I think we invested in the next big thing. Bitcoin was DOS. Ethereum was Microsoft. Lisk is Apple.
If lisk is apple then I'll jailbreak it
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March 26, 2016, 03:08:21 PM
If lisk is apple then I'll jailbreak it
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March 26, 2016, 03:07:33 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me 
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?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
And anyone can vote for anyone, or a voter does need to have some LISK ? Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
Vote for candidate cost 1 LISK for now, don't know how much it will cost in future
And to whom does the 1 LISK go ? The candidate, to fuel the forging or to the developpers ? And what can a candidate offer ?
March 26, 2016, 03:05:42 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
And anyone can vote for anyone, or a voter does need to have some LISK ? Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
Vote for candidate cost 1 LISK for now, don't know how much it will cost in future
March 26, 2016, 03:03:37 PM
Hey djselery thanxs for adding me in you current voting list!
I'm currently starting to work on the dedicated server and lisk forum official anon.
When I work on that kind of project I always brainstrom and try to think to thing I would like to have as a 'starter kit'
For now I ask myself 3 questions
Physical Dedicated Server or Azure VM in a Private Datacenter (Not microsft,amazon,etc) ?
Should I create a Cheat Sheet with all up to date infos ? Cheat Sheet is something I normally build that summarize all important infos on a 1-2 pagers or someone already have something done ?
To test node and voting system a pre release (on the test net) already exist I think. I'm searching for more infos on that. I would like the node to be fully ready and tested for launch.
I'm currently starting to work on the dedicated server and lisk forum official anon.
When I work on that kind of project I always brainstrom and try to think to thing I would like to have as a 'starter kit'
For now I ask myself 3 questions
Physical Dedicated Server or Azure VM in a Private Datacenter (Not microsft,amazon,etc) ?
Should I create a Cheat Sheet with all up to date infos ? Cheat Sheet is something I normally build that summarize all important infos on a 1-2 pagers or someone already have something done ?
To test node and voting system a pre release (on the test net) already exist I think. I'm searching for more infos on that. I would like the node to be fully ready and tested for launch.
March 26, 2016, 02:53:46 PM
I think we invested in the next big thing. Bitcoin was DOS. Ethereum was Microsoft. Lisk is Apple.
well i would have to agree
ETH was great but it's been a miserable slow progress, and solidarity and serpent languages used with eth just make it impossible for everyday user
IF lisk makes it easy to create dapps, and expands, theres no reason we will not slay ETH market cap
it's on life support from whale money anyways, alot of people stand to lose alot of money if eth slides and slides....
but vitalik is gone, off continuing to spit about complicated obsolete things to keep the game going
but the fact's dont lie. the eth wallet barely works (still warns "you may lose your coins") theres no real dapps just ponzis
augur and such is taking foreveeeeeerrrrrrr, and are just idea piggybacks from the eth craze., its all puttering for them
LISK'S TIME IS NOW
March 26, 2016, 02:51:28 PM
I'm just hoping i can pick up some more lisk at a reasonable price before Brock Pierce jumps onboard... once that happens, look out.
March 26, 2016, 02:49:55 PM
... Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
Yes.Weird idea I think. The richer can elect whoever he wants. What a kind of decentralisation... At least I hope they don't have too big powers or you will have a big problem.
March 26, 2016, 02:48:09 PM
... Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
Yes.From: https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-handbooks/DelegateHandbook#3-what-are-delegate-votes-and-where-can-i-vote-for-delegates-
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3. What are delegate votes and where can I vote for delegates?
In order to determine the delegate rank position, Lisk has a decentralized voting mechanism built directly into the client. Users can vote for any delegates registered on the network. One vote equals 0.00000001 LISK, and a user can only vote with his entire LISK balance. One vote costs the user 1 LISK and he can vote for 33 delegates in one go. He can vote for 101 delegates in total, for this he needs to initiate 4 votes (33+33+33+2 = 101). It is not possible to vote for the same delegate twice.
The number of votes are represented as an “Approval” within the client, and is shown as a percentage. An approval of 1% equals 1% of all LISK in the network. At launch this would be 1,000,000 LISK (later more, due to inflation) or 100,000,000,000,000 votes.
In order to determine the delegate rank position, Lisk has a decentralized voting mechanism built directly into the client. Users can vote for any delegates registered on the network. One vote equals 0.00000001 LISK, and a user can only vote with his entire LISK balance. One vote costs the user 1 LISK and he can vote for 33 delegates in one go. He can vote for 101 delegates in total, for this he needs to initiate 4 votes (33+33+33+2 = 101). It is not possible to vote for the same delegate twice.
The number of votes are represented as an “Approval” within the client, and is shown as a percentage. An approval of 1% equals 1% of all LISK in the network. At launch this would be 1,000,000 LISK (later more, due to inflation) or 100,000,000,000,000 votes.
March 26, 2016, 02:47:52 PM
I think we invested in the next big thing. Bitcoin was DOS. Ethereum was Microsoft. Lisk is Apple.
March 26, 2016, 02:46:03 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
And anyone can vote for anyone, or a voter does need to have some LISK ? Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
votes costs lisk
I don't think so
March 26, 2016, 02:44:13 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
And anyone can vote for anyone, or a voter does need to have some LISK ? Is it proportional to the stake of the voter (more LISK = more votes) ?
March 26, 2016, 02:43:12 PM
Any idea which exchange LISK will trade?
Poloniex. Bittrex.
Also Kraken after a few weeks or months when Lisk has shown that it has consistently high volume.
This will happen easily if Lisk gets some HFT volumizing bots like Ethereum has.
C-cex was the unique one interested, there is also a tweet on their profile. The others exchange haven't wrote anything about lisk....
March 26, 2016, 02:25:01 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
I have a feeling your vacation will be ruined by Lisk anticipation before launch.
LOL true true. A Carnival cruise ship with way too expensive Internet that my wife will not let me use...the horror! The horror!
U better make sure she's makes it home because that could be read as premeditation.
March 26, 2016, 02:24:33 PM
Any idea which exchange LISK will trade?
Poloniex. Bittrex.
Also Kraken after a few weeks or months when Lisk has shown that it has consistently high volume.
This will happen easily if Lisk gets some HFT volumizing bots like Ethereum has.
March 26, 2016, 02:22:27 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
I have a feeling your vacation will be ruined by Lisk anticipation before launch.
LOL true true. A Carnival cruise ship with way too expensive Internet that my wife will not let me use...the horror! The horror!
March 26, 2016, 02:21:41 PM
Any idea which exchange LISK will trade?
Poloniex. Bittrex.
Also Kraken after a few weeks or months when Lisk has shown that it has consistently high volume.
This will happen easily if Lisk gets some HFT volumizing bots like Ethereum has.
We should all start "bugging" poloniex already and request they add lisk right away.
With their margin trading option Lisk could go nuts very quickly.
March 26, 2016, 02:19:31 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
I have a feeling your vacation will be ruined by Lisk anticipation before launch.
March 26, 2016, 02:16:00 PM
Future features: please propose, I may develop some kind of democratic Dapp to vote, finance and let the community push for their priorities.
hey fixcrypt, your doing a great job, I will vote for you.
possible feature for your client:
It would be nice to add functionality to distribute funds to multiple addresses (useful to distribute a part of the delegate income) according to specified percentages.
I thought about something like that:
You can add your forging account (already possible now)
then you can add multiple lisk adresses with a percentage value. Like address1: 2%, address2: 3%, address3: 5%, address4: 10%, address5: 80% (your personal savings account)
Then, every day or week or month you can choose the amount you forged during the last period, and it will distribute the funds.
So, lets say you forged 1000 Lisk last Week, then it will distribute 20 to address1, and 30 to address2, 50 to address3 and 100 to address4 and the rest to account5, your personal savings.
Do you understand what I mean?
and yes, your address would be the first I would add to distribute some of my forging rewards to.
March 26, 2016, 02:12:46 PM
What is all the delegate thing ? I'm seeing it more and more, but I still can't see what it does mean. The fact that there's a list of people help me a bit, but I still wonder for what has this list being made. Maybe someone can enlight me ?
?I'm waiting on my plane so my answer will be short. Lisk doesn't have hundreds of thousands of greedy competitive miners wasting electricity by the nuke powerplant. Lisk has exactly 101 trusted delegates that cooperate to add blocks to Lisk blockchain. One single hash per blocktime instead of wasted trillions like BTC and ETH. So Lisk can run on a 35 dollar raspberry pi instead of an ocean of ASIC or gpu rigs. Economy of scale hugely favor Lisk in the future and 101 delegates are at the heart of Lisk.
March 26, 2016, 02:03:42 PM
Hello Guys ,
I would like you all to check this out: https://forum.lisk.io/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=140
Today We are trending on Reddit along side r/TeslaMotors, and other great projects! We are experiencing a great jump in volume which is getting a lot of people, who otherwise may not know of Lisk, interested in the Lisk Project!
Make sure to follow the Lisk Home on Reddit and Be Kept up to date with everything Lisk related
Lisk Reddit!
,I would like you all to check this out: https://forum.lisk.io/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=140
Today We are trending on Reddit along side r/TeslaMotors, and other great projects! We are experiencing a great jump in volume which is getting a lot of people, who otherwise may not know of Lisk, interested in the Lisk Project!
Make sure to follow the Lisk Home on Reddit and Be Kept up to date with everything Lisk related
Lisk Reddit!
This is the kind of news that shoots the price x10 to x20
I can't wait for the launch already
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