Topic: ANN: [OPAL] | POS | Secure Messaging |NO ICO | bitsquare.io | cryptopia | Yobit - page 168. (Read 383407 times)

Will keep them warm for them, then they can buy them back at x10 from the current price 

Lol, just saw that dump. How annoying!!!

Crypto Asian ‏@CryptoAsian  21 minutes ago
@OpalCoinTeam will do, sorry about failing to update that

 

Someone just handed me 40k+ thanks! 

I snapped up a few more thousand at < 500... I just feel it won't be available at that price for much longer.

This is completely awesome. Great design.  You guys are amazing.

Well you never know for sure.
But with the amount of sell pressure we had, I think he's done dumping for now.

If we pass 600 sats it's going fast, I mean really fast.  

there's no really wall,its absolutly open for a bullrun this one loll

amg can see 5k on sell side does this mean the evil wall guy is gone?

retweet.

Also thanks

Retweet this to help make him get a move on

https://twitter.com/OpalCoinTeam/status/528544866792259584

we are also waiting for him to change it
we tweeted him about it a few hours ago actually.

A very small thing,can you change the 4 star asian pod for the 5 star on the first post ?

Thanks  

Bright future here

But still,don't say Opal will surpass bitcoin ... These one can co-exist. Opal need Bitcoin to exist,at least we can enter on the top 10 easely ( < 0,01 cent for 1 opal (50ksat) )

Step by step 

There will be a white paper that will answer all questions regarding Opal file transfers, just a heads up the files are not stored on the Opal blockchain.


 

If opal will be everything you said it might be, it will 100% be more valued than bitcoin.

Here's the one single issue:

Blockchains get bloated, by past transactions. Someone sent someone 10 opal 100 days ago, it is stuck in the blockchain that everyone must download and confirm. that is the nature of blockchains.

Now you are talking about file sharing.  That's cool on the onset. But not if everyone must store every file as part of their blockchain forever.

If opal programmers (which I totally believe in), can find a way to let file transfers happen where:

a) the sender sends

b) the receiver receives

c) anyone else that wants the file can get it

d) SUPER SPECIAL: it is on the blockchain for a maximum number of blocks (say 200 blocks) and then gets removed somehow

No one as far as I know, has come up with a self-healing bitcoin blockchain. A blockchain that reverses itself based on transactions or file transfers that have already occured, and are no longer necessary.

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The single reason why I'm bringing this up is that BitMessage, a blockchain based on messages, was an early starter in crypto. run our wallet/client, and you can send/receive anonymous messages on the blockchain. Guess where they are at now?  Just to run 3 days worth of bitmessages, takes over 3 gigs of your hard drive. If you send a message today, you can expect it takes 4-5 days before it gets delivered. The whole solution is not scalable.  All nodes are victim to the huge data flowing through them.

Now we're just talking about text messages..

Opal wants to do binary file transfers... it's the same problem X100

So based on this, I really do believe in opal developers. So instead of shying away from the tasks on hand, let's use this time to address these types of issues. If you get it. I can bet you that within the next 7-10 days, with a solid proof of concept, code, wallet release, someone will spend more than $50,000USD buying opal in a single click.

Huge money potential is here, but we need to solve real blockchain issues.  Take time out and think about how to handle this sort of thing. If you can find a way to do it, one opal will be worth way more than $350 a bitcoin.

Let me explain the future of opal.

Our roadmap may seem like a bunch of scattered ideas, but it is meticulously planned to culminate with the final form of Opacity Suite, which will become the leading private, secure file and information platform.

The marketplace ties in to OpacityEM, the files tie in with opaque addresses, the html5 wallet brings everything together.  Opal IS opacity, and opacity is the best system a coin can have.

Opal is not just a coin, it's an ideal.  Opal did not, and will not ever ask you for money.  Opal is the future of altcoins, and once all the bullshit ICOs die, opal will stand.

I can guarantee once we launch filesharing and the marketplace, the people holding opal will be greatly rewarded, and the people who saw opal and didn't invest will be disappointed, just like the people who missed out on early bitcoin.

Opal and Opacity is the future, and we invite you to our revolution.

~Bass

Is this node list up to date?

addnode=46.165.209.144
addnode=54.64.155.117
addnode=79.32.104.81
addnode=192.241.222.102
addnode=173.199.124.185
addnode=65.30.37.95

I'm having a hard time finding full time nodes.

EDIT Seems like a time offset of some sort.

I'm seeing plenty of this in debug.log

Misbehaving: 54.64.155.117:50990 (0 -> 10)
Warning: Peer buckets matched in the future: 1414801785.
Either this node or the peer node has the incorrect time set.
connection timeout
Misbehaving: 65.30.37.95:50990 (0 -> 10)
Misbehaving: 54.64.155.117:50990 (10 -> 20)
Warning: Peer buckets matched in the future: 1414801787.
Either this node or the peer node has the incorrect time set.
connection timeout
Misbehaving: 65.30.37.95:50990 (10 -> 20)

Keeps happening until finally we reach 100, and then it bans that node for an hour or so..  I know daylight savings time kicked in not too long ago. I wonder if it is related.

thank you for the update!. im going to check future features