmarketcap calculates the marketcapitalisation by 100.000 Gbytes. That's the first round distribution number. The fact that the others are not distributed does not mean they do not exist. Total existing supply is 1 million Gbytes.

I hope people do realize that they are buying a top 10 coin.

titan20, there are also 21 million bitcoins but its also not entirely distributed yet. Coinmarketcap calculates marketcapitalisation by coins that was already distributed. e.g. 16,131,025 BTC and not 21 million BTC.

Well, the big difference is Bitcoin is POW taking how many years to bring all the coins in to circulation.
Byteball is POS. The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

And if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year. So the marketcapitalisation is relatively enormous. This is a very successful coin but also very expensive one


 

[kaicrypzen]

The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

He probably won't .

And if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year.

A year seems highly optimistic for all the bytes to be released. At the time of writing, given the linked BTC amount, a bit less than 1.5% is to be distributed in the next round.

Anyway, coinmarketcap displaying the market cap based on coins in circulation doesn't seem illogical.

[crypt0hash]

With a price of 0,051 btc per GByte Byteball is number 9 on coinmarketcap with a total marketcapitalisation of 51.000 btc.

i don't understand that coinmarketcap calculates the marketcapitalisation by 100.000 Gbytes. That's the first round distribution number. The fact that the others are not distributed does not mean they do not exist. Total existing supply is 1 million Gbytes.

I hope people do realize that they are buying a top 10 coin.

titan20, there are also 21 million bitcoins but its also not entirely distributed yet. Coinmarketcap calculates marketcapitalisation by coins that was already distributed. e.g. 16,131,025 BTC and not 21 million BTC.

Well, the big difference is Bitcoin is POW taking how many years to bring all the coins in to circulation.
Byteball is POS. The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

And if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year. So the marketcapitalisation is relatively enormous. This is a very successful coin but also very expensive one


 

There is no difference which method is used: POW or POS.

The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

Also in bitcoin that would be theoretically possible. BTW after all distribution bitcoin will be also POS.

if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year

Nobody know that, maybe first in 2020, who knows.

This is a very successful coin but also very expensive one

No. If the marketcapitalisation increases till one billion than the price is now incredibly cheap.

[titan20]

With a price of 0,051 btc per GByte Byteball is number 9 on coinmarketcap with a total marketcapitalisation of 51.000 btc.

i don't understand that coinmarketcap calculates the marketcapitalisation by 100.000 Gbytes. That's the first round distribution number. The fact that the others are not distributed does not mean they do not exist. Total existing supply is 1 million Gbytes.

I hope people do realize that they are buying a top 10 coin.

titan20, there are also 21 million bitcoins but its also not entirely distributed yet. Coinmarketcap calculates marketcapitalisation by coins that was already distributed. e.g. 16,131,025 BTC and not 21 million BTC.

Well, the big difference is Bitcoin is POW taking how many years to bring all the coins in to circulation.
Byteball is POS. The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

And if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year. So the marketcapitalisation is relatively enormous. This is a very successful coin but also very expensive one


 

There is no difference which method is used: POW or POS.

The lead developer can bring all coins in to circulation tomorrow.

Also in bitcoin that would be theoretically possible. BTW after all distribution bitcoin will be also POS.

if everything goes to plan i think all coins are in circulation within a year

Nobody know that, maybe first in 2020, who knows.

This is a very successful coin but also very expensive one

No. If the marketcapitalisation increases till one billion than the price is now incredibly cheap.

Well that's also a way to look at it. But one thing i don't understand. How could all bitcoins be released in one day. Are you thinking of a hard fork or quantum computing which would solve all blocks in no time?

[kahaiwro]

WTS 92 GBB for 1.7 BTC
PM only if interested. Escrow already contacted