Topic: [ANN] Sirius A New Smart Chain Freely Distributed - page 31. (Read 66365 times)

I agree, if the team is really serious with this project then they must do more updates and must be more active in responding to all concerns.

wooooow! This is very cool news. I congratulate the team on this event. I would also like to congratulate the SIRX community. A start. The next stop is the moon )

in my point of views the devs team need to be more active on "Public Relations" thingy , for coin like this only 80 plus page after many months that little bit not healthy. hopefully they can improve more thing.
 

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Yeah, it seems that one stake is around $35. And I remember it selling among users for a whole lot more. It probably has to do with the long delay. After the long wait, I didn't even know about Cryptopia.

the price kinda pain in the arse after very long wait.
hopefully the price will get better in several weeks.
can't wait better announcement from sirius team.

So wait, has this coin been listed on Cryptopia. I'm seeing some mention on the price.

Edit: Just went to Cryptopia, it's there. I'm holding my coins. I can't believe it's finally been listed.

The clock is ticking

on the market in trillions every coin / obeys the exponential law, it will follow the trains, the sirx are no exception ...
 add community support, frequent posts, finance ... and the height of the coins will really reach the Great Dog and reach Sirius

according to your current price is not in accordance with the targeted by this team.
there are times all will be beautiful but there must be a journey in the market that still has to walk.

Honestly Stuhlman don't even need to do anything special.

Making and maintaining a kind of "Qtum Classic" is good enough to start with. Adding a unique feature or two will prove it's a real project. Just a tiny piece of real work.

I don't see any problem. They should invite Rhett, he can help to pump it up to $200. Then we all dump and driving lambos.

looks like somebody didn't read the white paper 

What project? Nobody proved me wrong when I said that there is no developer activity for the last 6 months on github (except some very minor changes 2 days ago) :

https://github.com/siriuscore/sirius

And lets do some checks on the team members mentioned in the position paper ( https://getsirius.io/docs/Sirius-Position-Paper.pdf ) :

Iolar Demartini Junior: Looks like this is his twitter account: https://twitter.com/iolardemartini Some funny facebook postings, then lots of tweets advertising other altcoins, like Java Coin, Loyakk, Crystals Platform, Typerium etc. Clearly not that much interested in Sirius.

Andreas Lepidis and Mischa Wiedouw: can't find much about them, just their linkedin profiles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreaslepidis/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/mischa-wiedouw-86495822/ . Both studied at the same university at the same time in Rotterdam. Main skills are Microsoft Office, Research and PowerPoint. Sirius doesn't seem to be interesting enough for them to mention it in their linked-in profile.

Axel Karlsson: looks like a common name, can't find something about him related to Sirius. You would think that someone posts about the project with his name, if he is part of the main team?

Ryan Loomba: finally someone who mentions "Blockchain" on his linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-loomba-b2885410/ But no mention of Sirius. According to the profile, he is still working on Zednode.

I didn't bother to check the other names. I wouldn't be surprised if you ask some of the people, that they even don't know what Sirius is.

So my impression is that they cloned the Qtum coin, then they did some work in December last year to make it work and compile with the new name and network addresses, and then they did everything to get it listed on an exchange so that they can dump all the coins they have. No wonder the exchange rate is dropping.

Really agreed with you guys,  some whales are jerk. Those people always make good coin to dustbin.
Hopefully Sirius dev team will find good way and fair for distribution.

The goal should be to complete the distribution asap, and hopefully attract a large community in the process, and fund some needed activities along the way too. As long as the devs are custodians of large number of coins the speculators will stay away, and that depresses price and liquidity, which disadvantages investors who believe in the project. Whatever the devs decide the whole distribution should be completed in 6 months max, and if the coins are given away free in an airdrop then the price can't increase until distro is done.

I think they shouldn't do airdrop anymore. It is already on exchanges, you can't just give away 5000 now.

The best model is making a bounty campaign. This way, word can got out.

Distributing some % based on SIRX holding is a good idea, but need to have another round of airdrops first to provide enough liquidity for new buyers, otherwise you'll end up with a circle jerk of SIRX whales airdropping worthless tokens on themselves. Maybe reserve 50% for SIRX airdrops to new guys, and then remaining 50% based  on SIRX holdings, could be weekly like Bitcore did.
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I agree, the allocation of resources, it is necessary to achieve these goals ...


I agree with you, if the developers will make the second round of airdrop, the price will drop to probably 10 sat. By the way, now the price is not rising, because the second round is expected. It is better to make a bounty campaign instead of airdrop, so at least more people will know about the coin. Now only a very small number of people know about Sirius.
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I agree with you, if the developers will make the second round of airdrop, the price will drop to probably 10 sat. By the way, now the price is not rising, because the second round is expected. It is better to make a bounty campaign instead of airdrop, so at least more people will know about the coin. Now only a very small number of people know about Sirius.

Finally. Some great news came out.