Also there is a Spanish version of that very same commercial!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrXm03ZSr_0
Topic: BitBay OFFICIAL BITBAY Thread Smart Contracts Decentralized Markets Rolling Peg - page 160. (Read 542140 times)
May 15, 2017, 11:51:30 PM
May 15, 2017, 09:56:41 PM
New Bitbay commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp-K0qxvsRU
That looks really sharp guys. Congrats to whoever made it.
That looks really sharp guys. Congrats to whoever made it.
Nice
BitBay market is clearly the best alternative for many use cases like that. Once crypto community in general catches on to the fact that BitBay market is a much better and safer alternative than local bitcoins, we should see a decent increase in awarness about Bay.
May 15, 2017, 09:50:53 PM
Cryptohunter why don't you just join slack?
A few people have asked me that on other projects...
I spend every spare moment I have on this board.
I am a firm believer this board is the hub of crypto. The importance of keeping this thread on the first page and looking alive and active can not be understated.
I know slack is far better for certain things and those that have any kind of tech prowess or something to offer in that area then slack is the place.
The questions I ask here on the thread although could probably be avoided if i was on slack are perfect for the thread ...because the vast majority of new people joining or those not yet dedicated enough to bay are browsing this forum and it serves to keep the thread on page one and perhaps spark up discussion on thread regarding points of distinct interest to would be investors and future community members.
To me anyway bay is so interesting and so vast in its scope that I just feel getting eyeballs on bay is enough to make others feel the same and get involved in some way even if it is just investing a bit of btc and holding.
I notice on the majority of projects where they reject the bct thread as their main medium of community interaction then the project can seem to suffer.
You are absolutely right. Thank you for being so percistent in getting us out here to answer questions that help people see the potential in BitBay. At the moment we have a lot on our plate, and sadly that easily results in us not using this channel as much as we should. So thank you for what you are doing, and keep up the good work
May 15, 2017, 09:28:01 PM
New Bitbay commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp-K0qxvsRU
That looks really sharp guys. Congrats to whoever made it.
That looks really sharp guys. Congrats to whoever made it.
May 15, 2017, 08:52:21 PM
Great work David. What are you working on at the moment?
May 15, 2017, 08:50:39 PM
Cryptohunter why don't you just join slack?
A few people have asked me that on other projects...
I spend every spare moment I have on this board.
I am a firm believer this board is the hub of crypto. The importance of keeping this thread on the first page and looking alive and active can not be understated.
I know slack is far better for certain things and those that have any kind of tech prowess or something to offer in that area then slack is the place.
The questions I ask here on the thread although could probably be avoided if i was on slack are perfect for the thread ...because the vast majority of new people joining or those not yet dedicated enough to bay are browsing this forum and it serves to keep the thread on page one and perhaps spark up discussion on thread regarding points of distinct interest to would be investors and future community members.
To me anyway bay is so interesting and so vast in its scope that I just feel getting eyeballs on bay is enough to make others feel the same and get involved in some way even if it is just investing a bit of btc and holding.
I notice on the majority of projects where they reject the bct thread as their main medium of community interaction then the project can seem to suffer.
I appreciate the help!
Got so many things going on right now can barely keep up here as well.
I'm currently working on a text tutorial with screenshots. It will be an ebook by the time I'm done with it, lol.
May 15, 2017, 08:47:53 PM
Cryptohunter why don't you just join slack?
A few people have asked me that on other projects...
I spend every spare moment I have on this board.
I am a firm believer this board is the hub of crypto. The importance of keeping this thread on the first page and looking alive and active can not be understated.
I know slack is far better for certain things and those that have any kind of tech prowess or something to offer in that area then slack is the place.
The questions I ask here on the thread although could probably be avoided if i was on slack are perfect for the thread ...because the vast majority of new people joining or those not yet dedicated enough to bay are browsing this forum and it serves to keep the thread on page one and perhaps spark up discussion on thread regarding points of distinct interest to would be investors and future community members.
To me anyway bay is so interesting and so vast in its scope that I just feel getting eyeballs on bay is enough to make others feel the same and get involved in some way even if it is just investing a bit of btc and holding.
I notice on the majority of projects where they reject the bct thread as their main medium of community interaction then the project can seem to suffer.
Honestly, I agree with this, I started getting into BitBay because of this thread, not that I've invested much into it yet. If the whole community was on Slack I don't think I would started investing at it all becuase I wouldn't have found the information nearly as easily.
May 15, 2017, 05:38:03 PM
Cryptohunter why don't you just join slack?
A few people have asked me that on other projects...
I spend every spare moment I have on this board.
I am a firm believer this board is the hub of crypto. The importance of keeping this thread on the first page and looking alive and active can not be understated.
I know slack is far better for certain things and those that have any kind of tech prowess or something to offer in that area then slack is the place.
The questions I ask here on the thread although could probably be avoided if i was on slack are perfect for the thread ...because the vast majority of new people joining or those not yet dedicated enough to bay are browsing this forum and it serves to keep the thread on page one and perhaps spark up discussion on thread regarding points of distinct interest to would be investors and future community members.
To me anyway bay is so interesting and so vast in its scope that I just feel getting eyeballs on bay is enough to make others feel the same and get involved in some way even if it is just investing a bit of btc and holding.
I notice on the majority of projects where they reject the bct thread as their main medium of community interaction then the project can seem to suffer.
May 14, 2017, 05:45:36 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
How about lifts?Here in Europe is blablacar very famous because they have been for free till they maximized their market power and now they charge a lot of fees.A lot of people look for alternatives now and i would like to see something like this on a blockchain, preferably on bitbay.
And you should challenge Uber aswell
That's the wonderful thing with BitBay. As soon as we have all the pieces in place, anyone can offer those services p2p by providing an interface that utilizes the parts of Bay tech that is needed for it. So by providing an appealing UI in form of a web page or app, you can focus on marketing, maintainance and support and have a good income from small fees.
In this case should we get the api going next before anything else so we can start approaching other developers to collaborate and build more user friendly services on top of bay that require no downloading of blockchains and the like. From a users perspective there actually need be no sense that under the bonnet a decentralised crypto animal is powering their seemingly familiar web service.
There are different levels of work involved depending on what you want to do/offer. Many potential services only need a multisig wallet. Others need contracts. Many will need a mobile wallet. Building a mobile wallet is a big project. API is also some work, although not as bad as mobile wallet.
Altough many features are fully functional now, they are still evolving. David makes small improvements all the time. This could cause him to have to rewrite API's if he makes them to early. Better to let him proceed with his plan instead of pushing him in a direction that might increase his workload.
Ah okay. I see. Yes that makes sense.
May 14, 2017, 05:14:50 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
How about lifts?Here in Europe is blablacar very famous because they have been for free till they maximized their market power and now they charge a lot of fees.A lot of people look for alternatives now and i would like to see something like this on a blockchain, preferably on bitbay.
And you should challenge Uber aswell
That's the wonderful thing with BitBay. As soon as we have all the pieces in place, anyone can offer those services p2p by providing an interface that utilizes the parts of Bay tech that is needed for it. So by providing an appealing UI in form of a web page or app, you can focus on marketing, maintainance and support and have a good income from small fees.
In this case should we get the api going next before anything else so we can start approaching other developers to collaborate and build more user friendly services on top of bay that require no downloading of blockchains and the like. From a users perspective there actually need be no sense that under the bonnet a decentralised crypto animal is powering their seemingly familiar web service.
There are different levels of work involved depending on what you want to do/offer. Many potential services only need a multisig wallet. Others need contracts. Many will need a mobile wallet. Building a mobile wallet is a big project. API is also some work, although not as bad as mobile wallet.
Altough many features are fully functional now, they are still evolving. David makes small improvements all the time. This could cause him to have to rewrite API's if he makes them to early. Better to let him proceed with his plan instead of pushing him in a direction that might increase his workload.
May 14, 2017, 04:50:01 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
How about lifts?Here in Europe is blablacar very famous because they have been for free till they maximized their market power and now they charge a lot of fees.A lot of people look for alternatives now and i would like to see something like this on a blockchain, preferably on bitbay.
And you should challenge Uber aswell
That's the wonderful thing with BitBay. As soon as we have all the pieces in place, anyone can offer those services p2p by providing an interface that utilizes the parts of Bay tech that is needed for it. So by providing an appealing UI in form of a web page or app, you can focus on marketing, maintainance and support and have a good income from small fees.
In this case should we get the api going next before anything else so we can start approaching other developers to collaborate and build more user friendly services on top of bay that require no downloading of blockchains and the like. From a users perspective there actually need be no sense that under the bonnet a decentralised crypto animal is powering their seemingly familiar web service.
May 13, 2017, 03:33:23 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
How about lifts?Here in Europe is blablacar very famous because they have been for free till they maximized their market power and now they charge a lot of fees.A lot of people look for alternatives now and i would like to see something like this on a blockchain, preferably on bitbay.
And you should challenge Uber aswell
That's the wonderful thing with BitBay. As soon as we have all the pieces in place, anyone can offer those services p2p by providing an interface that utilizes the parts of Bay tech that is needed for it. So by providing an appealing UI in form of a web page or app, you can focus on marketing, maintainance and support and have a good income from small fees.
May 13, 2017, 01:32:23 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
How about lifts?Here in Europe is blablacar very famous because they have been for free till they maximized their market power and now they charge a lot of fees.A lot of people look for alternatives now and i would like to see something like this on a blockchain, preferably on bitbay.
And you should challenge Uber aswell
May 13, 2017, 09:17:01 AM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
Thanks for replies. There is a lot to look forward to from bitbay. It seems the API will offer a lot of expansion and opportunity for other developers to join in.
I guess if the apps ran with a small fee for their service you could potentially see ICO's to raise BTC for them and then to get a stake in the profits. Even though these new apps are not able to issue their own tokens.
I think it's a good thing that they don't issue their own tokens. When API's are awailable it's time to build ordinary companies that bridge the gap between crypto and the old economy. I firmly believe you can use the BitBay technology to build the billion Dollar companies of the future. Our tech is already there, so it's possible to start now, giving whoever uses this opportunity a head start in what's to come.
May 13, 2017, 06:20:18 AM
BitSquare is not decentralized. They claim to be and it's just insane. They are simply an escrow. They hold the 3rd key and if their key gets stolen everything can get hacked. They can also collude. No matter how many times I bring this up with them, they continue to claim they are decentralized when nothing can be further from the truth.
Bitbay IS decentralized. Halos double deposit escrow is two parties only. Each one puts up their own collateral there are no 3rd parties. Sure I can add you on Skype.
decentralized is not a fault of any thing itself but uses of that thing makes it so. Bitbay IS decentralized. Halos double deposit escrow is two parties only. Each one puts up their own collateral there are no 3rd parties. Sure I can add you on Skype.
May 13, 2017, 04:07:29 AM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
Thanks for replies. There is a lot to look forward to from bitbay. It seems the API will offer a lot of expansion and opportunity for other developers to join in.
I guess if the apps ran with a small fee for their service you could potentially see ICO's to raise BTC for them and then to get a stake in the profits. Even though these new apps are not able to issue their own tokens.
May 12, 2017, 06:21:56 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
Yes, sportsbetting etc is possible. Prediction markets too. And you'r right, we can do that now, but it's a little clunky. API (on roadmap) will make it relatively easy to build web versions of much that Bay offers (still a lot of work). Mobile too, but there are a few more loops to go through for that.
May 12, 2017, 05:34:00 PM
I was thinking about sometime I remember anonymint saying a while back. Or I think it was him.
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That value will be built into eth and other similar platforms by others creating dapps ect running on top of them using their gas.
Is if possible in the future to allow this type of thing with bitbay.
I mean can we develop a way for people to plug in and program apps or run scripts on top of bay?
That would basically be just another speculation layer, that doesn't really move this out to real life use. It is much more interresting to build bussinesses that use Bay tech to offer new or improved services to real users.
Edit: Rereading your question. Maybe what I'm talking about was part of your question. If so, yes, We will get APi's that make it possible to build your own apps and scripts that run services on top of Bay.
Yes, that is what i meant apps to run on top of bays engine. I mean given the correct scripts and apps it does open up bay to lots of possibilities.
Would sports betting etc and things like augur and prediction markets be possible just like with ether?
I mean you could set up things like this manually on bay now in a kind of clunky way in your own market place i guess.
But with the correct software dedicated to this running on top of bay for each niche use case all geared towards user experience in that niche then things could blow up very quickly.. i mean via api could not mobile versions of many things be created and website based versions?
Especially if devs for these apps can code in a % fee for building them out.
May 12, 2017, 11:01:18 AM
Hey Guys
i want to download the Windows wallet but my HDD is full.Is it possible to load the blockchain on a external HDD and can you explain me how to do that?
i want to download the Windows wallet but my HDD is full.Is it possible to load the blockchain on a external HDD and can you explain me how to do that?
The easy solution is to install the client on the external HDD
This can be done with the Qt wallet as well, but is far more complicated. Besides you want the client. That's where the good stuff is
May 12, 2017, 10:55:03 AM
Bitbay to the moon !!!! This year , buy Bitbay and thank me later !!!!
Regards Polcrack
Regards Polcrack
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