vytasz7
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June 19, 2015, 08:15:43 AM |
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if computer can be called APPLE i dont see any problem to call a coin BURST
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callmejack
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June 19, 2015, 08:44:25 AM |
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if computer can be called APPLE i dont see any problem to call a coin BURST
if you compare it like that it takes at least 20 years before burst skyrockets
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vytasz7
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June 19, 2015, 09:00:52 AM |
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if computer can be called APPLE i dont see any problem to call a coin BURST
if you compare it like that it takes at least 20 years before burst skyrockets i just dont believe that name change could make it skyrocket, if it do we can change the name every week until burst reach apple marketcap
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Irontiga
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June 19, 2015, 09:01:34 AM |
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if computer can be called APPLE i dont see any problem to call a coin BURST
if you compare it like that it takes at least 20 years before burst skyrockets If burst get's an image like apple then no problem. Oops, not possible, Burst doesn't hate it's dev. But still, if having burst becomes like having an iphone, sweet as!!! Oh, and apple is a gay name for a computer, so don't compare it like that ;P
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vaxman
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June 19, 2015, 09:42:43 AM |
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So bitladen got me thinking about block rewards.
It might not be a good idea to touch them at all but what if we simply stretched out the block rewards, so basically we half them but they are printed in a way to get to a similar final supply. We are currently printing about 2,1000,000 Burst per day ~ $300, which coincidentally is a large part of the daily volume of Burst. So if we were to cut it back, then miners would stop dumping as much, the price of Burst in general would go up.. and they would still be making more than half as much but have a longer period of time during which it is profitable to mine and inflation goes down so investors should be more willing to jump on board.
Agreed?
Ahem - no. There are 888 Million coins out here today, much of it parked in exchanges - and the daily traded volume is a few hundred dollars. There is no demand. I have seen no arguments explaining why THAT would change if we alter the daily supply.
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riskyfire
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June 19, 2015, 11:47:19 AM |
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Hi,
People acquire a currency based on its utility, when I go to Spain I have to exchange my British Pounds for Euros so that I can spend them in the local stores buying various goods and services. Take note:- I have to acquire euros to access the products & services of the serviced zone.
Right now people have no reason to swap either fiat or other crypto currencys for burst. Only the other way around. This is simply because burst does not have any very much economical use and as I said before we need something really good that people can spend their burst on.
What product or service can we build that requires payment in burst?
Share you ideas, I'll even spend great deal of my burstcoin funding such a good idea.
We need to encourage people to acquire burst so that they can then access a useful product or service.
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laurelled
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June 19, 2015, 01:05:38 PM |
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Here's my take on how to make this coin more attractive.
1) No need to change the name. The only problem with "burst" is that it's a commonly used word. Using "burstcoin" instead of "burst" makes every mention searchable and discoverable.
2) This coin needs a white paper. A prestigious, high quality, peer-reviewed white paper, focusing on Proof of Capacity and on Smart Contracts. The blog posts by Mczarnek are a good starting point, but polishing and review is required. Hint: Lisa Cheng is an expert in white papers and has been involved in the production of white papers for some other cryptocurrency projects. Another hint: google "Eight Rules for Creating Great White Papers".
3) Don't change the underlying parameters of this coin. Yes, the low price of the coin may be caused by miners who are dumping their coins. But this should be countered by attracting new buyers through the publication of a highbrow white paper. Changing parameters or changing the name is an admission of failure, which is unnecessary with this coin.
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bobafett
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June 19, 2015, 03:51:02 PM |
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Hi,
People acquire a currency based on its utility, when I go to Spain I have to exchange my British Pounds for Euros so that I can spend them in the local stores buying various goods and services. Take note:- I have to acquire euros to access the products & services of the serviced zone.
Right now people have no reason to swap either fiat or other crypto currencys for burst. Only the other way around. This is simply because burst does not have any very much economical use and as I said before we need something really good that people can spend their burst on.
What product or service can we build that requires payment in burst?
Share you ideas, I'll even spend great deal of my burstcoin funding such a good idea.
We need to encourage people to acquire burst so that they can then access a useful product or service.
Bitcoins are the only crypto that you can widely use....
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bobafett
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June 19, 2015, 04:10:36 PM |
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Has anyone info if another coin is intrested in integrating cyam technology?
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Turn0ff
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June 19, 2015, 07:26:19 PM Last edit: June 19, 2015, 08:10:57 PM by Turn0ff |
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if computer can be called APPLE i dont see any problem to call a coin BURST
if you compare it like that it takes at least 20 years before burst skyrockets i just dont believe that name change could make it skyrocket, if it do we can change the name every week until burst reach apple marketcap If name change, something with 'storage' (if this feuture is implemented) or something with 'eco' (to push the eco-friendliness in relation to POW). Both would require funds for PR.
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Turn0ff
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June 19, 2015, 07:30:37 PM |
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Here's my take on how to make this coin more attractive.
1) No need to change the name. The only problem with "burst" is that it's a commonly used word. Using "burstcoin" instead of "burst" makes every mention searchable and discoverable.
2) This coin needs a white paper. A prestigious, high quality, peer-reviewed white paper, focusing on Proof of Capacity and on Smart Contracts. The blog posts by Mczarnek are a good starting point, but polishing and review is required. Hint: Lisa Cheng is an expert in white papers and has been involved in the production of white papers for some other cryptocurrency projects. Another hint: google "Eight Rules for Creating Great White Papers".
3) Don't change the underlying parameters of this coin. Yes, the low price of the coin may be caused by miners who are dumping their coins. But this should be countered by attracting new buyers through the publication of a highbrow white paper. Changing parameters or changing the name is an admission of failure, which is unnecessary with this coin.
1st prize for the best first post goes to...... laurelled!! Excellent, just excellent
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Turn0ff
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June 19, 2015, 08:19:17 PM Last edit: June 19, 2015, 08:36:44 PM by Turn0ff |
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Has anyone info if another coin is intrested in integrating cyam technology?
I've no clue, but I do know CYIAM recently did a really stupid thing, more or less blackmailing the forum. As a consequence, he had to payback the BTC he up till that time held for the forum due to his great reputation. However, he's reputation must have gone down the hill, fast, after this, and I'd be surprised if it did not effects his business. After reading about that, I don't own any Burst but is waiting for the market response to that and the future development, including funding. Edit
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mczarnek
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June 20, 2015, 12:46:38 AM |
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Here's my take on how to make this coin more attractive.
1) No need to change the name. The only problem with "burst" is that it's a commonly used word. Using "burstcoin" instead of "burst" makes every mention searchable and discoverable.
2) This coin needs a white paper. A prestigious, high quality, peer-reviewed white paper, focusing on Proof of Capacity and on Smart Contracts. The blog posts by Mczarnek are a good starting point, but polishing and review is required. Hint: Lisa Cheng is an expert in white papers and has been involved in the production of white papers for some other cryptocurrency projects. Another hint: google "Eight Rules for Creating Great White Papers".
3) Don't change the underlying parameters of this coin. Yes, the low price of the coin may be caused by miners who are dumping their coins. But this should be countered by attracting new buyers through the publication of a highbrow white paper. Changing parameters or changing the name is an admission of failure, which is unnecessary with this coin.
Appreciate the thoughts laurelled. I will look into Lisa Chang.. perhaps we can pay her for some help crafting a better paper. Step number 7 of "Eight Rules for Creating Great White Papers": Have a writer write it.. maybe we could could at least get someone to help us organize the flow. Should a whitepaper be focused just on Proof of Capacity? Then a separate white paper for our smart contracts implementation?
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mczarnek
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June 20, 2015, 12:49:03 AM |
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Has anyone info if another coin is intrested in integrating cyam technology?
I've no clue, but I do know CYIAM recently did a really stupid thing, more or less blackmailing the forum. As a consequence, he had to payback the BTC he up till that time held for the forum due to his great reputation. However, he's reputation must have gone down the hill, fast, after this, and I'd be surprised if it did not effects his business. After reading about that, I don't own any Burst but is waiting for the market response to that and the future development, including funding. EditWhat? Could you please elaborate or show us posts or something? Keep in mind thought that it is largely vbecas and burstdev who implemented smart contracts. CIYAM wrote them initially in C++ but he's barely touched the Burst implementation as far as I know. Personally though, I think CIYAM is a great asset, and I'm not trying to distance ourselves.. just want to hear details for what you are saying and saying that even if it's true.. smart contracts will go on.
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timk225
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June 20, 2015, 03:17:25 AM |
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You people still trying to make something out of this crap coin? Give it up.
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Turn0ff
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June 20, 2015, 06:17:07 AM |
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Has anyone info if another coin is intrested in integrating cyam technology?
I've no clue, but I do know CYIAM recently did a really stupid thing, more or less blackmailing the forum. As a consequence, he had to payback the BTC he up till that time held for the forum due to his great reputation. However, he's reputation must have gone down the hill, fast, after this, and I'd be surprised if it did not effects his business. After reading about that, I don't own any Burst but is waiting for the market response to that and the future development, including funding. EditWhat? Could you please elaborate or show us posts or something? Keep in mind thought that it is largely vbecas and burstdev who implemented smart contracts. CIYAM wrote them initially in C++ but he's barely touched the Burst implementation as far as I know. Personally though, I think CIYAM is a great asset, and I'm not trying to distance ourselves.. just want to hear details for what you are saying and saying that even if it's true.. smart contracts will go on. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1086875.0;allTrust going down the drain too... Allegedly lost control of forum funds entrusted to him by theymos, which he then used it as leverage to censor other users. Likely just an extortion attempt. If not, he still lost control of funds entrusted to him and that alone is caution worthy. Etcetera.
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Irontiga
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June 20, 2015, 06:35:30 AM |
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1086875.0;allTrust going down the drain too... Allegedly lost control of forum funds entrusted to him by theymos, which he then used it as leverage to censor other users. Likely just an extortion attempt. If not, he still lost control of funds entrusted to him and that alone is caution worthy. Etcetera. ROFL that's hilarious, go CIYAM lol. Silly thing to do but...why would that stop anyone from implementing the AT's? Why u getting so up tight turnoff?
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Turn0ff
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June 20, 2015, 06:47:15 AM Last edit: June 20, 2015, 08:18:45 AM by Turn0ff |
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--- Should a whitepaper be focused just on Proof of Capacity? Then a separate white paper for our smart contracts implementation?
A white paper should have been written before launch (and I guess that's one of the things BurstDev would have done differently if doing it all over again...?). A quality white paper, reviewed by knowledgeable members of the BTC community, would have given a whole different platform than we have today. I highly doubt we'd have +1000 pages in this thread with a white paper in the OP. Practically, why not analyze which chapters are required to present both PoC and BURST in a suitable way? PoC will of course be the first and most important chapter, located directly after an abstract/introduction. But to be able to evaluate the implementation of PoC - Burst as a coin and not just PoC as an algorithm - imho, key features of the coin needs to be addressed. However, not at the same length and detail as the PoC chapters. Further, while chapter 1 (PoC) is completed and reviewed, work can be done on the on these supplementing sections. Perhaps it is possible to co-write by delegation, when you have an idea of what to include, to speed up the process.
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Turn0ff
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June 20, 2015, 07:03:43 AM |
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--- Why u getting so up tight turnoff?
Uptight...? Hmm. Perhaps. I just review the last week's events regarding CIYAM, and to me (as a former investor in Burst) it's highly worrisome. Why...? CIYAM gave Burst credibility, he was perhaps one of the three most trusted members of the whole forum and he/vbcs chose BURST to implement AT on. That's a big deal. Now he does this. I can understand he getting frustrated but dealing with it the way he did, he deserves the criticism. One can only speculate in why he did it, but it is obvious he has personal problems and should not (for now, at least) be trusted. He seems very labile, whatever causing that. For the time being, I'd not do business with CIYAM Developers. Likewise, I'm afraid devs around the forums will do the same evaluation and not implement AT whether how great it is. As a the brilliant person he is, I wish, hope, and thing he can recuperate from this, but it will take time - and that the CIYAM Developers survive meanwhile.
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Irontiga
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June 20, 2015, 07:17:44 AM |
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--- Why u getting so up tight turnoff?
Uptight...? Hmm. Perhaps. I just review the last week's events regarding CIYAM, and to me (as a former investor in Burst) it's highly worrisome. Why...? CIYAM gave Burst credibility, he was perhaps one of the three most trusted members of the whole forum and he/vbcs chose BURST to implement AT on. That's a big deal. Now he does this. I can understand he getting frustrated but dealing with it the way he did, he deserves the criticism. One can only speculate in why he did it, but it is obvious he has personal problems and should not (for now, at least) be trusted. He seems very labile, whatever causing that. For the time being, I'd not do business with CIYAM Developers. Likewise, I'm afraid devs around the forums will do the same evaluation and not implement AT whether how great it is. As a the brilliant person he is, I wish, hope, and thing he can recuperate from this, but it will take time - and that the CIYAM Developers survive meanwhile. Burst just has his code, it's all open source. Full stop, there is no more worry about him. The ui and stuff is a vbcs thig as well, i really don't think that u should run away from open source software.
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