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Originally Posted By tunafish01⏩
nah its just 2-5 years too earlyIs ethereum done?
edit: like all crypto since they can't scale
11-07-2017, 09:09 AM
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Trade I just closed a couple of minutes ago. Not sure if we are posting this kind of chit in here, so if we aren't, I won't do it again.

$PDC
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Short: 0.00001847

$PDC
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11-07-2017, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By ruskism⏩
Awesome brah. Yeah we should start posting more things like this and more technical analysis in general.Trade I just closed a couple of minutes ago. Not sure if we are posting this kind of chit in here, so if we aren't, I won't do it again.

$PDC
Long: 0.00001730-1500
Short: 0.00001847

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Long: 0.00001730-1500
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11-07-2017, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Rambo66⏩
I have a background in TA but honestly I don't even use 99.9% of it anymore. Crypto is.. different. Twitter shills and P&D groups ruin charts on the regular.Awesome brah. Yeah we should start posting more things like this and more technical analysis in general.
But yeah, I'll keep posting trades if its encouraged. I like the discussion here - misc brahs making it always pulls on the heart strings.
Meet Lifts/Gym Lifts
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Total: 1340 Raw @ 180lbs /w no wraps.
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11-07-2017, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By ineed$⏩
Originally Posted By mujie⏩
there is no Market cap as volume is still low, they have roughly 6m coins in circulation, once that chit on CMC is updated it will skyrocket. find it on HitBTc, price went up 80% today and its still cheap.Where do you see the Market cap? There's nothing on CMC

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11-07-2017, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted By ruskism⏩
Oh I hear ya Ta can only really be done on bitcoin but even that is fukd with all these forks. We're always welcoming news and opinions. Did you get in on crypto a few years ago if I'm not mistaken?I have a background in TA but honestly I don't even use 99.9% of it anymore. Crypto is.. different. Twitter shills and P&D groups ruin charts on the regular.
But yeah, I'll keep posting trades if its encouraged. I like the discussion here - misc brahs making it always pulls on the heart strings.
But yeah, I'll keep posting trades if its encouraged. I like the discussion here - misc brahs making it always pulls on the heart strings.
11-07-2017, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Budjola⏩
Why will it skyrocket? you give no reasons or information really other than it has a small circulating supply and marketcap.there is no Market cap as volume is still low, they have roughly 6m coins in circulation, once that chit on CMC is updated it will skyrocket. find it on HitBTc, price went up 80% today and its still cheap.
11-07-2017, 09:28 AM
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does the eidoo website work for someone?
11-07-2017, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Rectify⏩
Yeah was about to send this link.. damn, wish Id known about the ICOI don't see it on ED? Ticker is 'CFD', right? It's not in the list, at least.
Edit - OK added the contract manually and see it trading, shiiiet, about 8x so far.https://etherdelta.com/#0x14839bf228...5476f445cd-ETH
Edit - OK added the contract manually and see it trading, shiiiet, about 8x so far.https://etherdelta.com/#0x14839bf228...5476f445cd-ETH

Bought some at 0,009 eth and its at around 0,012 now, so far so good..
11-07-2017, 09:35 AM
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Really like Confido but unfortunately only found out about it after the whitelist was closed. The team doesn't look strong but the project is great. It still has a small market cap so I may grab some when it dips.
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11-07-2017, 09:37 AM
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11-07-2017, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted By enzo818⏩
wallets have been disabled for a few days, should be working later on today or tomorrow according to their ********Anybody able to take their BTC out from ethconnect? I'm getting a "wallet is maintained" msg
11-07-2017, 09:44 AM
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Ethconnect update
"Dear All Member,
We have sold out the ICO within 5 days. Earlier than we expected a lot. So we sincerely thank all the investors for trusting and supporting us. Although we have been very well prepared, we still can not avoid serious mistakes on the day of ICO sale. So we sincerely apologize to all the members.
- We have scanned all Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions. If you have not received yet, please contact us by email "balance@ethconnect.net"
- We will check the entire system before opening withdrawal in a few hours. If you have any errors about buying ICO please contact us as soon as possible
- We will soon open the "Request Exchange" and "Local Transfer" functions to allow people to exchange ECH with each other instantly, no charge and restricting scams.
- Ethconnect Wallet will open in a few days, allow everyone to withdraw ECH to MyEtherWallet, Mist, MetaMask, etc...
Together we will succeed!"
"Dear All Member,
We have sold out the ICO within 5 days. Earlier than we expected a lot. So we sincerely thank all the investors for trusting and supporting us. Although we have been very well prepared, we still can not avoid serious mistakes on the day of ICO sale. So we sincerely apologize to all the members.
- We have scanned all Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions. If you have not received yet, please contact us by email "balance@ethconnect.net"
- We will check the entire system before opening withdrawal in a few hours. If you have any errors about buying ICO please contact us as soon as possible
- We will soon open the "Request Exchange" and "Local Transfer" functions to allow people to exchange ECH with each other instantly, no charge and restricting scams.
- Ethconnect Wallet will open in a few days, allow everyone to withdraw ECH to MyEtherWallet, Mist, MetaMask, etc...
Together we will succeed!"
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11-07-2017, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By ruskism⏩
TA is still good in crypto. Why do you think not?I have a background in TA but honestly I don't even use 99.9% of it anymore. Crypto is.. different. Twitter shills and P&D groups ruin charts on the regular.
But yeah, I'll keep posting trades if its encouraged. I like the discussion here - misc brahs making it always pulls on the heart strings.
But yeah, I'll keep posting trades if its encouraged. I like the discussion here - misc brahs making it always pulls on the heart strings.
I've looked at so much charts that I can do a mental TA just by looking at a plain chart.. lol SRS
Originally Posted By Budjola⏩
even if its cheap, I dont like to buy coins that went up a lot the day before.there is no Market cap as volume is still low, they have roughly 6m coins in circulation, once that chit on CMC is updated it will skyrocket. find it on HitBTc, price went up 80% today and its still cheap.
But x2 why is it a good coin other then the circulation
11-07-2017, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted By mujie⏩
moooonnn babbyethconnect update
"dear all member,
we have sold out the ico within 5 days. Earlier than we expected a lot. So we sincerely thank all the investors for trusting and supporting us. Although we have been very well prepared, we still can not avoid serious mistakes on the day of ico sale. So we sincerely apologize to all the members.
- we have scanned all bitcoin and ethereum transactions. If you have not received yet, please contact us by email "balance@ethconnect.net"
- we will check the entire system before opening withdrawal in a few hours. If you have any errors about buying ico please contact us as soon as possible
- we will soon open the "request exchange" and "local transfer" functions to allow people to exchange ech with each other instantly, no charge and restricting scams.
- ethconnect wallet will open in a few days, allow everyone to withdraw ech to myetherwallet, mist, metamask, etc...
Together we will succeed!"
"dear all member,
we have sold out the ico within 5 days. Earlier than we expected a lot. So we sincerely thank all the investors for trusting and supporting us. Although we have been very well prepared, we still can not avoid serious mistakes on the day of ico sale. So we sincerely apologize to all the members.
- we have scanned all bitcoin and ethereum transactions. If you have not received yet, please contact us by email "balance@ethconnect.net"
- we will check the entire system before opening withdrawal in a few hours. If you have any errors about buying ico please contact us as soon as possible
- we will soon open the "request exchange" and "local transfer" functions to allow people to exchange ech with each other instantly, no charge and restricting scams.
- ethconnect wallet will open in a few days, allow everyone to withdraw ech to myetherwallet, mist, metamask, etc...
Together we will succeed!"
11-07-2017, 09:57 AM
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if edo doesn't pump here soon i think imma drop it for wtc.
just in case we hit a bear market i think money will flow to wtc quicker. the problem is figuring out if we'll hit a bear market
just in case we hit a bear market i think money will flow to wtc quicker. the problem is figuring out if we'll hit a bear market
11-07-2017, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By juniorftw⏩
10?Wonder what price it'll be when their exchange opens? any guesses?
11-07-2017, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted By SleeveStretchin⏩
I see people on their twitter offering to sell the people who couldnt get any coins some coins for 5 bucks a piece lol10?
11-07-2017, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted By SleeveStretchin⏩
Surely if it comes on exchange at $10 most people will just try to dump instantly? I know i'd be temptedI see people on their twitter offering to sell the people who couldnt get any coins some coins for 5 bucks a piece lol
11-07-2017, 10:07 AM
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A security vulnerability in Ethereum’s second most popular client, Parity, has been exploited by this address earlier today.
All Parity multi-sig wallets have been frozen. That includes the Polkadot ICO and may include many others totaling around 500,000 eth, worth $150 million, according to some number crunching.
“Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July,” Parity says before adding:
“However that code still contained another issue – it was possible to turn the Parity Wallet library contract into a regular multi-sig wallet and become an owner of it by calling the initWallet function.
It would seem that issue was triggered accidentally 6th Nov 2017 02:33:47 PM +UTC and subsequently a user suicided the library-turned-into-wallet, wiping out the library code which in turn rendered all multi-sig contracts unusable since their logic (any state-modifying function) was inside the library.”
The code library, a sort of collection of code templates, was kind of a smart contract itself. That has now been wiped out, and with it the code functions too. Meaning multi-sig wallets (addresses that require two or three private key signatures to move) are blacked out. So the funds can’t move because you can’t “talk” to the wallets.
Or at least that’s what is known at this stage as the story is developing with further information to come in due time, but the big question now is whether to fork or not in order to unfreeze the funds.
Bitcoin forked in 2010 after a bug was able to create billions of bitcoins out of thin air. Ethereum forked in 2016 after the then biggest smart contract was hacked.
Bitcoin forked at a time when the community was far too small and any fork ideologies had not developed. Ethereum’s fork in 2016 was more testing because some, primarily bitcoiners, strongly argued against it.
However both forks went through fairly smoothly, and both currencies went on to all time highs, which suggests either they were positive events or the market didn’t care.
The question in this instance is firstly whether everyone is absolutely sure those funds are fully frozen and can not be unfrozen without a fork. If the answer is yes, which looks likely, then ethereans may have to decide whether to save those funds or let them burn.
The argument against it, at a basic and selfish level, might be that supply would be taken out. If demand remains constant, then price might rise.
However, that’s the supply of many ethereans who might have worked very hard for it. They may turn bitter, against the currency, which itself might gain a reputation of being unsafe.
On a more intellectual level the argument against it is that there should be punishment for failure. Otherwise, lessons would never be learned.
The argument for it is that bugs are inevitable. If hundreds of millions are lost so easily, then the platform and currency might stagnate as no one would want to take such responsibility when bugs are a certainty.
The decision, therefore, in this case, is not to fork or not fork, but to innovate or stagnate. As the bearer of Silicon Valley’s mantra of move fast and break things, ethereum might want to show its platform is safe, and when things go wrong there are solutions.
There may be here ego complications. The two eth clients and teams are competitors of sorts. But this isn’t time for competition. Parity has some of the most skilled coders.
There are, of course, lessons to be learned and there will be time for that, but, bugs simply happen. Especially considering ethereum is still barely two years old, placing them at the same sort of stage as bitcoin in 2010 even though eth has a far bigger community.
Like bitcoin back then, eth is traveling new frontiers. And just like bitcoin fixed its bug and moved on, eth might want to do so too. In the process becoming more robust.
Hopefully Eth drops some moreAll Parity multi-sig wallets have been frozen. That includes the Polkadot ICO and may include many others totaling around 500,000 eth, worth $150 million, according to some number crunching.
“Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July,” Parity says before adding:
“However that code still contained another issue – it was possible to turn the Parity Wallet library contract into a regular multi-sig wallet and become an owner of it by calling the initWallet function.
It would seem that issue was triggered accidentally 6th Nov 2017 02:33:47 PM +UTC and subsequently a user suicided the library-turned-into-wallet, wiping out the library code which in turn rendered all multi-sig contracts unusable since their logic (any state-modifying function) was inside the library.”
The code library, a sort of collection of code templates, was kind of a smart contract itself. That has now been wiped out, and with it the code functions too. Meaning multi-sig wallets (addresses that require two or three private key signatures to move) are blacked out. So the funds can’t move because you can’t “talk” to the wallets.
Or at least that’s what is known at this stage as the story is developing with further information to come in due time, but the big question now is whether to fork or not in order to unfreeze the funds.
Bitcoin forked in 2010 after a bug was able to create billions of bitcoins out of thin air. Ethereum forked in 2016 after the then biggest smart contract was hacked.
Bitcoin forked at a time when the community was far too small and any fork ideologies had not developed. Ethereum’s fork in 2016 was more testing because some, primarily bitcoiners, strongly argued against it.
However both forks went through fairly smoothly, and both currencies went on to all time highs, which suggests either they were positive events or the market didn’t care.
The question in this instance is firstly whether everyone is absolutely sure those funds are fully frozen and can not be unfrozen without a fork. If the answer is yes, which looks likely, then ethereans may have to decide whether to save those funds or let them burn.
The argument against it, at a basic and selfish level, might be that supply would be taken out. If demand remains constant, then price might rise.
However, that’s the supply of many ethereans who might have worked very hard for it. They may turn bitter, against the currency, which itself might gain a reputation of being unsafe.
On a more intellectual level the argument against it is that there should be punishment for failure. Otherwise, lessons would never be learned.
The argument for it is that bugs are inevitable. If hundreds of millions are lost so easily, then the platform and currency might stagnate as no one would want to take such responsibility when bugs are a certainty.
The decision, therefore, in this case, is not to fork or not fork, but to innovate or stagnate. As the bearer of Silicon Valley’s mantra of move fast and break things, ethereum might want to show its platform is safe, and when things go wrong there are solutions.
There may be here ego complications. The two eth clients and teams are competitors of sorts. But this isn’t time for competition. Parity has some of the most skilled coders.
There are, of course, lessons to be learned and there will be time for that, but, bugs simply happen. Especially considering ethereum is still barely two years old, placing them at the same sort of stage as bitcoin in 2010 even though eth has a far bigger community.
Like bitcoin back then, eth is traveling new frontiers. And just like bitcoin fixed its bug and moved on, eth might want to do so too. In the process becoming more robust.
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11-07-2017, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted By juniorftw⏩
Yeah for sure.. I might sell some to get my original investment back and hold the rest. How Crappy would you feel if it got up to around what Bitcoonect is at.Surely if it comes on exchange at $10 most people will just try to dump instantly? I know i'd be tempted
11-07-2017, 10:17 AM
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I dont understand the reason people would buy worthless scam coins for 10x, 20x or whatever. Why dont people that miss the ICO just sit back and laugh at the ones holding the bags.
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Originally Posted By mujie⏩
That post was pretty legit, broken English aside. I'm still pissed I wasn't able to buy until the worst price tier, but if that turns out costing me thousands of dollars I still will have made thousands off what I did getEthconnect update
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A security vulnerability in Ethereum’s second most popular client, Parity, has been exploited by this address earlier today.
All Parity multi-sig wallets have been frozen. That includes the Polkadot ICO and may include many others totaling around 500,000 eth, worth $150 million, according to some number crunching.
“Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July,” Parity says before adding:
“However that code still contained another issue – it was possible to turn the Parity Wallet library contract into a regular multi-sig wallet and become an owner of it by calling the initWallet function.
It would seem that issue was triggered accidentally 6th Nov 2017 02:33:47 PM +UTC and subsequently a user suicided the library-turned-into-wallet, wiping out the library code which in turn rendered all multi-sig contracts unusable since their logic (any state-modifying function) was inside the library.”
The code library, a sort of collection of code templates, was kind of a smart contract itself. That has now been wiped out, and with it the code functions too. Meaning multi-sig wallets (addresses that require two or three private key signatures to move) are blacked out. So the funds can’t move because you can’t “talk” to the wallets.
Or at least that’s what is known at this stage as the story is developing with further information to come in due time, but the big question now is whether to fork or not in order to unfreeze the funds.
Bitcoin forked in 2010 after a bug was able to create billions of bitcoins out of thin air. Ethereum forked in 2016 after the then biggest smart contract was hacked.
Bitcoin forked at a time when the community was far too small and any fork ideologies had not developed. Ethereum’s fork in 2016 was more testing because some, primarily bitcoiners, strongly argued against it.
However both forks went through fairly smoothly, and both currencies went on to all time highs, which suggests either they were positive events or the market didn’t care.
The question in this instance is firstly whether everyone is absolutely sure those funds are fully frozen and can not be unfrozen without a fork. If the answer is yes, which looks likely, then ethereans may have to decide whether to save those funds or let them burn.
The argument against it, at a basic and selfish level, might be that supply would be taken out. If demand remains constant, then price might rise.
However, that’s the supply of many ethereans who might have worked very hard for it. They may turn bitter, against the currency, which itself might gain a reputation of being unsafe.
On a more intellectual level the argument against it is that there should be punishment for failure. Otherwise, lessons would never be learned.
The argument for it is that bugs are inevitable. If hundreds of millions are lost so easily, then the platform and currency might stagnate as no one would want to take such responsibility when bugs are a certainty.
The decision, therefore, in this case, is not to fork or not fork, but to innovate or stagnate. As the bearer of Silicon Valley’s mantra of move fast and break things, ethereum might want to show its platform is safe, and when things go wrong there are solutions.
There may be here ego complications. The two eth clients and teams are competitors of sorts. But this isn’t time for competition. Parity has some of the most skilled coders.
There are, of course, lessons to be learned and there will be time for that, but, bugs simply happen. Especially considering ethereum is still barely two years old, placing them at the same sort of stage as bitcoin in 2010 even though eth has a far bigger community.
Like bitcoin back then, eth is traveling new frontiers. And just like bitcoin fixed its bug and moved on, eth might want to do so too. In the process becoming more robust.
http://www.trustnodes.com/2017/11/07...ion-eth-frozenAll Parity multi-sig wallets have been frozen. That includes the Polkadot ICO and may include many others totaling around 500,000 eth, worth $150 million, according to some number crunching.
“Following the fix for the original multi-sig issue that had been exploited on 19th of July (function visibility), a new version of the Parity Wallet library contract was deployed on 20th of July,” Parity says before adding:
“However that code still contained another issue – it was possible to turn the Parity Wallet library contract into a regular multi-sig wallet and become an owner of it by calling the initWallet function.
It would seem that issue was triggered accidentally 6th Nov 2017 02:33:47 PM +UTC and subsequently a user suicided the library-turned-into-wallet, wiping out the library code which in turn rendered all multi-sig contracts unusable since their logic (any state-modifying function) was inside the library.”
The code library, a sort of collection of code templates, was kind of a smart contract itself. That has now been wiped out, and with it the code functions too. Meaning multi-sig wallets (addresses that require two or three private key signatures to move) are blacked out. So the funds can’t move because you can’t “talk” to the wallets.
Or at least that’s what is known at this stage as the story is developing with further information to come in due time, but the big question now is whether to fork or not in order to unfreeze the funds.
Bitcoin forked in 2010 after a bug was able to create billions of bitcoins out of thin air. Ethereum forked in 2016 after the then biggest smart contract was hacked.
Bitcoin forked at a time when the community was far too small and any fork ideologies had not developed. Ethereum’s fork in 2016 was more testing because some, primarily bitcoiners, strongly argued against it.
However both forks went through fairly smoothly, and both currencies went on to all time highs, which suggests either they were positive events or the market didn’t care.
The question in this instance is firstly whether everyone is absolutely sure those funds are fully frozen and can not be unfrozen without a fork. If the answer is yes, which looks likely, then ethereans may have to decide whether to save those funds or let them burn.
The argument against it, at a basic and selfish level, might be that supply would be taken out. If demand remains constant, then price might rise.
However, that’s the supply of many ethereans who might have worked very hard for it. They may turn bitter, against the currency, which itself might gain a reputation of being unsafe.
On a more intellectual level the argument against it is that there should be punishment for failure. Otherwise, lessons would never be learned.
The argument for it is that bugs are inevitable. If hundreds of millions are lost so easily, then the platform and currency might stagnate as no one would want to take such responsibility when bugs are a certainty.
The decision, therefore, in this case, is not to fork or not fork, but to innovate or stagnate. As the bearer of Silicon Valley’s mantra of move fast and break things, ethereum might want to show its platform is safe, and when things go wrong there are solutions.
There may be here ego complications. The two eth clients and teams are competitors of sorts. But this isn’t time for competition. Parity has some of the most skilled coders.
There are, of course, lessons to be learned and there will be time for that, but, bugs simply happen. Especially considering ethereum is still barely two years old, placing them at the same sort of stage as bitcoin in 2010 even though eth has a far bigger community.
Like bitcoin back then, eth is traveling new frontiers. And just like bitcoin fixed its bug and moved on, eth might want to do so too. In the process becoming more robust.
Hopefully Eth drops some more
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11-07-2017, 10:29 AM
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I'll post it again in case nobody saw it:
Cardano.
- Huge amount of papers:https://iohk.io/research/papers/
- Their blockchain is made in Haskell, a language suitable for financial operations (they got Philip Wadler on their team, creator of Haskell)
- Their paper on their DPOS consensus algorithm, Ouroboros, is provably secure and peer reviewed by a major crypto conference (crypto 2017) and several universities.
- A governance and treasury system similar to the one found in DASH
- A virtual machine which will support a plethora of languages, including solidity (so in theory ethereum dapps could be ported to Cardano). Their VM is being developed by runtime verification, a company which has also developed for NASA and boeing...(https://runtimeverification.com/)
- Team of about a 100 people.https://iohk.io/team/
- Everything is peer reviewed, and has been in development for 2 years. Their ICO was held in Japan only, so that's why most people hadn't heard of it until now.
- Strong focus on sustainability and scalability (they want to shard, prune, compress, partition the blockchain in the future. Sidechains also on their list.)
Links:
https://iohk.io/(the company that's developing it)
http://www.whycardano.com
http://www.cardanodocs.com/
https://www.cardanohub.org
Github:https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-sl/(11.5k commits!)
https://cardanoroadmap.com/(Staking will be possible around march)
Their wallet:https://daedaluswallet.io/
Dev team youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJ...-W82TwNM-z3V2w
Currently around 2 cents, but I see this baby around 20 cents when the smart contract layer goes live. Thoughts?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
Cardano.
- Huge amount of papers:https://iohk.io/research/papers/
- Their blockchain is made in Haskell, a language suitable for financial operations (they got Philip Wadler on their team, creator of Haskell)
- Their paper on their DPOS consensus algorithm, Ouroboros, is provably secure and peer reviewed by a major crypto conference (crypto 2017) and several universities.
- A governance and treasury system similar to the one found in DASH
- A virtual machine which will support a plethora of languages, including solidity (so in theory ethereum dapps could be ported to Cardano). Their VM is being developed by runtime verification, a company which has also developed for NASA and boeing...(https://runtimeverification.com/)
- Team of about a 100 people.https://iohk.io/team/
- Everything is peer reviewed, and has been in development for 2 years. Their ICO was held in Japan only, so that's why most people hadn't heard of it until now.
- Strong focus on sustainability and scalability (they want to shard, prune, compress, partition the blockchain in the future. Sidechains also on their list.)
Links:
https://iohk.io/(the company that's developing it)
http://www.whycardano.com
http://www.cardanodocs.com/
https://www.cardanohub.org
Github:https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-sl/(11.5k commits!)
https://cardanoroadmap.com/(Staking will be possible around march)
Their wallet:https://daedaluswallet.io/
Dev team youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJ...-W82TwNM-z3V2w
Currently around 2 cents, but I see this baby around 20 cents when the smart contract layer goes live. Thoughts?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
11-07-2017, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted By WinningBrah⏩
Hory **** if Ethconnect turns out to be legit.That post was pretty legit, broken English aside. I'm still pissed I wasn't able to buy until the worst price tier, but if that turns out costing me thousands of dollars I still will have made thousands off what I did get
Next up, Gold Reward
Next up, Gold Reward

Gold reward ICO already finished the first 2 phases. No idea when they will open up the 3rd phase
I just came here on the internet to lie
11-07-2017, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By darkeminence⏩
And when is that?I'll post it again in case nobody saw it:
Cardano.
- Huge amount of papers:https://iohk.io/research/papers/
- Their blockchain is made in Haskell, a language suitable for financial operations (they got Philip Wadler on their team, creator of Haskell)
- Their paper on their DPOS consensus algorithm, Ouroboros, is provably secure and peer reviewed by a major crypto conference (crypto 2017) and several universities.
- A governance and treasury system similar to the one found in DASH
- A virtual machine which will support a plethora of languages, including solidity (so in theory ethereum dapps could be ported to Cardano). Their VM is being developed by runtime verification, a company which has also developed for NASA and boeing...(https://runtimeverification.com/)
- Team of about a 100 people.https://iohk.io/team/
- Everything is peer reviewed, and has been in development for 2 years. Their ICO was held in Japan only, so that's why most people hadn't heard of it until now.
- Strong focus on sustainability and scalability (they want to shard, prune, compress, partition the blockchain in the future. Sidechains also on their list.)
Links:
https://iohk.io/(the company that's developing it)
http://www.whycardano.com
http://www.cardanodocs.com/
https://www.cardanohub.org
Github:https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-sl/(11.5k commits!)
https://cardanoroadmap.com/(Staking will be possible around march)
Their wallet:https://daedaluswallet.io/
Dev team youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJ...-W82TwNM-z3V2w
Currently around 2 cents,but I see this baby around 20 cents when the smart contract layer goes live. Thoughts?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
Cardano.
- Huge amount of papers:https://iohk.io/research/papers/
- Their blockchain is made in Haskell, a language suitable for financial operations (they got Philip Wadler on their team, creator of Haskell)
- Their paper on their DPOS consensus algorithm, Ouroboros, is provably secure and peer reviewed by a major crypto conference (crypto 2017) and several universities.
- A governance and treasury system similar to the one found in DASH
- A virtual machine which will support a plethora of languages, including solidity (so in theory ethereum dapps could be ported to Cardano). Their VM is being developed by runtime verification, a company which has also developed for NASA and boeing...(https://runtimeverification.com/)
- Team of about a 100 people.https://iohk.io/team/
- Everything is peer reviewed, and has been in development for 2 years. Their ICO was held in Japan only, so that's why most people hadn't heard of it until now.
- Strong focus on sustainability and scalability (they want to shard, prune, compress, partition the blockchain in the future. Sidechains also on their list.)
Links:
https://iohk.io/(the company that's developing it)
http://www.whycardano.com
http://www.cardanodocs.com/
https://www.cardanohub.org
Github:https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-sl/(11.5k commits!)
https://cardanoroadmap.com/(Staking will be possible around march)
Their wallet:https://daedaluswallet.io/
Dev team youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJ...-W82TwNM-z3V2w
Currently around 2 cents,but I see this baby around 20 cents when the smart contract layer goes live. Thoughts?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
Gonna look into this
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11-07-2017, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted By darkeminence⏩
thats a 5 billion dollar market cap chapCurrently around 2 cents, but I see this baby around 20 cents when the smart contract layer goes live. Thoughts?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#charts
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