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The Culling

By Phase 3, we have built a community of skilled, active traders and investors who have arrived from many parts of the crypto landscape.  Many of these traders and community members have established brands and escrow reputations within the CryptoCircuits ecosystem - through their participation in the various Slack rooms, being on-air in After Dark, and in their trading, teaching, and escrow dealings within the community. We have a strong network of branded escrow agents within Circuits - and now these escrow agents  step forward to escrow The Culling.

The Culling is a 30 day period where any investor can post via Whale level escrow an offer to buy or sell any amount of Circuits. There is one simple rule: once an offer is posted and escrow established, anyone can propose the opposite of the offer, and the agreement is immediately effectuated.

Example: Sam offers to buy 2000 Circuits for 2 btc. He places both 2 BTC and 2000 circuits in escrow. Anyone can now immediately sell those Circuits to Sam - but anyone can also immediately demand 2000 Circuits from Sam at that exact price, and the sale is closed.

The result: a second phase price discovery that allows volatile, large scale,  yet completely fair transfer of Circuits to the sharpest traders and those who are intent on becoming the core holders of Circuits.

So only people with BTC and CIRC can take place in the culling? What if a new potential investor only hears about CIRC during the culling and wants to place bids. Will he be allowed?
I do love this idea though, its brilliant. With the way you set up the three phases CIRC will see a lot of attention and action both on the charts and on the thread over the coming months.
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Nice looking wallet. Is it real though or just a photoshop edit. Looks like a photoshop to me.
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You know people actually like to mine right ?

Some do, some dont. I could go either way but my mining boat is not the same as most of the Chinese with their free electricity and equipment paid off years ago. Those guys mine and dump and that's never good for any coin. I for one dont mind investing in an ICO for some quick profit but the project needs to be dope. If it's not I'll just pass and wait for another.
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1st. I don't know why you guys locked the other thread. It was moving forward nicely. You could've just changed the 1st post and continued there.
2nd. It's Looking really good here. I see a few wallet changes but I like them. It was too childish they way you had the first wallet looking. Reminded me of the ninja turtles, which is not a bad thing but not a great seller when it comes to crypto.
3rd. This announcement is way to long. You should be able to get the point across in a paragraph or two. I think a lot of members wont take the time to read it all and understand what this project is all about. Maybe you can think about changing that a bit too.
4th. I still don't really understand what vdpos is. Can you clear that up. Is that the unlocking panels or the extra staking or both rolled into one maybe Huh Please clear this up for me and all of us.
5th. What time is the ICO starting? IS there a way you can put a countdown timer on the main thread?

I must say I'm surprised with what I'm seeing so far. At first it was the cool gpx that caught my eye along with the professional manner you carried yourselves with but now after reading about all the phases and the culling and I'll I'm even more intrigued then I was with the pre announcement.






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I have a question; I see that you are a Newbie (nothing wrong with that at all, don't get me wrong) and I am always curious about this:

You have developed a new and complicated coin saturated with features and plans for the future and this suggests that you must have some experience in this field. But, you are new to this forum which is a hub for all things alt, so where have you been and why have you just come to this forum. Where have you been active in altcoin scene before you just joined this forum?

This is the case with most new coins it seems, the devs come out of nowhere with what appears to be years of experience but have never been seen before on the biggest forum on the web. Where do they all come from?

I can see one case where this may be true. A member creates a new account to promote a new coins and wants to keep it separate from his "personal" account.

So, CryptoCircuits dev, are you on this Forum under a different name? If so, tell us...

You are correct, all of our team members are experienced devs who are currently leading successful coin projects. It's also true that some members of our other ventures would not agree with us partaking in the Circuits project. Within Crypto, many developers know each other well and sometimes we have new ideas for projects that either doesn't fit, or doesn't get approved of by our established teams. This is an opportunity for us to use pseudonyms and really achieve our dream coin (Circuits). Chances are, if you are close to a dev from a major crypto coin, then you may know who we are (If they choose to tell). For now, the pseudonyms allow us to work comfortably and effectively on Circuits without needing to get anyone elses approval. This is truly the future of crypto and our technology will be used on many coins to come.

Here is the snippet from our ANN explaining this:

About the Developers:

CryptoCircuits is a project bringing together a total of 4  top-tier developers. Each has been given wide latitude to pursue advances in their own creative work that were not possible in their main working environments.

Black - Responsible for inventing and building the advanced variable DPOS (vDPOS 2) staking functions and coding. 

Robin - Our block chain specialist, responsible for the rigorous testing of the vDPOS 2 code and the various unlocking functions of the wallet. Robin has been responsible for a half a dozen QT wallets across various coins during the past year.

Thursday - Responsible for the social engineering of the CryptoCircuits community levels and the designed evolution of the community towards the Culling. Architect of the social marketing revenue modules and OAUTH system designs for Phase 2.

Barakus - Responsible for wallet GUI, graphics, user experience, wallet updates, exchange liaison and community leader.

Some of you may already know which devs are involved, as word does travel within crypto. The preference of the devs is to keep their involvement in the CryptoCircuits project low-key out of respect to their own communities.


Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?


Yes, we have the information posted in the top section of our OP. Here is a snippet and thanks for your interest:

vDPOS Benefits:
Traders Lounge: This panel unlocks at staked weight of 1% of total coin supply (27,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 1% additional stake per block.
Whale Lounge: This panel unlocks at staking weight of 3% of total coin supply (81,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 3% additional stake per block.

- Barakus (CC)

I am sure you see the problem with this, it's all talk and no evidence. You can say anything you want as long as you don't have to back it up with verifiable facts.

I might be proven wrong but I believe you may be proven wrong. If these guys have cracked Variable DPOS that is a pretty solid step forward. Cheesy photoshop manipulation? That really does not fit with cracking a major crypto challenge. I am watching this with interest.
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I have a question; I see that you are a Newbie (nothing wrong with that at all, don't get me wrong) and I am always curious about this:

You have developed a new and complicated coin saturated with features and plans for the future and this suggests that you must have some experience in this field. But, you are new to this forum which is a hub for all things alt, so where have you been and why have you just come to this forum. Where have you been active in altcoin scene before you just joined this forum?

This is the case with most new coins it seems, the devs come out of nowhere with what appears to be years of experience but have never been seen before on the biggest forum on the web. Where do they all come from?

I can see one case where this may be true. A member creates a new account to promote a new coins and wants to keep it separate from his "personal" account.

So, CryptoCircuits dev, are you on this Forum under a different name? If so, tell us...

You are correct, all of our team members are experienced devs who are currently leading successful coin projects. It's also true that some members of our other ventures would not agree with us partaking in the Circuits project. Within Crypto, many developers know each other well and sometimes we have new ideas for projects that either doesn't fit, or doesn't get approved of by our established teams. This is an opportunity for us to use pseudonyms and really achieve our dream coin (Circuits). Chances are, if you are close to a dev from a major crypto coin, then you may know who we are (If they choose to tell). For now, the pseudonyms allow us to work comfortably and effectively on Circuits without needing to get anyone elses approval. This is truly the future of crypto and our technology will be used on many coins to come.

Here is the snippet from our ANN explaining this:

About the Developers:

CryptoCircuits is a project bringing together a total of 4  top-tier developers. Each has been given wide latitude to pursue advances in their own creative work that were not possible in their main working environments.

Black - Responsible for inventing and building the advanced variable DPOS (vDPOS 2) staking functions and coding. 

Robin - Our block chain specialist, responsible for the rigorous testing of the vDPOS 2 code and the various unlocking functions of the wallet. Robin has been responsible for a half a dozen QT wallets across various coins during the past year.

Thursday - Responsible for the social engineering of the CryptoCircuits community levels and the designed evolution of the community towards the Culling. Architect of the social marketing revenue modules and OAUTH system designs for Phase 2.

Barakus - Responsible for wallet GUI, graphics, user experience, wallet updates, exchange liaison and community leader.

Some of you may already know which devs are involved, as word does travel within crypto. The preference of the devs is to keep their involvement in the CryptoCircuits project low-key out of respect to their own communities.


Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?


Yes, we have the information posted in the top section of our OP. Here is a snippet and thanks for your interest:

vDPOS Benefits:
Traders Lounge: This panel unlocks at staked weight of 1% of total coin supply (27,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 1% additional stake per block.
Whale Lounge: This panel unlocks at staking weight of 3% of total coin supply (81,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 3% additional stake per block.

- Barakus (CC)

I am sure you see the problem with this, it's all talk and no evidence. You can say anything you want as long as you don't have to back it up with verifiable facts.
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I have a question; I see that you are a Newbie (nothing wrong with that at all, don't get me wrong) and I am always curious about this:

You have developed a new and complicated coin saturated with features and plans for the future and this suggests that you must have some experience in this field. But, you are new to this forum which is a hub for all things alt, so where have you been and why have you just come to this forum. Where have you been active in altcoin scene before you just joined this forum?

This is the case with most new coins it seems, the devs come out of nowhere with what appears to be years of experience but have never been seen before on the biggest forum on the web. Where do they all come from?

I can see one case where this may be true. A member creates a new account to promote a new coins and wants to keep it separate from his "personal" account.

So, CryptoCircuits dev, are you on this Forum under a different name? If so, tell us...

You are correct, all of our team members are experienced devs who are currently leading successful coin projects. It's also true that some members of our other ventures would not agree with us partaking in the Circuits project. Within Crypto, many developers know each other well and sometimes we have new ideas for projects that either doesn't fit, or doesn't get approved of by our established teams. This is an opportunity for us to use pseudonyms and really achieve our dream coin (Circuits). Chances are, if you are close to a dev from a major crypto coin, then you may know who we are (If they choose to tell). For now, the pseudonyms allow us to work comfortably and effectively on Circuits without needing to get anyone elses approval. This is truly the future of crypto and our technology will be used on many coins to come.

Here is the snippet from our ANN explaining this:

About the Developers:

CryptoCircuits is a project bringing together a total of 4  top-tier developers. Each has been given wide latitude to pursue advances in their own creative work that were not possible in their main working environments.

Black - Responsible for inventing and building the advanced variable DPOS (vDPOS 2) staking functions and coding. 

Robin - Our block chain specialist, responsible for the rigorous testing of the vDPOS 2 code and the various unlocking functions of the wallet. Robin has been responsible for a half a dozen QT wallets across various coins during the past year.

Thursday - Responsible for the social engineering of the CryptoCircuits community levels and the designed evolution of the community towards the Culling. Architect of the social marketing revenue modules and OAUTH system designs for Phase 2.

Barakus - Responsible for wallet GUI, graphics, user experience, wallet updates, exchange liaison and community leader.

Some of you may already know which devs are involved, as word does travel within crypto. The preference of the devs is to keep their involvement in the CryptoCircuits project low-key out of respect to their own communities.


Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?


Yes, we have the information posted in the top section of our OP. Here is a snippet and thanks for your interest:

vDPOS Benefits:
Traders Lounge: This panel unlocks at staked weight of 1% of total coin supply (27,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 1% additional stake per block.
Whale Lounge: This panel unlocks at staking weight of 3% of total coin supply (81,000 Circuits) - These users will benefit from 3% additional stake per block.

- Barakus (CC)
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Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?





You seriously believe any of this, you must be paid up by the dev

Thanks for your concern. Shout out to dev, i am available for payment.

There is money to be made if the project is for real and is built according to OP. And variable DPOS staking is nothing to sneeze at. So yea i am interested.
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Revenue streams sound good. Is it based on how Viral does the OAUTH or is it different?
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Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?





You seriously believe any of this, you must be paid up by the dev
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BTG CEO
Anyone done the math yet? how many btc to unlock Trader lounge? Whale lounge? And is this right, the Whales get to escrow trades and run group bots?



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Pushing real hard!
Looks good so far dev. Wish you luck on the ico.  Cool
legendary
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A Wound in Eternity
I have a question; I see that you are a Newbie (nothing wrong with that at all, don't get me wrong) and I am always curious about this:

You have developed a new and complicated coin saturated with features and plans for the future and this suggests that you must have some experience in this field. But, you are new to this forum which is a hub for all things alt, so where have you been and why have you just come to this forum. Where have you been active in altcoin scene before you just joined this forum?

This is the case with most new coins it seems, the devs come out of nowhere with what appears to be years of experience but have never been seen before on the biggest forum on the web. Where do they all come from?

I can see one case where this may be true. A member creates a new account to promote a new coins and wants to keep it separate from his "personal" account.

So, CryptoCircuits dev, are you on this Forum under a different name? If so, tell us...
legendary
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This coin looks alright "If I was playing a video game and unlocking achievments" other than that you kind of stuffed up your distribution plan of the coin as not many people will buy in as it is just a new name for an ICO...
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You know people actually like to mine right ?

So go find one to mine.  Huh

Why release a coin that you can't mine, we all know how that ends up, P&D.
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You know people actually like to mine right ?

So go find one to mine.  Huh
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You know people actually like to mine right ?
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Woking as a binman sucks.
Keeping an eye on this thread.
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