Lisk appeared in early 2016 year as a fork of Crypti (Crypti team broke up later).
Lisk is considered as one of the alternative technologies to Ethereum. Roughly speaking it is a platform for the development of blockchain applications.
They have own philosophy on blockchain applications, so it's not just clone of the Ethereum technology, Lisk could be a kind of alternative in the future. Obviously, not by capitalization, not by popularity, they cannot be compared. Nonetheless, Lisk has all chances to get its fair share in future of crypto-tech companies.
From the technical point of view
The coin was trading in a downtrend during the BTC recession. Recently LSKBTC pair reached the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the global uptrend and started to draw a rebound pattern, accompanied by a jump in volumes.
The coin climbed above the psychological support level 0.0015 and now is drawing an uptrend pattern. If the price will manage to hold above the 0.0015 and afterward reach 100-days EMA that would be a sign of the beginning of the bullish cycle.
Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 82. (Read 3074169 times)
March 16, 2018, 04:30:34 PM
March 16, 2018, 09:47:34 AM
#Lisk has once again been rated as number one in @DarpalRating's code audit of top #blockchain projects. Thank you! 🎉
https://twitter.com/DarpalRating/status/974532601795854336
https://twitter.com/DarpalRating/status/974532601795854336
March 15, 2018, 05:26:05 PM
That’s a very good idea. If I’m not mistaken, you offer a blockchain builder based on JavaScript which will make the development process much simpler. Will gladly follow your project.
March 15, 2018, 09:30:19 AM
🔧 We are happy to announce the release of #Lisk Hub 0.2.0.
For more information, check out the blog spot: https://blog.lisk.io/lisk-hub-release-update-33ef4712c772
To read release notes, head to our #GitHub page: https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-hub/releases/tag/v0.2.0
You can also access it using your browser: https://lisk.io/hub
https://twitter.com/LiskHQ/status/974282742497148928
For more information, check out the blog spot: https://blog.lisk.io/lisk-hub-release-update-33ef4712c772
To read release notes, head to our #GitHub page: https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-hub/releases/tag/v0.2.0
You can also access it using your browser: https://lisk.io/hub
https://twitter.com/LiskHQ/status/974282742497148928
March 15, 2018, 07:58:48 AM
when can we expect LISK to recover?
When the market recovers.
Also the expected open beta launch for Lisk (in 3 or 4 weeks) will help.
Look around bitcointalk...I don't have the thread off hand but the mt. gox trustee is dumping ...on each dump we hit a low...the trustee is clueless...I've read
that he has had offers to buy off exchanges from legit folk and that he would make more on an auction..but he seems to be panic dumping thus is mainly the
cause from the drop from 18k folk are saying. Thus since Nov 2017 or so...about $500 milion BTC have been dumped to USD and $1.9 Billion dollars to go!
sh*t we could be looking at 1,000 BTC again..if he panic dumps wrong.
So anyway, until this clears up ....we are looking at sideways at best or Jan 2017 $1,000 prices at worse ...till they clear this up...my fear is they have a
'deadline' to move BTC to cash..if that is the case...the whole works could go tulips....
what a cluster
thus LISK will have to stand on its own merits...and such.....because the link of price between alts like LISK is strong....we could be sucked into a downward
spiral of price...we have no control over...oh ....and with our luck the other shoe will drop with tether coin also....FML...
I think the Gox trustee has sold enough to pay off the debts, so may not sell anymore. Also now that he is been called out, if he does sell more, perhaps he will do it a more constructive method like you mentioned.
We can hope...unless he is giving advanced notice to relatives ..before he dumps as a mt. gox trustee...
Also, from what I heard of Japanese Bankruptcy...IF he pays off all the debts.....a portion will got to mark karpales....thus he probably will still be in the money as well
all we need now is the other shoe to drop on tether coin ...and it will be a party then! FML
Further...it is BANKRUPTCY ...I think ALL of the remaining $1.9 Billion has to be sold to USD, as a result...thus we are screwed....(why they call it bankruptcy..there is a
method to it...liguidate it all) again FML
Weren't they also discussing to distribute the remaining BTC in the form of BTC? As far as I know only the initial Mt.Gox loss had to be reimbursed + some money for the whole insolvency process. I also find it odd that there have obviously been no restrictions at all on how to proceed with the sale. A guy taking care of insolvency is allowed to crash an entire global market. Sounds logical!
March 15, 2018, 03:08:56 AM
📸 Another great #Lisk spot in the world of gaming, this time in @Battlefield 1! 🎮 Shout out to redditor 'AtomTanNZ' for sharing - he's currently looking for Clan members so shoot him a message if you play BF1 too.
#LiskInCoolPlaces
#LiskInCoolPlaces
March 15, 2018, 01:51:06 AM
Lisk team is working hard.
Check out Github commit history of 577 cryptocurrencies based on most popular repo
https://cryptomiso.com/
The only thing that disapoint me is their communication on Twitter.
Check out Github commit history of 577 cryptocurrencies based on most popular repo
https://cryptomiso.com/
The only thing that disapoint me is their communication on Twitter.
March 15, 2018, 01:47:56 AM
How much does it cost to vote for lisk delegates?
1 Lisk dude but you can vote for 33 delegates of your choice in the same time.Is there minum amount of lisk that I need to own?
Nope but some delegates required voters to owned a specific amount of Lisk to get rewards on their forge delegates. March 14, 2018, 07:53:01 AM
https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=1&Month=0&Year=0&CoinTypes=Lisk+%28LSK%29&SortBy=0
lot of lisk events in march. It is a good news!!
lot of lisk events in march. It is a good news!!
March 14, 2018, 06:09:52 AM
How much does it cost to vote for lisk delegates?
Is there minum amount of lisk that I need to own?
Is there minum amount of lisk that I need to own?
March 14, 2018, 05:58:37 AM
Gonna pledge my vote on liskascend, 3,583,605 Lisk Pledged, 21,521,636 Lisk Still Required. Also like the Lisk.support Estimation Challenge and a chance to win ~ 100 USD in LSK.
Agreed, they seem like a transparent fair delegate, I pledged as well.
March 14, 2018, 04:56:55 AM
At CryptoCalendar a lot of events upcoming. https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=1&Month=0&Year=0&CoinTypes=Lisk+%28LSK%29&SortBy=0
price should grow 10x!
price should grow 10x!
March 14, 2018, 01:51:40 AM
Gonna pledge my vote on liskascend, 3,583,605 Lisk Pledged, 21,521,636 Lisk Still Required. Also like the Lisk.support Estimation Challenge and a chance to win ~ 100 USD in LSK.
March 13, 2018, 02:24:17 PM
Would you really say
2) SEC statements
is FUD and has no influence?Yes, because they may define a dividend paying token like a Lisk, a security, thus it may need to be pulled from many exchanges. Most likely they will give exchanges a grandfather period to adapt and upgrade to allow securities.
IF they do that then we are all screwed on many coins in that AIRDROPPED FORKS like Bitcoin Cash BCH or Litecoin Cash LCC or any other forked coin would be a real mess...
at last count there are more than 20 BTC forks that payout...this would be ugly and a quick way to destroy crypto in the USA....as an example of above, I'd owe more than
$40,000 counting LISK in this from when the various forked coins worth hit the world (as an example BCH hit the world at $280 each) and of course the LISK staking and other
staking coins.
Everyone would have to sell main parts of main coin hoard of many crypto flavors....driving the price into the dirt for all coins, to catch up on if this stuff was suddenly taxable.
IRS guidelines in the USA as an example dumped on the world 10 days before April 15th, 2014, deadline and went back to 2009....pay asap, please
anyway, if LISK staking is a problem to the SEC then forks of $$$ falling out of the sky on to my many blockchains is also a problem ...indeed much bigger...
anyway, hopefully, I'm wrong...but that would toss quite the wrench into our plans for crypto..this worse case idea.(Hopefully my fantasy)
Yea, worse case, but one more thing to worry about. Hopefully the US gov will be happy with the tax revenue from crypto and be cooperative with regulation (which is what I expect).
From what I can tell.....murky as my view is....1/2 the tax folk in USA think LISK type STAKING is INCOME.the other threads I've read etc say NO...I did count lisk as income, as such in 2017 for taxes...my CPA said it was NOT..so I took it out
so toss a coin, remember nothing is clear tax wise in USA...the 2013 Tax Guidelines are pretty much it....and they are, as my CPA say, guidelines..not hard and fast solid rules yet.
As to the forked coins to my chain, that I had nothing to do with about $$$ on paper falling from the sky on to my blockchain address...er...my CPA says that LIKELY the IRS
will treat that as just ..I think she said like a 'stock split' and or growth ..so IF I don't spend any of it I"m golden
Everyone in USA is confused on how to follow tax law on crypto...it is very murky..this is why I spent $2k to the CPA last year, $775 for the taxes done..the other was guestions
on what to do with crypto and stuff like above....Main reason I paid the CPA this amount of $$$, was I damn well want to explain to SOMEONE, like a CPA what I'm doing and have
them think it is reasonable and also sign off on my income tax forms....(it is so lonely otherwise) ....so at least I can show my INTENT is good..even if they say someday I owe something...
or some such...it is quite the cluster
Sorry, I strong disagree with your CPA. I did a lot of research and are sure DPOS is income. I entered it as other income. The IRS is going to want to know your cost basis and origin when you sell, what are you going to put down?
when it hit the world...on my blockchain...but if you are correct ...I should be counting it as MINING...and if I count this a mining then ALL stuff that hits my blockchain is mining...
indluding forked coins (on btc can't even keep track of supposed paper profits when it hit the chain)
if I have to fix it after the fact I will ..with IRS ..but no clarity on this in any form...is it mining..is it just like a stock split (growth) what is it exactly
anyway, does not amount to much, if I do have to fix it some day on a clarification...on any IRS clarification they seem to go back to 2009 anyway ...
March 13, 2018, 02:21:38 PM
Would you really say
2) SEC statements
is FUD and has no influence?Yes, because they may define a dividend paying token like a Lisk, a security, thus it may need to be pulled from many exchanges. Most likely they will give exchanges a grandfather period to adapt and upgrade to allow securities.
IF they do that then we are all screwed on many coins in that AIRDROPPED FORKS like Bitcoin Cash BCH or Litecoin Cash LCC or any other forked coin would be a real mess...
at last count there are more than 20 BTC forks that payout...this would be ugly and a quick way to destroy crypto in the USA....as an example of above, I'd owe more than
$40,000 counting LISK in this from when the various forked coins worth hit the world (as an example BCH hit the world at $280 each) and of course the LISK staking and other
staking coins.
Everyone would have to sell main parts of main coin hoard of many crypto flavors....driving the price into the dirt for all coins, to catch up on if this stuff was suddenly taxable.
IRS guidelines in the USA as an example dumped on the world 10 days before April 15th, 2014, deadline and went back to 2009....pay asap, please
anyway, if LISK staking is a problem to the SEC then forks of $$$ falling out of the sky on to my many blockchains is also a problem ...indeed much bigger...
anyway, hopefully, I'm wrong...but that would toss quite the wrench into our plans for crypto..this worse case idea.(Hopefully my fantasy)
Yea, worse case, but one more thing to worry about. Hopefully the US gov will be happy with the tax revenue from crypto and be cooperative with regulation (which is what I expect).
From what I can tell.....murky as my view is....1/2 the tax folk in USA think LISK type STAKING is INCOME.the other threads I've read etc say NO...I did count lisk as income, as such in 2017 for taxes...my CPA said it was NOT..so I took it out
so toss a coin, remember nothing is clear tax wise in USA...the 2013 Tax Guidelines are pretty much it....and they are, as my CPA say, guidelines..not hard and fast solid rules yet.
As to the forked coins to my chain, that I had nothing to do with about $$$ on paper falling from the sky on to my blockchain address...er...my CPA says that LIKELY the IRS
will treat that as just ..I think she said like a 'stock split' and or growth ..so IF I don't spend any of it I"m golden
Everyone in USA is confused on how to follow tax law on crypto...it is very murky..this is why I spent $2k to the CPA last year, $775 for the taxes done..the other was guestions
on what to do with crypto and stuff like above....Main reason I paid the CPA this amount of $$$, was I damn well want to explain to SOMEONE, like a CPA what I'm doing and have
them think it is reasonable and also sign off on my income tax forms....(it is so lonely otherwise) ....so at least I can show my INTENT is good..even if they say someday I owe something...
or some such...it is quite the cluster
Sorry, I strong disagree with your CPA. I did a lot of research and are sure DPOS is income. I entered it as other income. The IRS is going to want to know your cost basis and origin when you sell, what are you going to put down?
March 13, 2018, 02:10:58 PM
Would you really say
2) SEC statements
is FUD and has no influence?Yes, because they may define a dividend paying token like a Lisk, a security, thus it may need to be pulled from many exchanges. Most likely they will give exchanges a grandfather period to adapt and upgrade to allow securities.
IF they do that then we are all screwed on many coins in that AIRDROPPED FORKS like Bitcoin Cash BCH or Litecoin Cash LCC or any other forked coin would be a real mess...
at last count there are more than 20 BTC forks that payout...this would be ugly and a quick way to destroy crypto in the USA....as an example of above, I'd owe more than
$40,000 counting LISK in this from when the various forked coins worth hit the world (as an example BCH hit the world at $280 each) and of course the LISK staking and other
staking coins.
Everyone would have to sell main parts of main coin hoard of many crypto flavors....driving the price into the dirt for all coins, to catch up on if this stuff was suddenly taxable.
IRS guidelines in the USA as an example dumped on the world 10 days before April 15th, 2014, deadline and went back to 2009....pay asap, please
anyway, if LISK staking is a problem to the SEC then forks of $$$ falling out of the sky on to my many blockchains is also a problem ...indeed much bigger...
anyway, hopefully, I'm wrong...but that would toss quite the wrench into our plans for crypto..this worse case idea.(Hopefully my fantasy)
Yea, worse case, but one more thing to worry about. Hopefully the US gov will be happy with the tax revenue from crypto and be cooperative with regulation (which is what I expect).
From what I can tell.....murky as my view is....1/2 the tax folk in USA think LISK type STAKING is INCOME.the other threads I've read etc say NO...I did count lisk as income, as such in 2017 for taxes...my CPA said it was NOT..so I took it out
so toss a coin, remember nothing is clear tax wise in USA...the 2013 Tax Guidelines are pretty much it....and they are, as my CPA say, guidelines..not hard and fast solid rules yet.
As to the forked coins to my chain, that I had nothing to do with about $$$ on paper falling from the sky on to my blockchain address...er...my CPA says that LIKELY the IRS
will treat that as just ..I think she said like a 'stock split' and or growth ..so IF I don't spend any of it I"m golden
Everyone in USA is confused on how to follow tax law on crypto...it is very murky..this is why I spent $2k to the CPA last year, $775 for the taxes done..the other was guestions
on what to do with crypto and stuff like above....Main reason I paid the CPA this amount of $$$, was I damn well want to explain to SOMEONE, like a CPA what I'm doing and have
them think it is reasonable and also sign off on my income tax forms....(it is so lonely otherwise) ....so at least I can show my INTENT is good..even if they say someday I owe something...
or some such...it is quite the cluster
March 13, 2018, 01:44:27 PM
the world is a bigger than the USA.
Of course it is, but one countries FUD can have a big impact on valuations. Remember the China FUD.
March 13, 2018, 01:42:32 PM
Would you really say
2) SEC statements
is FUD and has no influence?Yes, because they may define a dividend paying token like a Lisk, a security, thus it may need to be pulled from many exchanges. Most likely they will give exchanges a grandfather period to adapt and upgrade to allow securities.
IF they do that then we are all screwed on many coins in that AIRDROPPED FORKS like Bitcoin Cash BCH or Litecoin Cash LCC or any other forked coin would be a real mess...
at last count there are more than 20 BTC forks that payout...this would be ugly and a quick way to destroy crypto in the USA....as an example of above, I'd owe more than
$40,000 counting LISK in this from when the various forked coins worth hit the world (as an example BCH hit the world at $280 each) and of course the LISK staking and other
staking coins.
Everyone would have to sell main parts of main coin hoard of many crypto flavors....driving the price into the dirt for all coins, to catch up on if this stuff was suddenly taxable.
IRS guidelines in the USA as an example dumped on the world 10 days before April 15th, 2014, deadline and went back to 2009....pay asap, please
anyway, if LISK staking is a problem to the SEC then forks of $$$ falling out of the sky on to my many blockchains is also a problem ...indeed much bigger...
anyway, hopefully, I'm wrong...but that would toss quite the wrench into our plans for crypto..this worse case idea.(Hopefully my fantasy)
Yea, worse case, but one more thing to worry about. Hopefully the US gov will be happy with the tax revenue from crypto and be cooperative with regulation (which is what I expect).
March 13, 2018, 01:41:32 PM
the world is a bigger than the USA.
March 13, 2018, 12:48:58 PM
Would you really say
2) SEC statements
is FUD and has no influence?Yes, because they may define a dividend paying token like a Lisk, a security, thus it may need to be pulled from many exchanges. Most likely they will give exchanges a grandfather period to adapt and upgrade to allow securities.
IF they do that then we are all screwed on many coins in that AIRDROPPED FORKS like Bitcoin Cash BCH or Litecoin Cash LCC or any other forked coin would be a real mess...
at last count there are more than 20 BTC forks that payout...this would be ugly and a quick way to destroy crypto in the USA....as an example of above, I'd owe more than
$40,000 counting LISK in this from when the various forked coins worth hit the world (as an example BCH hit the world at $280 each) and of course the LISK staking and other
staking coins.
Everyone would have to sell main parts of main coin hoard of many crypto flavors....driving the price into the dirt for all coins, to catch up on if this stuff was suddenly taxable.
IRS guidelines in the USA as an example dumped on the world 10 days before April 15th, 2014, deadline and went back to 2009....pay asap, please
anyway, if LISK staking is a problem to the SEC then forks of $$$ falling out of the sky on to my many blockchains is also a problem ...indeed much bigger...
anyway, hopefully, I'm wrong...but that would toss quite the wrench into our plans for crypto..this worse case idea.(Hopefully my fantasy)
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