Sync Rewards Program
Crypto-Currency Market is one of the fastest growing economy in the world with a total market capitalization of $ 8,948,150,081 as at 4th July, 2014. There are no central platforms for business owners and developers to build awareness of their brands and while giving users the power of choice and confidence.
Synclub is a simple platform for crypto-currency business owners to reward and recognize crypto users through rewards program, consumer promotions and trade incentives
Features of the Synclub include:
User Reviews and Recommendations Platform
Rebate Programs
Easy-to-administer card-based rebate program that increases sales while reducing costs and building awareness of your business.
Co-branded prepaid credit reloadable using sync cryptocurrency and reward points
Advertising platform/ Consumer Promotions
Effective, easy-to-administer promotional solution for driving customer excitement and appreciation, while creating results for your business and opportunity to promote a custom marketing message
Ways to redeem your points
Redeem Sync Rewards points toward your credit card balance
Gift Cards / Certificates
Convert Points - Eligible Syclub Rewards members can convert points to other Loyalty Programs.
Merchandise Store
Points Transfer - Synclub Rewards Members can transfer points between eligible Rewards accounts.
Technical
Synclub rewards point will be implemented on Sync blockchain using colored coins protocol to issue points to members and trade on the built-in peer-to-peer exchange.
Supply: infinite
Distribution:
Synclub Rewards point will be issued to business partners as the incentive of choice for customized marketing tool to help attract, motivate and reward employees, customers and clients.
Enrollment in Synclub Reward Program is free.
Topic: [ANN][1000 SYNC] Proof of Stake now run by BLOCKCHAIN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - page 229. (Read 816010 times)
June 05, 2014, 10:27:58 PM
June 05, 2014, 08:32:39 PM
thats good - sync will be a great coin and at this Point it is cheap - but that will the most first realize wehn we go over the border
June 05, 2014, 08:16:55 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
when inserting a picture does it have to be on the net or can i just copy and paste it?
why discussing a jealous guy ? ignore
~~~ finally staking ~~~ !!!
patience of a saint , and of course aint sellin noothin June 05, 2014, 07:12:26 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
when inserting a picture does it have to be on the net or can i just copy and paste it?
why discussing a jealous guy ? ignore
June 05, 2014, 07:08:12 PM
The Synclub Rewards points will created using colored coins issued on Sync blockchain
June 05, 2014, 06:20:47 PM
A little arguement against massive interest: If thinking of it like a blue chip investment it's worthwhile knowing "interest" paid out should/does not increase the money supply in blue chip stocks. Dividends in the stock market come from earnings and are paid out in fiat to holders (who then choose to keep the fiat or use it to buy more shares (a bit like the multipool system)) as opposed to creating more scrip or 'diluting' the currency holders. The size of the interest is the dividend yield which is predicated upon the earnings made. When sharemarket CEO's want to raise funds, that's when they simply create "new shares" and issue them to investors for a price. That however, always dliutes other holders, unless they were the buyers. The size of the dividend yield can also be influenced by the price i.e 1$ per share dividend payouts can be quite attactive to a share that recently got sold down to 2$ as it would be yielding 50% yet if that share goes back to $10 and still pays out 1$ per share in divdends (usually quarterly) it's yield would be 10% (which mind you, is still very high in terms of the stockmarket.)
You're absolutley right, unfortunantly half of everyone on here probably lost you half way down,
but yes i would not advise paying more than 10% interest weather monthly or yearly
however monthly would add upto 120% yearly any way
so theres that to consider
June 05, 2014, 06:13:10 PM
A little arguement against massive interest: If thinking of it like a blue chip investment it's worthwhile knowing "interest" paid out should/does not increase the money supply in blue chip stocks. Dividends in the stock market come from earnings and are paid out in fiat to holders (who then choose to keep the fiat or use it to buy more shares (a bit like the multipool system)) as opposed to creating more scrip or 'diluting' the currency holders. The size of the interest is the dividend yield which is predicated upon the earnings made. When sharemarket CEO's want to raise funds, that's when they simply create "new shares" and issue them to investors for a price. That however, always dliutes other holders, unless they were the buyers.
Usually because the offered "new" shares are at a discount to the market rate. The flipside is, the money gained from investors is used to increase the earnings potential (If the CEO is worth his salt) and therefore yield of the stock (I.E buy a new gold mine, purchasing a drilling rig, conduct aerial surveys, or in sync case something like investing in an exchange, creating an exchange, paying anon dev work). The size of the dividend yield can also be influenced by the price i.e 1$ per share dividend payouts can be quite attactive to a share that recently got sold down to 2$ as it would be yielding 50% yet if that share goes back to $10 and still pays out 1$ per share in divdends (usually quarterly) it's yield would be 10% (which mind you, is still very high in terms of the stockmarket.)
Usually because the offered "new" shares are at a discount to the market rate. The flipside is, the money gained from investors is used to increase the earnings potential (If the CEO is worth his salt) and therefore yield of the stock (I.E buy a new gold mine, purchasing a drilling rig, conduct aerial surveys, or in sync case something like investing in an exchange, creating an exchange, paying anon dev work). The size of the dividend yield can also be influenced by the price i.e 1$ per share dividend payouts can be quite attactive to a share that recently got sold down to 2$ as it would be yielding 50% yet if that share goes back to $10 and still pays out 1$ per share in divdends (usually quarterly) it's yield would be 10% (which mind you, is still very high in terms of the stockmarket.)
June 05, 2014, 05:46:11 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
RIGHT ON BROTHER!
June 05, 2014, 05:37:50 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
when inserting a picture does it have to be on the net or can i just copy and paste it?
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June 05, 2014, 05:36:19 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
when inserting a picture does it have to be on the net or can i just copy and paste it?
June 05, 2014, 05:12:27 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
Is this fucking troll still here? Jesus get a fucking life
June 05, 2014, 04:51:09 PM
perhaps there losing again this one strong one
June 05, 2014, 04:24:57 PM
So why are the darkcoiners getting so insecure and defensive? Why all the fud?
June 05, 2014, 04:04:26 PM
the last days - im just mining a few coins try to reach the payout from multipool - ive lost
great - guys
so if you want to own sync - mine @the multipool its much more pleasure the humping around and try to win - ist possible BUT who want run around and get always the profitbale one
if youre not mining at multipool - youve lost time
great payout - thanks
great - guys
so if you want to own sync - mine @the multipool its much more pleasure the humping around and try to win - ist possible BUT who want run around and get always the profitbale one
if youre not mining at multipool - youve lost time
great payout - thanks
June 05, 2014, 03:54:32 PM
I think you are a bit confused about how finance works,
interest in dollars has absolutly no bearing on interest in euros that only becomes pertinent when exchanging one currency for another
and no one invests money that way.
interest in dollars has absolutly no bearing on interest in euros that only becomes pertinent when exchanging one currency for another
and no one invests money that way.
My point exactly! So why do you use banking interest rates as an argument for how much cryptocoin interest one should have? Who's confused here?
Please don't accuse me for not knowing finance. I've worked as a programmer in this business since 1998. I think you just mixed up what I was saying ( /trying to say in a language that's not my native)
As for bag holders you're only a bag holder untill your price is met and i can absolutley guarentee that if somw millionare comes along
and offers 20 btc to 1 syn you will sell and they will take a stake in sync, so bag holding is areal moot point
and offers 20 btc to 1 syn you will sell and they will take a stake in sync, so bag holding is areal moot point
Correct. But you will be more easy on the trigger if your Sync is in Bittrex already, and millionaires very seldom comes along and offer you anything at all unless they know what you have. E.g. at the market.
anyone can put a buy offer on bittrex its upto a bag holder to see the price and sell their sync if they want but yes obvoiusly if you already have sync sitting arround on an exchange then you will sell quicker than someone without sync on an exchange.
and again bag holding is a real moot point i'll hold onto my sync untill such a time as my price is met i'm not in sync to gain interest, I can make well over my holdings in sync in one night of trading on the exchanges
i'm holding sync because i know that its value will rise in time to justify my expense in its purchase.
But anyway the dev pretty much knows my take on what the interest rate should be.
THE PRICE after that will reflect on how well the market accepts this decision
and therefore influence all our decisions on weather to retain sync or not, such is the world of finance,
in my opinion only fools and little kids play with crypto currency in the hope of getting rich quick
and it never ceases to amaze me on how many of them there are, theres tons losing money on boost as we speak lol
June 05, 2014, 03:39:20 PM
I think you are a bit confused about how finance works,
interest in dollars has absolutly no bearing on interest in euros that only becomes pertinent when exchanging one currency for another
and no one invests money that way.
interest in dollars has absolutly no bearing on interest in euros that only becomes pertinent when exchanging one currency for another
and no one invests money that way.
My point exactly! So why do you use banking interest rates as an argument for how much cryptocoin interest one should have? Who's confused here?
Please don't accuse me for not knowing finance. I've worked as a programmer in this business since 1998. I think you just mixed up what I was saying ( /trying to say in a language that's not my native)
As for bag holders you're only a bag holder untill your price is met and i can absolutley guarentee that if somw millionare comes along
and offers 20 btc to 1 syn you will sell and they will take a stake in sync, so bag holding is areal moot point
and offers 20 btc to 1 syn you will sell and they will take a stake in sync, so bag holding is areal moot point
Correct. But you will be more easy on the trigger if your Sync is in Bittrex already, and millionaires very seldom comes along and offer you anything at all unless they know what you have. E.g. at the market.
June 05, 2014, 03:22:07 PM
As I have pointed out numerous times the best way is to compete directly with the banks
Investors are always looking for a safe haven where they can store and grow their value assets
they also will use these assets and then replace them when and if needs occur, hence banking gets away
with what it does.
at the moment banking is on its knees with most offereing 1 to 2%
but thta can easily be and has been as high as 5-8% so therefore 10%
is reasonable and attractive, it will allow the coin to retain a reasonably long distribution of 15 to 25 years
and lets face it whole countries and societies rise and fall in the space of 25 years these days so anything longer
than that is just a waste of time as no doubt the world would have moved onto infinte other ways of doing things by then.
See that's part of the problem; you can not compare cryptocoin staking interest with interest in a fiat-money bank. That's worse than comparing interest rates from different currencies: As an example 10% interest rate per annum of Russian Ruble is a totally different thing than 10% interest rate of Swiss Franc. Gold doesn't produce interest, but a gold-coin's buy-power is relatively stable over time. Euro and dollar are artificially kept alive, and I'm not sure if even 20% interest rate would turn me into a believer. It's all floating..
The interest rate from Sync won't be worth anything at all if everyone gets it and if investors at the same time considers our total market capacity the same.. What we do instead is that we take value from the people that are not bag-holders by making their money less rare, and give it to the people that are bag-holders!
What we can achieve by rewarding bag-holders only, is that much of the coins will be held away from the exchanges and it will be very easy to pump. As a bonus. we'll keep wallets online as much as possible maintaining the network and securing efficient transactions. That's all! And if you paid 125$ for one SYNC today, you might still get only 125$ for the 2 SYNC you have after a few years, perhaps even less... unless we make people believe in Sync and it's future value, by pumping on the exchange and at the same time writing buttery words in forums and elsewhere.
Interest and Interest can be very different things.
OPEC coin is giving 2% staking interest. Not per year: Per month!
Perhaps those are the ones we should compete with about investors money and not the type of investors that would save fiat money in banks?
It's still only numbers, but it's a lot of psychology in those numbers.
I think you are a bit confused about how finance works,
interest in dollars has absolutly no bearing on interest in euros that only becomes pertinent when exchanging one currency for another
and no one invests money that way.
As for bag holders you're only a bag holder untill your price is met and i can absolutley guarentee that if somw millionare comes along
and offers 20 btc to 1 syn you will sell and they will take a stake in sync, so bag holding is areal moot point
June 05, 2014, 02:50:49 PM
the sheer professionalism here astounds me
June 05, 2014, 02:28:10 PM
I'm reporting you to Iranian authorities for writing Happy lyrics here in the thread
That's what you post? Why even bother? Investors are asking you to discuss what is going on with the coin specifications and you can't be bothered to even respond to their questions.
We have 2 weeks to decide about the stake parameters.
I am reading all the suggestions June 05, 2014, 02:08:49 PM
is someone here from Germany ? at ebay is a mining-contract that can be paid with sync 
cool
cool
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