Topic: [ANN]🔵🔵 OYSTER 🔵🔵 Anonymous Storage Generates Revenue for Websites - page 171. (Read 73403 times)
October 30, 2017, 10:04:08 AM
to write a great post does not skam about this project, you need to be a professional in this matter, so I'll write only this is an interesting project.
October 30, 2017, 09:37:20 AM
Only 1 ether raised? I can't believe my eyes, lol. 
October 30, 2017, 08:36:22 AM
How is the contribution of the ICO proceeding? Is it meeting the expectations? This thread is not very crowded.
Slow but there is a trickle coming in here and there. If it doesn't pick up some of you are going to get some great deals as we are sitting at 37.8 Ether worth 11,630$.
I expect a majority of the investment might come later as Oyster did not have a long word of mouth period prior to ICO. We need to get out there outside, like reddit for example, and let people know is going on while continuing to work here. These developers need support and even funding them for half a year to a year could lead to a successful release considering where they are at now. Don't want to rush things..
October 29, 2017, 05:50:29 PM
How is the contribution of the ICO proceeding? Is it meeting the expectations? This thread is not very crowded.
Slow but there is a trickle coming in here and there. If it doesn't pick up some of you are going to get some great deals as we are sitting at 37.8 Ether worth 11,630$.
I expect a majority of the investment might come later as Oyster did not have a long word of mouth period prior to ICO. We need to get out there outside, like reddit for example, and let people know is going on while continuing to work here. These developers need support and even funding them for half a year to a year could lead to a successful release considering where they are at now. Don't want to rush things..
October 29, 2017, 04:17:55 PM
How is the contribution of the ICO proceeding? Is it meeting the expectations? This thread is not very crowded.
October 29, 2017, 02:01:29 PM
I see in the source code there looks to be code in progress for a web interface which lets a user upload files using the Oyster protocol.
This makes me curious. If we use the Oyster protocol to store our own files, rather than as part of a website visit, will we generate and collect pearls?
This makes me curious. If we use the Oyster protocol to store our own files, rather than as part of a website visit, will we generate and collect pearls?
October 28, 2017, 05:25:04 PM
A small question for all,
As I am, most of us here for the airdrop on the first. Anyway when I got involved to Oyster it becomes more then an airdrop.
But also ı would like to have an airdrop. So I gave my poloniex account to oyster. Will I get my PRL to poloniex or polo does not support it. No matter what I am happy to know Oyster
As I am, most of us here for the airdrop on the first. Anyway when I got involved to Oyster it becomes more then an airdrop.
But also ı would like to have an airdrop. So I gave my poloniex account to oyster. Will I get my PRL to poloniex or polo does not support it. No matter what I am happy to know Oyster
Did you send ETH to the smart contract from your poloniex account? Don't do that, the page clearly says to not send ETH from an exchange. PRL are sent back automatically to the address that sent the PRL, so you must send ETH from an ERC20 compliant wallet.
October 28, 2017, 05:23:10 PM
why in the bloody hell can't we copy the ethereu, adress to see the etherscan progress of this? badly designed website
Thanks for notifying about this, the bug only recently starting happening, I fixed it. October 28, 2017, 05:07:21 PM
A small question for all,
As I am, most of us here for the airdrop on the first. Anyway when I got involved to Oyster it becomes more then an airdrop.
But also ı would like to have an airdrop. So I gave my poloniex account to oyster. Will I get my PRL to poloniex or polo does not support it. No matter what I am happy to know Oyster
As I am, most of us here for the airdrop on the first. Anyway when I got involved to Oyster it becomes more then an airdrop.
But also ı would like to have an airdrop. So I gave my poloniex account to oyster. Will I get my PRL to poloniex or polo does not support it. No matter what I am happy to know Oyster
October 28, 2017, 10:07:05 AM
why in the bloody hell can't we copy the ethereu, adress to see the etherscan progress of this? badly designed website
I just went to check it, quite weird. If anyone types over the address post the eth scan link pls
October 28, 2017, 09:41:01 AM
why in the bloody hell can't we copy the ethereu, adress to see the etherscan progress of this? badly designed website
October 28, 2017, 02:44:09 AM
Starts on 21 October. Minimum investment is 0.001 ETH, but I hope u can do more
October 28, 2017, 01:08:11 AM
When will the ICO start? This looks like a very interesting project!
October 27, 2017, 02:42:02 PM
Very interesting twist! Came here to join the Airdrop at first but the more I learn about your project, the more tempted I am to invest! It uses the ETH blockchain to store user data. The smart contract, also launched on the ETH blockchain, uses Cpu AND Gpu both way simultaneously! That is only one of many innovations integrated in a very promising project! Keep me posted
Actually it uses IOTA to store user data. Users provide computer resources to do proof of work operations and commit data to the tangle and ethereum is involved in pearl generation based on this resource usage to pay website owners.
We need more Youtube vids with easy explanations for future users to understand. Vids that are not too techy
Their website does a good job of breaking it down if you don't want to read the whitepaper. I would like to see more diagrams outlining the overall architecture. Reiteration via video would be great for people who prefer to learn that way and every new form of exposure is good. This project will more likely succeed if more people learn about it - not just investors but website owners.
Ive read the whitepaper, although my attention span is quite small. I think video's are more easy accessible for people to watch.
Any data shown in diagrams is also good, visual aids!
October 27, 2017, 01:30:32 PM
Very interesting twist! Came here to join the Airdrop at first but the more I learn about your project, the more tempted I am to invest! It uses the ETH blockchain to store user data. The smart contract, also launched on the ETH blockchain, uses Cpu AND Gpu both way simultaneously! That is only one of many innovations integrated in a very promising project! Keep me posted
Actually it uses IOTA to store user data. Users provide computer resources to do proof of work operations and commit data to the tangle and ethereum is involved in pearl generation based on this resource usage to pay website owners.
We need more Youtube vids with easy explanations for future users to understand. Vids that are not too techy
Their website does a good job of breaking it down if you don't want to read the whitepaper. I would like to see more diagrams outlining the overall architecture. Reiteration via video would be great for people who prefer to learn that way and every new form of exposure is good. This project will more likely succeed if more people learn about it - not just investors but website owners.
October 27, 2017, 12:54:55 PM
Very interesting twist! Came here to join the Airdrop at first but the more I learn about your project, the more tempted I am to invest! It uses the ETH blockchain to store user data. The smart contract, also launched on the ETH blockchain, uses Cpu AND Gpu both way simultaneously! That is only one of many innovations integrated in a very promising project! Keep me posted
Actually it uses IOTA to store user data. Users provide computer resources to do proof of work operations and commit data to the tangle and ethereum is involved in pearl generation based on this resource usage to pay website owners.
We need more Youtube vids with easy explanations for future users to understand. Vids that are not too techy
October 27, 2017, 12:49:14 PM
Since the airdrop news I check this topic every day for updates. Thanks for all the post and replies by dev. I learn something every day.
happy to hear minimum investment is only 0.001 ETH, I have a bit more to spend than that and I will, but I'm no whale
happy to hear minimum investment is only 0.001 ETH, I have a bit more to spend than that and I will, but I'm no whale
October 27, 2017, 11:59:04 AM
I personally use adblocker myself to those annoying ads but disable it to good websites,
My question is how does it work? like mining using browser? Maybe it will slowdown our PC?
I think I've encountered similar project before.
My question is how does it work? like mining using browser? Maybe it will slowdown our PC?
I think I've encountered similar project before.
Projects like BAT are trying to block adds creating a browser.
Oyster is creating something bigger. As i understand it will only use a small % of your CPU power so you wouldnt notice it. And ive read you get a message if you accept it or not (just like do you accept the cookies of this website yes or no)
October 27, 2017, 10:57:51 AM
Very interesting twist! Came here to join the Airdrop at first but the more I learn about your project, the more tempted I am to invest! It uses the ETH blockchain to store user data. The smart contract, also launched on the ETH blockchain, uses Cpu AND Gpu both way simultaneously! That is only one of many innovations integrated in a very promising project! Keep me posted
Actually it uses IOTA to store user data. Users provide computer resources to do proof of work operations and commit data to the tangle and ethereum is involved in pearl generation based on this resource usage to pay website owners.
October 27, 2017, 10:52:12 AM
I personally use adblocker myself to those annoying ads but disable it to good websites,
My question is how does it work? like mining using browser? Maybe it will slowdown our PC?
I think I've encountered similar project before.
My question is how does it work? like mining using browser? Maybe it will slowdown our PC?
I think I've encountered similar project before.
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