Topic: [ANN] Euclideum: PoS network delegated staking - sharding - liquidity protocol (Read 720 times)
September 10, 2020, 06:34:05 AM
Another shit project came to an end. No updates in their telegram and social media. Just checked their website and the website is broken. RIP for those people who claimed their ECL airdrop by putting ETH private keys. Thank god I didn't.
August 24, 2020, 09:07:42 AM
to get 3 ECL we have to deposit 1 ETH but I really doubt is this safe even I don't know the price of ECL token? this thread is not complete
I believe the team should come up with a different method, because none of the users will want to give away Ethereum, which is used by stable demand, for coins that have yet to prove their prospects. Moreover, importing a private key always ends in the same, that is, bad. 
August 24, 2020, 03:13:13 AM
the airdrop method is kinda shady.
we need to import our private key into eucledium wallet?
no, thanks.
we need to import our private key into eucledium wallet?
no, thanks.
In addition, we have this on the archimedex domain just three days before airdrop:
Quote
ArchimeDEX: In developing!
source: archimedex.netThere should be an alleged eucledium wallet... LOL
August 23, 2020, 10:54:28 PM
the airdrop method is kinda shady.
we need to import our private key into eucledium wallet?
no, thanks.
we need to import our private key into eucledium wallet?
no, thanks.
August 23, 2020, 09:12:12 PM
to get 3 ECL we have to deposit 1 ETH but I really doubt is this safe even I don't know the price of ECL token? this thread is not complete
August 23, 2020, 05:40:25 AM
From your whitepaper:
Since the Ethereum network snapshot is scheduled for August 27, I wonder how many additional interfaces by third-party developers have been created so far? If a wallet tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange is the only option, I doubt you will have a very successful airdrop.
Where can we find the source code?
Besides, why you don't have a representative on this forum who will actively participate in discussions and answer questions from members?
Quote from: Euclideum whitepaper
The solution is to require that users claim the ECL they are entitled to. This can be done easily
through any wallet that supports ECL. At launch, the only such wallet is the platform's official
Plato wallet, tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange. though additional interfaces created by
third-party developers are expected to appear in the upcoming months.
through any wallet that supports ECL. At launch, the only such wallet is the platform's official
Plato wallet, tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange. though additional interfaces created by
third-party developers are expected to appear in the upcoming months.
Since the Ethereum network snapshot is scheduled for August 27, I wonder how many additional interfaces by third-party developers have been created so far? If a wallet tied to the ArchimeDEX exchange is the only option, I doubt you will have a very successful airdrop.
Quote from: Euclideum whitepaper
ArchimeDEX is open-source, so that any user can access the
code to verify that the wallet cannot be used to hack their existing wallet or steal their ether.
code to verify that the wallet cannot be used to hack their existing wallet or steal their ether.
Where can we find the source code?
Besides, why you don't have a representative on this forum who will actively participate in discussions and answer questions from members?
August 23, 2020, 05:13:56 AM
If you are an ETH holder, your can take part in the Euclideum airdrop and get 3 ECL coins for FREE for each ETH coin you have. You can easily claim your ECL on the official Euclideum exchange.
Is your exchange live already? Cause if not, this will be a hard tike for users to trust the platform and send the eth to the unknown and untrusted new site. The concept is not bad but you have some suspicious criteria to be cautious about. - Anonymous team- its not community can simply trust nowadays
- Lack important details such as whitepaper and roadmap
- If you really wanted you can distribute it to all eth holders to prove your sincerity by this supply really scattered.
Also its good if you have someone here to answer all of these inquiries by me and others too.
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Im pretty sure this is not a bounty thread. Dont post report link here. Youre clearly off topic. Yes, no need to import on their own exchange. They can just send the free tokens to all eth holders. Using other sites to access your wallet is a big no no because that's where the risk of getting your funds stolen begins. I hope those who will participate will do their due diligence before joining this questionable airdrop.
August 22, 2020, 10:54:17 PM
If you are an ETH holder, your can take part in the Euclideum airdrop and get 3 ECL coins for FREE for each ETH coin you have. You can easily claim your ECL on the official Euclideum exchange.
Is your exchange live already? Cause if not, this will be a hard tike for users to trust the platform and send the eth to the unknown and untrusted new site. The concept is not bad but you have some suspicious criteria to be cautious about. - Anonymous team- its not community can simply trust nowadays
- Lack important details such as whitepaper and roadmap
- If you really wanted you can distribute it to all eth holders to prove your sincerity by this supply really scattered.
Also its good if you have someone here to answer all of these inquiries by me and others too.
~snipped~
Im pretty sure this is not a bounty thread. Dont post report link here. Youre clearly off topic. August 19, 2020, 04:28:19 PM
I don't think it is safe to participate in this airdrop where your funds will not be safe. And seems that they are aiming to have expensive price for their token as only 3 tokens is provided for every eth you owned. Won't touch this thing if you need to input your seeds or private key. And if the team will not be active here and answer important questions, I don't think this is worth your attention.
I also agree. 3 ECL for 1 ETH, it will be a good deal if project had some value. I saw their whitepaper, website and social platform and i don't think its a serious project as they mentioned. They don't discuss about their project on ANN thread, they don't update regularly about project development in their social channel and not have much supporters in their telegram community. That's why i also think that it's a risky task to join this project.
August 19, 2020, 03:25:24 PM
what you say is true. your project has very little information displayed, even your Twitter account was created this month and currently your telegram channel has less than 10 subscribers.
How to get free Euclideum coins
1. Create a new wallet on ArchimeDEX or import your existing Ethereum wallet. After the network snapshot on August 27, 2020, you'll be able to claim your free ECL through the DEX.
2. Once the Euclideum blockchain is deployed, we will swap the airdrop ECL tokens (ERC20) for fully functional ECL coins.*
* https://euclideum.com/airdrop.html
The way to get Euclideum Airdrop is very risky
I think so. Because if I want to import my wallet on their exchanger called ArchimeDEX I probably need to input my ethereum wallet seeds or private key. For that my wallet will be in huge risk and it may get hacked also. So, Don't think people gonna fall for this shitty airdrop only 3 tokens for 1ETH. Also, the price of the token is not revealed yet.
I don't think it is safe to participate in this airdrop where your funds will not be safe. And seems that they are aiming to have expensive price for their token as only 3 tokens is provided for every eth you owned. Won't touch this thing if you need to input your seeds or private key. And if the team will not be active here and answer important questions, I don't think this is worth your attention.
August 19, 2020, 03:47:28 AM
where the place to get informations about your team members ?
because i don't see in this thread and your site buddy
because i don't see in this thread and your site buddy
Same question. No team members in both website and whitepaper. How can we say that the project is legit without revealing the team members and their respective LinkedIn accounts?
I hate to say this but this project is a potential red flag due to their lack of transparency in revealing the team. Not worth joining their bounty program either. I advice to stay away from joining their bounty program and other means of contributing. You'll waste your time for sure.
On Facebook, the official Euclideum page has been blocked. I ask you to pay attention to this and take this problem seriously.
Yep this is kinda concerning.
August 16, 2020, 03:40:28 AM
On Facebook, the official Euclideum page has been blocked. I ask you to pay attention to this and take this problem seriously.
August 07, 2020, 03:55:04 PM
where the place to get informations about your team members ?
because i don't see in this thread and your site buddy
because i don't see in this thread and your site buddy
August 07, 2020, 01:11:45 AM
what you say is true. your project has very little information displayed, even your Twitter account was created this month and currently your telegram channel has less than 10 subscribers.
How to get free Euclideum coins
1. Create a new wallet on ArchimeDEX or import your existing Ethereum wallet. After the network snapshot on August 27, 2020, you'll be able to claim your free ECL through the DEX.
2. Once the Euclideum blockchain is deployed, we will swap the airdrop ECL tokens (ERC20) for fully functional ECL coins.*
* https://euclideum.com/airdrop.html
The way to get Euclideum Airdrop is very risky
I think so. Because if I want to import my wallet on their exchanger called ArchimeDEX I probably need to input my ethereum wallet seeds or private key. For that my wallet will be in huge risk and it may get hacked also. So, Don't think people gonna fall for this shitty airdrop only 3 tokens for 1ETH. Also, the price of the token is not revealed yet.
August 04, 2020, 02:24:31 PM
what you say is true. your project has very little information displayed, even your Twitter account was created this month and currently your telegram channel has less than 10 subscribers.
How to get free Euclideum coins
1. Create a new wallet on ArchimeDEX or import your existing Ethereum wallet. After the network snapshot on August 27, 2020, you'll be able to claim your free ECL through the DEX.
2. Once the Euclideum blockchain is deployed, we will swap the airdrop ECL tokens (ERC20) for fully functional ECL coins.*
* https://euclideum.com/airdrop.html
The way to get Euclideum Airdrop is very risky
I think so. Because if I want to import my wallet on their exchanger called ArchimeDEX I probably need to input my ethereum wallet seeds or private key. For that my wallet will be in huge risk and it may get hacked also. So, Don't think people gonna fall for this shitty airdrop only 3 tokens for 1ETH. Also, the price of the token is not revealed yet.
August 04, 2020, 08:40:31 AM
do you need a CM for ur project?
August 04, 2020, 08:30:55 AM
I think there is lack of information about your project on both website and in this Ann thread. People not gonna trust your project without knowing all the information about it. I see no team members info on your website. You should let the people know who are in behind of the project. Other wise your project gonna fail.
Also no info about the token price??
what you say is true. your project has very little information displayed, even your Twitter account was created this month and currently your telegram channel has less than 10 subscribers.Also no info about the token price??
How to get free Euclideum coins
1. Create a new wallet on ArchimeDEX or import your existing Ethereum wallet. After the network snapshot on August 27, 2020, you'll be able to claim your free ECL through the DEX.
2. Once the Euclideum blockchain is deployed, we will swap the airdrop ECL tokens (ERC20) for fully functional ECL coins.*
* https://euclideum.com/airdrop.html
The way to get Euclideum Airdrop is very risky
August 03, 2020, 01:27:31 PM
I think there is lack of information about your project on both website and in this Ann thread. People not gonna trust your project without knowing all the information about it. I see no team members info on your website. You should let the people know who are in behind of the project. Other wise your project gonna fail.
Also no info about the token price??
Also no info about the token price??
August 03, 2020, 12:49:53 PM
hold 1 eth will get 3 ecl, how can the public believe in this project, have you done euclideum project activities with the maximum possible?
the people are still unsure of a system like this, it is better to do it first in conjunction with a large project, this step is the beginning to take the initial public trust in the euclideum project
the people are still unsure of a system like this, it is better to do it first in conjunction with a large project, this step is the beginning to take the initial public trust in the euclideum project
August 02, 2020, 12:00:25 PM
Two years after Vitalik Buterin announced the Serenity project at Devcon in 2018, Ethereum 2.0 remains a project, not a reality. The launch of the new, scalable Proof-of-Stake network has been delayed many times. Numerous testnets – Schlesi, Witti, Atona and now Medalla – are all steps in the right direction, but the goal remains distant. The launch of Phase 0 is now scheduled for December 2020 or January 2021, but it's likely to get delayed once again.
The Euclideum project is a result of the efforts of a group of developers to solve these problems as fast as possible. Waiting for another year or two or more for a more scalable version of Ethereum isn't a practicable solution.
Euclideum is a version of the Ethereum blockchain that features Proof-of-Stake consensus and delegated staking. The name of the cryptocurrency itself is Euclid. Launching a node will require a smaller stake than in Ethereum (30 ECL vs 32 ETH). Users who don't want to bother with a node will be able to delegate their ECL coins to one of their choice and receive a share in the rewards, like with Cosmos or Tezos.
Advantages
- 100+tps at launch
- PoS staking: earn up to 10% with your own node
- Delegated staking: earn up to 8% without a node
- Liquidity pools and DEX
- Sharding coming in 2021
- Free smart contract audit
- Airdrop for Ethereum holders: 1 ETH = 3 ECL
Airdrop
1 ETH = 3 ECL
If you are an ETH holder, your can take part in the Euclideum airdrop and get 3 ECL coins for FREE for each ETH coin you have. You can easily claim your ECL on the official Euclideum exchange. For more details, see the Airdrop page.
Referral Program
Invite friends and get 5% of all ECL coins they claim during the airdrop.
Website & Media
- Website: https://euclideum.com/
- Bounty: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-euclideum-euclideumcom-50000-ecl-5266286
- Whitepaper: https://euclideum.com/whitepaper.pdf
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/euclideum
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euclideum.network
- Medium: https://medium.com/@Euclideum
- Telegram Channel: https://t.me/euclideum
- Telegram Chat: https://t.me/euclideum_chat
Contact Us
[email protected]
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