Get paid to learn smart contracts

[cr197]

It will be much better if someone could post a detailed step-by-step guide how to use the platform and get paid.

The OP looks too complicated for normal people.

Yes i agree.

Feel free to use pictures too !

@Banano
Is that a chocolate covered banana ?

You guys didn't click on the link I provided.
Goto:
https://www.youtube.com/user/CryptoWorldNetwork?spfreload=10

Then start the BitBay tutorial section on that page. It starts out as basic as installing the client onto your windows OS.
The video to complete a contract is in the works.

But I can give you a quick rundown:

-After you've got your account set up (see videos) you simply click on the faucet in the marketplace and accept it.

-The counterparty will respond accepting your bid

-Then you confirm and enter contract escrow phase.

-Any questions you have you can communicate with the counterparty through the built in bitmessage (encrypted) chat box.

-Since it's a faucet it's not like you have any obligation on your end of the deal (like paying counterparty or sending an item in mail to counterparty), so you can treat it like a completed contract. So you simply click on the Send Completion Request option.

-Congratulations - you just got paid to learn David Zimbecks Halo client

[cr197]

Our upcoming pegging system will force a stable price:

Pegging is impossible.

Peg and Rolling Peg are 2 different animals.
The former must remain constant the latter can still fluctuate - which makes it even more interesting for utilizing as a hedging tool. It can lower your risk to reward factor and at the same time provides the ability to compound your ROI compared to a standard BTC/USD pair.

[dzimbeck]

Right this is a decentralized peg and it is absolutely possible. It is what Bitcoin should have done. It works by freezing and unfreezing inputs equally for all investors based on a global deflation rate. The term "rolling peg" is because it can roll the price up or down based on the inflation rate which is determined by miner votes.

If anyone wants this thread moved thats fine. Bitbay is an altcoin though however it might be more qualified as a service not sure... its sort of like a fawcet. Just trying to show people that the contracts are unbreakable.

[Henkkaa]

Looks like a very interesting concept, will definetly give it a try. I'm interested anyway in smart contracts and Ethereum, since it seems to be more advanced than bitcoin technology.

[dzimbeck]

Looks like a very interesting concept, will definetly give it a try. I'm interested anyway in smart contracts and Ethereum, since it seems to be more advanced than bitcoin technology.

BitHalo had smart contracts years before Ethereum and on the Bitcoin blockchain to boot. It just wasn't funded. BitBay is the same client but with the pegging feature on the way, faster and proof of stake. I'm the dev so it isn't a clone, just years of hard work. And unlike ETH this platform has 3+ years of testing so its extremely secure.

[d@nte]

Looks like a very interesting concept, will definetly give it a try. I'm interested anyway in smart contracts and Ethereum, since it seems to be more advanced than bitcoin technology.

I think it is something worth learning. At the moment, it seems that the media and people do not give much importance to smart contracts, but there is a lot of potential that, probably in less than a decade, this may be the next big thing. I'm not sure if Ethereum is the right way to do this, though. There are a number of scalability issues that can make smart contracts unviable if the platform becomes popular.

[Munti]

Looks like a very interesting concept, will definetly give it a try. I'm interested anyway in smart contracts and Ethereum, since it seems to be more advanced than bitcoin technology.

I think it is something worth learning. At the moment, it seems that the media and people do not give much importance to smart contracts, but there is a lot of potential that, probably in less than a decade, this may be the next big thing. I'm not sure if Ethereum is the right way to do this, though. There are a number of scalability issues that can make smart contracts unviable if the platform becomes popular.

I totally agree with you
Blockchain as a currency clearly has its uses, but we dont really need anyting other than bitcoin for that. Blockchain with smart contracts is a game changer that will impact the world for decades to come 

[dzimbeck]

Looks like a very interesting concept, will definetly give it a try. I'm interested anyway in smart contracts and Ethereum, since it seems to be more advanced than bitcoin technology.

I think it is something worth learning. At the moment, it seems that the media and people do not give much importance to smart contracts, but there is a lot of potential that, probably in less than a decade, this may be the next big thing. I'm not sure if Ethereum is the right way to do this, though. There are a number of scalability issues that can make smart contracts unviable if the platform becomes popular.

This is why the way we do it here is the most practical useful case of smart contracts. Since 2 party escrow eliminates all middle men and i can think of like 100 use cases for getting rid of 3rd parties each one good for humanity. Its more realistic than Ethereum, it can be used now in many industries. The key is the double deposit escrow technique prevents theft and deception making it so both sides are forced to honor their word. No fancy Ethereum contracts required!

[Blawpaw]

Well, I would like to know more about smart contracts and learn all about it without having to pay and being paid for it it is even better. Looks pretty interesting so I guess I’m reserving this one

[dgmon]

I just get "Error loading return address" when I try to use the marketplace's faucet...



After I press OK, all the text disappears from the text entry boxes.

[buwaytress]

A little bit of a sell on the announcement, but actually a really decent way for someone to get through the trouble of learning how smart contracts and getting compensated for it. Still looks a little daunting for someone like me and it's not false modesty to say I need things said in layman terms!

OP says a year from 100%, so in reality this might be two years then?

[dzimbeck]

I just get "Error loading return address" when I try to use the marketplace's faucet...



After I press OK, all the text disappears from the text entry boxes.

This happens because their preferred contact method is email. You are automatically assigned a Bitmessage address but some people choose email only because its faster. I've considered allowed people without email to contact via Bitmessage. To accept that contract load an email from.one of the supported email providers (Gmail, AOL, outlook, Hotmail etc)

[dzimbeck]

A little bit of a sell on the announcement, but actually a really decent way for someone to get through the trouble of learning how smart contracts and getting compensated for it. Still looks a little daunting for someone like me and it's not false modesty to say I need things said in layman terms!

OP says a year from 100%, so in reality this might be two years then?

The contracts are 100% it's just there are more templates I'm doing for user friendliness like barter and employment templates. Also pegging takes me time. So yeah 1 year maximum two. I'm very reliable, been working on this for 3 years while turning down other jobs

[dzimbeck]

Well, I would like to know more about smart contracts and learn all about it without having to pay and being paid for it it is even better. Looks pretty interesting so I guess I’m reserving this one

It's a really awesome way to do smart contracting (2 party escrow) join our slack if you have any questions

[Munti]

If you have tested the fawset, you might want to move on to a real contract.

photo uploading

Above is a screenshot of binary trades that are offered atm.
You need to join the Binary Options Market to see these contracts. Be aware that it can take a little while from your joining until you see the contracts. But once you have joined the market you will see any new contracts right away.

[dgmon]

This happens because their preferred contact method is email. You are automatically assigned a Bitmessage address but some people choose email only because its faster. I've considered allowed people without email to contact via Bitmessage. To accept that contract load an email from.one of the supported email providers (Gmail, AOL, outlook, Hotmail etc)

Should I use my main e-mail address?  Does it go out publicly, or just to one person?  Worried about revealing my identity, getting spam etc.

[morantis]

i am going to check out the "get paid" part and let you guys know in the next couple hours

[cr197]

This happens because their preferred contact method is email. You are automatically assigned a Bitmessage address but some people choose email only because its faster. I've considered allowed people without email to contact via Bitmessage. To accept that contract load an email from.one of the supported email providers (Gmail, AOL, outlook, Hotmail etc)

Should I use my main e-mail address?  Does it go out publicly, or just to one person?  Worried about revealing my identity, getting spam etc.

No. We recommend you create an email dedicated just to BitBay

[cr197]

i am going to check out the "get paid" part and let you guys know in the next couple hours

Perfect! I have about 91 faucet contracts remaining out of the 100

Any questions you have first check the tutorial video library.

[whale_shark]

i am going to check out the "get paid" part and let you guys know in the next couple hours

Great idea! I'm going to too!

This coin is a sleeping giant! I own a bit but will be buying more as I can see it's jumping in price as people are becoming aware of what has been created here