Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 2128. (Read 3074324 times)

One confirmation and still nothing...

42 more BTC and we'll hit 3500 BTC donated.  doing pretty good.  I bet early on it would be 2500 BTC at the end but shit, I was way wrong.   Lots of interest in this coin.  The guy who said 5000 BTC looks like he might be right lol.

whenever your btc transfer has its first confirmation

How much time it takes to confirm the deposit?

Risk = money

lisk = low risk

I would like to join the signature campaign. Is it only available for Full Member and above because I do not see code for Member and Junior Member?

lisk = risk

Agree! This is why I would suggest to create a bounty pool for interested developers. If a dev has a good idea then he may apply for a bounty.

Nah , most of them will sell also for a miserable x2 .

x3 even most part of Iota investors don't sell under x10 although it doesn't exist yet. One should be a complete idiot to sell Lisk under x15-x20

Yes of course, lisk can't even surpass ethereum but (maybe) can create something similar.


However the people are investing because they want to double (or x3) their investment, most of them don't care about the 'technology' behind it.

A dapp is an app with a blockchain.  The dapp stores new information at blocktime intervals, and this information can be obtained from the dapp users themselves or obtained from elsewhere.  Once this new data is on the blockchain, it can be publicly viewed by everybody (not just the dapp user) and it cannot be tampered with or erased later and so becomes a permanent public record.  The individual that put data on the blockchain can prove they are the data originator.  The information stored on the blockchain can represent ownership of property.  The dapp program can monitor external data on the internet via APIs or webpage scraping, and can initiate an action (such as transferring Lisk from one account to another) if certain trigger criteria are met.  The blockchain is stored on multiple computers simultaneously and so is still available for access if one / many node fails or is shut down by outside forces such as government actions.

So the key to a good dapp is to think of an app that also uses the additional capabilities outlined above.  

Anybody got any other qualifiers to add about the capabilities / advantages of having a blockchain integrated into a traditional app?

Here's some links worth reading about initial Ethereum dapp projects:

http://www.coindesk.com/7-cool-decentralized-apps-built-ethereum/

http://bankinnovation.net/2016/01/here-come-the-ethereum-dapps/

And here is an attempt to define dapps in a general, theoretical sense:

https://github.com/DavidJohnstonCEO/DecentralizedApplications

Without any real world applications, I don't think Lisk will surpass Ethereum. We need a good idea of how a Javascript application can be useful as a DApp.

Is there any specific documentation on traditional apps vs DApps?

@LiskHQ you should contact these guys if they are maybe interested in investing into Lisk:

http://www.kryptonitefund.com/

support for the tech and the development of crypti to the end.

dont expect to be lisk like ethereum. there is just one bitcoin and one ethereum and hundreds of tokesn and coins.

Everyone has had that same problem. Their hot wallet has been empty for the past several weeks.
If you bought your XCR cheapish, best bet may be to just cancel the withdrawal, sell the XCR for whatever you can get on Bter, and withdraw BTC. BTC withdrawals I think works (or worked a couple of weeks ago, anyway).

Use bitcoin.

About bter, check this thread :

 - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btercom-hacked-7170-btc-stolen-dont-keep-your-money-on-an-exchange-956738

I want to buy LISK, but my Crypti from Bter are not withdraw. At whom such problem?