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Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 522. (Read 3074310 times)

sr. member
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Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.

Currect price is holding strong, should be the botton, unless that whale dumps his 4 million coins.

Those coins were sold and/or withdrawn from poloniex months ago. Polo LSK holdings hit a maximum of 38M when he first deposited that 4M on 3 August 2016

https://lisktools.io/accountInformation.php?address=6458009167317801978L

9.5M LSK has been withdrawn since then, so polo holdings are currently at 28.5M

Months ago? It looks like not, a week ago i saw 4 million lisk wall at 30k at again, that whale did not sell, still holding.
sr. member
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And we go again.
Hello! Trying to understand- what is this?
   
this is a digital coin
This is a digital scam
cmon, man, this is a good coin for speculation! also i think it will bring a great profit soon. falling ends now, so now we see a start of something great.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.
To the bottom very far, this shitcoin will fall, until it dies.

And cananbana should quit sexually harassing sheep, but neither will happen so lets move on and see if theres ever any change.
full member
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Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.
To the bottom very far, this shitcoin will fall, until it dies.
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
move that crypto
Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.

Currect price is holding strong, should be the botton, unless that whale dumps his 4 million coins.

Those coins were sold and/or withdrawn from poloniex months ago. Polo LSK holdings hit a maximum of 38M when he first deposited that 4M on 3 August 2016

https://lisktools.io/accountInformation.php?address=6458009167317801978L

9.5M LSK has been withdrawn since then, so polo holdings are currently at 28.5M
sr. member
Activity: 403
Merit: 250
Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.

Currect price is holding strong, should be the botton, unless that whale dumps his 4 million coins.
ImI
legendary
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Merit: 1019
Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.

Bottom is near because Altcoins are in for a general relief rally and Lisk will run with the pack. Longterm could be another story though.
hero member
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BIG AIRDROP: t.me/otppaychat
Fudometer reding tells the bottom is near.
member
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https://lisknation.com/lisk-the-decentralization-debate-aca78ec5f819#.hbe1n2a9r

Problem #1: The Lisk team holds too much voting weight and therefore Lisk is not decentralized.
Problem #2: The Lisk team intends to utilize their voting weight to pay employees and hand-pick the active delegation.
Problem #3: Does the Lisk team really trust the DPoS model?

Lisk is a big big problem for those who invest in it.

Wrong. You are simply wrong and you should feel sorry for that.

#1:  Lisk amount held by Lisk Team is not 51% thus they are not the driving force in the network.
       We investors are. And should something malliciouse happen we can and will revote delegates that fix the problem.


#2: source?!

#3: this is a question your simple mind asks and not a description of a problem!


So please can you explain to me why you are here?  A reasonable debate obviously it is not that you seek.

He just copied the subheadlines from the last section of the referenced article and didn't even realise that without providing more context #3 is no problem per se. Oh man ...

hero member
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Pretty weak Fudding if you ask me... empty points that have been covered a dozen times in here.

These weak fudders are newbies ornés members... most certainly sockpuppet

Lisk definitely comes off as a scammy pump and dump, no one is going to use it, Ethereum dominates anything SC related and always will. I can't believe so many people threw btc at this project, lol. I'm telling you, every single Alt decreases in btc/alt ratio with time, look at any chart, with occasional pumps here and there, holding Lisk long term will not pan out well.
sr. member
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Pretty weak Fudding if you ask me... empty points that have been covered a dozen times in here.

These weak fudders are newbies or new members... most certainly sockpuppet
hero member
Activity: 644
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Think or swim.
The troll FUD in here is getting thick... by people that have no business commenting because they know nothing of Lisk.

If someone was thinking dapps arrive before mainchain stabilization, then they simply don't understand crypto, and didn't bother reading the roadmap. That would seem a necessary 1st step before commenting on something you obviously do not understand or even read up on.
Pretty weak Fudding if you ask me... empty points that have been covered a dozen times in here.
sr. member
Activity: 374
Merit: 250
https://lisknation.com/lisk-the-decentralization-debate-aca78ec5f819#.hbe1n2a9r

Problem #1: The Lisk team holds too much voting weight and therefore Lisk is not decentralized.
Problem #2: The Lisk team intends to utilize their voting weight to pay employees and hand-pick the active delegation.
Problem #3: Does the Lisk team really trust the DPoS model?

Lisk is a big big problem for those who invest in it.

Wrong. You are simply wrong and you should feel sorry for that.

#1:  Lisk amount held by Lisk Team is not 51% thus they are not the driving force in the network.
       We investors are. And should something malliciouse happen we can and will revote delegates that fix the problem.


#2: source?!

#3: this is a question your simple mind asks and not a description of a problem!


So please can you explain to me why you are here?  A reasonable debate obviously it is not that you seek.
full member
Activity: 223
Merit: 102
https://lisknation.com/lisk-the-decentralization-debate-aca78ec5f819#.hbe1n2a9r

Problem #1: The Lisk team holds too much voting weight and therefore Lisk is not decentralized.
Problem #2: The Lisk team intends to utilize their voting weight to pay employees and hand-pick the active delegation.
Problem #3: Does the Lisk team really trust the DPoS model?

Lisk is a big big problem for those who invest in it.
full member
Activity: 223
Merit: 102
newbie
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Hello! Trying to understand- what is this?
   
this is a digital coin
hero member
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Lisk inflation this, etherum inflation that.
Come on people lets move on lol
hero member
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People are talking about the long term when they just don't want to work very well now.
People started talking about long term after you talked about long term again and again. Not just long term but in terms of decaded and centuries even millenia.
At least when we talk about long term we speak of realistic timeframes, months, or quarters.
hero member
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My gullible friend believed these harlequins and bought Lisk at 85k, he lost last 23btc  Cheesy he waited first dapps in Q2 2016.  Wink  Be careful. Smiley
That's trading for you. When someone is selling someone is buying.
It's not that he was deceived it was that he wasn't well informed. I, and anyone who is an active members of the community, and by active I don't mean actively whining about everything under the sun, but those who actually do stuff or at least follow what is happening other than the price movement could have told your friend as early as the original date of the mainnet launch that dapps won't be happening in Q2 2016.
newbie
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DimiZb gembitz hollandvan breeze71 5thangel guys, don't waste your time on it. They had plenty of time and money to write code and expansion. crypti (750btc) 2014, 2015 >>> Lisk(14000 btc) 2016, 2017.
I think they are fraudsters. Normal for ICO.  Wink My gullible friend believed these harlequins and bought Lisk at 85k, he lost last 23btc  Cheesy he waited first dapps in Q2 2016.  Wink  Be careful. Smiley

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Lisk averaged 6 git commits per day over the last ten months.
12 000 btc for this?  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy People do much more without huge financial resources.
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