Topic: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Datacarriersize up to 220 bytes - page 881. (Read 729875 times)
September 20, 2017, 10:07:10 AM
I put in my BTC address but for some reason it doesn’t bring up any coins to claim. I have had the coins for over 3 years so it seems odd. Anyone else have similar issues?
September 20, 2017, 10:04:54 AM
Can't claim this coin
Anybody help ?
Message appears: Error : Sorry, No Balance on Snapshot - Block 463604 ! Please try again...
Anybody help ?
Message appears: Error : Sorry, No Balance on Snapshot - Block 463604 ! Please try again...
September 20, 2017, 10:00:07 AM
I think the new final airdrop is a great idea! way better than the initial idea. Keep up the good work devs!
September 20, 2017, 09:43:46 AM
I still think that BTX needs advertising. Why not allocate a small portion to the bounty? People need to see and know more. For example bounty Twitter, Facebook, signature compaign. I put the signature for free, because I believe in BTX, but it's better if there are many such people, who will write about it.
Signature campaigns with the same and always the same cryptoguys, who are running one coin to another? -- NO
Its no secret already, that we give bounties to enthusiastical ppl working for us.
I would like to see a proposal from you, and we can talk!
Greetz
Steve
September 20, 2017, 09:40:12 AM
I still think that BTX needs advertising. Why not allocate a small portion to the bounty? People need to see and know more. For example bounty Twitter, Facebook, signature compaign. I put the signature for free, because I believe in BTX, but it's better if there are many such people, who will write about it.
September 20, 2017, 09:22:20 AM
September 20, 2017, 09:01:42 AM
I'm conflicted because I was hoping for a more favorable airdrop to BTX holders but I realize just giving all the BTX to us holders in one large dump or even dumps spread out over the course of a few weeks is probably not the best way to promote mass adoption because there would likely be a massive dump once the airdrops end. However, I don't think giving a larger share of BTX to BTC holders will promote mass adoption either because there is a reason they haven't already claimed their BTX and it only serves the purpose of giving a few whales an insignificant (in their eyes) amount of BTX. They don't care about the project when there are BTCC hard-forks at a 1:1 ratio.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
Why havent people claimed BTX:
1. They havent heard about it.
2. It is not worth it.
The best way to get more publicity would be to partner up with an exchange and have them distribute the btx to all their bitcoin holders after the november snapshot like poloniex did with clam.
In all honesty... The end result seems to be the same now that I think about it. Someone who owns a sizable amount of BTC is at best going to just sell the BTX once they get it and convert it to BTC. The price will probably go down sharply regardless of the method of distribution so why not just bite the bullet now and move forward? That is always the most economically feasible and prudent solution. Look at Bitcoin cash for example. It was 1 to 1 for BTC and the price went down sharply because many did not want it. They sold it for BTC and then later it got bought up by people who do want it and the price went back up. Let's just skip the step where it is distributed to those that don't want it and just distribute it to those that do. When the price goes up on good news and solid development then there will be those that sell and the currency can spread to more people through the exchanges. I would even be more ok if they distributed 65% out in steps to holders, kept 25% for future 3% weekly airdrops, and then the 10% goes to the devs. That way we still have some extra added incentive for newbies to get into it. There are a million better ways to distribute than the method that was chosen.
September 20, 2017, 08:50:02 AM
Can I claim some airdrop coins at this time ?
September 20, 2017, 08:42:24 AM
I'm conflicted because I was hoping for a more favorable airdrop to BTX holders but I realize just giving all the BTX to us holders in one large dump or even dumps spread out over the course of a few weeks is probably not the best way to promote mass adoption because there would likely be a massive dump once the airdrops end. However, I don't think giving a larger share of BTX to BTC holders will promote mass adoption either because there is a reason they haven't already claimed their BTX and it only serves the purpose of giving a few whales an insignificant (in their eyes) amount of BTX. They don't care about the project when there are BTCC hard-forks at a 1:1 ratio.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
Why havent people claimed BTX:
1. They havent heard about it.
2. It is not worth it.
The best way to get more publicity would be to partner up with an exchange and have them distribute the btx to all their bitcoin holders after the november snapshot like poloniex did with clam.
September 20, 2017, 08:37:10 AM
I'm conflicted because I was hoping for a more favorable airdrop to BTX holders but I realize just giving all the BTX to us holders in one large dump or even dumps spread out over the course of a few weeks is probably not the best way to promote mass adoption because there would likely be a massive dump once the airdrops end. However, I don't think giving a larger share of BTX to BTC holders will promote mass adoption either because there is a reason they haven't already claimed their BTX and it only serves the purpose of giving a few whales an insignificant (in their eyes) amount of BTX. They don't care about the project when there are BTCC hard-forks at a 1:1 ratio.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
I'm not concerned in the short term but rather the long term. There is no need to artificially pump up the price. If it falls to 1 dollar then it falls to 1 dollar but then as the project grows so will the price. No big deal really.
September 20, 2017, 08:36:17 AM
I said that we should get it onto coinpayments and the cost is only 1 BTC. They have 250k+ merchants and that would be beneficial news to all.
The problem with those 250K is that they choose what coin to accept. And most of them doesn't accept most of supported coins. 
It is won't be worse, but don't count on that much.
Agreed but for the cheap price of 1 BTC you can at least be available to 250k merchants.
September 20, 2017, 08:34:43 AM
Read about the disitrubtion of clam coin. Its is just the same. They sent clam to every bitcoin/litecoin/doge adress.
http://www.clamcoin.org/
Tried to find the info how BTC wallet can accept Clam coins but failed.http://www.clamcoin.org/
Look here:
http://clamclient.com/learn/distribution/
http://clamclient.com/learn/import/
September 20, 2017, 08:28:47 AM
I'm conflicted because I was hoping for a more favorable airdrop to BTX holders but I realize just giving all the BTX to us holders in one large dump or even dumps spread out over the course of a few weeks is probably not the best way to promote mass adoption because there would likely be a massive dump once the airdrops end. However, I don't think giving a larger share of BTX to BTC holders will promote mass adoption either because there is a reason they haven't already claimed their BTX and it only serves the purpose of giving a few whales an insignificant (in their eyes) amount of BTX. They don't care about the project when there are BTCC hard-forks at a 1:1 ratio.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
In my opinion, the best option for the community and the coin would be to continue these weekly airdrops over an extended period of time. There are downsides to this though, mainly, some exchanges will hesitate to add BTX since there is so much per-mined and held by the devs. Perhaps there is another way to get these coins out that won't "shock" the BTX markets in the short term.
September 20, 2017, 08:26:33 AM
Read about the disitrubtion of clam coin. Its is just the same. They sent clam to every bitcoin/litecoin/doge adress.
http://www.clamcoin.org/
Tried to find the info how BTC wallet can accept Clam coins but failed. http://www.clamcoin.org/
September 20, 2017, 08:23:20 AM
I said that we should get it onto coinpayments and the cost is only 1 BTC. They have 250k+ merchants and that would be beneficial news to all.
The problem with those 250K is that they choose what coin to accept. And most of them doesn't accept most of supported coins. It is won't be worse, but don't count on that much.
September 20, 2017, 08:12:36 AM
Did not really understand about snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain in october. The owners of bitcoin must clime their BTX additionally again?
i think they have another chance to claim their btx ,but only 40% . the plan still not talk about the final airdrop.
Yes, there is still no information on the scheme of the final airdrop.
If you just read the announcement carefully all the information is there. There will not be a final airdrop in november. The 3% will continue untill all the unclaimed coins from the orginal snapshot have been distributed. But not including the 7 million that will be sent to every bitcoin adress in november for the new snapshot. This is really a great solution and vastly increases the chance of real adoption.
This may be an improvement from the original plan but the first 7 million to BTC holders is kind of a head scratcher to me. Airdropping all of the coins at once would be horrible but they could have simply done it in 4-5 steps to those that are holders. As far as I am concerned all the people that had BTC on April 28th will have had 6 months to claim them so there is no need to send coins to those that don't care as of now. This would allow them to work on other things besides simple distribution.
The new distribution to bitcoin holders bring needed legitimacy to the project. And it will remove a lot of coins from circulation. This should be positive for the price of btx.
The number of btx claimed bt bitcoin holders will depend on the price. A high price would lead to more people/services claiming their btx. But I don't think its likely that more then 2 of the 7 million will be claimed long term.
I think it is a waste to allow claiming for BTC holders at this time and the price can grow organically as the project meets benchmarks on a roadmap. We also need a roadmap for that to be the case though. I also think there are other ways to gain legitimacy which consists of getting on larger exchanges and also integrating into payment processes so the currency can do what it is intended to do. I said that we should get it onto coinpayments and the cost is only 1 BTC. They have 250k+ merchants and that would be beneficial news to all. If we distributed in 4-5 steps to current holders then we can get on other exchanges because most large exchanges don't like coins that have large premines that are controlled by the developers. I am not simply spreading FUD but there are numerous other ways to go about things than this. To be honest the goal should not be to ride the coat tails of BTC but rather to beat them since BTX scales far better for every day use. Of course I would benefit greatly from a different distribution method than the one chosen but that aside it seems to make more sense even independent of that.
September 20, 2017, 07:49:09 AM
Did not really understand about snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain in october. The owners of bitcoin must clime their BTX additionally again?
i think they have another chance to claim their btx ,but only 40% . the plan still not talk about the final airdrop.
Yes, there is still no information on the scheme of the final airdrop.
If you just read the announcement carefully all the information is there. There will not be a final airdrop in november. The 3% will continue untill all the unclaimed coins from the orginal snapshot have been distributed. But not including the 7 million that will be sent to every bitcoin adress in november for the new snapshot. This is really a great solution and vastly increases the chance of real adoption.
This may be an improvement from the original plan but the first 7 million to BTC holders is kind of a head scratcher to me. Airdropping all of the coins at once would be horrible but they could have simply done it in 4-5 steps to those that are holders. As far as I am concerned all the people that had BTC on April 28th will have had 6 months to claim them so there is no need to send coins to those that don't care as of now. This would allow them to work on other things besides simple distribution.
September 20, 2017, 07:48:05 AM
Did not really understand about snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain in october. The owners of bitcoin must clime their BTX additionally again?
i think they have another chance to claim their btx ,but only 40% . the plan still not talk about the final airdrop.
Yes, there is still no information on the scheme of the final airdrop.
If you just read the announcement carefully all the information is there. There will not be a final airdrop in november. The 3% will continue untill all the unclaimed coins from the orginal snapshot have been distributed. But not including the 7 million that will be sent to every bitcoin adress in november for the new snapshot. This is really a great solution and vastly increases the chance of real adoption.
This may be an improvement from the original plan but the first 7 million to BTC holders is kind of a head scratcher to me. Airdropping all of the coins at once would be horrible but they could have simply done it in 4-5 steps to those that are holders. As far as I am concerned all the people that had BTC on April 28th will have had 6 months to claim them so there is no need to send coins to those that don't care as of now. This would allow them to work on other things besides simple distribution.
September 20, 2017, 07:47:01 AM
Did not really understand about snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain in october. The owners of bitcoin must clime their BTX additionally again?
i think they have another chance to claim their btx ,but only 40% . the plan still not talk about the final airdrop.
Yes, there is still no information on the scheme of the final airdrop.
If you just read the announcement carefully all the information is there. There will not be a final airdrop in november. The 3% will continue untill all the unclaimed coins from the orginal snapshot have been distributed. But not including the 7 million that will be sent to every bitcoin adress in november for the new snapshot. This is really a great solution and vastly increases the chance of real adoption.
This may be an improvement from the original plan but the first 7 million to BTC holders is kind of a head scratcher to me. Airdropping all of the coins at once would be horrible but they could have simply done it in 4-5 steps to those that are holders. As far as I am concerned all the people that had BTC on April 28th will have had 6 months to claim them so there is no need to send coins to those that don't care as of now. This would allow them to work on other things besides simple distribution.
The new distribution to bitcoin holders bring needed legitimacy to the project. And it will remove a lot of coins from circulation. This should be positive for the price of btx.
The number of btx claimed bt bitcoin holders will depend on the price. A high price would lead to more people/services claiming their btx. But I don't think its likely that more then 2 of the 7 million will be claimed long term.
September 20, 2017, 07:27:36 AM
Did not really understand about snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain in october. The owners of bitcoin must clime their BTX additionally again?
i think they have another chance to claim their btx ,but only 40% . the plan still not talk about the final airdrop.
Yes, there is still no information on the scheme of the final airdrop.
If you just read the announcement carefully all the information is there. There will not be a final airdrop in november. The 3% will continue untill all the unclaimed coins from the orginal snapshot have been distributed. But not including the 7 million that will be sent to every bitcoin adress in november for the new snapshot. This is really a great solution and vastly increases the chance of real adoption.
This may be an improvement from the original plan but the first 7 million to BTC holders is kind of a head scratcher to me. Airdropping all of the coins at once would be horrible but they could have simply done it in 4-5 steps to those that are holders. As far as I am concerned all the people that had BTC on April 28th will have had 6 months to claim them so there is no need to send coins to those that don't care as of now. The multi step airdrops would be quick and allow them to work on other things besides simple distribution.
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