Topic: [ANN][rICO]Antshares Blockchain Mainnet is ONLINE! - page 65. (Read 1300578 times)

Not a scam, but they are not active and working hard before and during ICO. After they the fund, they are boss, enjoy the money and release nothing.

Confirmed receipt. Thanks, crazed.

By the way, bagholders. You received any of that SJ-Money? Check your wallets.

Wow, at last. Finally...

Just received my antshares today after almost a whole month. andreibi, please pm me an antshares address so I can send you the 20% that I promised.

Maybe this is scam coin??

is the chrome wallet working for someone here ? It would take years to sync. Any way do download the chain and import?

I have also contacted wentao on slack. They are sending the claims. I hope everybody did receive.

Did you try their slack? I haven't been there for quite some time, but back in the days they were quite responsive, try contacting wentao there. And by the way, after you claim, funds are supposed to be transferred to your address manually, so as long as no one does it, they won't show up.

Me too.
It s unacceptable now. I will ask exchanges to delist ANS if devs keep answer "Fuck you" to ICO investors.

Sadly yeah... Truly disappointing... Maybe they are ignoring you out of spite (let the white devil snowflake crybabies squirm). You were given ample time last year to claim. Although this is not a reflection of the technology they are trying to push.

UPdate:  I tried tweeting them @antshares and still no response for 2 days now.  8 BTC invested in them is not a small amount.   It's been 2 weeks since I claimed my ICO and have tried to contact them in every way possible.

You can read the white paper starting from https://github.com/AntShares/AntShares/wiki/Whitepaper-1.1#j, it talks about ANS and their distribution, and ANC and their issuance.

Yes you can move your ANS later and keep your ANC. Actually the only way to claim ANC is to do ANS outgoing transactions (you can send them to your own address if you want).

I'm still waiting for my ico ANS.  I have submitted my claim twice.  
I've contacted them through email, post in reddit, PM david in Reddit, and here.  Why don't they reply?  I'm giving them an opportunity to reply if they're legit.
Some others are having this same issue.

We want our ICO coins invested.

Thanks, can you point me to a source that explains this? Also if I move my ANS to a local wallet and get the ANC, can I later move some or all of the ANS back to an exchange?

ANS and ANC are two different cryptocurrencies, you don't convert ANC to ANS (or vice-versa). Think of ANC as a dividend given to you if you hold ANS.

If you keep your ANS in an exchange you'll be missing on ANC, because you won't be able to claim them.

So should an investor keep their ANS on an exchange so they will be more liquid? If I brought them in to a wallet as ANC would I be able to easily convert them to ANS? It seems difficult to sell ANC directly.

If you read the articles, two points are interesting in my opinion:

1) That is not the typical marketing-talk for a project. It is mentioned that the authors are from Antshares, but they write about the topic more in general, they don't explicitly refer on ANS.

2) Of course it can be assumed that there is intention. They wouldn't publish long articles like that to educate Dev's of other projects.


With other words: Of course it is about Antshares. The main-questions are:

1) Is it correct what they line out?
2) If yes, can they do it?

If both yes: Bright times ahead.


My opinion right now about ANS is very twisted. I really don't like the silence and that they let us pretty much in the dark. It's also not smart because an informed community of a quality project is a supportive community. That is not only about the price but they easily could have promoters for free if they would be smarter regarding communications.

On the other hand: I've seen that before. Factom is one example. After buying into it, it took some time until they've released a GUI-wallet and then it took another year to release a better one and guess what: Most people liked none of them and even Factom ist not perfect on that side and regarding community-communication there also were times with too much silence (that has changed now because now there is a slack and Paul Snow and Brian Deery are very open to answer questions). Important is: They always were hard workers and right now it's one of a very few projects that is taken absolutely seriously even beyond Crypto (Gates-Foundation, DHS, contract-negotiations with big banks etc.)

I don't refer to Factom to talk people into buying FCT - it's just meant as example. I hope that the Antshare-guys are on a similar level. And maybe, like the guys behind Factom, they are simply so focused on getting the basic technology done, and of course, that takes some time, while not caring that much about us right now.

But again, if that should be right, I don't think it's smart to be weak on the communication front. In my opinion it would be worth to hire a guy who has a direct contact to the team and is informed and with some communicative skills, to keep us and the public in general informed. If done right members of the community would become to explainers and defend a project against accusations - in this thread for example.

you are also able to trade ANC here: https://19800.com/market/cny_anc
but few volumes

I wonder what they are building up to? Not sure if it's just theoretical talk or when they are done explaining the articles there will be a full blown launch of Antshares features?

They've published the second part:


Reconstructing Smart Contracts, Part II: Parallel Universes and Unlimited Scalability

The Reconstructing Smart Contracts series is the brainchild of the founders of Antshares, representing their insights gained while designing Antshares smart contracts. The series, comprised of three parts, analyzes the existing smart contract systems through three angles respectively: determinism and resource control, scalability and decoupling, and universality and ecosystem compatibility. The series proposes a new philosophy for designing smart contracts.

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https://themerkle.com/reconstructing-smart-contracts-part-ii-parallel-universes-and-unlimited-scalability/