Thank you very much. Will continue reading further.
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Think part of the problem may be spam or scam coins. Any such venture in this direction has had to low volume and demand to sustain towards any growth. But there is some demand and growth being evident with XCP and NXT assets.
Think the high transaction times and lower trading fees may become useful at some point. Maybe now just isn't he time. As we are all growing and learning further in these crypto mediums.
It seems like it. It is surprising there has been no interest in this yet. XCP and NXT do they trading on-chain. ColoredCoins would allow trading on central exchanges with high transaction times. There are likely other potential uses cases.
Think the high transaction times and lower trading fees may become useful at some point. Maybe now just isn't he time. As we are all growing and learning further in these crypto mediums.
Nxt Framework has colored coins feature integrated. It is called MSCoin. It is really easy to create a own colored coin what is mineable and secured by the Nxt framework.
If you are interested, read this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-mining-class-mscoins-pow-coins-withing-nxts-pos-ecosystem-929548
Further, there are other frameworks like Counterparty where colored coins can be created.
If you are interested, read this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-mining-class-mscoins-pow-coins-withing-nxts-pos-ecosystem-929548
Further, there are other frameworks like Counterparty where colored coins can be created.
so is there a ColoredCoin exchange yes/no, and which protocols does it follow? I haven't seen one. I know XCP and NXT as asset exchanges, and these assets are listed on coinmarketcap. if someone wants to some work in this area please let me know (coding, testing, ...).
This mentioned exchange is down and the coinprism board is not active.
http://blog.coinprism.com/2014/10/13/assets-on-colored-coins-exchange/
This mentioned exchange is down and the coinprism board is not active.
http://blog.coinprism.com/2014/10/13/assets-on-colored-coins-exchange/
Familiar with Spells of Genesis and Tokenly. Will look into both of those further. Thank you very much!
You're welcome. Another implementation of meta-tokens being used in a game can be found in the iOS app SaruTobi [1] , [2]
it's fairly easy to setup using the indiesquare tools. [3]. You can view the distribution of the token here [4] , [5]
If you need help integrating tokens into your project, or for further inspiration you can find the community here: https://counterparty.slack.com/messages/indiesquare-wallet/
[1] https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/sarutobi/id932194840?mt=8)
[2] http://themerkle.com/news/sarutobi-players-can-now-obtain-counterparty-tokens/
[3] https://wallet.indiesquare.me/
[4] https://blockscan.com/assetInfo/SARUTOBI
[5] https://coindaddy.io/search?network=xcp&q=sarutobi
Have a look at what spells of genesis is doing for some inspiration. It's the most mature Bitcoin based implementation I'm aware of.
Also, Tokenly on GitHub provides a suite of tools enabling Bitcoin based tokenisation / gamification. Rewards/assets can be traded on centralised or decentralised exchanges p2p after being acquired in-game.
Also, Tokenly on GitHub provides a suite of tools enabling Bitcoin based tokenisation / gamification. Rewards/assets can be traded on centralised or decentralised exchanges p2p after being acquired in-game.
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