Topic: [ANN] AMP - The Currency That Powers Your Attention On Synereo - page 312. (Read 879222 times)

I can see this coin price going lunar in 2017 like ETH and XMR did for 2016

From BNK to the future : S$3,407,688 / US$1,200,000

What is the breakdown between people who have bought AMPs, and people who have bought equity in Synereo Ltd?

Synereo Ltd the company benefit from "a small percent of every transaction on the network" (as per the pitch) - has that % been defined? Does that refer to the social network that is being built, or the whole blockchain? eg can others build services on the blockchain that Synereo Ltd would not get a small % of ?

ATM you can buy 100 btc on polo up to 31500sat wich gets you exactly  317460,31746032 AMP.
On funding campain 100 btc gets you exactly 342,424 AMP

I think the support is coming because the community really supports the project and not just short term speculators. The are set up as well as anyone to seriously disrupt the blockchain debate.

WTF? Alternate reality?!?!?!?!?! Look at Polo.

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Sell what?

If Mark Zuckerberg offered you HUGE MONEY for your SYNEREO, would dev sell?

Yes, that's about right.  The disintermediated funds from marketing/advertising/media industries get directed right to the people who opt in for this content.

It is similar to 'targeted', except that perspective is from a central position.  From a decentralized platform, the targeting is self-selected, and offered outward.  So, like typical social media, you interact with topics you're interested in, connect with people & companies you like, and this builds your local network.  If you've connected with Chevrolet, for example, then they may AMP a post about their new Camaro, which you'd get a share of for watching/attending to.  Furthermore, if you've done the legwork and built up a special audience of Camaro enthusiasts, and you AMP/re-share that same post out to this network, their positive reactions will also result in you getting a share of these AMPs.  This incentivizes not just better content, but better curation as well, leaving spammers with expenses instead of a level playing field.

Of course, I'm just using Chevrolet because everyone has heard of it.  The real benefit here is that any company, large or small can handle their marketing this way, and reach customers at very low costs, without middlemen.  Musicians can network p2p with their fans, authors, film studios, inventors, etc.  This is not even getting into the business of handling smart contracts, which opens many new doors into this economic arena.