Topic: | ARDOR | Scalable Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform | Proof of Stake - page 50. (Read 395841 times)
January 12, 2018, 10:32:17 AM
Sadly patience is sorely lacking in this space as too many are looking for a quick flip of a ‘penny’ [Suspicious link removed]d things (usually) come to those who wait - keep the faith and let’s not judge ARDR’s success or failure too quickly.
January 12, 2018, 08:52:16 AM
Remember eth in the beginning, There could be a huge opportunity at the expense of those that dump their coins for a few dollars profit.
Hopefully I can buy some cheap coins.
Hopefully I can buy some cheap coins.
January 12, 2018, 07:12:38 AM
@Slow_death:
People are too impatient, in my opinion. They want Ardor to be instantly tradable (and "dumpable") like an ERC20 Token. Ardor is a new blockchain paradigm, like IOTA was. IOTA is a bit more "extreme" in its departure from traditional blockchain concepts - but they needed months to be tradable (and look where they're now, with a product that's not even 100% working). With Ardor, 12 days so far is really nothing ...
By the way:
Is Damelon still here? The OP should be updated. It still speaks about the "testnet" and the Ardor snapshot (yes, the one that occurred in 2016) and thus is outdated for almost a year ... Otherwise, another team member (or a "stable" community member) should start a new thread.
(PS: It would also be cool to change the thread title, adding something like "Live now!" etc.)
People are too impatient, in my opinion. They want Ardor to be instantly tradable (and "dumpable") like an ERC20 Token. Ardor is a new blockchain paradigm, like IOTA was. IOTA is a bit more "extreme" in its departure from traditional blockchain concepts - but they needed months to be tradable (and look where they're now, with a product that's not even 100% working). With Ardor, 12 days so far is really nothing ...
By the way:
Is Damelon still here? The OP should be updated. It still speaks about the "testnet" and the Ardor snapshot (yes, the one that occurred in 2016) and thus is outdated for almost a year ... Otherwise, another team member (or a "stable" community member) should start a new thread.
(PS: It would also be cool to change the thread title, adding something like "Live now!" etc.)
January 12, 2018, 06:12:43 AM
All depends if "old" NXT is used as an "easy-to-use" ICO platform like it's Jelurida's goal. If not, then the price can go down much further.
After the last dump, many people are complaining on social networks and I saw this on coinmarketcap:
Hopefully the exchanges will fix their server and ether waller issue and focus on ardor and ignis as i would imagine it isn't a top priority now.
in twitter of the bittrex is crazy, many people are complaining ... phrases like these:
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When $IGNIS ?
have become something normal and this becomes annoying because bittrex not say at least an estimate of a date that can give ignis and when we can do trade of Ardor.
January 12, 2018, 04:46:00 AM
It's normal that the forging at this point isn't as much profitable as we would like to but this is normal given the current situation with the exchanges. A lot of the existing ardors are locked in the exchanges and the ignis isn't there yet so people can't do anything with them. But once everything is up and running the forging will become much more appealing.
Hopefully the exchanges will fix their server and ether waller issue and focus on ardor and ignis as i would imagine it isn't a top priority now.
Hopefully the exchanges will fix their server and ether waller issue and focus on ardor and ignis as i would imagine it isn't a top priority now.
January 12, 2018, 02:25:56 AM
Sent ARDOR from my Wallet to aex.com wallet and nothing has shown up .. Anyone familiar with the exchange?
January 11, 2018, 04:27:57 PM
New block explorer for Ardor: https://ardorportal.org/
All depends if "old" NXT is used as an "easy-to-use" ICO platform like it's Jelurida's goal. If not, then the price can go down much further.
So Ignis is a child chain of ardor, is ardor independent from nxt?
Yes. NXT is independent, IGNIS is a child chain of ARDOR. Since January 1 there is no "tie" between both chains (NXT and ARDOR) anymore; only the fact that the same development team provides updates for both chains.Quote
Also i dont understand where the nxt developers are going with nxt? The recent dump kind of tells me that people will only buy it when they expect to get an airdrop from whatever next child chain is getting dropped.
I see it the other way around: People bought Nxt massively because of the airdrop, but that was an exceptional situation. Now the price of NXT and the 0,5 IGNIS combined is about 1 USD, only a little bit less than the price of NXT just before the snapshot ($2 was an over-hyped price, in my opinion). But it is clear for me that NXT will be less important in the future, now that ARDOR has started.All depends if "old" NXT is used as an "easy-to-use" ICO platform like it's Jelurida's goal. If not, then the price can go down much further.
January 11, 2018, 03:02:34 PM
Yes, i know 4 people which own couple of ARDORs..
So tell me, where do you spend your ARDORs ?
You only keep ARDORr in your wallet and hodl ?
Where Can i spend these type of cryptocurrency ?
https://www.onebitcoinbuy.com/ardor-ardr-cryptocurrencies-buy-sell-price-invest.php
Technically speaking Ardor is not meant to be a transactional cryptocurrency - Ignis fulfills that role and NXT also did (kinda sad NXT price tanked so much). You can still spend Ardor if anyone is willing to accept it. I am expecting Ardor to remain a low transaction volume currency that will fulfill the job of a "reserve currency" for Ignis and other childchains.
Soon enough though you'll be able to sell your Ardor at exchanges.
So Ignis is a child chain of ardor, is ardor independent from nxt?
Also i dont understand where the nxt developers are going with nxt? The recent dump kind of tells me that people will only buy it
when they expect to get an airdrop from whatever next child chain is getting dropped.
Where will they go with nxt in the future? I was trying to find any functional assets that still pay dividends but i couldn't find any.
January 11, 2018, 11:34:05 AM
Let me guess, Bittrex will accept ardor trading, deposit and withdrawal when ardor returns to its 0.10$ price? 
It is easy to be a critic. I am sure Bittrex would love to have trading and the wallets open for transactions. They are loosing trading revenue by having it closed. It appears it is not an easy fix, but I am sure they will get it done when they can. Also I imagine bittrex along with other exchanges need to deal with the the Intel and AMD chip vulnerability, and that is likey their top priority.
January 11, 2018, 02:52:34 AM
Let me guess, Bittrex will accept ardor trading, deposit and withdrawal when ardor returns to its 0.10$ price?
January 11, 2018, 01:37:29 AM
will there be a very significant price comparison between Ignis and Ardor? which will achieve success later between them, but I will still maintain to buy Ardor.
Ardor, the NXT's sub chain, has been a good increase in 2017, and in 2018 it is looking forward to further development to bring big surprises to investors. It seems to have been working with some banks, which is exciting news.
Where did you hear they were working with some banks?
He probably heard it on the Internet.
.. Must be true.
https://www.jelurida.com/ardorgate-euro-pegged-token
January 11, 2018, 12:50:34 AM
will there be a very significant price comparison between Ignis and Ardor? which will achieve success later between them, but I will still maintain to buy Ardor.
Ardor, the NXT's sub chain, has been a good increase in 2017, and in 2018 it is looking forward to further development to bring big surprises to investors. It seems to have been working with some banks, which is exciting news.
Where did you hear they were working with some banks?
January 10, 2018, 09:39:17 PM
Hi Guys lately been having issue loading the ardor wallet. when I double click the wallet it does not run. I have the latest mac OS. Any one have same issues? thank you in advance for your help.
January 10, 2018, 05:12:17 AM
will there be a very significant price comparison between Ignis and Ardor? which will achieve success later between them, but I will still maintain to buy Ardor.
Ardor, the NXT's sub chain, has been a good increase in 2017, and in 2018 it is looking forward to further development to bring big surprises to investors. It seems to have been working with some banks, which is exciting news.
January 10, 2018, 05:01:57 AM
How far before ignis is going to be added to exchanges?
January 09, 2018, 10:36:20 PM
Yes, i know 4 people which own couple of ARDORs..
So tell me, where do you spend your ARDORs ?
You only keep ARDORr in your wallet and hodl ?
Where Can i spend these type of cryptocurrency ?
https://www.onebitcoinbuy.com/ardor-ardr-cryptocurrencies-buy-sell-price-invest.php
Technically speaking Ardor is not meant to be a transactional cryptocurrency - Ignis fulfills that role and NXT also did (kinda sad NXT price tanked so much). You can still spend Ardor if anyone is willing to accept it. I am expecting Ardor to remain a low transaction volume currency that will fulfill the job of a "reserve currency" for Ignis and other childchains.
Soon enough though you'll be able to sell your Ardor at exchanges.
January 09, 2018, 10:32:49 PM
Wondering if anyone can help. I've been forging for the last few days (4-5), the wallet is fully synced and no firewall blocking it but I haven't earned anything, absolutely 0. The wallet is unlocked for forging and says that it is indeed forging but I'm still not earning, any ideas why?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Staking is a competitive process whereby the stakers with the biggest balance have a higher probability of forging a block and therefore earning the fees within that block. It's just like mining without the energy intensive process. If it was otherwise the system could be gamed pretty easily (ie if everyone with a balance had the same chance of forging a block).
January 09, 2018, 12:19:30 PM
keep up the good work!
January 09, 2018, 04:20:59 AM
January 08, 2018, 03:14:05 PM
Thanks allinvain, do you know the approximate return per 1,000 Ardor?
Approximately zero.Currently 340M are forging, so 240,000 ARDR will yield roughly one block a day. 80% of the last 100 blocks were empty.
(ARDR needed for one block per day is total_forging/1440.)
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