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March 31, 2017, 12:58:56 PM |
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Fund raising campaign is going to launch in less than 3 days but still no update about social media bounty. When you will make announcement about them still with status very soon. This project is looking amazing so this will be wonderful crowdsale.
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Epimetheus
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March 31, 2017, 01:05:28 PM |
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Eagerly waiting for this  Huge potential IMHO. |
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andrejka
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MOBU - FUTURE OF SECURITY TOKENS
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March 31, 2017, 03:40:36 PM |
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Fund raising campaign is going to launch in less than 3 days but still no update about social media bounty.
The same question! |
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Merovingian
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March 31, 2017, 04:37:40 PM |
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I'm pretty interested in making a sizable investment, and I strongly agree with everything Elevated has said.
The stuff about how its difficult to make a sizable investment without knowing how much of a stake you will have is all valid and true, but the really important point for me is that an uncapped ICO makes me think the developers dont know how much money they need : they just want "everything they can get" and figure it out later. I would much rather invest in a project with a determined budget, where they have a good idea what they can do with X amount of money, rather than raise it all and figure it out later.
It betrays a lack of business acumen and savvy and makes you look a bit more like you jus want to raise as much as you can get, rather than what you NEED.
The stuff about wanting as many people to take part has some validity, but its equally open to everybody even with a cap, and the token swill be trad-able immediately so people can get involved whenever they want, so I dont think thats a good argument
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a) it does not look good to potential investors : makes you look simply like money grabbers without a specific plan for doing X with Y raised, and doing Z if W is raised, etc
b) It makes it much more difficult to make a large investment in the early rounds because you dont know how much is going to be raised so therefore cant evaluate it properly (as an investor)
are much stronger imo, and should be adhered to. The fact ETH was uncapped 2+ years ago really isnt relevant anymore.
Every project has money as their main goal, and money is their criterion of success, all of caps are artificial and created with persuasive intent also imo |
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Ano
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March 31, 2017, 04:48:36 PM |
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This is very big project but I don't understand why mainnet would take so long time to launch. Anyway will invest little amount into project because it has big potential.
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March 31, 2017, 05:28:02 PM |
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PiotrZielinski
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March 31, 2017, 08:41:54 PM |
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First part starts Monday, so why no Wallet out yet as stated in the article?
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Vagnavs
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April 01, 2017, 02:59:32 AM |
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good luck with the sale. I'm going to pass as there is no cap..
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Avalanche is a must own
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AWildKeccakAppears
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April 01, 2017, 04:06:00 AM |
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The argument for open-ended fundraising sounds a little like idealism to the point of self-sabotage. There is a well known formula for success in crypto, why throw that knowledge away with an idealist gamble? For a project with real innovation, there's no reason to add extra uncertainty to it.
Wanting to increase the number of people that hold coins is good, but it cannot be at the expense of all of them being underwater on their holdings. This will create a widespread negative sentiment, which is far worse than a positive sentiment in a fewer number of people. Having an active and positive community is the lifeblood of a coin's adoption. You kill it right out the gate if the coin is overbought and ends up traded lower than ICO participants bought in. Don't underestimate the marketing value of steady price rises, and alternatively the enthusiasm killer of price crashes.
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April 01, 2017, 04:12:42 AM |
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He consulted a number of people in order to reach this decision and I believe that his mind is already made up. One hallmark of a strong leader is the willingness to reevaluate decisions given new information, and keep ego out of the equation. Several people here have made well-reasoned arguments for a cap, and against the idea that an unbounded crowd sale is "good for the community". I think most people would appreciate hearing a reasoned rebuttal, addressing the new points. Otherwise, given the sale hasn't occurred yet, and modifying a line of the contract for a cap should be simple -- the head-in-the-sand response of "we've already decided" -- appears to be an emotional response. Indications of emotion-based decision making will not bode well for the project. Anyone can contribute at the last hours/minutes of Phase 2 (for example), when he has more information about how the contribution campaign went. That doesn't change the argument, only the time frame. For that argument to be true, only a few people would have the idea to jump in at the last minute, making only a nominal impact on the total amount raised. The problem is that an unbounded raise will lead a significant number the total investors to adopt this "last minute" strategy. In this situation the cap could jump by $20M in the last 10 seconds. People hit refresh to find out the value of their investment went down by half. Again, if the concern is truly for the community, then the team would not allow its most vulnerable members -- those with little to no investing experience, and without the ability to have their investments tied up for two years, until the market recovers -- to be placed at risk. |
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Maybe a fed.
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April 01, 2017, 04:48:20 AM |
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I may have missed it but whats the max pow coins and the pos % per year?
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vdramaliev
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April 01, 2017, 07:00:27 AM |
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I may have missed it but whats the max pow coins and the pos % per year?
Inflation or new coins introduced by every block may be modified by the users, through the governance mechanism. In this way the system can adapt to periods of low/high demand. Check the whitepaper, Governance section. Regards, Vlad |
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vdramaliev
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April 01, 2017, 07:02:31 AM |
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Everyone, We managed to present æternity's key features in 165 seconds. Watch the video & share! Backing campaign in 2 days. Social media bounty campaign will be announced very soon and will run until the end of the contribution campaign. Regards, Vlad |
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Zontop
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April 01, 2017, 07:05:25 AM |
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good luck with the sale. I'm going to pass as there is no cap..
I also read the whole whitepaper but couldn't find any information about the maximum supply. It mean supply will be unlimited. Is I am right or I missed something there? |
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Mercurius777
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April 01, 2017, 09:44:36 AM |
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He consulted a number of people in order to reach this decision and I believe that his mind is already made up. One hallmark of a strong leader is the willingness to reevaluate decisions given new information, and keep ego out of the equation. Several people here have made well-reasoned arguments for a cap, and against the idea that an unbounded crowd sale is "good for the community". I think most people would appreciate hearing a reasoned rebuttal, addressing the new points. Otherwise, given the sale hasn't occurred yet, and modifying a line of the contract for a cap should be simple -- the head-in-the-sand response of "we've already decided" -- appears to be an emotional response. Indications of emotion-based decision making will not bode well for the project. Anyone can contribute at the last hours/minutes of Phase 2 (for example), when he has more information about how the contribution campaign went. That doesn't change the argument, only the time frame. For that argument to be true, only a few people would have the idea to jump in at the last minute, making only a nominal impact on the total amount raised. The problem is that an unbounded raise will lead a significant number the total investors to adopt this "last minute" strategy. In this situation the cap could jump by $20M in the last 10 seconds. People hit refresh to find out the value of their investment went down by half. Again, if the concern is truly for the community, then the team would not allow its most vulnerable members -- those with little to no investing experience, and without the ability to have their investments tied up for two years, until the market recovers -- to be placed at risk. Hy Elevated, your arguments are valid and true for investors looking for a fast and calculable ROI. In that case our campaign might not be the most attractive model. However the primary objective of the campaign is not to make money fast, but to build something everyone on the world can profit from if they put energy, time and their mind into it. Sound out of the norm and emotional? Well change usually comes from outside the norm and our current economic-value system excluded emotions completely and created a framework of infinite growth on a finite planet. We want to change that. The missing cap should show the reflection of how willingly the world is to build something like this together. How come you are so sure the price will spiral down? There is a lot happening before the mainnet launch and we will continue to constantly grow communication and feedback with the community once the backing campaigns. Honestly it will just get started then, since the æternity open source foundation will emerge out of the incubator phase between the 1st and 2nd backing campaign and from there many more projects will spawn that will keep exposure and interest high. Hence it's not unlikely that the speculative value of the coin will rise. Furthermore I want to state that we are not primarily creating a coin, we want to build software that can help change the world to a sustainable piece of land, everyone can enjoy if they take responsibility for their selfs. Cheers, Dan |
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April 01, 2017, 12:12:49 PM |
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He consulted a number of people in order to reach this decision and I believe that his mind is already made up. One hallmark of a strong leader is the willingness to reevaluate decisions given new information, and keep ego out of the equation. Several people here have made well-reasoned arguments for a cap, and against the idea that an unbounded crowd sale is "good for the community". I think most people would appreciate hearing a reasoned rebuttal, addressing the new points. Otherwise, given the sale hasn't occurred yet, and modifying a line of the contract for a cap should be simple -- the head-in-the-sand response of "we've already decided" -- appears to be an emotional response. Indications of emotion-based decision making will not bode well for the project. Anyone can contribute at the last hours/minutes of Phase 2 (for example), when he has more information about how the contribution campaign went. That doesn't change the argument, only the time frame. For that argument to be true, only a few people would have the idea to jump in at the last minute, making only a nominal impact on the total amount raised. The problem is that an unbounded raise will lead a significant number the total investors to adopt this "last minute" strategy. In this situation the cap could jump by $20M in the last 10 seconds. People hit refresh to find out the value of their investment went down by half. Again, if the concern is truly for the community, then the team would not allow its most vulnerable members -- those with little to no investing experience, and without the ability to have their investments tied up for two years, until the market recovers -- to be placed at risk. Hy Elevated, your arguments are valid and true for investors looking for a fast and calculable ROI. In that case our campaign might not be the most attractive model. However the primary objective of the campaign is not to make money fast, but to build something everyone on the world can profit from if they put energy, time and their mind into it. Sound out of the norm and emotional? Well change usually comes from outside the norm and our current economic-value system excluded emotions completely and created a framework of infinite growth on a finite planet. We want to change that. The missing cap should show the reflection of how willingly the world is to build something like this together. How come you are so sure the price will spiral down? There is a lot happening before the mainnet launch and we will continue to constantly grow communication and feedback with the community once the backing campaigns. Honestly it will just get started then, since the æternity open source foundation will emerge out of the incubator phase between the 1st and 2nd backing campaign and from there many more projects will spawn that will keep exposure and interest high. Hence it's not unlikely that the speculative value of the coin will rise. Furthermore I want to state that we are not primarily creating a coin, we want to build software that can help change the world to a sustainable piece of land, everyone can enjoy if they take responsibility for their selfs. Cheers, Dan Dan, thanks for the response. It's encouraging that the team is at least willing to consider and reply to dissenting opinions. but to build something everyone on the world can profit from if they put energy, time and their mind into it. It may be useful to be more specific about the "everyone" you mention, and what I believe Vlad called "community". For the scope of this discussion, allow me to segment that into "investors" and "programmers". You mention those that "profit" by building something with their energy and time. The word "profit" here is ambiguous; what I think you mean is to make a living, and not to profit from the Aeternity token. If so, then I believe who you're referring to here are programmers and founders. In this case, will Aeternity like most other crypto projects not offer faucets and test nets? And even when the programmer's projects go live, will the gas/fees not be adjusted to always be of nominal expense? If so, then I don't see how "getting AE tokens" would be relevant to this group, ever. Furthermore, this coin will be available on exchanges long before the vast majority of programmers and founders discover it, let alone build a dapp on it. Correct me if I'm not understanding. Your comment about ROI makes me think that you don't understand that the investors, not the programmers, are the ones sitting with their finger on the mouse at the dawn of the crowd sale. We are of course looking for a ROI, albeit not necessarily a quick one, because this is our job. We are not necessarily interested in building anything with Aeternity, but we have every reason to hope that others will. Many of us also have the best interest of the crypto ecosystem in mind. Too many people losing money attracts negative attention. We are providing the value of equity for your project, and taking a substantial risk in doing so. If there were no ROI, there would be no investors, and no runway for your work (Not every investor is in for a quick turnaround either). If you agree with that statement, and value the investment part of your community, then it follows that you'd be eager to recognize our interests too. This includes at the very least allowing us to understand what we're paying for our contribution, and reducing the risk we incur, where possible - especially to the new investors, of which there are now many in this space. For the sake of other forum members, I'm going to "cap" my reply here, unless you specifically request more of me. |
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Mercurius777
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April 01, 2017, 12:55:41 PM |
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He consulted a number of people in order to reach this decision and I believe that his mind is already made up. One hallmark of a strong leader is the willingness to reevaluate decisions given new information, and keep ego out of the equation. Several people here have made well-reasoned arguments for a cap, and against the idea that an unbounded crowd sale is "good for the community". I think most people would appreciate hearing a reasoned rebuttal, addressing the new points. Otherwise, given the sale hasn't occurred yet, and modifying a line of the contract for a cap should be simple -- the head-in-the-sand response of "we've already decided" -- appears to be an emotional response. Indications of emotion-based decision making will not bode well for the project. Anyone can contribute at the last hours/minutes of Phase 2 (for example), when he has more information about how the contribution campaign went. That doesn't change the argument, only the time frame. For that argument to be true, only a few people would have the idea to jump in at the last minute, making only a nominal impact on the total amount raised. The problem is that an unbounded raise will lead a significant number the total investors to adopt this "last minute" strategy. In this situation the cap could jump by $20M in the last 10 seconds. People hit refresh to find out the value of their investment went down by half. Again, if the concern is truly for the community, then the team would not allow its most vulnerable members -- those with little to no investing experience, and without the ability to have their investments tied up for two years, until the market recovers -- to be placed at risk. Hy Elevated, your arguments are valid and true for investors looking for a fast and calculable ROI. In that case our campaign might not be the most attractive model. However the primary objective of the campaign is not to make money fast, but to build something everyone on the world can profit from if they put energy, time and their mind into it. Sound out of the norm and emotional? Well change usually comes from outside the norm and our current economic-value system excluded emotions completely and created a framework of infinite growth on a finite planet. We want to change that. The missing cap should show the reflection of how willingly the world is to build something like this together. How come you are so sure the price will spiral down? There is a lot happening before the mainnet launch and we will continue to constantly grow communication and feedback with the community once the backing campaigns. Honestly it will just get started then, since the æternity open source foundation will emerge out of the incubator phase between the 1st and 2nd backing campaign and from there many more projects will spawn that will keep exposure and interest high. Hence it's not unlikely that the speculative value of the coin will rise. Furthermore I want to state that we are not primarily creating a coin, we want to build software that can help change the world to a sustainable piece of land, everyone can enjoy if they take responsibility for their selfs. Cheers, Dan Dan, thanks for the response. It's encouraging that the team is at least willing to consider and reply to dissenting opinions. but to build something everyone on the world can profit from if they put energy, time and their mind into it. It may be useful to be more specific about the "everyone" you mention, and what I believe Vlad called "community". For the scope of this discussion, allow me to segment that into "investors" and "programmers". You mention those that "profit" by building something with their energy and time. The word "profit" here is ambiguous; what I think you mean is to make a living, and not to profit from the Aeternity token. If so, then I believe who you're referring to here are programmers and founders. In this case, will Aeternity like most other crypto projects not offer faucets and test nets? And even when the programmer's projects go live, will the gas/fees not be adjusted to always be of nominal expense? If so, then I don't see how "getting AE tokens" would be relevant to this group, ever. Furthermore, this coin will be available on exchanges long before the vast majority of programmers and founders discover it, let alone build a dapp on it. Correct me if I'm not understanding. Your comment about ROI makes me think that you don't understand that the investors, not the programmers, are the ones sitting with their finger on the mouse at the dawn of the crowd sale. We are of course looking for a ROI, albeit not necessarily a quick one, because this is our job. We are not necessarily interested in building anything with Aeternity, but we have every reason to hope that others will. Many of us also have the best interest of the crypto ecosystem in mind. Too many people losing money attracts negative attention. We are providing the value of equity for your project, and taking a substantial risk in doing so. If there were no ROI, there would be no investors, and no runway for your work (Not every investor is in for a quick turnaround either). If you agree with that statement, and value the investment part of your community, then it follows that you'd be eager to recognize our interests too. This includes at the very least allowing us to understand what we're paying for our contribution, and reducing the risk we incur, where possible - especially to the new investors, of which there are now many in this space. For the sake of other forum members, I'm going to "cap" my reply here, unless you specifically request more of me. Very well put and I totally agree with you! I have to correct myself, I'm not against the concept of ROI, just if one feels that this a primary objective With 'profit', I was referring to the overall enhancement for the planet and it's inhabitants, if we can manage to move from a monopoly to a peer-to-peer economy with true value transfer. Meaning for example, a transparent supply chain management will eliminate speculative and artificial prices for goods, that can be traced back to huge companies pushing away responsibility down the supply chain. This is what we at æternity aim to do, it's a long road on a high mountain and we just started to peel off the egg here, but we try to go one step at a time and take anyone with a similar mindset with us! After reading on the comments and posts here and putting myself in an investor point of view I do feel your pain. I will let the idea of a cap (that is based on the results of first backing round and the structure and scope of the foundation emerging from the incubator) be taken into consideration and make a case. This is what I can offer in my current position. I probably take you up on that offer for more input when needed (: Have a great day and thanks for the valuable input! Dan |
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DarkStar1O9
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April 01, 2017, 02:58:59 PM |
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Project seems excellent though what is the total supply for the crowdsale? thanks
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