Topic: [ANN] AMP - The Currency That Powers Your Attention On Synereo - page 137. (Read 879197 times)

There is a lot of excitement regarding the Synereo project, and rightfully so. The team wants to focus on the Attention  Economy, rather than build yet another traditional social media platform that controls user content. The first tool towards achieving that goal has been released under the name of Qrator. An intriguing concept that allows anyone to monetize their content moving forward.

Yes there will. Not in June but start of next year probably.

You know why ? Because the developers salaries are not that cheap!

Well but i think 4.7Million is worth the chrome add in they made. Continue the good work team!

So with the release can we expect another crowdsale in June that will wipe 90% off the share price & investors like last time

Good sarcasm but I guess no more cheep AMP

...It's a strategy that will likely end in them being able to sell only a fraction of the AMP they would have otherwise been able too and at a much lower price than the market may have paid. In fact speculative 'Alpha release' capital already invested in AMP may exit too, thus decreasing the current price. (Again ironically they would probably come to the incorrect conclusion they they price fixed too high in this case and not realise it was the act of price-fixing which caused it.)

So with the release can we expect another crowdsale in June that will wipe 90% off the share price & investors like last time

that does sound very shady I would expect the community should demand 2M of that returned.

if that is how it went down then that is a huge red flag right there.

these tasks are meant to be offered out so that synerio holders get the best value for their money

was that at the time a good price to pay for what was delivered? i  know amps were far cheaper perhaps back then?

that does sound very shady I would expect the community should demand 2M of that returned.

if that is how it went down then that is a huge red flag right there.

these tasks are meant to be offered out so that synerio holders get the best value for their money

was that at the time a good price to pay for what was delivered? i  know amps were far cheaper perhaps back then?

Wait, what?  

Wait, what? 

Qrator Development Update: A Glimpse into the Action at Synereo
Posted by Oded   

With a clear goal of releasing the Beta of Qrator this upcoming June, the Synereo team is deeply engaged in design and development. In the following weeks, we’ll be giving our undivided attention to perfecting Qrator, the tool beginning to realize the long-term vision of a Liberated Attention Economy.

We concentrate our efforts on two tightly linked fronts: Technology and Design.

On the Technological front, we are close to completing our back-end server, created such that it would be simple to later mirror on the decentralized web. This server keeps user information and identities, identifies interactions with content, generates unique user links, and keeps track of all microtransactions. Our developers are now integrating it with the Omni Protocol-based transaction server, allowing our system to synchronize with the blockchain for the secure handling of AMPs.

In addition, we’re fine-tuning the Attention Economy model to maximize gains for creators and curators alike, in a fair and transparent approach that benefits all. We’ll flesh out its mechanism in an upcoming post.

Encouraged by the alpha testing success, backed by a solid technological infrastructure ready and running, and having a clear vision as for what Qrator should do, much is happening on the Design front as well. We’ve recently joined forces with Reuben Rosh, an acclaimed and experienced designer, helping us craft a sharp user experience with his expertise. As a browser extension meant to be a faithful companion, accompanying you on your various web adventures, we’re designing Qrator to be beautiful and functional, non-intrusive yet immediately available, helpful, informative and friendly. We’re giving special attention to social network functionalities, aiming to make it effortless not only to discover quality content through Qrator, but also to support and connect with the people who create and curate it.

In conclusion, after officially announcing Qrator last week, we’re full steam ahead on our way to realize the vision of a Liberated Network. As our work progresses, we’ll keep you updated at key points of development.

 

We appreciate your attention,

— The Synereo Team