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Quote from: highflyerbtc on April 20, 2016, 10:52:16 AM

I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

will the halving change things?

highflyerbtc

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Quote from: Rem9 on April 20, 2016, 10:42:27 AM

Quote from: highflyerbtc on April 20, 2016, 10:52:16 AM

I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

So the trick is to sell before the newbies do and buy back more after they did. Wink

Ideally. But there is always the risk of it not going down. You'd still make gains but not as high as it could be. There is a lot of talk about people dumping at launch. I think there will be people dumping but you have to look at the entire picture. Who's looking to buy? Is the buy pressure the same as the sell? or more? People who made large puraches during the ICO, what are their plans? You can't assume they'd sell ALL their coins. Do they have the ability to pump up the coin? If so, they'll need sellers and probably counting on people to dump so they can buy those up.

Cool

i think it would be wise to expect big dumps and thats the only reason why i am selling and praying i can get back in for lower.

just checking eth ico

6670 particpants raised $18 million
4000 particpants raised $5.9million

anyone know which exchange did eth get listed first for the IOU

any reason why they didn't do it for LISK. you reckon we will go on kraken

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The people that dump at launch are the people that are super jacked they are turning 0.001 BTC into 0.01 BTC. Power to them.

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are there more than three exchanges ? Lisk Token / BTc

i know 3.

https://bloombit.net/trade

https://yobit.net/en/trade/LISK/BTC

http://chameleonbit.trade/beta/altcoin/lisk/

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Quote from: Rem9 on April 20, 2016, 10:42:27 AM

Quote from: Rem9 on April 20, 2016, 10:42:27 AM

I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

So the trick is to sell before the newbies do and buy back more after they did. Wink

Ideally. But there is always the risk of it not going down. You'd still make gains but not as high as it could be. There is a lot of talk about people dumping at launch. I think there will be people dumping but you have to look at the entire picture. Who's looking to buy? Is the buy pressure the same as the sell? or more? People who made large puraches during the ICO, what are their plans? You can't assume they'd sell ALL their coins. Do they have the ability to pump up the coin? If so, they'll need sellers and probably counting on people to dump so they can buy those up.

Cool

i think it would be wise to expect big dumps and thats the only reason why i am selling and praying i can get back in for lower.

just checking eth ico

6670 particpants raised $18 million
4000 particpants raised $5.9million

anyone know which exchange did eth get listed first for the IOU

Bittrex did the IOU for Eth. Probably can be safe to say people will take profits at launch and follow a similar path as Eth. I have more btc now so I am sorta hoping for an initial drop to buy more.

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I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

So the trick is to sell before the newbies do and buy back more after they did. Wink

Ideally. But there is always the risk of it not going down. You'd still make gains but not as high as it could be. There is a lot of talk about people dumping at launch. I think there will be people dumping but you have to look at the entire picture. Who's looking to buy? Is the buy pressure the same as the sell? or more? People who made large puraches during the ICO, what are their plans? You can't assume they'd sell ALL their coins. Do they have the ability to pump up the coin? If so, they'll need sellers and probably counting on people to dump so they can buy those up.

Cool

i think it would be wise to expect big dumps and thats the only reason why i am selling and praying i can get back in for lower.

just checking eth ico

6670 particpants raised $18 million
4000 particpants raised $5.9million

anyone know which exchange did eth get listed first for the IOU

Rem9

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I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

So the trick is to sell before the newbies do and buy back more after they did. Wink

Ideally. But there is always the risk of it not going down. You'd still make gains but not as high as it could be. There is a lot of talk about people dumping at launch. I think there will be people dumping but you have to look at the entire picture. Who's looking to buy? Is the buy pressure the same as the sell? or more? People who made large puraches during the ICO, what are their plans? You can't assume they'd sell ALL their coins. Do they have the ability to pump up the coin? If so, they'll need sellers and probably counting on people to dump so they can buy those up.

Cool

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Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:48:52 AM

I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

So the trick is to sell before the newbies do and buy back more after they did. Wink

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What do you think , on what exchange "lisk" will be the first after the official launch ? poloniex? Undecided

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Quote from: cannabanana on April 20, 2016, 09:30:53 AM

Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:29:29 AM

1) Can I vote for a delegate without being a standby delegate?

2) to vote for a delegate, do I need to register my name (100 lisk on the testnet) ?

3) how a profit sharing pool can see who vote for it?

I don't know if it's worth to vote for a delegate without being one... Huh

why because you are greedy and need to get something to do something for the community?

Yes you can vote without being registered. All you need is lisk in your wallet.

it's easy to see who voted for you, just because you don't know how to do it does not mean it can't happen.

No, I am not greedy. I don't want t be a standby delegate but I read the forum and i have a list of people that I consider good delegates.

I remembered that it wasn't so easy to search and look for people that voted for you...but maybe it was old testnet or maybe I am wrong.

So...I am not greedy but you? Are you a delegate for glory?

Well I vote for whoever wants a vote so I would say I'm less greedy then thinking it's not worth it unless I get something.

The only people I hear that say it's not worth it use the same argument as you, "If I don't get anything then why should I vote?"

You think you're the first to say that here?

Vote or Don't Vote, that's up to you. Don't say you're not going to vote unless you get something. Just Don't vote.

Here is a tool made by one of our wonderful lisk community members to check your votes.

http://redsn0w.top/

or this to check the network

http://lisktools.io/

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Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:48:52 AM

Quote from: cannabanana on April 20, 2016, 09:30:53 AM

Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:29:29 AM

1) Can I vote for a delegate without being a standby delegate?

2) to vote for a delegate, do I need to register my name (100 lisk on the testnet) ?

3) how a profit sharing pool can see who vote for it?

I don't know if it's worth to vote for a delegate without being one... Huh

why because you are greedy and need to get something to do something for the community?

Yes you can vote without being registered. All you need is lisk in your wallet.

it's easy to see who voted for you, just because you don't know how to do it does not mean it can't happen.

No, I am not greedy. I don't want t be a standby delegate but I read the forum and i have a list of people that I consider good delegates.

I remembered that it wasn't so easy to search and look for people that voted for you...but maybe it was old testnet or maybe I am wrong.

So...I am not greedy but you? Are you a delegate for glory?

Everyone can vote for everyone (maximum 101 votes at once). It is heavily recommended to vote in order to secure the whole network.

It doesn't cost much. Right now 1 LISK per vote, but we will reduce the fee.

bob75coin

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Quote from: cannabanana on April 20, 2016, 09:30:53 AM

Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:29:29 AM

1) Can I vote for a delegate without being a standby delegate?

2) to vote for a delegate, do I need to register my name (100 lisk on the testnet) ?

3) how a profit sharing pool can see who vote for it?

I don't know if it's worth to vote for a delegate without being one... Huh

why because you are greedy and need to get something to do something for the community?

Yes you can vote without being registered. All you need is lisk in your wallet.

it's easy to see who voted for you, just because you don't know how to do it does not mean it can't happen.

No, I am not greedy. I don't want t be a standby delegate but I read the forum and i have a list of people that I consider good delegates.

I remembered that it wasn't so easy to search and look for people that voted for you...but maybe it was old testnet or maybe I am wrong.

So...I am not greedy but you? Are you a delegate for glory?

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Quote from: highflyerbtc on April 20, 2016, 09:07:25 AM

Quote from: bob75coin on April 20, 2016, 09:29:29 AM

I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

do you know how much eth ICO price was

i just checked it was 75000 satoshi i remember seeing it rise to i think it was 600k sats before plummeting down to 140k and then when news of partnership lwith IBM, samsung and mircrosft to name a few that was when the epic pump started and did not drop. i think we are not gonna see ico price some may sell by listening to fud but we should prevail but without any major adoption i see same fate as eth nevertheless for ico holders your ok.

long term as long as the technology is adopted it has a future unless something else comes along and beats it so far i only see theories. as far as IOU prices be prepared for fud as people say oh look massive drop so don't use that as a guide i think starting price is around 40,000-sats-80,000sats

we also need a good roadmap on how they are going to spend that ICO dont mess up i want my lambo i certainly will be selling if i could at 80,000 only reason why to gain more by catching dumps

thumbs up by me not long to go

ICO Price on ETH was 0.0005.
1 Btc gave 2000 ETH's.

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1) Can I vote for a delegate without being a standby delegate?

2) to vote for a delegate, do I need to register my name (100 lisk on the testnet) ?

3) how a profit sharing pool can see who vote for it?

I don't know if it's worth to vote for a delegate without being one... Huh

why because you are greedy and need to get something to do something for the community?

Yes you can vote without being registered. All you need is lisk in your wallet.

it's easy to see who voted for you, just because you don't know how to do it does not mean it can't happen.

bob75coin

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1) Can I vote for a delegate without being a standby delegate?

2) to vote for a delegate, do I need to register my name (100 lisk on the testnet) ?

3) how a profit sharing pool can see who vote for it?

I don't know if it's worth to vote for a delegate without being one... Huh

highflyerbtc

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I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

do you know how much eth ICO price was

i just checked it was 75000 satoshi i remember seeing it rise to i think it was 600k sats before plummeting down to 140k and then when news of partnership lwith IBM, samsung and mircrosft to name a few that was when the epic pump started and did not drop. i think we are not gonna see ico price some may sell by listening to fud but we should prevail but without any major adoption i see same fate as eth nevertheless for ico holders your ok.

long term as long as the technology is adopted it has a future unless something else comes along and beats it so far i only see theories. as far as IOU prices be prepared for fud as people say oh look massive drop so don't use that as a guide i think starting price is around 40,000-sats-80,000sats

we also need a good roadmap on how they are going to spend that ICO dont mess up i want my lambo i certainly will be selling if i could at 80,000 only reason why to gain more by catching dumps

thumbs up by me not long to go

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My candidature: https://forum.lisk.io/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=368

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I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

After my phase of critisism and sceptisism i am sure lisk can be a valuenle contribution to the blockchain tech. It has to create its own ecosystem so dapp developers in javascript can play the full potential out of lisk.

The price is secondary value. The expectations are very high IMO

Rem9

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I know this would be part of a price speculation thread, but I believe its a logical assumption that the launch on an exchange price will be at least that which is listed on Coinmarketcap.com at the time of launch. We all know that the Yobit price is not official, but psychologically, this has to have an effect on what expectation people will be valuing it at.

I'd be surprised to see the price launch cheaper than that listed on Coinmarketcap.com

Just about every other major ICO (including ETH which had an IOU as well) sees a decline in price at the time but most don't ever decline below ICO prices. Then after those who collect immediately, the price levels off and begins to rise over time. Some try to sell some or all immediately for a short term gain but over time we all know that the coin is going up. How far nobody knows. You can probably sell out for $1 or just over on launch day or chill and drink some wine for a few weeks and sell out at $4 or $5 or ride it for several months and get more. So many decisions Wink

But the one thing that is most likely is that the price will drop a bit below IOU prices initially. Newbies will panic and sell which may cause it to go down more than it needs to.

highflyerbtc

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