Substratum ICO - August 7-September 7 (Pre-Sale with Bonuses Available Now)

[chemal]

It's good to know are they plan to change ERC20 tokens to their own blockchain tokens

[GröBkAz]

I remember November last year, sub went from 0.09 to 0.40/0.70 and some guys were complaining they loaded of 100k SUB

[dazbarlby]

The problem is that most people are used to quick gains and are not willing to wait.

[GröBkAz]

I understand that this market can be a little depressing, it could even go lower. I don’t care really because longterm it won’t matter!

[vortexz]

Timing is everything in any market, and a major point here is back when SUB was $0.09 true believers in the potential for the project didn't think it was overvalued.

[cr1pto]

You can follow up with the project through their telegram group or just follow them on twitter. They will be releasing a mini documentary in april on CNN headlines news, that should grab alot of attention.

Do you know, when will the documentary be on CNN?
Would like to see, what will it say

[dazbarlby]

I don't think running a sub node will be massively profitable, I imagine it will just be a way to monitise the extra bandwidth you have while your not using it

[kchulani]

Now the wait continues for the public beta, once that is released I think we will have a huge influx of investors and as well as institutional investors, with the CNN headline news mini documentary thats coming out, it could make all the difference.

[Scooby903]

will i get extra reward for running sub node if I hold extra substratum in wallet.

[m3ndi3]

Can anyone tell me or guide me where  I can read how substratum is different from Tor?

[vortexz]

if I want to browse the web on the sub network for free I need to run a node. Right?

[Cryptoheavy]

Any plans for meet up or conference soon?

[dazbarlby]

Can someone give me info on how far along this project is with development? like how many months

[F2b]

There are lots of questions here, but almost no answer. Maybe the community manager should pay a bit more attention to this thread...

Unfortunately, they doesn't give a lot of informations about their work. They are just saying "Hey, it works!", but we cannot say if it's true or if it's false. Nobody know, except them of course.
They are claiming that the next version will be open source for a while, I hope it will be. And soon. It would finally bring a few answers to our questions.

if I want to browse the web on the sub network for free I need to run a node. Right?

To bring an answer (one of the very few questions we can answer...) :
The people browsing on the sub network would do it for free. I guess that you will need a substratum client or something, but you would not need to run a node. The people that runs a node are the ones that hosts the websites.
The sites' providers would pay the nodes to host their websites, not the visitors (like any site on the classical internet, in fact).

[Sam123]

I'm still hoping that Substratum coin get listed on a (at least) mid-size exchange for example  cryptopia can be good. Substratum already has a lot of active community. I still don't understand why the exchanges still ignoring Substratum

[fromholland]

I'm still hoping that Substratum coin get listed on a (at least) mid-size exchange for example  cryptopia can be good. Substratum already has a lot of active community. I still don't understand why the exchanges still ignoring Substratum

It's on Binance ;-)

[Sam123]

I'm still hoping that Substratum coin get listed on a (at least) mid-size exchange for example  cryptopia can be good. Substratum already has a lot of active community. I still don't understand why the exchanges still ignoring Substratum

It's on Binance ;-)

Never mind. I was thinking about other project. Thanks for correcting me. I'm following few good projects and sometime I got confuse.
Thanks again

[TheSloppyBeaver]

Can anyone tell me or guide me where  I can read how substratum is different from Tor?

The difference is the Substratum exit nodes are indistinguishable by the website, Tor exit nodes are recognized by most websites and blocked by some.
The Sub nodes encrypt the data sent so the exit nodes cannot see your information.  Tor exit nodes have all your information available. NSA and hackers use directed tor exit nodes to spy and steal information.
There are products that use the same routing methods substratum uses now but they rely on the trust of a human " a third party auditor " to
ensure your privacy and information is not stored.
Substratum uses the blockchain to ensure privacy and security of your information.
In Blockchain We Trust
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/how-to-keep-your-isps-nose-out-of-your-browser-history-with-encrypted-dns/

This project will succeed but there are alot of people, corporations and governments that dont want it to. Since this will stymie a country or corporations abilities to censor and collect information on its users or citizens. Also hinders the Cloud Act and Net Neutrality control in the united states.

Also for anyone thinking Substratum is a scam, Remember this coin was sold in the United States.
Digital currencies sold in the United States are considered securities under the Securities Act
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/investreport/34-81207.pdf

[Carina.P]

Can anyone tell me or guide me where  I can read how substratum is different from Tor?

The difference is the Substratum exit nodes are indistinguishable by the website, Tor exit nodes are recognized by most websites and blocked by some.
The Sub nodes encrypt the data sent so the exit nodes cannot see your information.  Tor exit nodes have all your information available. NSA and hackers use directed tor exit nodes to spy and steal information.
There are products that use the same routing methods substratum uses now but they rely on the trust of a human " a third party auditor " to
ensure your privacy and information is not stored.
Substratum uses the blockchain to ensure privacy and security of your information.
In Blockchain We Trust
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/04/how-to-keep-your-isps-nose-out-of-your-browser-history-with-encrypted-dns/

This project will succeed but there are alot of people, corporations and governments that dont want it to. Since this will stymie a country or corporations abilities to censor and collect information on its users or citizens. Also hinders the Cloud Act and Net Neutrality control in the united states.

Also for anyone thinking Substratum is a scam, Remember this coin was sold in the United States.
Digital currencies sold in the United States are considered securities under the Securities Act
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/investreport/34-81207.pdf

It is normal for any project that undermines the original interests to be opposed by them. But this cannot stop us from moving forward.

[GröBkAz]

I am exited of the release... but with this market, not better to wait until things get better