[ANN] eBTC | The New (ERC20) Bitcoin - page 263.

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Quote from: vegaed1 on October 17, 2017, 04:55:25 PM

Quote from: vegaed1 on October 17, 2017, 03:02:40 PM

Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:17:57 PM

Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:04:53 PM

Quote from: Afinity on October 17, 2017, 01:54:07 PM

I'm not sure someone asked it before so I will give it a try : does the code of the new eBTC token will be available prior the swap of the token ?

I personnally don't have the knowledge to look at the code, but well this could provide a real transparency toward the eBTC community.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that I don't trust the new dev team.

(I'm all new in the cryptocurrency world : sorry if it's considered as a dumb question)

The code will be made public so that it can be audited by the community after being internally and externally audited.

This answers all the FUD and haters. ebtc is slowly moving up! ebtc is now at 10 cents

Can you do for 3 months..? 😂

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Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 04:50:05 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Smart contracts are forever on the blockchain and Satoshi's ebtc token that you all own cannot be deleted from the blockchain in order to do any swap.

This means if you send your ebtc tokens to this fake .org site to a stranger there, they will run with your tokens and you will never get any back, as they cannot do any swap, given ebtc token is forever on the block chain and no keys are required, as they say to do any swap. It's all a lie to scam you again.

This is WHY the real site warns you all against not sending your tokens or they will be stolen from you:

https://ebtctoken.com/

Heads up.

Coinmarketcap and etherscan show the official website which is https://ebtctoken.org

YOU HAVE BEEN REPORTED FOR SPREADING A PHISING LINK

dirty scammer, trying to steal peoples tokens.

🖒🖒

EBTC Contract adres : https://etherscan.io/token/0x2fd41f516fac94ed08e156f489f56ca3a80b04d0

AND

Coinmarketcap link :

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ebtc/

All official links are updated by DEV Team.

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Quote from: vegaed1 on October 17, 2017, 03:02:40 PM

Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:17:57 PM

Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:04:53 PM

Quote from: Afinity on October 17, 2017, 01:54:07 PM

I'm not sure someone asked it before so I will give it a try : does the code of the new eBTC token will be available prior the swap of the token ?

I personnally don't have the knowledge to look at the code, but well this could provide a real transparency toward the eBTC community.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that I don't trust the new dev team.

(I'm all new in the cryptocurrency world : sorry if it's considered as a dumb question)

The code will be made public so that it can be audited by the community after being internally and externally audited.

This answers all the FUD and haters. ebtc is slowly moving up! ebtc is now at 10 cents

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Quote from: reffi on October 17, 2017, 04:30:05 PM

My price prediction next 2-3 weeks!

LOL that's what is will look like. It's on it's way

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I CAN REMOVE HIS QUOTE BECAUSE HES BEEN REMOVED!!!

Coinmarketcap and etherscan show the official website which is https://ebtctoken.org

ONLY EVER BELEIVE WHAT YOU CAN CONFIRM YOUSELF!

CHECK COINMARKETCAP FOR OFFICIAL LINKS https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ebtc/#markets

CHECK ETHERSCANS TOKEN TRACKER https://etherscan.io/address/0x2fd41f516fac94ed08e156f489f56ca3a80b04d0

YOU HAVE BEEN REPORTED FOR SPREADING A PHISING LINK

dirty scammer, trying to steal peoples tokens.

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Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 03:13:33 PM

Quote from: bryannb12 on October 17, 2017, 03:05:32 PM

Just check they made an update: https://www.ebtctoken.org/

Token Swap Timer is on the website and the site is secured now with SSL

I love that you found this before we could even announce the update!

Hopefully they can do the swapping on time to help comfort those who currently believe and hold their coin. So far prices are slowly moving up, haters and bashers where getting fewer and fewer ang hypers are increasing their numbers. good luck to all who believe and hold this coin

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Quote from: A62662 on October 17, 2017, 09:12:35 AM

Quote from: slackovic on October 15, 2017, 01:00:49 PM

Quote from: Samthehero on October 15, 2017, 12:54:27 PM

Quote from: Samthehero on October 15, 2017, 12:15:28 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

CONFIRMED SCAM

Is better with red color and bold.... Grin

Anyone with half a brain would stay far away from this scam. The price is in a strong downtrend and that will continue, so simply stay away. You have been warned. If you buy this - YOU WILL LOSE ALL YOUR MONEY REAL SOON!!!

People have lost a lot of money on this scamoperation. Enough is enough already. Don't let any more people get scamed here.

People lost their money because they spent it on risky investment. With risky investment you can earn a lot but you can lose a lot too. This turned out to be bad investment (for now). But you can't say something is scam just because you lost your money. Would you call it a scam if you earned 10x what you invested? Of course you wouldn't. You'd be happy with easily earned money...

Oh, wait what. Oh, that's right, this is a scam for those who keep forgetting or are in denial.

Why don't you replace your graph with this instead. Stop trying to fool people with your scam shitty scamtoken.

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Quote from: reffi on October 17, 2017, 04:30:05 PM

My price prediction next 2 weeks!

Best TA ever!

reffi

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My price prediction next 2-3 weeks!

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looking forward to it bitbase will succeed

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Quote from: bryannb12 on October 17, 2017, 03:05:32 PM

Just check they made an update: https://www.ebtctoken.org/

Token Swap Timer is on the website and the site is secured now with SSL

I love that you found this before we could even announce the update!

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Quote from: bryannb12 on October 17, 2017, 03:05:32 PM

Just check they made an update: https://www.ebtctoken.org/

Token Swap Timer is on the website and the site is secured now with SSL

Nice! As you can see the new team is on top of things and what a difference that is making. Ebtc continues to go up as a result of that.

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Just check they made an update: https://www.ebtctoken.org/

Token Swap Timer is on the website and the site is secured now with SSL

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Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:17:57 PM

Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:04:53 PM

Quote from: Afinity on October 17, 2017, 01:54:07 PM

I'm not sure someone asked it before so I will give it a try : does the code of the new eBTC token will be available prior the swap of the token ?

I personnally don't have the knowledge to look at the code, but well this could provide a real transparency toward the eBTC community.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that I don't trust the new dev team.

(I'm all new in the cryptocurrency world : sorry if it's considered as a dumb question)

The code will be made public so that it can be audited by the community after being internally and externally audited.

This answers all the FUD and haters. ebtc is slowly moving up! ebtc is now at 10 cents

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Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

at this point, the bug could be useful. after swapping.
you create 1000000000000000000000000 or more ebtc version 1.
who would ever want it.

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I am not sure this swap will actually work. if it requires people to "return" their coins - how will they ensure this safely? I think the only way to truely do it is to airdrop a new coin. But that would obviously mean the original token is basically worthless.

This one is much to much of a risk for me now. Once burned and all...

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Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:17:57 PM

Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

This should be in bold. This is what people want to hear and what dismantles the fud spreaders argument.

Include this other one of your replies too "The code will be made public so that it can be audited by the community after being internally and externally audited."

Thank you for being active on the forum and out of the forum as that is CLEARLY making this coin maintain value and slowly increase as we wait for swap. Good Job!

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Quote from: 802529er on October 17, 2017, 02:17:57 PM

Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

Sound like a well thought out plan. I agree that a swap is the best solution. And to use some of "unswapped" coins for small future airdrops, bounties or signature campaigns is also a great way to fund development and marketing.

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Quote from: Wekkel on October 17, 2017, 02:10:29 PM

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

Any gen1 eBTC tokens that remain in the wild after the swap will be replaced during the swap with gen2 eBTC.

For example, if only 19 million eBTC are returned during the swap, The gen2 eBTC will have 21 million tokens available for the swap, any gen2 tokens that are not swapped and remain will be added to the development funds or airdropped to gen2 eBTC holders.

Trading will be paused at a block #, after this the current gen1 token will be delisted from Mercatox, ED & Dec and then the gen2 token will take its place retaining the eBTC ticker.

I said if before ok the last page, there’s a few people trying to scare people off the swap, I’d much prefer that every single gen1 token is swapped but unfortunately in the event that someone doesn’t return their tokens they will be added to development funds or airdropped, and I have a feeling that some people on the last few pages would prefer they get a larger airdrop if more people decide too not return.

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yes

I wonder what a token swap brings compared to airdropping a totally new eBTC coin. The swap will probably never be fully complete, leaving one original eBTC token in play and one new 'original' eBTC token. Could be confusing as hell.

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