Topic: [ANN] Krypton, KR - BaaS Corp & Open Source, Public Blockchain for Business/IoT - page 40. (Read 167811 times)
June 29, 2016, 06:36:37 PM
Nice to see this coin finally made it on Bittrex shame on the price tho. Would like to see much better mining rewards but guess that is set as is ,and is how going to be for the future. I will continue to mine this on and off when I feel and no doubt maybe put some power to it full time. Good to see small movement but seriously needs work on the wallet system.
June 29, 2016, 06:17:15 PM
The more work this team does, the cheaper the price gets 
Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
Yes price deserved more than 1$ but it is struggling so hard right now, not enough buying force all what we have is just lots of red candles as all the bagholders seems to dump on whatever price they get. Holding all you have and buying cheap could make you rich within few months. I think buying all these cheap KR is good move for future.Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
I say let them dump because they are helping me and the people who believe in KR fill our bags.I have no doubt that this coin will make many of us believers some good amount of money.
I know how everyone feels with a dev so active and doing things yet the price is falling, it just doesn't make sense but on the other hand it's a good buying opportunity.
June 29, 2016, 02:39:05 PM
The more work this team does, the cheaper the price gets
Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
Yes price deserved more than 1$ but it is struggling so hard right now, not enough buying force all what we have is just lots of red candles as all the bagholders seems to dump on whatever price they get. Holding all you have and buying cheap could make you rich within few months. I think buying all these cheap KR is good move for future. Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
June 29, 2016, 02:18:30 PM
Good morning, Krypton.
Today, we're going to begin playing with code and having some fun.
One of our own community members has written a DAC and we're going to deploy it.
For those of you who are interested in working with our D-tech, as I like to call it, here is a primer:
http://consensys.github.io/developers/articles/101-noob-intro/
We will also begin working with some basic smart contracts and checking these against the 10 known exploits in the Solidity programming language.
wweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Coding Camp!
Today, we're going to begin playing with code and having some fun.
One of our own community members has written a DAC and we're going to deploy it.
For those of you who are interested in working with our D-tech, as I like to call it, here is a primer:
http://consensys.github.io/developers/articles/101-noob-intro/
We will also begin working with some basic smart contracts and checking these against the 10 known exploits in the Solidity programming language.
wweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Coding Camp!
When will the deployment be complete?
June 29, 2016, 09:13:49 AM
Good morning, Krypton.
Today, we're going to begin playing with code and having some fun.
One of our own community members has written a DAC and we're going to deploy it.
For those of you who are interested in working with our D-tech, as I like to call it, here is a primer:
http://consensys.github.io/developers/articles/101-noob-intro/
We will also begin working with some basic smart contracts and checking these against the 10 known exploits in the Solidity programming language.
wweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Coding Camp!
Today, we're going to begin playing with code and having some fun.
One of our own community members has written a DAC and we're going to deploy it.
For those of you who are interested in working with our D-tech, as I like to call it, here is a primer:
http://consensys.github.io/developers/articles/101-noob-intro/
We will also begin working with some basic smart contracts and checking these against the 10 known exploits in the Solidity programming language.
wweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Coding Camp!
June 29, 2016, 07:06:26 AM
The more work this team does, the cheaper the price gets
Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
Think you should all take a deserved holiday and let the price go back up a bit.
June 27, 2016, 09:29:52 PM
Please, write your position about hard forks for a censorship, how it would possible happend with Ethereum. What about Krypton?
No not possible. KR is much stronger then the dao and it does not have bad smart contracts like the dao had.
This is a safe investment. Rest assured.
Agree. I think that there is no need for a DAO since Krypton is a DAO itself. It is always good to learn from these hacks (like the one from The DAO) as it will make other cryptos to learn from the mistakes and create secure smart contracts. Krypton is truly one of a kind considering that is has a very limited supply and cheap price. I hope that it will be worth at least $1 by the end of the year. Just my opinion.
June 27, 2016, 01:43:01 PM
Since 75% of business to business (B2B) buyers now use social media, social selling is a necessary skill in today's marketplace.
Social selling is a modern sales approach that uses social networks to sell your business.
Why does social selling matter?
Social selling leaders get better results.
Social selling leaders
- create 45% more opportunities than peers with lower SSI.
- are 51% more likely to achieve quota.
- outsell peers who don't use social media by 78%.
The Social Selling Index (SSI) was developed by identifying a group of top-performing sales professionals, analyzing their usage habits on LinkedIn and determining how they used LinkedIn to drive successful outcomes.
The SSI measures how well you perform in the four elements of social selling on LinkedIn.
- Establishing your professional brand.
- Finding the right people.
- Engaging with insights.
- Building strong relationships.
Ways to improve
- Brand – Complete your profile with a customer in mind.
- Brand - Become a thought leader by publishing meaningful posts.
- People – Identify better prospects in less time by using efficient search and research tools.
- Engage – Discover and share conversation-worthy updates to create and grow relationships.
- Build – Strengthen your network by connecting and establishing trust with decision makers.
Why is it important to establish your professional brand?
- Reps who exceed quota receive 35% more page views than those who don't.
- 81% of buyers are more likely to engage with a strong professional brand.
- 92% of B2B buyers engage with sales professionals if they are known industry thought leaders.
My social selling index (SSI) is 82%... and climbing.
My strong SSI score is propelling me upward on the list of total number of LinkedIn profile views within my connections, and my views are in turn strengthening my SSI score.
This is enabling me to connect not only with my peers, top Ethereum and Blockchain executives, but also with Krypton's prospective clients.
Thanks to this tool from LinkedIn, I have narrowed my social strategy today to growing Krypton's professional brand and engaging more with my professional groups and connections.
I'm a firm believer that one's success in business is directly related to who one knows. If you are Blockchain professional, please connect with me. https://www.linkedin.com/in/covertress-covertress-061817114
Thank you, LinkedIn, for this creating this insightful business and relationship-building tool.
“You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.”– Dale Carnegie
June 25, 2016, 07:59:56 PM
Cryptographers: f6fd429320c19542c0465c0d4b9a84297e4d1a080143bd49114b9f70c369caa3
https://md5hashing.net/hash
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June 24, 2016, 08:44:45 PM
Its going to be 1B by years end too.
June 24, 2016, 07:48:52 PM
Smart contract VC-related deals totaled $116 million in Q1 of 2016, more than twice as much as the prior three quarters combined and accounting for 86 percent of total blockchain venture funding.
http://dupress.com/articles/using-blockchain-for-smart-contracts/
Have a great weekend, Krypton.
covertress
June 24, 2016, 06:40:54 PM
Nice work. I still cannot believe this coin is so cheap with all the work the team are putting into it.
it is cheap, because people are chasing ICO coinsI agree and I say let them chase ICO coins because it gives us a chance to buy some cheap coins that I believe will preform well in the future.
When I first got into KR I knew it was for the long term so I see these current prices as a huge buying opportunity and it is also a good time for new investors to pick up some cheap KR.
June 24, 2016, 02:55:01 PM
Nice work. I still cannot believe this coin is so cheap with all the work the team are putting into it.
it is cheap, because people are chasing ICO coins June 24, 2016, 02:10:00 PM
Nice work. I still cannot believe this coin is so cheap with all the work the team are putting into it.
June 24, 2016, 02:02:37 PM
Looking ahead, I believe that Krypton will be more safe and reliable long-term investment plan 
June 24, 2016, 12:57:09 AM
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ATTENTION KRYPTON THREAD
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Krypton employs all of the same D-tech as Ethereum. (DAO, DAC, dApp)
The DAO exploit has highlighted multiple vulnerabilites in the coding logic of the most popular smart contract language, Solidity, the language used to code DAOs, DACs and dApps. To date, there have been 10 possible exploits discovered by cryptographers at Cornell University. (http://www.coindesk.com/cornell-prof-discovered-dao-vulnerability-reveals-10-exploits/)
Until viable workarounds are presented (and only one has been - http://eprint.iacr.org/2016/633) or better, a new coding language is made available, Krypton will not be releasing DAOs, DACs nor dApps for corporate use.
We are planning a hackathon, however, where we will all be able tear into these exploits without losing anyone's money. Details forthcoming.
I invite you to stick around for the show and bring plenty of popcorn. These are fiery times in the birth of our new industry but, I'm confident that we will emerge like a phoenix. Krypton has cryptographers. We can build this.
Please keep up the good work. ATTENTION KRYPTON THREAD
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Krypton employs all of the same D-tech as Ethereum. (DAO, DAC, dApp)
The DAO exploit has highlighted multiple vulnerabilites in the coding logic of the most popular smart contract language, Solidity, the language used to code DAOs, DACs and dApps. To date, there have been 10 possible exploits discovered by cryptographers at Cornell University. (http://www.coindesk.com/cornell-prof-discovered-dao-vulnerability-reveals-10-exploits/)
Until viable workarounds are presented (and only one has been - http://eprint.iacr.org/2016/633) or better, a new coding language is made available, Krypton will not be releasing DAOs, DACs nor dApps for corporate use.
We are planning a hackathon, however, where we will all be able tear into these exploits without losing anyone's money. Details forthcoming.
I invite you to stick around for the show and bring plenty of popcorn. These are fiery times in the birth of our new industry but, I'm confident that we will emerge like a phoenix. Krypton has cryptographers. We can build this.
June 23, 2016, 07:10:00 PM
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ATTENTION KRYPTON THREAD
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Krypton employs all of the same D-tech as Ethereum. (DAO, DAC, dApp)
The DAO exploit has highlighted multiple vulnerabilites in the coding logic of the most popular smart contract language, Solidity, the language used to code DAOs, DACs and dApps. To date, there have been 10 possible exploits discovered by cryptographers at Cornell University. (http://www.coindesk.com/cornell-prof-discovered-dao-vulnerability-reveals-10-exploits/)
Until viable workarounds are presented (and only one has been - http://eprint.iacr.org/2016/633) or better, a new coding language is made available, Krypton will not be releasing DAOs, DACs nor dApps for corporate use.
We are planning a hackathon, however, where we will all be able tear into these exploits without losing anyone's money. Details forthcoming.
I invite you to stick around for the show and bring plenty of popcorn. These are fiery times in the birth of our new industry but, I'm confident that we will emerge like a phoenix. Krypton has cryptographers. We can build this.
ATTENTION KRYPTON THREAD
*************************
Krypton employs all of the same D-tech as Ethereum. (DAO, DAC, dApp)
The DAO exploit has highlighted multiple vulnerabilites in the coding logic of the most popular smart contract language, Solidity, the language used to code DAOs, DACs and dApps. To date, there have been 10 possible exploits discovered by cryptographers at Cornell University. (http://www.coindesk.com/cornell-prof-discovered-dao-vulnerability-reveals-10-exploits/)
Until viable workarounds are presented (and only one has been - http://eprint.iacr.org/2016/633) or better, a new coding language is made available, Krypton will not be releasing DAOs, DACs nor dApps for corporate use.
We are planning a hackathon, however, where we will all be able tear into these exploits without losing anyone's money. Details forthcoming.
I invite you to stick around for the show and bring plenty of popcorn. These are fiery times in the birth of our new industry but, I'm confident that we will emerge like a phoenix. Krypton has cryptographers. We can build this.
June 23, 2016, 06:13:47 PM
I agree with being the first POS coin, but when? In a few months?
I've already addressed this issue. Krypton WILL NOT be the first POS ETH-based coin. End of discussion.
this mean we cant expect any code changes beside move ETH improvements into KR
a true copycoin setup
it can still work
if u follow as only business path
"we can do what ETH can do just cheaper"
just ETH cant do not much
the services and apps build to use it can
this means main success factor is to find services and apps willing to use KR
and yes im sad u chose that path to skip first POS unique chance
Let me make this as simple as possible for everyone to understand...
If The DAO exploit had happened while ETH was a POS blockchain, they would have had no other option than to do a rollback. This would destroy the reputation of ETH as a coin. Not even Bitcoin has done this.
To push for Krypton to become "the first POS ETH-based coin" is foolhardy, at best.
This technology is in it's infancy. Baby steps are required to ensure that we don't land on our faces as others have done.
I will not allow programming languages, code nor incompetence to damage Krypton.
When I say a point of discussion is final, I have my reasons.
June 23, 2016, 05:30:42 PM
I remember that it was mentioned that the Krypton Dev is not active this month, because of real life issues. He should be back next month.
Crypto IS REAL LIFE !!
I think you mean life is crypto.
Isn't the dev SHE?
Not that I'm aware of. Dev is dev, covertress is brand ambassador, emcee, HR, PR, tester, investor, and knowledgebase all rolled into one.
June 23, 2016, 04:57:47 PM
I remember that it was mentioned that the Krypton Dev is not active this month, because of real life issues. He should be back next month.
Crypto IS REAL LIFE !!
I think you mean life is crypto.
Isn't the dev SHE?
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