1.75 bitcoins

[gmashif]

I'm giving away 1.75 bitcoins in seven days to everyone who votes on this post, divided evenly.
This post has at least 11 votes ($1024 ≈ 1.75 BTC).
In 7 days this post will be swept, and all the votes will be divided among the users who vote.

https://tyger.ac/posts/779

[Laosai]

Any one opened the page ?

[keithers]

Any one opened the page ?

Im actually a bit curious on what it is, but no, i didnt open it. Did you?

[E.exchanger]

Any one opened the page ?

I did but it needs you to sign up to vote. I didn't voted as iam not interested in signing up.

[Snail2]

For the curious people, this is the "system":

    "Each vote costs $1.
    Each additional vote costs $2, $4, $8, $16, etc.
    After the end of a news cycle (one week), each voter gets $1 back. Any additional vote money is distributed as follows:
        10% to Tyger.
        10% to the original submitter.
        80% to each voter, divided evenly by the number of voters.
    It is free to submit and comment. Only voting requires a balance."

You can pay by BTC or by card at the registration... if you brave enough to give away such details (I wasn't...)

Edit: according to McAfee this site looks clean (or using some new kind of nasties).

[hostmaster]

interesting project. i try to vote.

[jodybay]

scary

[jodybay]

For the curious people, this is the "system":

    "Each vote costs $1.
    Each additional vote costs $2, $4, $8, $16, etc.
    After the end of a news cycle (one week), each voter gets $1 back. Any additional vote money is distributed as follows:
        10% to Tyger.
        10% to the original submitter.
        80% to each voter, divided evenly by the number of voters.
    It is free to submit and comment. Only voting requires a balance."

You can pay by BTC or by card at the registration... if you brave enough to give away such details (I wasn't...)

Edit: according to McAfee this site looks clean (or using some new kind of nasties).

is this a scam?? or legit

[starrychloe]

How can you call it a Ponzi when it doesn't depend on new people? You shouldn't make accusations when you don't have any evidence! Did you read the paper?

Tyger is based on Quadratic Vote Buying [PDF].
http://economics.uchicago.edu/workshops/Weyl%20Glen%20-%20Quadratic%20Vote%20Buying.pdf

Yeah, it's basically camouflaged ponzi.

[OceanWhispers]

Just signed up, going to try this out with 2 votes.

So is it you who will be paying out the BTC? I dont fully understand

[b!z]

Looks like a 1993 reddit-themed ponzi

[OceanWhispers]

When does this end?
On the site it was started on the 22nd so One would think it ended on the first, or today.

[OceanWhispers]

soo...

[CryptoKilla]

Looks like a 1993 reddit-themed ponzi

Haha yup

[mikstroa]

Why people wasting time designing this kind of sites, and wasting others time too