Topic: [ANN]🔵🔵 OYSTER 🔵🔵 Anonymous Storage Generates Revenue for Websites - page 172. (Read 73403 times)
October 27, 2017, 10:37:35 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
October 27, 2017, 09:33:37 AM
I would like to wish good luck to the team and looking forward to getting some airdrops. its really good concept and has a lot of potentials to grow. the coin will definitely have great value in near future..and i am happy to be part of it.. Thanks in advance...
The airdrop initially brought me to this ICO. Since then I have been taking a closer look and following their Social media. Oyster truely looks like a great project and team. And looking forward
to see them develop over the next weeks/months.
October 27, 2017, 05:56:29 AM
After reading through a bit more, this is a very interesting concept and is definitely a win-win for users and hosters. The wikipedia analogy made perfect sense and I can see alot of use cases for this technology. Ads are pretty annoying so I run adblock most of the time, but it would be cool to not have to use it. I do see lots of potential in this and I will be following you guys closely. I would just be careful of taking too much power from the users computers and that causing the website to lag or the whole experience to be slower. Wish you all the best of luck guys!
As I understand the CPU power required is very minimal, your computer wont start overheating like with some bitcoin miners that websites secretly script into the code
October 27, 2017, 02:57:01 AM
Good Project! Let's hope this will moon very soon
October 27, 2017, 02:15:27 AM
I would like to wish good luck to the team and looking forward to getting some airdrops. its really good concept and has a lot of potentials to grow. the coin will definitely have great value in near future..and i am happy to be part of it.. Thanks in advance...
October 27, 2017, 02:09:49 AM
is there a demo of this product? or any website which is going to use this?
October 27, 2017, 12:04:18 AM
After reading through a bit more, this is a very interesting concept and is definitely a win-win for users and hosters. The wikipedia analogy made perfect sense and I can see alot of use cases for this technology. Ads are pretty annoying so I run adblock most of the time, but it would be cool to not have to use it. I do see lots of potential in this and I will be following you guys closely. I would just be careful of taking too much power from the users computers and that causing the website to lag or the whole experience to be slower. Wish you all the best of luck guys!
October 26, 2017, 03:23:37 PM
I found the Oyster project through a friend. I must confess that I was impressed by the quality of work done by its developers. From now on I will follow closely this ICO and I will certainly invest in it. You have my full support.
October 26, 2017, 03:06:44 PM
in fact you don't have to use adblock itself, there are better choices that block selected scripts like uMatrix, ScriptSafe, Noscript
October 26, 2017, 02:55:08 PM
Some concerns I have are as follows:
- There seems to be no reward for users who allow a portion of their GPU/CPU to be used? Why would a user remove their adblock and accept increase electricity usage? Is there something I overlooked?
You might ask then why doesn't everyone use adblock? Because some of us don't like the idea of sneakily bypassing a website owners advertisement setup to get an ad free experience as that is how they make money. This offers an alternative. I don't have to feel bad as I am opting to pay for my website visit in a less intrusive way (to me).
Well I feel bad because of the insolvency threat - but you make a going point about paywalls. This is similar to a paywall but is a little more organic. I don't want to pay a monthly subscription to use a site - that would ad up, especially with sites that charge 9 or 10 bucks. This would be more like a pay to visit program but using extra computer resources than actual money. The more I use a site the more these resources will be going towards it. It would feel less intrusive overall.
October 26, 2017, 02:15:36 PM
Some concerns I have are as follows:
- There seems to be no reward for users who allow a portion of their GPU/CPU to be used? Why would a user remove their adblock and accept increase electricity usage? Is there something I overlooked?
You might ask then why doesn't everyone use adblock? Because some of us don't like the idea of sneakily bypassing a website owners advertisement setup to get an ad free experience as that is how they make money. This offers an alternative. I don't have to feel bad as I am opting to pay for my website visit in a less intrusive way (to me).
October 26, 2017, 10:36:17 AM
Some concerns I have are as follows:
- There seems to be no reward for users who allow a portion of their GPU/CPU to be used? Why would a user remove their adblock and accept increase electricity usage? Is there something I overlooked?
You might ask then why doesn't everyone use adblock? Because some of us don't like the idea of sneakily bypassing a website owners advertisement setup to get an ad free experience as that is how they make money. This offers an alternative. I don't have to feel bad as I am opting to pay for my website visit in a less intrusive way (to me).
October 26, 2017, 08:46:37 AM
Irrelevant ads on websites has always been an issue and so far adblock seems to be the most used remedy.
I would like to see Oyster Web Storage make a change in this.
Some concerns I have are as follows:
- There seems to be no reward for users who allow a portion of their GPU/CPU to be used? Why would a user remove their adblock and accept increase electricity usage? Is there something I overlooked?
- Basic Attention Token is similar in the incentive of ads workaround, as are many other projects, leading to competition
- The pirate bay is doing this by using CoinHive, except it is limited to CPU, and got lots of negative news
I also agree with Mystic90 that it would be nice to have a video about the DEVs.
This yields trust by potential investors which would benefit us all.
Best of luck, you got a supporter !
I would like to see Oyster Web Storage make a change in this.
Some concerns I have are as follows:
- There seems to be no reward for users who allow a portion of their GPU/CPU to be used? Why would a user remove their adblock and accept increase electricity usage? Is there something I overlooked?
- Basic Attention Token is similar in the incentive of ads workaround, as are many other projects, leading to competition
- The pirate bay is doing this by using CoinHive, except it is limited to CPU, and got lots of negative news
I also agree with Mystic90 that it would be nice to have a video about the DEVs.
This yields trust by potential investors which would benefit us all.
Best of luck, you got a supporter !
October 26, 2017, 07:11:53 AM
What is the minimum amount that has to be invested in ICO? I cannot find it on the website of oyster
It's only 1 finney, or 0.001 ETH. October 26, 2017, 06:30:46 AM
What is the minimum amount that has to be invested in ICO? I cannot find it on the website of oyster
October 26, 2017, 06:25:54 AM
For people looking to invest this article is very interesting:
https://blog.icoalert.com/ico-alert-report-oyster-ffda53924db6
https://blog.icoalert.com/ico-alert-report-oyster-ffda53924db6
October 26, 2017, 05:40:32 AM
when I google " oyster bitcointalk" , I only find the oyster bounty topic. Who thinks that is odd?
I dont have that issue. When I google Oyster bitcointalk this topic is the first search hit I get. Bookmark this topic if you are having issues
October 26, 2017, 05:31:02 AM
I really like how we can review the source code. Although it makes me want to do a QA review on them some of it has been an interesting read, such as how the web node interacts with the tangle and how the smart contracts are set up. I see now how users won't have to really do anything at all for it to run. It looks to have some more iterations to go but so far a decent chunk has been taken out which is good. I like ICOs which already have a prototype well in development. It will be nice to see how testing and scaling go as development continues. I would gladly help test it out and even set up a little website. Hell, I have a website already.
I would like to see a video interview (possibly on youtube) of an Q&A with the dev's. Dash and Stellar have done this in the past, and its really good to hear the dev's talk about the project and tackle
all the critical questions
October 26, 2017, 05:17:08 AM
when I google " oyster bitcointalk" , I only find the oyster bounty topic. Who thinks that is odd?
October 26, 2017, 02:42:31 AM
I really like how we can review the source code. Although it makes me want to do a QA review on them some of it has been an interesting read, such as how the web node interacts with the tangle and how the smart contracts are set up. I see now how users won't have to really do anything at all for it to run. It looks to have some more iterations to go but so far a decent chunk has been taken out which is good. I like ICOs which already have a prototype well in development. It will be nice to see how testing and scaling go as development continues. I would gladly help test it out and even set up a little website. Hell, I have a website already.
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