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termonator61
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January 05, 2018, 08:41:57 AM |
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What bonus is provided for investors on the ICO?
There won’t be any bonuses for investors during the ICO. All the bonuses are over together with pre-ICO. |
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It is a common myth that Bitcoin is ruled by a majority of miners. This is not true. Bitcoin miners "vote" on the ordering of transactions, but that's all they do. They can't vote to change the network rules.
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nicolasbit
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January 05, 2018, 08:45:15 AM |
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Hi everybody. How will be the check of correctness of storage of the last relevant copy of registry and software in any node be carried out?
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devilini
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January 05, 2018, 09:26:11 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
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defender77
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January 05, 2018, 09:28:27 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. |
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devilini
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January 05, 2018, 09:32:00 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. Oh yeah, it sounds interesting. And what functions will main nodes have which can’t be performed by any other nodes? |
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defender77
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January 05, 2018, 09:35:51 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. Oh yeah, it sounds interesting. And what functions will main nodes have which can’t be performed by any other nodes? The main nodes will be engaged in processing of transactions which will be stored in various nodes of the network. The final function of all the main nodes is to put a new formed block to the registry. |
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January 05, 2018, 09:40:02 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. Oh yeah, it sounds interesting. And what functions will main nodes have which can’t be performed by any other nodes? The main nodes will be engaged in processing of transactions which will be stored in various nodes of the network. The final function of all the main nodes is to put a new formed block to the registry. In my opinion, if all the nodes have the same priority, the main ones will process transaction slowly. Or am I wrong? |
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acaciahill94
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January 05, 2018, 09:50:33 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. Oh yeah, it sounds interesting. And what functions will main nodes have which can’t be performed by any other nodes? The main nodes will be engaged in processing of transactions which will be stored in various nodes of the network. The final function of all the main nodes is to put a new formed block to the registry. In my opinion, if all the nodes have the same priority, the main ones will process transaction slowly. Or am I wrong? I believe that priority doesn’t affect the speed of processing transactions in any way. And as for increase in speed of processing of transactions, there will be a special combined protocol in the system used for this purpose. |
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gavrosh
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January 05, 2018, 09:54:57 AM |
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So there’s the main node which must be above all the others in system’s operation but, according to the platform’s technical documentation, all the types of nodes have the same priority. Why should the main one be selected in this case, if its functions can be executed by any other? In my opinion, it’s just extra load for servers.
They all will really have the same priority but it doesn’t mean that the nodes of equal types can be interchangeable and execute the functions of each other. The main nodes have other kind of options, which differ them from regular and trusted ones, that’s why they’re selected as a certain type. Oh yeah, it sounds interesting. And what functions will main nodes have which can’t be performed by any other nodes? The main nodes will be engaged in processing of transactions which will be stored in various nodes of the network. The final function of all the main nodes is to put a new formed block to the registry. In my opinion, if all the nodes have the same priority, the main ones will process transaction slowly. Or am I wrong? I believe that priority doesn’t affect the speed of processing transactions in any way. And as for increase in speed of processing of transactions, there will be a special combined protocol in the system used for this purpose. What is this protocol? Is it a kind of unique development of Credits’ experts? |
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newboi
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January 05, 2018, 11:44:22 AM |
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Does anybody know what objects will it be possible to indicate as entry parameters when executing any financial service?
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Forspareparts
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January 05, 2018, 12:29:06 PM |
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It’s told in the definition of Credits that this is a method of group making decisions. Tell me please, what groups will make decisions?
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stil55
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January 05, 2018, 01:12:36 PM |
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Hi on your CREDITS platform, smatcontract is also used both on the ethereum blokcheyn or are there differences in them?As i understand from white paper on CREDITs platform users will be able to create smatcontract where more than two parties can participate. It is page 12 in WP - Performing Smart Contract Terms
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advertkane121
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January 06, 2018, 10:28:10 AM |
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How much of the money, collected on the ICO, will be frozen in Escrow?
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mirsad786
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January 06, 2018, 10:33:49 AM |
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How much of the money, collected on the ICO, will be frozen in Escrow?
30% will be frozen till the release of the alpha version. And other 20% will be frozen till the release of the full version. |
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Ackedy
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January 06, 2018, 10:40:47 AM |
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Does the company plan to sell all issued coins during the ICO?
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MadduckUK
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January 06, 2018, 10:51:21 AM |
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Does the company plan to sell all issued coins during the ICO?
Of course not. Only 60% of total tokens emission was allocated to the ISO. |
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spottcoin
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January 06, 2018, 10:55:15 AM |
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Your project description saying, that the amount of remuneration to crosspoints owners may be constantly changing. How often, and under what conditions, and in what direction this will happen? Tell me please, if it’s not a secret?
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sinfazat22ron
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January 06, 2018, 11:00:40 AM |
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As I understood it, there will be the competitive environment in the system between all crosspoints, in the struggle for the "master" status. But who will eventually determine, which crosspoint will get this status and which one will not?
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evergreensys
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January 06, 2018, 11:06:47 AM |
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Hello. I couldn’t find any information on what equipment. for service operation, the company would buy and how much money it would need for that? I'm interested in that, because I want to estimate now the speed with which Credits will work.
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bit679
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January 06, 2018, 11:10:41 AM |
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Hello. I couldn’t find any information on what equipment. for service operation, the company would buy and how much money it would need for that? I'm interested in that, because I want to estimate now the speed with which Credits will work.
Hello! As far as I know, the company will not purchase server hardware for the service Third-party equipment owners, that will be Credits’ crosspoints at the same time, will be responsible for that. |
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