Is there an Azurecoin yet?
I guess, there will be one in a couple of weeks.
Topic: Azure will add ANY coin. - page 2. (Read 2678 times)
I guess, there will be one in a couple of weeks.
Is there an Azurecoin yet?
Azure is adding clones.
Isn't Expanse just an Ethereum Clone?
And isn't Lisk just a Crypti clone?
Isn't Expanse just an Ethereum Clone?
And isn't Lisk just a Crypti clone?
Touché
Fortunately I came not subject)
Very valuable information as the forks can operate with this expression: "We are the Azure"
All this is speculation on little understanding people.
And most interestingly, it works.
Very valuable information as the forks can operate with this expression: "We are the Azure"
All this is speculation on little understanding people.
And most interestingly, it works.
They are adding lots of shitcoins lol.
They don't even no cryptos
They don't even no cryptos
Lol
No shit
No shit
Azure is adding clones.
Isn't Expanse just an Ethereum Clone?
And isn't Lisk just a Crypti clone?
Isn't Expanse just an Ethereum Clone?
And isn't Lisk just a Crypti clone?
All you have to do is apply and azure will add a coin. I could literally build a coin today and add it. How some coins are pimping this as a partnership is beyond me. This is like me applying for a mastercard and saying mastercard is partnering with me--when in reality all I needed was a decent credit score and a pulse. All you need for azure intergration is a coin and to jump through a few hoops. Anyone who is impressed by this either doesn't understand the process or is easily impressed.
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
Bobsurplus is happy with this news.
a list
Does anyone have a list of the Azure 'added' coins?
Does anyone have a list of the Azure 'added' coins?
If you wait a month, it will be ALL of them.
a list
Does anyone have a list of the Azure 'added' coins?
Does anyone have a list of the Azure 'added' coins?
I would like to announce a new tentative partnership between Capital One and AmericanPegasus. You read that right, Capital One has now extended official capital towards my investments and projects. I know you are all as excited as I am, and I look forward to my marketcap soaring.
What's in your cold wallet?
What's in your cold wallet?
It is definitely over-hyped.
But..... since it is simple to do and at the very least lends some good exposure to any coin/project, seems like a win-win for any developer with 3 hours to spare. Hell, Cointelegraph made it front page news for the first couple of Azure selections rounds.
I would like to announce a new tentative partnership between Capital One and AmericanPegasus. You read that right, Capital One has now extended official capital towards my investments and projects. I know you are all as excited as I am, and I look forward to my marketcap soaring.
What's in your cold wallet?
What's in your cold wallet?
All you have to do is apply and azure will add a coin. I could literally build a coin today and add it. How some coins are pimping this as a partnership is beyond me. This is like me applying for a mastercard and saying mastercard is partnering with me--when in reality all I needed was a decent credit score and a pulse. All you need for azure intergration is a coin and to jump through a few hoops. Anyone who is impressed by this either doesn't understand the process or is easily impressed.
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
Yes, but Azure is only adding the coins that were build from scratch.
Not the clones.
Moreover, some of the coins on Azure, such as Radium, are actually pretty good.
All you have to do is apply and azure will add a coin. I could literally build a coin today and add it. How some coins are pimping this as a partnership is beyond me. This is like me applying for a mastercard and saying mastercard is partnering with me--when in reality all I needed was a decent credit score and a pulse. All you need for azure intergration is a coin and to jump through a few hoops. Anyone who is impressed by this either doesn't understand the process or is easily impressed.
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
Here's FluffyPony describing the process on reddit:
"[–]fluffyponyzaXMR Core Team 11 points 1 day ago
None of the above.
We contacted them, they told us what we needed to do. It basically consisted of signing a Contributor License Agreement, submitting a PR to the Azure templates Github repo, and sending them a write-up. Took us like 3 or 4 hours:)
All the altcoins saying that Microsoft is "partnering" with them are being disingenuous - you are a partner inasmuch as you have a BizSpark account and signed a CLA.
The upshot of this, however, is that developers that are already using Azure can build applications on top of the Monero blockchain, and are able to spin nodes up quickly and easily."
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