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Sorry for my bad English.
I heard about your project, but I did not find the topic in the Russian section.
Can you please tell me when the airdrop is about to end?
Hey folks!

Another week is here and another update of my weekly airdrop end date prediction.

I predicted 386 000 coins to be dropped this week and the result was 385 207 so an excellent prediction.
Next week my prediction is 413 000 coins to be dropped.
End date remains April 30 / May 7 depending on how the BTX team wants to end it.

We're soon at the end! Peace out.

https://i.imgur.com/dGOpMBi.jpg

by end of this / beginning of next month
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Sorry for my bad English.
I heard about your project, but I did not find the topic in the Russian section.
Can you please tell me when the airdrop is about to end?
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If some people would invest their time on constructive things instead of pointing fingers and trying to turn everything into a pile of shit this place - amongst others - would be better off
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Parachute for sale. Used once. Small red stain.
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Parachute for sale. Used once. Small red stain.
While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--




Let me laugh out loud!!!
The value of these predictions is as good as the value of the toilet paper I use everyday.

That's the kind of academic nonsense my University business teachers used to read to have an orgasm.
20 years later they're still broke and I'm not!

Since about a dozen people stole Vlad closing line, I'll be the 13th one...

I'M DUMPING!

Funny how ALL the PREDICTIONS show growth, non show it declining... amazing.. can I buy a bridge from you?
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Parachute for sale. Used once. Small red stain.
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While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--




Let me laugh out loud!!!
The value of these predictions is as good as the value of the toilet paper I use everyday.

That's the kind of academic nonsense my University business teachers used to read to have an orgasm.
20 years later they're still broke and I'm not!

Since about a dozen people stole Vlad closing line, I'll be the 13th one...

I'M DUMPING!
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Another round of improvements on our PPS pools: all servers now share common stats, making it act like a single pool. Why gamble with blocks when you can get paid per share?

EU: http://fairpool.eu
US: http://elitehash.net & http://haven.minersport.us

Working on hashrate graphs next

Mining there now.
Great job Juha.
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Another round of improvements on our PPS pools: all servers now share common stats, making it act like a single pool. Why gamble with blocks when you can get paid per share?

EU: http://fairpool.eu
US: http://elitehash.net & http://haven.minersport.us

Working on hashrate graphs next
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Haha ya I definitely get the bible thumping comment. Well for me its the supply model that is currently used that is definitively flawed. Ideally you want a balance between inflationary and deflation measures depending on what is needed at the time. You just don't want any one person or entity making those decisions. AI is very very scary and likely would turn on us given time to evolve so I won't cede that kind of authority to AI. But the core ideas of crypto are definitely promising but there are a lot of roadblocks. The main thing we need to do is destroy the lack of stability thing as an argument. The moment someone solves that issue is the moment that governments and banks can't use that as an argument anymore which in turn will lead to mass adoption. They won't be able to cling to the money laundering thing without the strength of the lack of stability argument. That is just my opinion on the matter.

It reminds me of the dotcom boom and how silly it was trying to get off the ground.  Now you look and there is a lot more regulation and things have stabilized down.  Laundering happens just about everywhere, including FIAT.  Having a true transparent ledger will help implement better technology to help solve real world problems.

Voting systems built on blockchain?  - Please
Governments using blockchain to enforce taxes and auto payments?  - Yes please.
Smart Contracts to handle simple tasks for humanity?  -Yes!

I don't think of AI as the scary computer who will slowly learn to hate you and want to kill you in your sleep.  It's more like a handler of all the mundane and crappy task that no one wants to do.  Automated systems in general, and we are talking about tried and true systems that will become a bigger reality through distributed ledger tech.

So even though Bitcoin has been around for 10 years or so, I consider the first few just a under the radar kind of thing.  Blockchain is just now seeing light and starting to pickup real world use.  So we still have a ways to go before we start to see these things, but during that transition I picked BTX as my primary holder.

Same theoretical ceiling at Bitcoin, better specs, and hopefully ideas that will challenge the grandfather himself Smiley
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Haha ya I definitely get the bible thumping comment. Well for me its the supply model that is currently used that is definitively flawed. Ideally you want a balance between inflationary and deflation measures depending on what is needed at the time. You just don't want any one person or entity making those decisions. AI is very very scary and likely would turn on us given time to evolve so I won't cede that kind of authority to AI. But the core ideas of crypto are definitely promising but there are a lot of roadblocks. The main thing we need to do is destroy the lack of stability thing as an argument. The moment someone solves that issue is the moment that governments and banks can't use that as an argument anymore which in turn will lead to mass adoption. They won't be able to cling to the money laundering thing without the strength of the lack of stability argument. That is just my opinion on the matter.
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While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--




I like this, and it gives some numbers to think about, but with the continuing hype and adoption in general to the global market, I feel we'll see bigger swings than this.

Once more money gets pumped into crypto and more retailers start to open up and accept we'll see a bigger wave of people with income willing to throw around.

Another element is BTX itself and the anticipation of growth.  Over the next year or two, if several new/big exchanges are added that should help price and shake hands considerably.

ATM implementation is nice, and hopefully that continues to grow. Coinomi iOS wallet is nice.


If Bitcoin surges to 20k this Christmas and BTX is fully distributed and more involved, I feel like we can beat last years high pretty easy.

Especially if rewards half and/or some major news hits us.

While all of this is true if there is greater adoption... The reality is there is a lot of hype and almost no real adoption as a currency. I keep saying this but there really is no economic incentive to use any crypto as a currency at the moment. At best it is a storage of wealth and at its worse its just a speculative frenzy. Stability is needed and people always say that we will have stability once we get mass adoption but how do we get that mass adoption if there is no stability? Most people don't do things out of sheer belief like most of us here but rather through incentives.

Just judging from previous technological innovations in the past, it may be a rocky road, but adoption is coming.

Blockchain can do several things, from value storage to record handling, to AI eventually.

BTX is targeted as a value holder, so it's all about getting people to recognize the name.  Some of this will come through time regardless, the rest has to be up to the community and team.

I see a giant spiderweb of real-time conversion through all the pairs as time goes on.  So even if BTX is in the top 50 within a year or two, that is a great accomplishment.

Fiat is cumbersome and risky in some ways.  Most don't carry cash anymore and are used to using debit/credit cards.  Transitioning to crypto from that is pretty much the same concept.  Other than the live value which apps help common users handle.

The nice thing about crypto is overcoming FIAT boundaries.

If I decide to travel, I have to convert my cash into another local currency.  As time goes on, we're more likely to see worldwide adoption.


Funny as my dad was a bible thumper, but the idea of a "global currency" is more of a reality now than it ever has been.
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While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--




I like this, and it gives some numbers to think about, but with the continuing hype and adoption in general to the global market, I feel we'll see bigger swings than this.

Once more money gets pumped into crypto and more retailers start to open up and accept we'll see a bigger wave of people with income willing to throw around.

Another element is BTX itself and the anticipation of growth.  Over the next year or two, if several new/big exchanges are added that should help price and shake hands considerably.

ATM implementation is nice, and hopefully that continues to grow. Coinomi iOS wallet is nice.


If Bitcoin surges to 20k this Christmas and BTX is fully distributed and more involved, I feel like we can beat last years high pretty easy.

Especially if rewards half and/or some major news hits us.

While all of this is true if there is greater adoption... The reality is there is a lot of hype and almost no real adoption as a currency. I keep saying this but there really is no economic incentive to use any crypto as a currency at the moment. At best it is a storage of wealth and at its worse its just a speculative frenzy. Stability is needed and people always say that we will have stability once we get mass adoption but how do we get that mass adoption if there is no stability? Most people don't do things out of sheer belief like most of us here but rather through incentives.
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While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--




I like this, and it gives some numbers to think about, but with the continuing hype and adoption in general to the global market, I feel we'll see bigger swings than this.

Once more money gets pumped into crypto and more retailers start to open up and accept we'll see a bigger wave of people with income willing to throw around.

Another element is BTX itself and the anticipation of growth.  Over the next year or two, if several new/big exchanges are added that should help price and shake hands considerably.

ATM implementation is nice, and hopefully that continues to grow. Coinomi iOS wallet is nice.


If Bitcoin surges to 20k this Christmas and BTX is fully distributed and more involved, I feel like we can beat last years high pretty easy.

Especially if rewards half and/or some major news hits us.
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This is a good count. Now only it is necessary, that bitcoin grew every year per 50-100%  Smiley
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While the market is down,, let's see some bitcore price predictions ::--


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Apologies if already been asked, but has the projected airdrop timescale been altered by all the dumping?


"all the dumping?" you mean few people creating dumping FUD to buy even more and collect even more of the Airdrops?
No it was not altered, few weeks left till the end of Airdrop.

Also keep in mind that sell-off from casual buyers and Airdrop hunters will occur, anyway.
Even if you decide to cancel all upcoming Airdrops people will not wait for May, and just dump that same amount during the April.

If someone is here just for Airdrops and not long term holder he will sell his BTX no matter the ending date of Airdrop.


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Apologies if already been asked, but has the projected airdrop timescale been altered by all the dumping?

Not really. The coins should still be distributed at roughly the same rate. Ypsi is a wizard with the predictions so I have faith in him in that regard.
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Apologies if already been asked, but has the projected airdrop timescale been altered by all the dumping?
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