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November 03, 2017, 08:44:19 PM |
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Well someone else has to buy those high end rigs to provide computing power, no?
Miners already has those rigs  So nobody has to buy anything. Miners will make much more money for providing gpu power then when they are mining with the gpu's. |
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loup
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November 03, 2017, 08:45:41 PM |
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i see myself using playkey when my computer cant handle new games that require better specs and i just don't want to upgrade my computer just to play 1 game
I heard that in the future the company plans to produce cheap and productive consoles. It's impressive Right! We are trying to decide, android or linux. With these developments, PLAYKEY will definitely affect the sales growth of high end gaming rigs. I don't think so. High end gaming rigs are bought by "hardcore" gamers .. which are (because of the gaming delays) not the target group. mmm, that may be true to a degree, there will be always people that want their own rig, but some people would want to use a laptop when they can't carry their rig everywhere, there will be many instances that playkey will be used, some other people would prefer this as oppose to buy a rig, but that will only happen with the most famous and popular games, less know games won't have many or none miners to use. Hardcore gamers will in fact, still be buying high end rigs but the sales growth will definitely slow down, imho, as the demand for such equipment will be directly affected by what PLAYKEY platform has to offer. Of couse that was my first thought when I saw this project. I'm not going to need a expensive computer any more. |
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helloal
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November 03, 2017, 08:49:57 PM |
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Well someone else has to buy those high end rigs to provide computing power, no?
Miners already has those rigs So nobody has to buy anything. Miners will make much more money for providing gpu power then when they are mining with the gpu's. Have there been any figures released by Playkey to support that claim (that miners will make more money providing gpu power rather than mining other crypto)? It sounds a bit too good to be true, and I would think that in reality, it will depend on whether there is an undersupply of GPU power on the network, and on the current mining profitability of other coins. Also, wouldn't the Playkey miners also have to make sure that they have the other decent components required to run the game (eg. CPU, RAM, HD)? so some people that have been mining other cryptos (which usually only need decent gpu and some ram) might have to buy other components to run the games properly. |
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November 03, 2017, 08:57:46 PM |
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Well someone else has to buy those high end rigs to provide computing power, no?
Miners already has those rigs So nobody has to buy anything. Miners will make much more money for providing gpu power then when they are mining with the gpu's. Have there been any figures released by Playkey to support that claim (that miners will make more money providing gpu power rather than mining other crypto)? It sounds a bit too good to be true, and I would think that in reality, it will depend on whether there is an undersupply of GPU power on the network, and on the current mining profitability of other coins. Also, wouldn't the Playkey miners also have to make sure that they have the other decent components required to run the game (eg. CPU, RAM, HD)? so some people that have been mining other cryptos (which usually only need decent gpu and some ram) might have to buy other components to run the games properly. Majority (especially big miners) would stay with mining ETH and other alt coins. Anyway if you have top quality gpu you can bought mediocre cpu and rent your pc |
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kaneki007
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November 03, 2017, 09:34:31 PM |
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What crypto do you accept in your project?
On website you can deposit via ETH,but now you can buy with some coin like BTC,LTC,DASH,BCC,and more just visit this link https://evercoin.com/pkt |
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loup
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November 03, 2017, 10:21:16 PM |
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Well someone else has to buy those high end rigs to provide computing power, no?
Miners already has those rigs So nobody has to buy anything. Miners will make much more money for providing gpu power then when they are mining with the gpu's. That's what makes this idea so good, because they're making the most of things that already exist to develop a new producto. So the base seems pretty good to me. |
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Trrrt
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November 03, 2017, 10:38:48 PM |
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Yes that’s why the concept is really good, miner will not have to upgrade or create a rigs, they can continue to mine and earn more from this power with playkey. Its a pretty good utilisation of the current mining power, playkey is a smart idea.
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Bambulee
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November 03, 2017, 10:43:14 PM |
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you just need an internet connection with enough power and Playkey can change the gamers life |
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magisterr
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November 04, 2017, 12:22:41 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? |
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areschen
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November 04, 2017, 12:37:50 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? etherdelta is easy to be list on, just a pull request is ok . and the platform trading volume is good |
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toolucky98
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November 04, 2017, 12:38:59 AM |
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i see myself using playkey when my computer cant handle new games that require better specs and i just don't want to upgrade my computer just to play 1 game
I heard that in the future the company plans to produce cheap and productive consoles. It's impressive Right! We are trying to decide, android or linux. For sure Linux, much more possibilities in my opinion. Android is nice, but you have a lot of limitations.. You mean android smartphone right? Thats true, smartphone games can be played on pc but almost all of pc games cant be played on smartphone. |
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belechau
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November 04, 2017, 12:51:08 AM |
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Well someone else has to buy those high end rigs to provide computing power, no?
Miners already has those rigs So nobody has to buy anything. Miners will make much more money for providing gpu power then when they are mining with the gpu's. That's what makes this idea so good, because they're making the most of things that already exist to develop a new producto. So the base seems pretty good to me. This seems to be really the best point of the project, something already available and that can be used for this profitability for both parties. Playkey really has the perfect idea and an excellent roadmap to accomplish it |
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magisterr
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November 04, 2017, 01:10:49 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? etherdelta is easy to be list on, just a pull request is ok . and the platform trading volume is good Yes, ED is easy to listed. But I mean really nice exchanges - like Bittrex, or Poloniex at last  |
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cantdecide
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November 04, 2017, 01:43:08 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? etherdelta is easy to be list on, just a pull request is ok . and the platform trading volume is good Yes, ED is easy to listed. But I mean really nice exchanges - like Bittrex, or Poloniex at last I am pretty sure they will get listed there if the trading volume is going up with time. I am also pretty sure that devs want to get listed in bigger exchanges and are working on this, but for example even if they would have an ok from bittrex they couldn't tell us, because they don't let projects talk about this before listing. |
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Voltaje
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November 04, 2017, 04:32:01 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? etherdelta is easy to be list on, just a pull request is ok . and the platform trading volume is good Yes, ED is easy to listed. But I mean really nice exchanges - like Bittrex, or Poloniex at last I can tell you that literally, every successful ICO has enough cash to list in the best exchanges in the market, the problem is not the money, but the approval of exchanges, they just don't list any stupid token, specially poloniex and bitfinex, they just put the ones that are a solid project, with teams and the such, bittrex has lower standards, but they still have them, regardless, the project will use exchanges that will take the less time at the beginning, while the best ones will be last, because they take their sweet time to list, even if you are secure the listing. |
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November 04, 2017, 05:12:57 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? etherdelta is easy to be list on, just a pull request is ok . and the platform trading volume is good Yes, ED is easy to listed. But I mean really nice exchanges - like Bittrex, or Poloniex at last I can tell you that literally, every successful ICO has enough cash to list in the best exchanges in the market, the problem is not the money, but the approval of exchanges, they just don't list any stupid token, specially poloniex and bitfinex, they just put the ones that are a solid project, with teams and the such, bittrex has lower standards, but they still have them, regardless, the project will use exchanges that will take the less time at the beginning, while the best ones will be last, because they take their sweet time to list, even if you are secure the listing. How do exchanges approve the listing? And do you think Playkey has the standards to be listed on the bigger exchanges? |
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November 04, 2017, 05:35:46 AM |
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Is the platform on R&D stage now?
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November 04, 2017, 05:53:05 AM |
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Is the platform on R&D stage now?
did not quite understand what you mean. They already have a working client. You can download and play |
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November 04, 2017, 06:03:30 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? They will come in some time. But it is good that they already making arrangements for exchanges. By the way, even if they make a deal with bittrex or poloniex they can't announce it because of their own rules. |
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November 04, 2017, 06:08:47 AM |
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I seen on your road map: 2017 Q4: Access to exchanges: Cryptopia, Evercoin and Coinexchange What about other biggest exchanges? They will come in some time. But it is good that they already making arrangements for exchanges. By the way, even if they make a deal with bittrex or poloniex they can't announce it because of their own rules. Thanx, I was asking about exchanges. But this is road map and not really an announcement right? And what rules are you referring to? Is it not allowed to announce being listed on an exchange? |
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