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I'm glad you asked.  The name is much more intelligent sounding than Ethereum.

"WildBeastBitcoin accepted here" stickers will soon be more numerous than Bitcoin stickers

I don't joke about WildBeastBitcoin.  It's a dead serious coin.

Even if the lisk iou on yobit reaches 0.0001 btc per Lisk, i am not selling my lisk below 5 dollar. Instead i will buy a lot of more!!

I think what he is asking is how the voting weight will be applied. Since you can vote for up to 101 delegates with 1 vote. Will your voting power be split between all the delegates that you vote or each delegate that you vote gets your full voting power.
I think the answer is "A" . Correct me if im wrong.

People are pulling BTC out of alts in order to buy WildBeastBitcoin

WildBeastBitcoin is up 10% this week, it's mauling Ethereum

Whatever you want to call it, "IOU" or otherwise, yobit trading is different from trading ETH right now at polo because LISK hasn't even launched yet.
In either case, one may not be trading the actual coins from wallet to wallet like you say, but in the case of ETH at least the exchange holds the real thing.
There should be some word making it clear that Yobit holds no real lisk. The word/acronym the community has chosen to use is "IOU".

I think what he is asking is how the voting weight will be applied. Since you can vote for up to 101 delegates with 1 vote. Will your voting power be split between all the delegates that you vote or each delegate that you vote gets your full voting power.
I think the answer is "A" . Correct me if im wrong.

depends on the delegate and their program.  There will be some of A, some of B and some of C

Come on, Can someone answer my question? Just a simple A or B

And by the way, why do people keep saying "IOU" trading as if that's unusual?  The fact is, ALL trading at exchanges is based on IOUs.  If you trade BTC at an exchange, you're trading an IOU.  If you trade ETH at an exchange, you're trading an IOU.  When you finally trade LISK at an exchange, you'll be trading an IOU.  You don't think coins are actually moving from wallet to wallet every time someone makes a trade on an exchange, do you?  

Hey guys, We would like to know.
How does the delegate voting system work with LISK?
For how many PROFIT SHARING DELEGATES would I have to vote to get the most benefits?
So basically what i'm asking is if the voting system of LISK is gonna be A or B:

>a) Same voting weight applied to all selected delegates
-put your voting weight on as many different delegates as possible (Max=101).

>b) Voting weight is split between selected delegates.
-put all your voting weight on 1 specific delegate.

(Voting Weight = Voting Power)

Thanks

That [Molburg] Has launched a new coin called "LISKCOIN" Ticker "LSK"
nice to know he doesn't have any self respect, after Fudding Lisk for Weeks he now has the guts to start a shitcoin with the same.

 

It looks like LISK (IOU) price is gradually declining, although it could be a general thing currently in the market. It is a pity about the IOU because the IOU might just have taken the steam of the initial rise and decline usually seen with new coins. There is normally a quick rise and decline and then the price settles and then enters the development phase and is dependent on the development work. If development work is poor the price goes down further and if the development work is good then price will rise again. What is clear is that the IOU portion of the LISK money supply is insignificant to the total money supply and should not necessarily be seen as indicative of the price of the main supply of the real coin. This is because a small supply is very much sensitive to price movements especially in an environment where a lot of hype was created and people are impatient with anticipation. The real price could be much higher or much lower.

The next thing that will impact LISK is what will happen on launch day. If a significant portion of the 100m finds it way to the market without the corresponding demand the price will go down. If there is enough demand the ICO investors will exit at a profit and the new investors (and/or whales) will take over at the new floor and do their thing. Most people have a short term profit objective without necessarily worrying too much about what a coin is about as long as whatever the dev team and community does enhances the chances of their objective being met. The chances are therefore higher that a significant portion of the supply will go to market relatively quickly after launch because most holders with a short term profit objective will want to execute their strategy as quickly as possible at maximum profit. The ICO investor mix plays an important part. If the ICO mix were more big investors caring about the coin and future potential less coins will hit the market early on. If the mix were more day traders that would do anything to make a bitcoin or 2 they will exit as soon as they can make that 1 bitcoin and they will jump with joy. Chances are higher though based on statistics that the latter option is the case but not necessarily.

LISK holders must just hope that the wind was not taken out of its sails with the IOU thing and momentum negatively impacted so that that is not seen as the initial rise and decline of the coin. I hope for everyone that there will still be another one after the coin launches for real. However, imo, holding should be more long term for LISK and I hope there are many people with a long term objective in the ICO investor mix.

Can Lisk get like this ---> http://dapps.ethercasts.com/

like dapps.lisk.com

or dappstore.lisk.com