Rowlingstone.com Freemium Report Issue 23 has been released featuring an exclusive interview with Chris Garner - CMO of Oyster Protocol. Click on the link to access:
https://mobile.twitter.com/Rowlingstone1/status/1007722281387331584
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Oyster Development Update, Exchange Info, and More
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-development-update-exchange-info-and-more-e52c53e697e0
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-development-update-exchange-info-and-more-e52c53e697e0
Exclusive:
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You can use @pearlbot to retrieve a file, or https://www.oysterstorage.com
Chris Garner, CMO of Oyster, was recently featured in a Rowlingstone interview in the latest edition of their newsletter. Big thanks to @ottoRS and the Rowlingstone team for the coverage!
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You can use @pearlbot to retrieve a file, or https://www.oysterstorage.com
Chris Garner, CMO of Oyster, was recently featured in a Rowlingstone interview in the latest edition of their newsletter. Big thanks to @ottoRS and the Rowlingstone team for the coverage!
Check out this writeup on Oyster Storage by @johnpaulwalton
https://medium.com/ethex-market/oyster-launches-i-tried-it-out-you-should-too-d107787c05a2
https://medium.com/ethex-market/oyster-launches-i-tried-it-out-you-should-too-d107787c05a2
From: https://www.reddit.com/r/Oyster/comments/8qrw9c/i_think_this_may_be_end_of_oyster/e0lxx07/
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Programming anything smaller than an operating system should never cost more than $500k. Go research some basic costs for software development: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-much-does-cost-build-software-application-dr-john-flackett/
We are sitting on $3 million at even the current price: https://etherscan.io/address/0x73f09b50960f87af26ff4817a93c0f5efd0aa9e2
If a comfort zone of 600% isn't enough then we are doing code development wrong. The remaining funds are to be used for useful things like exchange listings etc, but what you are discussing now is the viability of the protocol launch.
I don't want to hear anymore 'end of Oyster' stupidity. Was it the end of Bitcoin when Satoshi was mining 50 BTC per block which couldn't even buy half a pack of chewing gum? Were Satoshi and Finney freaking out about the economic untenability of mining?
Just like the infancy of the Bitcoin network, Oyster needs to gradually mature from centralized -> decentralized and unprofitable -> profitable. The difference between Bitcoin and Oyster is that Oyster (the company) has $3 million, after a brutal-bear-bashing, to throw at development and jumpstart node topology propagation.
We are sitting on $3 million at even the current price: https://etherscan.io/address/0x73f09b50960f87af26ff4817a93c0f5efd0aa9e2
If a comfort zone of 600% isn't enough then we are doing code development wrong. The remaining funds are to be used for useful things like exchange listings etc, but what you are discussing now is the viability of the protocol launch.
I don't want to hear anymore 'end of Oyster' stupidity. Was it the end of Bitcoin when Satoshi was mining 50 BTC per block which couldn't even buy half a pack of chewing gum? Were Satoshi and Finney freaking out about the economic untenability of mining?
Just like the infancy of the Bitcoin network, Oyster needs to gradually mature from centralized -> decentralized and unprofitable -> profitable. The difference between Bitcoin and Oyster is that Oyster (the company) has $3 million, after a brutal-bear-bashing, to throw at development and jumpstart node topology propagation.
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Pearl Bot, the Telegram bot for Oyster, is back!
Hello, guys!
The ones of you who have been around during testnet might be familiar with this one.
Pearl Bot is a Telegram bot that lets you interact with the Oyster network, by downloading files you provide it a handle to, or by uploading files and pictures you send it.
Hello, guys!
The ones of you who have been around during testnet might be familiar with this one.
Pearl Bot is a Telegram bot that lets you interact with the Oyster network, by downloading files you provide it a handle to, or by uploading files and pictures you send it.
https://amp.reddit.com/r/Oyster/comments/8prxt0/pearl_bot_the_telegram_bot_for_oyster_is_back/?ref=share&ref_source=twitter&__twitter_impression=true
Oyster Development Update June 3 — June 9, 2018
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-development-update-june-3-june-9-2018-ed2e43976c2d
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-development-update-june-3-june-9-2018-ed2e43976c2d
A well planned goals are all these to take these tokens to top 30 exchanges for that one big plus even now at this stage. After reading main focused countries will be Japan,China and South Korea we can expect large community and best markets for SHL and PRL in coming weeks or months. Just keep the work like you did till now and community is here to support too guys.
This project is packed with great innovative ideas and endless possibilities powered by blockchain technology, i see the concept of it and i must say am fascinated by it all, i think this will surely attract investors looking for great and innovative project, but seem to be on the high side though.
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After much thought and discussion, Bruno has decided to take on a more aggressive approach with regards to marketing and general exposure. Now that our product is live we believe we have ground to stand on with regards to becoming a household name in the industry.
To spearhead this new era, I have been appointed as the new CEO of Oyster. This will simultaneously free up Bruno’s time to focus exclusively on protocol architecture and allow me to leverage my business and managerial experience to take Oyster to new heights.
I am incredibly honored and excited to takeover the CEO role and have been hard at work crafting a near-term action plan. We have heard feedback from a vast majority of our community at this point and we want to do everything in our power to respond in a decisive manner. To accomplish that, we will move into a new “phase” of the project, as we graduate from our conceptual and early development roots to a post-launch project, which will allow us to execute on the following focus areas:
Exchange Listings
I know this has been a spirited topic as of late. Due to a number of unique issues (drawn-out incorporation process, need for a Howey test memo, etc.), our time-frame to get listed on many of the large exchanges has been significantly more drawn out than we would have liked. Having said that, we are aggressively moving forward on providing more exchanges to our community as we seek to increase our broader liquidity. We are in fairly late-stage discussions with multiple exchanges in the Top 10 and many more in the Top 30 (on a volume basis). Needless to say, there will be many more exchange listing announcements on the horizon.
Localization in Japan, China and South Korea
To help support our exchange listing and community growth initiatives, we are in the process of engaging a well-regarded localization service to help us create content and build out our community in Japan, China and South Korea. If you are part of one of these regions and are interested in helping our efforts here, please reach out to one of our community managers in Telegram.
Marketing
I will be working closely with Chris Garner (our CMO) to increase our visibility from a PR perspective. We will also be engaging with a wide variety of content creators and will be proactively building out broader market awareness for Oyster. This doesn’t happen overnight so I would ask for patience on this item, but we will be working hard behind the scenes to drive more (visible) value here moving forward. We also plan to get much more pro-active with developing long-term, strategic partnerships with potential customers, technology partners and other relevant blockchain projects.
Conferences/Public Appearances
Historically, Oyster has shied away a bit from the public spotlight, in-line with Bruno’s personality and anonymity. As of today, that changes. We will be much more proactive with regards to conferences and public appearances and you will be seeing a lot more of the Oyster team in the future. With Mainnet launching, this is a perfect time to build out our profile and use it to aggressively improve our reach.
Summary
The main takeaway from this post is for everyone to understand the Oyster team is more motivated than ever to take our project to the next level. We are excited for what is to come next and believe this organizational re-alignment will be in the best interest of the project long-term. Feel free to join us on our Telegram or Reddit to discuss further
Note: Oyster will continue to provide weekly progress updates regarding what the development team has been working on to improve the protocol. This week’s update will be released tomorrow, June 9th.
To spearhead this new era, I have been appointed as the new CEO of Oyster. This will simultaneously free up Bruno’s time to focus exclusively on protocol architecture and allow me to leverage my business and managerial experience to take Oyster to new heights.
I am incredibly honored and excited to takeover the CEO role and have been hard at work crafting a near-term action plan. We have heard feedback from a vast majority of our community at this point and we want to do everything in our power to respond in a decisive manner. To accomplish that, we will move into a new “phase” of the project, as we graduate from our conceptual and early development roots to a post-launch project, which will allow us to execute on the following focus areas:
Exchange Listings
I know this has been a spirited topic as of late. Due to a number of unique issues (drawn-out incorporation process, need for a Howey test memo, etc.), our time-frame to get listed on many of the large exchanges has been significantly more drawn out than we would have liked. Having said that, we are aggressively moving forward on providing more exchanges to our community as we seek to increase our broader liquidity. We are in fairly late-stage discussions with multiple exchanges in the Top 10 and many more in the Top 30 (on a volume basis). Needless to say, there will be many more exchange listing announcements on the horizon.
Localization in Japan, China and South Korea
To help support our exchange listing and community growth initiatives, we are in the process of engaging a well-regarded localization service to help us create content and build out our community in Japan, China and South Korea. If you are part of one of these regions and are interested in helping our efforts here, please reach out to one of our community managers in Telegram.
Marketing
I will be working closely with Chris Garner (our CMO) to increase our visibility from a PR perspective. We will also be engaging with a wide variety of content creators and will be proactively building out broader market awareness for Oyster. This doesn’t happen overnight so I would ask for patience on this item, but we will be working hard behind the scenes to drive more (visible) value here moving forward. We also plan to get much more pro-active with developing long-term, strategic partnerships with potential customers, technology partners and other relevant blockchain projects.
Conferences/Public Appearances
Historically, Oyster has shied away a bit from the public spotlight, in-line with Bruno’s personality and anonymity. As of today, that changes. We will be much more proactive with regards to conferences and public appearances and you will be seeing a lot more of the Oyster team in the future. With Mainnet launching, this is a perfect time to build out our profile and use it to aggressively improve our reach.
Summary
The main takeaway from this post is for everyone to understand the Oyster team is more motivated than ever to take our project to the next level. We are excited for what is to come next and believe this organizational re-alignment will be in the best interest of the project long-term. Feel free to join us on our Telegram or Reddit to discuss further
Note: Oyster will continue to provide weekly progress updates regarding what the development team has been working on to improve the protocol. This week’s update will be released tomorrow, June 9th.
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We expect that coinmarketcap.com will have set the non-circulating supply for both PRL and SHL to zero since the funds have been moved from the old marked address. We will be communicating with coinmarketcap to mark the new dual-sig address as funds that are non-circulating.
Dual-sig contract: https://etherscan.io/address/0x73f09b50960f87af26ff4817a93c0f5efd0aa9e2#code
Dual-sig contract: https://etherscan.io/address/0x73f09b50960f87af26ff4817a93c0f5efd0aa9e2#code
544: Oyster Protocol The Crypto With a Working Product and a Real-World Use
By Neil C. Hughes - Tech Podcast and Startup Stories
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XImFCTorRQmusb9yaXOrW?fo=1
By Neil C. Hughes - Tech Podcast and Startup Stories
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XImFCTorRQmusb9yaXOrW?fo=1
Dual-Sig Contract Deployed:
Today marks a significant milestone in Oyster’s history. We have finally transferred all ETH, PRL, and SHL belonging to the Oyster treasury into the dual-sig contract.
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/dual-sig-contract-deployed-ecaa612663ea
Today marks a significant milestone in Oyster’s history. We have finally transferred all ETH, PRL, and SHL belonging to the Oyster treasury into the dual-sig contract.
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/dual-sig-contract-deployed-ecaa612663ea
This is great development to creating own multi-signature variant smart contract to move the funds of team and development to that later. That bug bounty of 5 Ethereum will encourage people to dig in the smart contract to find bugs and vulnerabilities which probably will not. Why I am confident because Oyster team is doing every thing very carefully. It will endorse the safety and security of smart contract.
Dual-Sig Contract Announced with Bug Bounty
https://www.reddit.com/r/Oyster/comments/8o9t3o/dualsig_contract_announced_with_bug_bounty/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Oyster/comments/8o9t3o/dualsig_contract_announced_with_bug_bounty/
Oyster Mainnet Online
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-mainnet-online-522e865a59f1
The Oyster team is proud to announce that the Oyster Mainnet is now live! Users can now host their files using the Oyster Mainnet.
The Oyster Mainnet web interface can be accessed here. oysterstorage.com
Oyster Team Supplying PRL During Open Beta
The Oyster team will be supplying the PRL to be used in the open beta of the Oyster Mainnet. Thus, for the time being, users will be able to store their files on the Oyster protocol for free.
Revenue Beta-Testing has Begun
We are happy to announce that we have begun beta testing the revenue generation side of the protocol with many different beta testers. The combined monthly unique users of all our beta testers are over two million, ensuring that there will be plenty of web traffic to test the resilience of Oyster’s back-end.
Temporary File Size Limit
As we mentioned in a previous post, there is a temporary limit for uploaded files on the protocol. This limit is currently set at 5 MB per file. This file size limit is significantly higher than the threshold featured in both Oyster testnets, and our development team has done an incredible job pushing the infrastructure of the Tangle to accept file uploads of this magnitude.
We previously mentioned that the file size limit would be 25MB per file. Due to the 11th hour bugs the development team ran into that ultimately delayed the May 29th launch, the file limit was reduced to 5MB per file. We want to ensure our community that this file size limit will only increase over time, as the development team already has several plans ready to alleviate the limit. Currently, the development team is working on adapting the IRI to accept a higher throughput of transactions in order to push the file limit higher. We will provide further communication regarding this progress as information is made available.
To stay consistent with our previous transparency with the community, below we will outline the reason why the file limit exists. Using our current method of client-to-broker communication, we’ve realized some inefficiencies in the way we’re processing data with MySQL. We are currently refactoring the database access and storage methods to eliminate the bottlenecks, and we are confident the client side interface will become even faster and more responsive in the near future. Now that the Mainnet is live, and the open beta of the protocol has begun, the development team will be continually iterating on the protocol, and continue to improve on all aspects of the web storage interface, including but not limited to: download speed, upload speed, and accepted file size.
Initial Storage Amount per PRL Set
Additionally, the 64GB storage amount per PRL for one year has officially been set, and the transaction for this action can be found here. Please note that this storage amount is subject to increase in the future.
Chris Garner on the Cryptoconomy Podcast
On a separate note, Oyster’s CMO Chris Garner was featured on the Cryptoconomy podcast. The episode featuring Chris can be streamed here. https://anchor.fm/cryptoconomyme/episodes/Ad-Alternatives-w-Chris-Garner-CMO--Oyster-Protocol-e1i8e9/a-a3oajh
Summary
A considerable amount of time and effort has been placed into getting the Oyster Mainnet ready for today’s release, and we are excited to hear from our community regarding their experience with the Oyster Mainnet. The Oyster team will be implementing a banner on our website that will display some metrics regarding the protocol, including but not limited to, the number of web nodes operating on the protocol, and the amount of PoW that has been completed by all the web nodes in the network. We will be informing our community once that banner is ready and live.
As always, we encourage any questions or comments to be posted to our Telegram channel or our Reddit.
https://medium.com/oysterprotocol/oyster-mainnet-online-522e865a59f1
The Oyster team is proud to announce that the Oyster Mainnet is now live! Users can now host their files using the Oyster Mainnet.
The Oyster Mainnet web interface can be accessed here. oysterstorage.com
Oyster Team Supplying PRL During Open Beta
The Oyster team will be supplying the PRL to be used in the open beta of the Oyster Mainnet. Thus, for the time being, users will be able to store their files on the Oyster protocol for free.
Revenue Beta-Testing has Begun
We are happy to announce that we have begun beta testing the revenue generation side of the protocol with many different beta testers. The combined monthly unique users of all our beta testers are over two million, ensuring that there will be plenty of web traffic to test the resilience of Oyster’s back-end.
Temporary File Size Limit
As we mentioned in a previous post, there is a temporary limit for uploaded files on the protocol. This limit is currently set at 5 MB per file. This file size limit is significantly higher than the threshold featured in both Oyster testnets, and our development team has done an incredible job pushing the infrastructure of the Tangle to accept file uploads of this magnitude.
We previously mentioned that the file size limit would be 25MB per file. Due to the 11th hour bugs the development team ran into that ultimately delayed the May 29th launch, the file limit was reduced to 5MB per file. We want to ensure our community that this file size limit will only increase over time, as the development team already has several plans ready to alleviate the limit. Currently, the development team is working on adapting the IRI to accept a higher throughput of transactions in order to push the file limit higher. We will provide further communication regarding this progress as information is made available.
To stay consistent with our previous transparency with the community, below we will outline the reason why the file limit exists. Using our current method of client-to-broker communication, we’ve realized some inefficiencies in the way we’re processing data with MySQL. We are currently refactoring the database access and storage methods to eliminate the bottlenecks, and we are confident the client side interface will become even faster and more responsive in the near future. Now that the Mainnet is live, and the open beta of the protocol has begun, the development team will be continually iterating on the protocol, and continue to improve on all aspects of the web storage interface, including but not limited to: download speed, upload speed, and accepted file size.
Initial Storage Amount per PRL Set
Additionally, the 64GB storage amount per PRL for one year has officially been set, and the transaction for this action can be found here. Please note that this storage amount is subject to increase in the future.
Chris Garner on the Cryptoconomy Podcast
On a separate note, Oyster’s CMO Chris Garner was featured on the Cryptoconomy podcast. The episode featuring Chris can be streamed here. https://anchor.fm/cryptoconomyme/episodes/Ad-Alternatives-w-Chris-Garner-CMO--Oyster-Protocol-e1i8e9/a-a3oajh
Summary
A considerable amount of time and effort has been placed into getting the Oyster Mainnet ready for today’s release, and we are excited to hear from our community regarding their experience with the Oyster Mainnet. The Oyster team will be implementing a banner on our website that will display some metrics regarding the protocol, including but not limited to, the number of web nodes operating on the protocol, and the amount of PoW that has been completed by all the web nodes in the network. We will be informing our community once that banner is ready and live.
As always, we encourage any questions or comments to be posted to our Telegram channel or our Reddit.
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