Topic: 🌱[ANN] SOIL | Environmental | Agriculture | Smart Contracts | Sustainable - page 89. (Read 237604 times)

november?

They said that few days ago, so we just need to wait.

short term: we're working on porting into an android (and then iOS) wallet, which will bring us a step closer to marketability for retail use as well as let you take your SOIL with you. we're talking with other DApps developers, specifically regarding porting over a blockchain hosted decentralized exchange with SOIL as the base currency. we are hoping to be listed on the ETH-platform hosted iteration of this as well, as a cross-chain parallel currency, not exactly a subcurrency strictly speaking (the token program available thru the ETH platform) but as silver to Ethereum's gold, analogously speaking.

right now we are focusing on the population of the blockchain with middleware DApps with which the long term goals of autonous ag hosting and renewable energy monitoring concerns implementation. the DAPPsphere is an exciting, open source, treasure trove of applications that can be repurposed towards SOILs unique vision.

mid-term projects that we're looking into and working on... a DApps toolkit/framework for SOIL, swarm implementation of p2p data and file transfer (enabling intelligent databases in teh future), and something that wll probably start out as a community message board, but has the potential to be expanded into a social media outlet. id like to see a simple interface graphical miner that could be integrated into SOILsafe, running gsoil and ethminer in the background and a SOIL "marketplace" in the near-to-midterm future, but essentially right now, development is towards a simpler and streamlined wallet service, improved mining and middleware development.

how many supply ? 

Same to me, prefer to lose some short time and btc than to sell cheap. Price will go up when the devs share their plans.

I feel future pump for SOIL. Got 10k, not gonna sell under 0.00005.

the demand and price for SOIL is so low they should call this coin SHIT

Yes it is risky but sometimes you get rewarded for that, i have 8k soil.

It is risky but maybe when the developers get atention of some "large investors" the price goes up.
Just wait and see and volume is needed for listed on Bittrex and getting the attention of investors.
Like to see how this coin develops in the near future.
Have now 6KSOIL.

It`s not dead they said that thaey are working on new updates, don`t sell soil wait better price.

the volume is not the most important factor(if the volume pull the price down it doesn't play for u)the price and the period are very important too.
But all this doesn't matter because this coin is fucking dead the market price doesn't cover the mining cost whatever is your electricity cost.
So dead coin

Developers are not able to attract the attention of large investors

Why not? I belive in enviriomental application for cryptocurrencies.
Not intended for accumulation on large scale but when I see dip maybe I catch some extra SOIL.
The developers of SOIL can contact me if they wish. The institute were I work map soils arround the world and I 'm very curious to see how the technology behind SOIL develops.

You should notice that we are talking about long term I mean even 3-5 years.
Not days, weeks. months, just years.

It is insane to accumulate this coin because it will be as you mentioned:

You are right it is risky to invest much BTC but a little gambe with few ksoin is nota big lose.
Below 500 I buy maybe more, for now 5KSoil is enough for me it is just a little game and I like the consept of this currency.
The posibility of smart contracts is very intrested feature for enviriomental application.

Just be careful, do not be upset when you lose your funds,

price might easily drop below 500 satoshis, just want to warn you guys.

ofcourse good vol is goid sign

indeed not a good sign but the volume is good and that is the most important factor.

WTF! Verry low price 0.00000736 BTC/Soil

another week and the market will be closed at that speed

Proof of Stake has many undeniable benefits... its more efficient, has greater security, resistance to 51% attacks and "future-proof immunity" to the centralization hardware such as multi-GPU miners, BUT Proof of Stake algorithms are also considerably more complex than PoW-based alternatives. There are multiple models of PoS that can be implemented... coin age, wallet size, etc. There are downsides to PoS, double-voting on consensus on two forked chains as one example..

there are other options... transactional PoS, hybrid PoW/PoS algorithms... what will work on the ETH-based currencies, no one knows yet. the basic algorithm regarding PoS on teh ETH-systematic networks hasnt been solved yet. it is something im paying close attention to, though. our assumed movement towards PoS would have to occur, reasonably, around the point 75% mintage has occured. at present distribution scheduling, that shouldnt happen for 4-5 years, which leaves lots of time for that issue to be worked out, and for us to watch which options work and which dont. it IS something we are interested in implementing, but the WHEN is completely arbitrary right now.

massive differences. typical (scrypt, sha256 and derivative algos) blockchains are fine with simple currency and dedicated transactional ledgers. the ethereum-standard blockchain is less an alternative cryptocurrency than an alternative decentralized virtual computer. the distributed applications (DApps) are what make the difference. the programmability of the eth-based system is the big game changer, allowing for trustless peer to peer transactions AS WELL AS auotmated reliant applications, from decentralized exchanges, browsers, file storage and transfer, financial contracts, cloud services, etc. its essentially reinventing the internet, by removing the centralized services that act as the middleman. SOIL is essentially a currency, with an added dollop of BitTorrent, Java capabilities, and Freenet pseudonymous and uncensorable online presences.

we can provide cheaper cloud-computing services, with SOIL acting as the "fuel" to commit programmatic actions on the network on top of the blockchain. with cloud computing, youre charged a fee (often a prepaid yearly subscription) based on time, storage, data transfer and computational speed requirements. with SOIL as the fuel for these services, which is set to a minimum schedule generally, but increasable by the DApp developer to ensure prioritization of consensus within the blockchain. we use the ETH schedule of costs for "gas". each gas is worth 10 szabo... or .00010000 ETH. (or .0001 SOIL... 10000 dust) the basic cost for an execution cycle is 1 fuel, and different operations cost higher rates...

(with the architecture of SOIL, we can decrease those monthly subscription costs down to a fraction with a pay-as-you-use delivery method that, with the valuation of SOIL, is pennies on the dollar in comparison. even at a valuation of .001 BTC for example, SOIL would still wind up being 75-90% less expensive for companies to do their cloud computing on the SOIL network) microsoft's Azure service is taking the example of Ethereum and adding massive costs and centralization. they see the advantages of the EVM as well as the profits they can make for the corporation by keeping comparable rates as the other cloud service providers.

the transaction fees (the fuel) are returned to the miners, who receive the block reward for solving a block, with the tx-fees on top of that. the value appreciation of SOIL, and that of the other ETH-systematic currencies out there like EXP and SHF, is more rationally influenced by the volume and depth of transactional demands of the DApps than by currency speculation by itself. the more applications that are run on the blockchain, the more SOIL miners make from the minting process, the higher a value SOIL will appreciate to.

the Ethereum Virtual Machine that we are running SOIL on has its advantages in the fact that block sizes are not fixed, allowing for greater scalability as the network population grows, able to dynamically adjust. it doesnt require or depend upon the accumulation of massive amounts of mining power to work, its tilted instead towards self-maintenance by balancing affordable and (more) democratic mining (than scrypt and sha256, etc. based coins) and pay-per-play computational requirements. this isnt to say that miners are inconsequential to the engine works of SOIL, the more miners there are, independently and in pools, the greater the network overall security becomes, and the more complex and rich the node bearing network will be for eventual implementation of a decentralized storage protocol.

right now, as we are beginning to populate the blockchain with middleware capable of communicating with the higher logic applications that will be added, we are looking at the core protocol technologies... the building blocks and framework that other DApps will be developed and built upon. the client software (browsers, integrated DApps toolkit/wallet/block explorer/mining interface, etc) are those things that are still in the process of development for the parent-network Ethereum, and we will adjust those technologies to fit onto the SOIL platform when they become available. ancillary services (educatiotional/research/learning and support presences, wikis, forums, SOILhosted decentralized websites, etc) will become available as the technology catches up with the vision.

right now though, with those extra SOIL youve mined or bought on the cheap at bittrex, you can use that to deploy your own DApps onto the SOIL blockchain, and there... the skys the limit. check out the "state of dapps" online ( http://dapps.ethercasts.com/ ) and see whats being built right now. check out ConsenSys and the open source projects they have going.  theres a lot to BUILD on the blockchain and its there that the entirety of the technology is just beginning to blossom, to be appreciated. there are tons of good tutorials out there to start you out on Solidity (JavaScript inspired) or Serpent (Python inspired) ((the more pervasively used programming languages))

me, im NOT a programmer, by ANY examination. i joke that i have troubles programming my teevee remote, but in a couple days of working with it, ive already deployed my own subcurrency onto the blockchain. im the proud owner of all one million DOBBs. theyre impractical and vanity inspired tokens, but its just a simple DApp to build to get your hands dirty. and with so many open source projects abounding, finding something you would find useful is easy enough to build, theres plenty of gambling DApps you can launch for example. just make sure theyre DOBBs friendly and ill come blow my whole token wallet there. (chuckles)