Topic: [ANN] [NAUT] Nautiluscoin - First Coin w/Stabilization Fund - Digishield - page 267. (Read 901853 times)

Chill out guys  We've had 139 pages of solid, constructive discussion so far. No need to get into an argument of semantics on an international forum

Go fuck yourself mate. I meant what I said.  If you can't understand that stay out of it.

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We also don't know how long Moolah's Due Diligence takes, but you could be right, making next week a more feasible option. But I do still believe sooner rather than later.

Yeah, but that's mostly from people who are already in the game. New speculators have to transfer money to Coinbase, or something similar, which would take a couple of days. I agree that a quicker implementation is a good idea though, but I guess it depends on how well tested the code already is.

Made some edits to my post. Honestly, I think there's more trading in crypto on weekends than any other part of the week (people using small excesses from their weekly pay checks, etc). So releasing on Friday (Tomorrow) really is the best option to avoid that kind of issue.

Good point... How much beta testing is required? If it's just a quick test maybe we could get it done Sunday, and most people probably won't buy anything until next week anyway so that would give the devs time to get the new wallet out to make sure that everyone who gets into Naut by next week will have the correct wallet, and won't need to update immediately.

Thus making it DIFFICULT, and last I checked a qualifying antonym to "difficult" is "easy".

Also, BK, anyone here of course would be happy to help you test the PoS implementation, but I'm not certain rolling it out next week would be best. Here's why. (I'm playing devil's advocate here)

Lets say we do get new people thanks to sponsorship, they download the wallet, buy their naut put it in their wallet and think they're set.

But wait, next week their wallet stops syncing and they think they have a problem then they feel they've lost money, they sell off whatever they can or just say screw it on virtual currencies and give up on them and accept a loss. Of course, an auto-updater could alleviate this.

But on the same coin, if you do have it be AFTER the fight, you should put it out far enough that those that DO buy in will be able to read updates and research so they know it's coming.

Having PoS release on Monday after the fight would ultimately cause the issue I described first, people in crypto (and new to crypto) are often wary, and quick to panic, anything that LOOKS like a problem can cause them to sell off.

So if you do plan for release after the fight, you must do so VERY carefully.

To those who don't know, July 4th is the United States' Independence day, a national holiday, and typically a required holiday for employers to give to employees (this is probably why BK is saying it will probably be after the fight).

Lastly, planning a release after the fight, please make sure you have a series of asic farms lined up for the days up until Proof of Stake (don't allow it to run out on July 4th, 5th, 6th, and so on).

So it leaves it at this:
Release Proof of Stake tomorrow, Saturday, or Sunday for your loyal coin holders, but have potential issues due to not enough wide testing, however a more up to date wallet available for any new investors for the fight.

Wait to release Proof of Stake, but wait long enough (I'd say a week), for solid testing, bug fixing, etc, and make posts anywhere and everywhere you can to emphasize everyone knows its coming (including those new coin holders).

Also ICYMI the banner, shorts and shirt for the fight

I can help out with betatesting! :-) Do you think we can get a changelog from the developers to see exactly what's implemented? I mean things like yearly inflation (seem to recall you wanting it to be 2%?) and similar. It will make it easier to write announcements, articles etc for people who's got crypto newssites and so on. I'm sure David Seaman would like to write something for his website for example, as he seems to be a hardcore Nautiluscoin fan.

Quick PoS update -

I am told it is complete, but I was too busy yesterday to check it out.  I will look today and hopefully get it set for beta testing.  Since the fight is only 2 days away, its probably best to wait until next week to implement. 

The steps as I see them:
1.) Beta test PoS - we will need help with this
2.) Pick a block to implement
3.) Implement multi-pool

-BK

No I meant exactly what I said.  Who knows how many transactions that could occur are stopped from occurring because people can't be bothered with all the stupid anti-money laundering measures.

You mean stopping them from making EASY transactions.

Don't forget to vote:
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That's why those stupid laws need changing.  They aren't stopping any of the big criminals from money laundering they're just stopping regular people and small businesses from making transactions.

Ok, thanks for explaining. Also looks intentional to me if that is true.

Ultimately the fact still remains. No matter who you go through they will still have due diligence. For fiat exchange that is

Paypal were ignoring proof last time I checked, people were buying vast amounts of crypto on ebay and paypal was refunding them without hesitation. It looked intentional to me. I think there's ways round it but might technically break paypal terms. A trusted escrow might be a good idea as people can easily buy bitcoin over ebay if necessary.

Excellent.  I would suspect that if Brian keeps promoting and advertising like he is doing, then eventually one day when crypto is mainstream, Nautiluscoin will be one of the few coins that the average Joe will remember (along side bitcoin of course)

Can some one explain to me why a purchase paid with paypal will be refunded? It is really easy to prove that the coins where delivered.. or do I see this wrong?

Yup! You're not the first to say this.. if you read back through the pages, since the fight was announced, ideas like this have been proposed on here.
I'd be in agreement with you too. This was one of the things BK talked about in the beginning, was to be able to have an easy 'on ramp' for the public to get into Naut.
They will still need to educate themselves a bit though. I mean, where are you going to store it? Are these people familiar with the concept of a digital wallet?
So many hurdles.. I don't think the fight will cause a major influx of buying pressure from hitherto unknowing public. It's too early and we don't have the easy options yet for them to get in. But, I really do think it will get some people interested and beginning to educate themselves as to what crypto is all about.. A percentage of those will even go the whole way and go through the required hoops to buy some. Most will wait though, until there are easier options.
It's still a pretty damn good start though if you ask me. Remember, this is only the first such sponsorship. I'm sure there will be more... and hopefully by the time there is, there will be easier options for people to buy it.