Introducing Storecoin zero-fee payments and p2p cloud computing platform

[storecoindev]

Buy STORE | Website | Telegram | Twitter | Telegram News | Litepaper

Do you mine bitcoins? The Storecoin public blockchain will let you mine datacoins next.

Buy STORE in a Milestone Token Offering

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[joalated]

Great to see you have been listed on icodrops, that's a good sign
Data market size is really huge and keeps on growing - hope you will take part of this pie soon

[wirenos]

Great to see you have been listed on icodrops, that's a good sign
Data market size is really huge and keeps on growing - hope you will take part of this pie soon

just googled forecast of the data market by 2022
http://go.451research.com/2018-04-Total-Data-market-projected-146bn-by-2022.html
not bad indeed

[storecoindev]

See Storecoin Cloud for some of our researches in the areas of data privacy and security when data is traded or shared. We believe that just government regulations such as the EU's GDPR are not sufficient to safeguard data privacy. We need an infrastructure where sensitive information is identified in the context of the app data and then encrypted at rest and anonymized when accessed. If we can do that successfully, valuable data can be represented by datacoins and traded without the fear of invasion of privacy or data leaks.

- Storecoin Team.

[Filatenw]

Love the fact the team has chosen MTO. Milestone token offerings are only for the guys that have balls

[gaerisk]

Did I understand correctly that the Commission for payments within the system will be zero? It's not profitable for the platform itself, or I do not know something?

Yeah more and more MTOs are coming to the market. Quite a good alternative for IEOs

[Gubkat]

Did I understand correctly that the Commission for payments within the system will be zero? It's not profitable for the platform itself, or I do not know something?

Yeah more and more MTOs are coming to the market. Quite a good alternative for IEOs

If I see IEO not on Binance, I just pass it. No more games like that anymore. MTOs are much safer than classic ICOs or STOs or IEOs (not on Binance).

[Valeriiko]

If I see IEO not on Binance, I just pass it. No more games like that anymore. MTOs are much safer than classic ICOs or STOs or IEOs (not on Binance).

I am also a supporter of MTOs, but do not believe everyone, before you invest in the project is to study it carefully.

[Filatenw]

I am also a supporter of MTOs, but do not believe everyone, before you invest in the project is to study it carefully.

MTO is much less risky than ICO or IEO, at least you see personally the development of the project in which you invest, and not just promises.

[gaerisk]

I am also a supporter of MTOs, but do not believe everyone, before you invest in the project is to study it carefully.

MTO is much less risky than ICO or IEO, at least you see personally the development of the project in which you invest, and not just promises.

I have already met many promising projects, but they have one problem, which is security. I would like to understand in detail the security system Storecoin

[storecoindev]

Storecoin, with early backing from Ari Paul of BlockTower and more, is launching its long-awaited Milestone Token Sale (MTO)

Storecoin — a zero-fee payments and p2p cloud computing platform with early backing from Ari Paul of BlockTower, Full Tilt Capital, Matt Ocko, AlphaBit Fund, Ari Nazir of Neural Capital, and more — is launching its long-awaited Milestone Token Offering. This global Regulation D and Regulation S securities offering aims to bring over 500 new wallets and up to $4.97 Million of Treasury into the project.

Register at https://sale.storecoin.com/.
Please visit Milestone Token Sale announcement for more details.

[storecoindev]

Did I understand correctly that the Commission for payments within the system will be zero? It's not profitable for the platform itself, or I do not know something?

Yeah more and more MTOs are coming to the market. Quite a good alternative for IEOs

Miners (we call them dWorkers for "decentralized workers") on Storecoin are paid with a low annual inflation of $STORE tokens in the form of block rewards for securing the payment transactions. This removes the need for a transaction fee as a form of compensation to dWorkers.

[Mihawk]

This coin has been developing a long time, right? I'll be trying to get some through these weeks. You could soon facilitate this interaction.

[storecoindev]

I am also a supporter of MTOs, but do not believe everyone, before you invest in the project is to study it carefully.

MTO is much less risky than ICO or IEO, at least you see personally the development of the project in which you invest, and not just promises.

I have already met many promising projects, but they have one problem, which is security. I would like to understand in detail the security system Storecoin

There are two aspects to the security system — a) security in the consensus layer, b) economic security. Most projects talk about the former and not much about the latter. We believe that economic security is equally important because if there are economic incentives to cheat, people will cheat. We have captured our research around security on our site on BlockfinBFT, Storecoin's BFT consensus algorithm. Specifically, you may be interested in the following.

1. Storecoin compares practical security implications of Algorand's BFT consensus algorithm with BlockfinBFT — https://news.storecoin.com/news/storecoin-compares-practical-security-implications-if-algorand-bft-consensus-algorithm-with-blockfin
2. Trustlessness and security in Storecoin — https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ak8JTLbuha6kngAW4pNeFVKSVAqDF0zauApiSkHYc6g/edit#slide=id.g4959126e67_0_0

- StorecoinDev

[Filatenw]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

[gembira]

You mean zero-fee payment or near zero-fee? And what types of date you mean? I know several projects about Data, and no one of the didn't deliever nothing for last 2 years (

[Valeriiko]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

Hm... To be honest, I don't like iCloud, I think it is inconvenient to use. But maybe this is because of bad UX/UI.

[Gubkat]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

He worked in Apple only one year, didn't he? Why did he quit?

[gaerisk]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

He worked in Apple only one year, didn't he? Why did he quit?

I don't know... But it is more interesting that he has 5-year experience in Cisco WebEx as frontend architecture. I hope he will use his knowledge

[Filatenw]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

He worked in Apple only one year, didn't he? Why did he quit?

I don't know... But it is more interesting that he has 5-year experience in Cisco WebEx as frontend architecture. I hope he will use his knowledge

Bad design and technological issues aren't the same thing and it wasn't his  area of responsibility so I don't understand your claim

[Valeriiko]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

He worked in Apple only one year, didn't he? Why did he quit?

I don't know... But it is more interesting that he has 5-year experience in Cisco WebEx as frontend architecture. I hope he will use his knowledge

Bad design and technological issues aren't the same thing and it wasn't his  area of responsibility so I don't understand your claim

This is interview with CEO and CTO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fptz7ewk9Cs
I think they can create a successful project

[Gubkat]

I don’t understand why tokens which backed by data is more stable than tokens which backed by USD or a basket of global currencies..

[gaerisk]

Where all data will be stored? Will you use local HDDs of all users participating in the network or something yet?

platform release is scheduled only for 2023, the cryptocurrency market is too unstable to make such distant forecasts, IMHO

[Filatenw]

 I don’t want this project to become popular in order to avoid competition with other buyers

[Valeriiko]

So where to buy storecoins?

[Gubkat]

Guys, did you see their CTO?! He worked as a cloud infrastructure engineer in Apple! It inspires confidence

Hm... To be honest, I don't like iCloud, I think it is inconvenient to use. But maybe this is because of bad UX/UI.

Go via link https://sale.storecoin.com

[gaerisk]

Cool project and great team but there are many competitors in this area. What are the unique features of Storecoin?

[Valeriiko]

Cool project and great team but there are many competitors in this area. What are the unique features of Storecoin?

See page 9 in Lite paper https://storecoin.com/litepaper

[storecoindev]

Where all data will be stored? Will you use local HDDs of all users participating in the network or something yet?

We published the details about the Storecoin Platform — the whys, whats and hows — in our Litepaper. It's a bit longer to read in one sitting, but the first 5 pages should give you a quick overview of our approach to decentralized cloud.

All the user data (created by tokenized apps) is stored encrypted on Storecoin storage nodes called, Messagenodes. See the "Privacy and de-identification protocol" in the paper for more details.

- StorecoinDev.

[storecoindev]

Where all data will be stored? Will you use local HDDs of all users participating in the network or something yet?

Interesting project, but talking about clouds, I think about safety of data and that's the question - will my files be encrypted in Storecoin?

We published the details about the Storecoin Platform — the whys, whats and hows — in our Litepaper. It's a bit longer to read in one sitting, but the first 5 pages should give you a quick overview of our approach to decentralized cloud.

Specifically:

Data privacy and security is critical to Storecoin's existence. The question we attempt to answer is — can we ensure data privacy and security even when sensitive information is traded? See the "Privacy and de-identification protocol" in the paper and the protocol details for how we address this problem.

- StorecoinDev.

[Filatenw]

A lot of data-related projects are successful and I hope it is one off them

[Gubkat]

All social networks collect data about users and some of them use an artificial intelligence (don’t forget about scandal with Facebook). That’s why I don’t have accounts in Facebook. However, I consider this project as a possible investment

[Filatenw]

All social networks collect data about users and some of them use an artificial intelligence (don’t forget about scandal with Facebook). That’s why I don’t have accounts in Facebook. However, I consider this project as a possible investment

Very interesting diagram “Sound Money with non-compounding inflationary monetary policy”. The most funniest that they consider a 1000 year period 😂 This is a real strategic planning!

[gaerisk]

All social networks collect data about users and some of them use an artificial intelligence (don’t forget about scandal with Facebook). That’s why I don’t have accounts in Facebook. However, I consider this project as a possible investment

well i'm in the telegram group. I believe that this project has a future so best of luck to you!

[Filatenw]

This project is strongly associated with politics. But in many countries, crypto is prohibited. I do not believe in this project

[Valeriiko]

This project is strongly associated with politics. But in many countries, crypto is prohibited. I do not believe in this project

I do not agree. Crypto has been developing steadily over the years and the largest democracies support this movement.

[Gubkat]

This project is strongly associated with politics. But in many countries, crypto is prohibited. I do not believe in this project

I do not agree. Crypto has been developing steadily over the years and the largest democracies support this movement.

If this project will be used in the elections, it will be a real democracy!

[gaerisk]

Your token should be named as Votecoin 😜

[Valeriiko]

It is a good project. Data is a really great use case for blockchain technology. That is why I think it will succeed in.

[Filatenw]

Maybe they have government support? Then there are questions about the fairness of the counting of votes

[Gubkat]

Read this info from LP: Storecoin governance institutes “one entity, one vote”, which prevents an adversary with a disproportionately large stake in the network asserting disproportionately large voting power. Any questions?

[gaerisk]

Read this info from LP: Storecoin governance institutes “one entity, one vote”, which prevents an adversary with a disproportionately large stake in the network asserting disproportionately large voting power. Any questions?

I think that the Know Your Voter process is too complicated to implement. The main problem is here: “One entity, one vote” mandates verified identities of all voters, which typically requires a centralized identity verifier to certify voter identities.

[Valeriiko]

Yeah, how can we give a KYV for each voter of big country, for example USA, China or Russia?

[Filatenw]

Yeah, how can we give a KYV for each voter of big country, for example USA, China or Russia?

I’ve read a Litepaper and it looks like a comprehensive project, I want to invest it a little. Storecoin has a lot of potential

[Gubkat]

to my regret, even after visiting your site, I didn't get information about what your main goal is and how you will achieve it

[Valeriiko]

I see a lot of projects focusing attention on data. Data is a really good use case for blockchain technology. But I am not sure that all such projects will present viable product. What are advantages of this project?

[gaerisk]

I see a lot of projects focusing attention on data. Data is a really good use case for blockchain technology. But I am not sure that all such projects will present viable product. What are advantages of this project?

I see the main advantages in zero-fee payments, a decentralized p2p cloud computing platform and a protocol for app developers to mint their own cryptographic tokens

[Filatenw]

I like both the project and the team very much. Wish you all good luck and I am sure this project will be a success! 😊

[Gubkat]

I like both the project and the team very much. Wish you all good luck and I am sure this project will be a success! 😊

As people living in 21 century, we have become the tools to collect data through our actions, behaviors and movements.

[Valeriiko]

Did you see this review from Ivan? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ksYMBu0CHE

[gaerisk]

Why some people call Storecoin the next Bitcoin 3.0?

[Filatenw]

I got acquainted with Storecoin at the CoinAgenda Conference, hi Chris!

[storecoindev]

I don’t understand why tokens which backed by data is more stable than tokens which backed by USD or a basket of global currencies..

This is not about stability. Tokens backed by USD or a basket of global currencies have their own use cases. If data is the new oil we believe that it can be tokenized. Think of every piece of *valuable* data having its own private key. If data is indeed valuable, the resulting datacoins will be valuable too. This is in contrast to ERC20 tokens, which are not backed by anything (except for the future deliverables by the team) and hence they are mostly speculative. Our Litepaper describes these concepts in detail.

- Storecoindev

[storecoindev]

So where to buy storecoins?

Storecoin website

- Storecoindev

[Gubkat]

Data explosion is a real problem and seems like this process will not stop.

[storecoindev]

Read this info from LP: Storecoin governance institutes “one entity, one vote”, which prevents an adversary with a disproportionately large stake in the network asserting disproportionately large voting power. Any questions?

I think that the Know Your Voter process is too complicated to implement. The main problem is here: “One entity, one vote” mandates verified identities of all voters, which typically requires a centralized identity verifier to certify voter identities.

KYV will be a complex process (not from the voter's perspective, but the implementation), but we believe that it is necessary to remove any dependence on a centralized entity to make decisions. See this paper for verifying identity as a social intersection. "Decentralization" means different things to different people and the meaning changes from one context to another. The question is, how can you start the process of decentralization without a (even semi-) centralized decision making process? We believe KYV is one such answer.

- Storecoindev.

[storecoindev]

to my regret, even after visiting your site, I didn't get information about what your main goal is and how you will achieve it

Not sure if you have seen our Litepaper, which discusses the problem domain and our solution in great detail. It contains a few references to our research for further reading. Hope, that helps.

- Storecoindev.

[storecoindev]

Data explosion is a real problem and seems like this process will not stop.

Data explosion is indeed a real problem and with that comes privacy and data security problems. We live in an ad-supported economy where majority of services are offered free of charge in exchange for allowing harnessing users’ data. This means, users pay for the services they use with their privacy. Many data projects promise user privacy, but they skirt the fact that a) privacy is a spectrum -- some tolerate it better than others, if they perceive the services they are using as beneficial and b) ad-supported and data-trading/sharing economy is here to stay. So, we attempt to address this head on with our privacy and de-identification module for the Storecoin Platform. We will certainly learn more as we make progress, but we believe that this problem (privacy and security) must be dealt head on.

- Storecoindev

[Filatenw]

Data explosion is a real problem and seems like this process will not stop.

I don’t agree with you. Now many people refuse to use social networks and reduce their information flow!

[U]

Just a new name of ICO to MTO,of course I support both.
100X for earlier private sales with current price with nothing important achieved.
Nice work.
https://research.storecoin.com/treasury

[Valeriiko]

Data explosion is a real problem and seems like this process will not stop.

I don’t agree with you. Now many people refuse to use social networks and reduce their information flow!

Yeah, but the growth in data usage doesn’t depend on people. Technology penetrates all walks of life and datacoins is a good solution

[gaerisk]

I don’t quite understand how to transform data into programmable money.

[Filatenw]

I don’t quite understand how to transform data into programmable money.

I thought that it looks like paid cloud storage, no?

[U]

Comparison between storecoin and 0chain:
https://twitter.com/StorecoinDev/status/1146125973206622208

[U]

marketcap comparison:

0chain:
https://cryptorank.io/currencies/0chain/price-chart
Supply Cap:1.8 M $,  Totall Cap:9.0 M$

storecoin:
https://storecoin.com/ppm
Current Cap:$33.50 Million to $43.14 Million
Estimated Year 2029 Market Cap   $129.05 Million - $166.19 Million

About 10x bigger than 0chain.

[Valeriiko]

how will you decide the worth of collected data? Why 1 MB = 1 Datacoin?

[storecoindev]

I don’t quite understand how to transform data into programmable money.

See pages 16-18 for details in our Litepaper.

- Storecoindev.

[Gubkat]

how will you decide the worth of collected data? Why 1 MB = 1 Datacoin?

I think that it depends on demand and rarity, online availability and accessibility and data licensing market value.

[storecoindev]

I don’t quite understand how to transform data into programmable money.

I thought that it looks like paid cloud storage, no?

There is no *cost* to end users to store their data like in decentralized storage services. If the data created by the users of the "tokenized apps" on Storecoin have value -- meaning, they back apps' datacoins -- then developers, app users, and Storecoin miners will all share the revenue resulting from data trading. While user data is traded, note that any sensitive information will go through context-sensitive anonymization scheme to protect data privacy. The user experience for end users will be similar to using traditional web or mobile applications in that they are *not* responsible for finding storage for their data.

- Storecoindev.

[storecoindev]

how will you decide the worth of collected data? Why 1 MB = 1 Datacoin?

I think that it depends on demand and rarity, online availability and accessibility and data licensing market value.

This is correct. While 1MB of data = 1datacoin, the *price* of datacoin varies from one app to another. In addition, if an app exposes different *classes* of data (similar to say, https://www.experian.com/assets/data-university/brochures/ems-list-services-catalog.pdf) and the buyer wants a *specific* class of data, the price may be different than 1 datacoin for every MB of data. Apps determine how their data is valued and set the price accordingly. 1MB = 1 datacoin holds true if you buy firehose of data from a given app.

- Storecoindev.

[chaoscoinz]

Will there be a bounty campaign for Storecoin?

[gaerisk]

The team and advisors of Storecoin are solid and it's good to see they have extensive experience in blockchain technology and cloud industry. It's very interesting in what they want to achieve for this project. Generally, the product is good and the idea of this project is relevant.

[Valeriiko]

Okay, 1 MB = 1 Datacoin. But how much will 1 Datacoin cost in BTC or in ETH?

[Gubkat]

Data production is growing exponentially, however just a minimal percentage is currently being analyzed, used, or monetized. Storecoin has an original idea that "improves" data quality, a market that is now valued at more than $3 trillion, and a gold mine for large corporations and governments.

[Filatenw]

One of the things that makes a project successful is the strong dev team. I see this in Storecoin

[gaerisk]

So if I'm not wrong you have both $STORE token and Datacoin but why don't you use only one of them?

[storecoindev]

So if I'm not wrong you have both $STORE token and Datacoin but why don't you use only one of them?

Datacoins are app specific, more like ERC20 tokens on Ethereum network. The difference is that datacoins are "backed" by schema-verified data created by respective apps. So, if the data is valuable, so would be datacoins. This gives freedom to app developers to price their data in units of their app's datacoins. Now, it is possible that a category of data (say, "weather data") is available from multiple apps hosted on Storecoin and it may be impractical for a buyer to pay in individual app datacoins to access data from different apps. Such cross-app data purchases can be paid with $STORE. All datacoins are denominated in $STORE, which makes this possible. Datacoins are emitted based on the amount of data created in the tokenized apps and no two apps will create data at the same rate or volume. This separation, where data is priced in app's own datacoins instead of tying its price to base currency, allows accurate representation of the "value" of the data.

[Gubkat]

So if I'm not wrong you have both $STORE token and Datacoin but why don't you use only one of them?

Yeah, monopolistic tech giants track and collect data about their users more than ever and Zuckerberg confirms it 😁

[Valeriiko]

I’ve never heard about homomorphic encryption before but Wiki helps me and now I understand that it is good solution.

[Filatenw]

I’ve never heard about homomorphic encryption before but Wiki helps me and now I understand that it is good solution.

As stated in Litepaper it allows computation to be performed directly on the encrypted data without decrypting it first!

[Gubkat]

Has homomorphic encryption been used before in other projects?

[VerDinr]

Has homomorphic encryption been used before in other projects?

This is a very interesting direction in encryption and it has several stages of development. Look Wiki. Some members of the team are real experts in homomorphic encryption and that's cool!

[gaerisk]

The team of this project is very experienced, because there are some team members and advisors from famous technology companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon... This concept is interesting mix between data cloud and cryptocurrency. Good luck fellows!

[Gubkat]

Using encryption should increase processing time, right? So usual clouds are better.

[Filatenw]

Using encryption should increase processing time, right? So usual clouds are better.

Devs said that performance will be comparable to centralized clouds, let’s see how it will be in real life

[Valeriiko]

I can’t understand why transaction fees don’t help with combating DDoS and spam attacks? It is like entry threshold, isn’t it?

[storecoindev]

I can’t understand why transaction fees don’t help with combating DDoS and spam attacks? It is like entry threshold, isn’t it?

A DDoS attack can be launched with a large number of legitimate requests or simply sending garbage to overwhelm the server capacity. In 2018, a 1.3Tbps DDoS attack was launched on GitHub for a duration of about 15-20 minutes. The motive of attackers in cases like this is to simply overwhelm the servers and more often than not, they don't care about sending *legitimate* requests. From the architecture perspective, you need to be prepared for the worse. So, we concluded that while transaction fees may *theoretically* combat spam, a determined attacker may not even care about sending real transactions to the network. So, a better defense mechanism must be built anyways, so why even pretend that transaction fees eliminate spam? In addition, micro transactions are possible on the Storecoin network, so it is possible that the network experiences an influx of large number of requests from time to time. We call this legal spam because the *traffic pattern* is that of spam, but the transactions are all legal. We have captured our research on DDoS and spam protection here.

- Storecoindev. 

[gaerisk]

I can’t understand why transaction fees don’t help with combating DDoS and spam attacks? It is like entry threshold, isn’t it?

I thought it’s only for dWorkers. Also, Storecoin addresses DDoS and spam attack concerns with a request rate-limiting design, which protects Storecoin nodes from such attacks.

[Filatenw]

Why did the creator decide that democracy will rule the world in the future? I think the world is going to the monarchical system, in which the project will not be relevant.

[Valeriiko]

Why did the creator decide that democracy will rule the world in the future? I think the world is going to the monarchical system, in which the project will not be relevant.

This is a political issue that is difficult to predict. But at the moment democracy prevails in most developing countries

[gaerisk]

“One entity, one vote” can be a real revolution. What will the government answer to the non-use of such technologies in the elections?

[Filatenw]

“One entity, one vote” can be a real revolution. What will the government answer to the non-use of such technologies in the elections?

Do they have an agreement with any country about using this system? Sounds interesting

[Valeriiko]

“One entity, one vote” can be a real revolution. What will the government answer to the non-use of such technologies in the elections?

Do they have an agreement with any country about using this system? Sounds interesting

There is nothing about testing “One entity, one vote” in roadmap

[Gubkat]

“One entity, one vote” can be a real revolution. What will the government answer to the non-use of such technologies in the elections?

Do they have an agreement with any country about using this system? Sounds interesting

There is nothing about testing “One entity, one vote” in roadmap

They said that their approaches are hence, practical. But I did not find evidence of this

[Filatenw]

The financial aspect is also very important here. The larger the country, the more voters. The more voters, the greater the cost of providing KYV.

[gaerisk]

The financial aspect is also very important here. The larger the country, the more voters. The more voters, the greater the cost of providing KYV.

Yeah, that’s why they rejected any technical architecture that is economically impractical (the cost is many multiples of traditional cloud computing services) or gravitate towards centralization on governance (like Plutocratic voting power)!

[Gubkat]

The financial aspect is also very important here. The larger the country, the more voters. The more voters, the greater the cost of providing KYV.

Yeah, that’s why they rejected any technical architecture that is economically impractical (the cost is many multiples of traditional cloud computing services) or gravitate towards centralization on governance (like Plutocratic voting power)!

This concept is very interesting though and very effective. A good team and Advisor board with a quite innovative product and a great vision. The user experience must be good as well. I think there is some potential on this.

[gaerisk]

The team appreciates all the support they get, really happy to see people so enthusiastic about the future and potential of the project, the team is set to achieve all their milestones and have this out soon. Thank you! 😉

[Valeriiko]

Does anyone know when the bounty will start?

[Filatenw]

Great initiative. Your project is promising and has good planning. I think this business will benefit many people. hopefully for a smooth development and many people who are interested in your idea.

[LilGeeg]

Advisors are very cool, especially The Crypto Dog (Full-time Blockchain investor) 😀

[VerDinr]

Advisors are very cool, especially The Crypto Dog (Full-time Blockchain investor)

I think they will test their system in USA because former digital director for the Obama White House is their advisor

[Valeriiko]

Advisors are very cool, especially The Crypto Dog (Full-time Blockchain investor)

I think they will test their system in USA because former digital director for the Obama White House is their advisor

And Facebook will help, former infrastructure engineer at Facebook is their adviser too 😂

[LilGeeg]

Guys, you can read about Storecoin's Governance here: https://storecoin.com/governance

[Filatenw]

Guys, you can read about Storecoin's Governance here: https://storecoin.com/governance

Also you can join Storecoin's Peer Review working group for its Governance of checks and balances

[Valeriiko]

Guys, you can read about Storecoin's Governance here: https://storecoin.com/governance

Also you can join Storecoin's Peer Review working group for its Governance of checks and balances

we live in the century of information technology and the data is the basis of our society, so the project must be successful.

[VerDinr]

Who can participate in your campaign? I’m from USA

[LilGeeg]

I like idea that datacoins issued on Storecoin are backed by data. It can guarantee the stable of coin

[Valeriiko]

I’ve read an essay how Facebook could give users control of their data without needing governments to intervene. And I don’t understand, will you cooperate with the government or not?

[Filatenw]

I’ve read an essay how Facebook could give users control of their data without needing governments to intervene. And I don’t understand, will you cooperate with the government or not?

The first does not exclude the second, man.

[VerDinr]

Do they have a bounty campaign? I want to buy their coins but I have no money now!!!

[LilGeeg]

Do they have a bounty campaign? I want to buy their coins but I have no money now!!!

You can find this information here:https://research.storecoin.com/bounties

[Filatenw]

The team has accomplished a lot of tasks since we met at the Crypto Finance Conference. Well done!

[Valeriiko]

When you saying 0 fee, you should explain how system know which transaction should be processed first! This is a main purpose of fees and blocks are limited in size!

[VerDinr]

When you saying 0 fee, you should explain how system know which transaction should be processed first! This is a main purpose of fees and blocks are limited in size!

How do they order the blocks (agree on previous and next block) if it is async/parallel?

[nutildah]

Who can participate in your campaign? I’m from USA

That's such bullshit. You're a Russian spammer for hire. You were hired by this project to bump their otherwise lifeless thread for them, which means there's a strong chance that its a scam.

Check out the post histories of all these spammers: they always post in the same threads together. They help promote scams for a living. Investors be warned.

[LilGeeg]

Is blockfin protocol peer reviewed and formally verified? If not, how do we know it will do what it claims?

[Filatenw]

Is blockfin protocol peer reviewed and formally verified? If not, how do we know it will do what it claims?

I predict they will have to implement some sort of 0-slashing to deal with that inflation or risk miner dissatisfaction.

[nutildah]

Is blockfin protocol peer reviewed and formally verified? If not, how do we know it will do what it claims?

I predict they will have to implement some sort of 0-slashing to deal with that inflation or risk miner dissatisfaction.

I predict this project is a scam because you're here commenting in its thread. There's no faster way for a project to bring the heat down on itself than by hiring your stupid spamming service. It instantly makes them lose all credibility, as it means they have to resort to hiring losers to create fake buzz for them.

[Valeriiko]

They have only Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram accounts

[storecoindev]

When you saying 0 fee, you should explain how system know which transaction should be processed first! This is a main purpose of fees and blocks are limited in size!

Please see Slide 9 in this presentation. The transactions are *not* prioritized based on the transaction fee, but are processed as they arrive.

[storecoindev]

When you saying 0 fee, you should explain how system know which transaction should be processed first! This is a main purpose of fees and blocks are limited in size!

How do they order the blocks (agree on previous and next block) if it is async/parallel?

Please see Slide 9 in this presentation. The consensus process essentially involves "agreeing" to assemble a set of transactions into the "next" empty block. The details are in the slide.

[storecoindev]

Is blockfin protocol peer reviewed and formally verified? If not, how do we know it will do what it claims?

Public peer review is coming soon. In the meantime, a simulation of the consensus algorithm is published, which demonstrates nodes agreeing on the the same set of transactions for a block and ordering of the blocks in the presence of Byzantine actors.

[nutildah]

Is blockfin protocol peer reviewed and formally verified? If not, how do we know it will do what it claims?

Public peer review is coming soon. In the meantime, a simulation of the consensus algorithm is published, which demonstrates nodes agreeing on the the same set of transactions for a block and ordering of the blocks in the presence of Byzantine actors.

Why did you hire a bumping service to bump your thread? Don't you know this is a tactic primarily used by scammers? If you are dishonest enough to have to pay people to create fake buzz in your project, what does that say about the rest of your project? You obviously don't care about anything except for raising ICO funds.