Topic: [ANN] TIMEREUM (TME) VERSION 2.0: "ELIXIR" (ELIX) RELEASED (NEW THREAD) - page 76. (Read 126691 times)

You are totally right, we need at least all the genesis address holder to contribute a little amount and we are soon on an exchange!

Come on folks 

Once TME reaches an exchange, from what we already have seen in the crypto world, it is by far worth the BTC/ETH donation we do.

Keeping our bag as is with no way of currently trading it seems useless, even though Timereum is aimed at getting improved over time so we one day will be given an opportunity to cash out anyway.

Dev needs every community member's support!

So I have to enter the contract address, symbol etc everytime I log into my ether wallet to check my timereum amount. Is there a way to have it saved like the other alts which I only had to enter the contract address once and it's been saved since then.

2. The case of non-repayment of credit is not clear. This gives rise to the idea that the lending mechanism will in fact be used to generate coins by the owner of the addresses, and not for lending between lenders and borrowers. Now, if there was any mechanism of collateral in the ETH, with the mortgage automatically returned to the borrower when the loan is returned. After that, the creditor and the borrower received remuneration under the contract in TME. Moreover, the pledge of ETH for the time of the loan would have been frozen at the creditor's address, so the lender could not make transactions with collateral coins. If the borrower does not return the loan at all, the mortgage is forever frozen for both the lender and the borrower. As soon as the overdue loan is repaid, the pledge is returned to the borrower who receives the TME reward, and the borrower does not receive anything for the delay. In such a scheme, the borrower is interested in repaying the loan on time to receive the reward and return the collateral. The lender is more confident in repaying the loan, at the same time he can not steal the pledge, since the ETH pledge is frozen. In a pair, a parent-child coin generates a transaction of any size. In the credit pairs of addresses, the contract will be executed only with a full repayment of the amount? And how then to be with the repayment of the loan in installments, in installments? This situation can arise if the borrower simply returns part of the loan. Will the loan agreement be considered fulfilled and generate a reward to the creditor? And if the borrower took 1000TME, returned 100TME, did not receive a reward, but remained with 900TME profit. And the creditor received a small reward, which does not cover 900 loss coins? I believe that in the scheme with the ETH mortgage it is possible to take into account the contract executed only with full repayment of the amount, including by installments. Consider the possibility of implementing a scheme with a mortgage if at all possible?

I'm no technical person, but the developer said the way TME platform was designed, EtherDelta will not support the tokens. I'm not really a fan of EtherDelta the volume on it is very low, what the project need is a good centralised exchange with decent trading volume, for me Bittrex will be perfect

TimereumDev Why on etherdelta.github.io no trade? Any tokens are added can

I sent more 0.00227 btc https://blockchain.info/en/tx/d5c8ad5e40109a6fe326b6975da519c568a34e65232bbf0b5a2765346643aaa2

Common guys donate to get listed on novaexchange

If 48 people who receive TME donate 0.001 btc is enough for dev to pay fee on novaexchange

What would happen if a borrower decided to default on his debt? Is there any kind of punishment or recourse? And how can an interest rate be set?