freemind1
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May 26, 2018, 02:59:10 PM |
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The Spectre team has been demonstrating their professionalism for a long time and what they are capable of doing, let them work and more success will come.
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CryptoRobert
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May 27, 2018, 08:04:27 PM |
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How much % dividends people receive last time? And when Spectre will be listed on some good exchanges? More than half or year after ICO and still only Etherdelta? At last middle exchanges would be good. Like Kucoin etc.  SXUT has been here for a long time: bibox.com SXDT will only be on IDEX and other decentralized exchanges. This was announced during the ICO. The reason for this is dividends. Yes, not only spectre there are ma y dividends token not listed in many exchanges because every quarter they need to do some changes that's why most of the exchanges will not listed in higher exchanges. Ehm nope, they won't list SXDT because it's a security token. About percentage, they pay 2% of trading fees from their platform weekly (I still don't understand if entire DALP's income is paid weekly of not) Weekly dividends are based on platform volumes while annual end-of-year dividends are based on the excess growth of the DALP (Decentralized Autonomous Liquidity Pool) up and above preset benchmarks at the start of the year. So the combined dividend per token is estimated in being $0.03 ? What happens if you don't claim your dividends for a few years, waiting that they become interesting enough to justify the KYC procedure. Will you get also the past dividends? |
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Spectre.ai.team
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May 27, 2018, 09:11:00 PM |
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How much % dividends people receive last time? And when Spectre will be listed on some good exchanges? More than half or year after ICO and still only Etherdelta? At last middle exchanges would be good. Like Kucoin etc. SXUT has been here for a long time: bibox.com SXDT will only be on IDEX and other decentralized exchanges. This was announced during the ICO. The reason for this is dividends. Yes, not only spectre there are ma y dividends token not listed in many exchanges because every quarter they need to do some changes that's why most of the exchanges will not listed in higher exchanges. Ehm nope, they won't list SXDT because it's a security token. About percentage, they pay 2% of trading fees from their platform weekly (I still don't understand if entire DALP's income is paid weekly of not) Weekly dividends are based on platform volumes while annual end-of-year dividends are based on the excess growth of the DALP (Decentralized Autonomous Liquidity Pool) up and above preset benchmarks at the start of the year. So the combined dividend per token is estimated in being $0.03 ? What happens if you don't claim your dividends for a few years, waiting that they become interesting enough to justify the KYC procedure. Will you get also the past dividends? Dividends accumulate indefinitely now. |
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davidjoshua
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May 27, 2018, 11:59:42 PM |
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I don't think it's that risky because Kay will adapt to whatever is thrown at him, his mind is always working on ideas to grow the revenue, it's very versatile and can also function in fiat
What it government regulation, for some crazy shit reason comes in and stops spectre in its tracks
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lilaj4de
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May 28, 2018, 12:09:16 AM |
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These assets or contracts that can be traded on Specter, can be any type? For example from stock market stocks to even the crypto coins?
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kraterion
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🚀🚀 ATHERO.IO 🚀🚀
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May 28, 2018, 05:08:11 PM |
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Another question about rewards, let's say I didn't whitdraw for 10 weeks, when I want to call the withdraw function, it will send one transaction for all 10 weeks or every week has an unique transaction?
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viljy
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May 29, 2018, 05:16:02 AM |
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Another question about rewards, let's say I didn't whitdraw for 10 weeks, when I want to call the withdraw function, it will send one transaction for all 10 weeks or every week has an unique transaction?
There is a button Withdraw all. There will be one transaction. This way you will spend less gas. |
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yidudian10
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May 29, 2018, 07:30:23 AM |
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My thoughts is spectre DALP should be running on every plattform in the future where the people are going in the crypto community. Be the first mover in each space. Isolating to ethereum or even your own chain your project will just get crowded out.
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frcat
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May 29, 2018, 10:07:02 AM |
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This means those who hold this token in their Ethereum wallet can enable higher payouts, more assets, This means, if Ill hold 2 types of tokens and if I Ill have SXUT tokens than I can receive more % of dividends? Can you clarify this? |
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bluejam
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May 29, 2018, 04:00:44 PM |
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I've got a question: lets say 20 million D-tokens are more or less permanently stored (traded) on exchanges. Dividends are distributed evenly to each D-token according to the whitepaper etc. However they say you need to hold your D-token in a MEW (ofc). Lets assume that everyone holding D-tokens pulls their dividends. Those 20 million D-tokens are -in theory- also eligibile to receive ETH dividends. Where does the excess ETH go? Does it stay in the DALP? If so, what does this mean? This means, if Ill hold 2 types of tokens and if I Ill have SXUT tokens than I can receive more % of dividends? Can you clarify this?
No, U-tokens have no effect on the dividends. U-tokens are for active users of the platform. |
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a fool and his money ...
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May 29, 2018, 08:29:09 PM |
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I've got a question: lets say 20 million D-tokens are more or less permanently stored (traded) on exchanges. Dividends are distributed evenly to each D-token according to the whitepaper etc. However they say you need to hold your D-token in a MEW (ofc). Lets assume that everyone holding D-tokens pulls their dividends. Those 20 million D-tokens are -in theory- also eligibile to receive ETH dividends. Where does the excess ETH go? Does it stay in the DALP? If so, what does this mean? This means, if Ill hold 2 types of tokens and if I Ill have SXUT tokens than I can receive more % of dividends? Can you clarify this?
No, U-tokens have no effect on the dividends. U-tokens are for active users of the platform. As far as I understand, U-tokens are intended solely for trading and speculation on the exchanges. If you want to receive dividends, then you need to have D-tokens. |
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ice18
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May 30, 2018, 04:35:09 AM |
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I cannot register in affiliate system when I input into website it says invalid website Im using my blog site to input Is this type of site not accepted in ref links? Please response, thanks. |
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miningguru
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May 30, 2018, 04:46:35 AM |
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I've got a question: lets say 20 million D-tokens are more or less permanently stored (traded) on exchanges. Dividends are distributed evenly to each D-token according to the whitepaper etc. However they say you need to hold your D-token in a MEW (ofc). Lets assume that everyone holding D-tokens pulls their dividends. Those 20 million D-tokens are -in theory- also eligibile to receive ETH dividends. Where does the excess ETH go? Does it stay in the DALP? If so, what does this mean? This means, if Ill hold 2 types of tokens and if I Ill have SXUT tokens than I can receive more % of dividends? Can you clarify this?
No, U-tokens have no effect on the dividends. U-tokens are for active users of the platform. I hear previously U-token has buy back platform in order to increase its price where as D- token is for dividends platform. Where most of the companies will not list dividends token but U- token will in many exchanges. |
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Randomaze
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May 30, 2018, 09:27:35 AM |
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Tell me, please, on which exchanges is this coin already traded? Are there plans to add to the new stock exchanges? If so, which ones?
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freemind1
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May 30, 2018, 09:31:19 AM |
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Randomaze
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May 30, 2018, 09:33:57 AM |
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Thank you for such prompt information! And what is the difference between SXDT and SXUT? |
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Ano
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May 30, 2018, 09:35:48 AM |
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Tell me, please, on which exchanges is this coin already traded? Are there plans to add to the new stock exchanges? If so, which ones?
From long time this token is not added on new exchanges even this is really important at this stage when liquidity is become the big problem for this. I hope soon dev will make this arrange to add these token on some new exchange than it will become attractive with big news. |
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moriskarlov
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May 30, 2018, 01:59:14 PM |
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No fresh news from Spectre team since 10 May. They launched trading platform and what next? Tokens price are at the old level. Have they got roadmap, any important milestones are being scheduled on summer?
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