Topic: [ANN][OAX] openANX - Real World Application of Decentralized Exchanges - page 17. (Read 135622 times)

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Airdrop period: 17 July 2018 (12 am HKT) — 16 January 2019 (12 am HKT) CLOSES AT 15th January!

Instead of prototypes, progress and prediction  I think the following "P" reflect the reality of OAX more:

Penny : as the price falls below 0.1 USD

Painful : OAX investor

Poor: if you are still holding OAX

Pump: and dump, which is the nature of OAX

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Past experience tells us that OAX price will drop sharply after the release of such high-profile article.  Let's see.

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Drops 9% against BTC and 14% against USD in less than 12 hours. 

GREAT!

This is very good report on the whole year's situation which affected every single project's market. But like few points were raised in this report it was used successfully by some teams to get recognized for their work and approach they adopted and showed. I can say this bear market wasn't bad overall as it put us in better position to distinguish projects more better way.

2018 in Review: Prototypes, Progress, and Predictions

Highlights:

- OAX Foundation hosted or took part in over 12 events
- Launched OAX platform prototype in June
- OAX token airdrop has been well-received by the community
- Sponsored a 3-part research paper on digital asset regulations by a HKU law professor
- Our development team achieved a milestone of 1,000 TPS
- OAX was featured in reports by the SCMP, Bloomberg, and DIGFIN

It’s been a momentous year for OAX Foundation and for the digital asset industry as a whole. We’ve made huge progress over 2018 and are moving into 2019 with a new sense of excitement.

2018 started with the industry on something of a high — bitcoin was near its peak and optimism for the future abounded. As the year went on, however, things started to get more complicated and a number of themes emerged that dominated discourse: regulation, access, and scalability. OAX Foundation took a leading role in the debate, all the while making sure and steady progress developing the platform.

In particular, we’ve placed a focus on getting out into the community to help people understand the role of the digital asset industry and the importance of decentralization in helping it mature and become mainstream. As part of this campaign, we’ve spoken at over twelve events, ranging from major industry conferences to small group educational sessions.

We’ve been particularly prominent in the debate around regulation, giving lectures and participating in panel discussions about the direction regulators should take. We also sponsored a series of papers from a leading law professor to help bring academic rigor to the discussion. We’re now sought out by people and organizations, from journalists to law societies, to help them understand the dynamics at play in an area which will be critical to the future shape of the industry.

Externally, then, we’ve had a very busy year — and it’s been no less busy internally on the development front. In the summer we launched our platform prototype, bringing to life our project vision for the first time. Since then, we’ve run extensive tests bringing us ever closer to launching a fully functioning version. A key milestone in this journey was the recent announcement that we’d achieved speeds of over 1,000 transactions per second. This marks real progress for the industry as a whole towards solving the scalability challenge that’s currently preventing decentralized exchanges from going mainstream.

Of course, we couldn’t achieve all this without the hard work and commitment of our people. Over the last twelve months, we’ve shaped a team to provide us with the right experience where and when we need it. Our legal, compliance, technology and marketing functions have all seen senior hires who have brought best in class skills to the project. OAX team members such as our General Counsel (Paul Li), Head of Marketing and Communications (Kelvin Wong), Technology Lead (Wayland Chan), and Digital Lead (Robson Chiu), have spoken at events, written articles and generally raised the profile of the Foundation and our work, as well as shaped the progress of the project.

So after a busy 2018, what’s next? An even busier 2019 is on the cards — both for us and for the industry. Our General Manager, Amanda Liu, recently wrote about her vision for the next twelve months, which will see an even greater focus on regulation and compliance as well as market consolidation. As Amanda said in her article, OAX’s clear focus on building a platform that combines strict governance standards with liquidity and speed matches exactly the direction the industry is moving in.

This time next year the picture will be very different again from how it is now, but we’re confident that we will be there playing a central part in it. We look forward to sharing more of our work with you in 2019!


The original article on Medium: https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/2018-in-review-prototypes-progress-and-predictions-88b262da6f00
The official site: https://www.oax.org/en

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpNq1vqiwjY

It is not bad as like you are claiming there they are still active and working hard to improve this network. This project is looking good and there is more better chance to start recovering.

as i said before,

every release of  "good"  news = drop in price

From now until Q3 2019, OAX wilI keep creating "good"  news and the token price will keep dropping. I am very confifent that OAX will drop at least 90% from the current price before Q3 2019.

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OAX should work harder to create a platform with higher execution speed.  1,032 transactions per second is definitely too slow to meet the requirement of frequent pump and dump action of the OAX token.

I apologize, of course, means Q3 2019, corrected thanks.

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A Giant Leap for Decentralization
OAX Project Announces Breakthrough; Achieves over 1,000 Transactions per Second (TPS)
Today, OAX Foundation and Enuma Technologies are announcing a major breakthrough in the development of decentralized trading platforms.


https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/a-giant-leap-for-decentralization-47a01c17084a

The fourth quarter has come to the end day, but there are still two more weeks for the team to publish breaking news for community.
Not sure that they can actually meet the main goals of 4th quarter or not, but we all can only wait for their news.

We are in Q4 they are facing some trouble to achieve their goals according to the timeline. You are referring this to Q3, 2019 which is too long for this project to survive in bear conditions. That is already delay so don't be get confused with type of message.

From the message in the telegram channel: We are planning to launch to Ethereum mainnet in early Q3, 2019 is an estimated timeline. It is possible that it can be launched earlier. We at OAX try our best to under-promise and over-deliver

some projects are now starting to succeed. it shows, that these are promising projects, and they can be trusted.

OAX Foundation Supporting Role Models in FinTech
He only stood last night at the Eaton club in Hong Kong for women leaders at the FinTech 2018 event. Amanda Liu, our general manager, spoke to the group discussing talent and diversity, showing FinTech in this list of the 25 most notable women in Hong Kong.



The original article on Medium: https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/oax-foundation-supporting-role-models-in-fintech-1c45dabe7a77

Moving the Regulatory Debate Onwards

“It was this focus on debate that made the event stand out for many of the attendees. There were no sales or marketing pitches to distract from the core aim of the morning.”

Last weekend, around 150 business leaders, entrepreneurs, lawyers and students spent their Saturday morning at the University of Hong Kong listening to some of the leading figures in the digital asset industry discuss the future of regulation.

As we’ve mentioned before, this event was organised by HKU’s Faculty of Law to launch the first in Professor Syren Johnstone’s series on regulating cryptocurrencies, sponsored by OAX Foundation. Regulation has been a constant theme this year in the industry and most FinTech or blockchain conferences have included at least one panel discussion on the topic. This event was different, though, in that the speakers were not only of very high quality but also engaged in free and frank debate between themselves and the audience.

Along with Professor Johnstone, the event featured speakers including our Co-founder Dave Chapman and Paul Li, our general counsel. They are joined by Anthony Lewis from R3, the enterprise blockchain software firm, Pindar Wong, the internet pioneer, Benedicte Nolan, formerly of the SFC and now head of regulatory affairs at Circle, Henri Arslanian, head of crypto at PwC and chairman of the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, Andrew Davidson, chief technology officer at OSL, and Tony Lai of Legal.io

The conference began with an OAX-sponsored breakfast before moving into a series of paired keynote speeches and panel discussions. Each keynote focused on a different aspect of the regulatory issues at stake, from the technical issues, to the role of crypto exchanges, to the development of a properly functioning secondary market. The panel discussions then debated each topic in more detail, meaning that a huge amount of information was able to be discussed over the course of the morning.

It was this focus on debate that made the event stand out for many of the attendees. There were no sales or marketing pitches to distract from the core aim of the morning. Topics like what it’s really going to take to make the crypto industry move forwards and the role custody should play in crypto trading were discussed, as well as fundamental questions such as how you define a token and the best way to make regulation effective.

One major question that was looked at was whether the current approach to regulating digital asset trading was helping or holding back the industry. Two things emerged from this discussion — firstly, that regulators the world over are not getting the credit they deserve for doing a good job in difficult circumstances, and secondly that events like Saturday’s are of crucial importance in getting us to a place where regulation is balanced with innovation.

We’re proud to have been a part of this event, especially one that stood out so much from all the noise and distraction that exist around the topic. It’s not too fanciful to say that it really helped move the regulatory conversation on, and we plan to get involved in more like it and continue playing a leading role in forming the future of our industry.

Image: Dave Chapman, Co-founder and Director of OAX Foundation, speaking at the event.

The original article on Medium: https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/moving-the-regulatory-debate-onwards-531478215d29
The official site: https://www.oax.org/en

What about top 10 markets if you think this project don't have any future? I'm interested to know your opinion about other markets who are showing the same performance.

A token with repeated pump and dump action is definitely a rubbish token and should be delisted from all the exchanges without delay.

I hope the work of the team on creating and launching the exchange continues and we will see a ready-made solution from OAX which I think will suit everyone and traders and investors including.

Demonstrating Our Commitment to Debate

On Saturday 24 November Professor Syren Johnstone will be hosting a conference at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) to launch the first of his research papers into cryptocurrency regulation, and OAX Foundation will be there as speakers and breakfast sponsor. This event looks set to be an important contribution to the ongoing debate about what the future shape of our industry should be.

Representatives from the FinTech Association of Hong Kong and other industry bodies, as well as from across the digital asset industry, will come together to debate the right way to regulate crypto. Our Co-founder and Director Dave Chapman, and General Counsel Paul Li will be appearing on the panel discussions that form the centrepiece of the agenda. Regular followers will know Paul has spoken many times before about the challenge cryptocurrencies and decentralization pose the regulators. This conference will be a unique opportunity for us to demonstrate our commitment to open and transparent discussion of the issues.

It’ll also be another opportunity to promote the OAX project and our firm belief in the future of decentralization, following hard on the heels of our participation in Hong Kong FinTech Week and numerous other events. And it’s not all we’ve got planned — coming up in December we’ll be participating in another major event. We’re working on the details of this and will share them with you as soon as they’re finalised.

We’re excited about the activity we’ve got coming up over the next few months and are certainly not slowing down for the end of the year! 2019 will be critically important for us with the go-live of the full platform, so we’re fully focused on keeping up the momentum both on the project and our promotional activities.

The full article on Medium: https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/demonstrating-our-commitment-to-debate-5c7d06b7786a
The official site: https://www.oax.org/en

According to OAX Twitter account, they are "Gearing up for tomorrow's crypto-regulations event at the HKU Law Faculty."

Take a close on a medium article.

is this project still alive ?i mean no progression no nothing

A View of the Future.
In the final part of her series examining the current state and future direction of cryptocurrencies, our General Manager, Amanda Liu, sets out her vision of the future.


https://medium.com/@OAX_Foundation/a-view-of-the-future-d2a675a9c1bb