Topic: 🔥�� [MAINNET] [UPX] uPlexa ⚡� Anonymity and eCommerce via IoT - page 4. (Read 51057 times)

I kindly invite you to discord
https://discordapp.com/invite/a7mAQwJ
the uPlexa teammembers are very active there and will happily answer your questions.

Are UPX token using as payment in any stores already? Their marketcap is too low, and liquidity too. I dont think that someone accept their coins so far

Is there a list of online stores using plugins or other integrations uPlexa?

Is the privacy has been implemented here already? And what different beatween Monero? Uplexa has the same algo - CryptoNight. So the different is just in possibility mine on IoT devices?

I think once privacy is highly regarded by the average joe they will flock to coins like uplexa even zcash uses transparent addresses when buying from most exchanges

That are both reasons why I like this coin and I also experience doubts.
Saying you will do something and stick with it (not shifting constantly as others do).
But also staying very niche with private payments with no option for public ones.

But as with anything, a path must be walked

the privacy is our focuses point, maybe we can't renounce to the things that are the fundamentals.

What it there is a flat tax to everyone? And companies are allowed to use only NON-private blockchains, so their business can be taxed? That might also work
So I'm thinking lately if there ist an option for UPX to allow both private and non-private transactions?

The tiny market cap is what gives me hope for a 'better' global situation about crypto, but besides that... As QL mentioned, for now it's all about speculation and trading, nothing about real use.
Govts are probably done with crypto trading, as more and more exchanges are adding kyc (what for? Money laundering control? Naaah it's just to collect more taxes, friends  ).
But if / when it starts to be used the 'uPlexa' way, aka private transactions, that will bother them enough for them to try and choke the baby...

China is officially supporting crypto, from the price action this announcement triggered people seem to see it as positive news... Which kinda makes me laugh, as the Chinese govt has yet to prove that it's fighting for people's freedom of speech and actions... If China is really getting into crypto, it only means that the govt will create their own centralized and not private crypto, and this one would be the only one allowed for commercial transactions within the country.

From there it will just be another fiat currency, produced out of air like the rest of fiat currently, but with the speed and ease of use added (if they manage not to screw up that as well...)

The fact that Russia is showing interest in crypto as well (for now it's more like a love / hate relationship..) doesn't look much more reassuring.

Actually went don't want Govts to 'take interest' in crypto, we just want them to allow the movement to happen.

And that won't be easy!! Taxes are one of the rare ways for them to collect money to keep roads safe, have a Healthcare policy, pay the teachers and hospital workers.. With more or less success of course, but if you take that from them, the public services are mostly screwed

@thesudio: I agree, be it "Angry bird coins: or UPX, as long as the tech behind it is UPX.
@Tybiboune: Kombucha makes you smarter I see Govts can do whatever they want: declare war, declare crypto against the law, put huge tax on crypto<->fiat exchange, put tax on anyone accepting crypto directly, or putting him against the wall. What I think is now happening is the banks are trying to slow things down so they can catch up and find a way to modernize the whole system before crypto does it for them. That is why the BTC price is so static.

Top 100 coins market cap is 121,554,359,665
All USD in circulation are: 15,000,000,000,000 + currencies of all other countries

Do you now see how small is the crypto compared to fiat?

So adoption can be force-triggered by China, Russia, some huge company or Darknet
*hint: Darknet is already doing it, China is on the way.

And when this happens, a tons of fees will be saved, economy will speed up and the last one to adopt it might be even too late.
The ones who will suffer are banks and govts. The funny part is that they both can afford to buy all the crypto in the world right now (and maybe are gradually doing it).
@Cappex:

i am back... 24 hours for left my hangover... but here i am.
soo, definetively, all our thinks are sad... i will came back to my beers or maybe it's the time to change it in yours Kombucha.

our force is the time... i am not here for the immediate glory or fast money... i like the tech and i am so interessed to follow the updates.

Did you understand that you have just said? I didnt. If you can explain clearly your minds, because this looks like nonsense

Nobody creates apps just to use certain tech. There must be a need first and this need has to be understood.
Example: Imagine you create the new Angry Birds online Multiplayer game. You code it to use the UPX network
for either some transactions, dVPN or something else. Then millions of people download it it and start using it.
If some of them wants to buy some stuff or game time or whatever, he must buy UPX tokens and load them into his
iOS/Android wallet.


@Cappex: Yes, even BTC is not used by the masses, because it turned into store of value coin. Ethereum is stuck between slow transaction time and high fees, Monero is complicated with too much security and is targeted as a money laundering coin, hundreds of small coins are claiming to be the next money. Some of them have great tech behind them, but no real world use case or need for now.

Now compare this situation with the car industry and how Elon Musk created the need for Electric car and in only 10 years he managed to push away from the static ladder of car makers all the whales.
He is now a trend setter. Another example: Facebook was a student's wet dream years ago, now it dominates The Net. Younger generations are born with a phone in their hands, where no paper money exist. In 10 years these kids will be the trend setters. And as we all know, things grow very fast in the Internet and computers are getting faster and faster.

So if UPX is alive in the next 5-10 years and never stopped improving and adapting, it will shine.


@thesudio: I like your idea about web advertising via the uPlexa network. Can you please share some more about your idea?
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"Then millions of people download it it and start using it.
If some of them wants to buy some stuff or game time or whatever, he must buy UPX tokens and load them into his
iOS/Android wallet."

See the beauty of Dapps built on UPX would be punters wont even need to know what UPX is to be using it, they can just buy angry bird coins which is a dapps token with UPX as the foundation. People would just think they are trading angry bird coins for in-game purchases etc but really in the back end itll be UPX.

BTC is actually not hard to trace, it has no privacy features, and as the only exchanges allowing reasonable withdrawals come with KYC, you can imagine nobody can really hide.
The problem is not about governments blocking a 'coin' in itself.. Of course the chains will keep on working, so technically speaking nothing can be 'stopped' just by a government's wish.
But what governments can do and probably will, is pressurize all the companies that and businesses that are still linked to the fiat system, declaring gains, paying taxes... So that those businesses would either have to pay huge taxes just because they're using crypto as a payment systems for their clients, or they would just be declared illegal. The only problem thing required to have something become illegal is to vote for laws. That doesn't involve everyday people, but those ones who govern only...

If trump can force Google not to allow Chinese phone companies to use Android (an open source os) on their new phones, I guess he can as easily ban any use of crypto for all the US registered companies.

So long for the use cases and mass adoption, if things go that way... The only thing left would be xrp. Nice future, I wouldn't want to be alive when this happens 

No beer involved here, just home made kombucha 

i want reply at your question with another question... How you can stop something that cannot be stopped because you don't know who there is behind? the most important or maybe the fundamental force of BTC is this... nobody know who is behind and nobody can be multed, taxed, arrested or killed for stop it... one of the more important state or governments will can denied BTC on his country but this will sign the growth of the others. all the others project for survive must agreed the therms of his existance with the governments... sad story tonight, maybe too many beers.

@tybiboune: Yes, I mixed the notions a bit. Let me explain: Mining uPlexa is also using it. Imagine if you can then pay your electric bill with the coins you mined.. or the internet bill.

@Cappex: governments can put their hands on anything. The only reason for them to not do it is that it is either too insignificant or too expensive or they also use it. So far all of the big players (Google, IBM, Amazon, Facebook, etc.) only "study" the blockchain. Inventing your own money is = fighting with the government in the country where your company is registered/taxed.

List of countries which are totaly independant of the US: 1. Russia 2. China
Unfortunatelly their independance comes at a price. The are also limiting their own people from using internet and US companies or services.
So I think that the first blockchain breakthrough will come form one of them. So far closest is China with their WeChat payment system, adopted on almost
every phone in the country.

Another smaller chance sits with Africa. It is much easier to adopt something new, where there was nothing old. And since we know China already bought Africa, IBM shifts their focus for next gen of cheap labor source to Africa, etc, etc. It is also an option for it to adopt online payments/value exchange with tokens, not depending on governments.

With all above mentioned, uPlexa's aim for dVPN seems quite logic choice, as VPNs will become very important in a world where they can locate you based on your usual internet traffic pattern (even new Cisco switch software can do it).

I just wander if you know some anonymous VPS provider?

You've got a good point about the governments' opposition to this trend... And the facebook example is a very good one, because facebook was to become probably the most potentially spread crypto ever, with the current app adoption. That's probably why govts jumped on every possibility to shut it down before it's even born (let's not be naive, if those big partners suddenly decided to get out, I'm pretty sure that's because of governments' pressure on them.)
The same way as the US govt used pressure on the US big companies to force them stop doing commerce with China is quite a blatant proof of that control.

If the governments continue that way, how do you see the future of all cryptocurrencies projects that are not backed and supported by banks / govts already? And anonymous, moreover... Aren't we in a huge bottleneck?

I mean... as soon as uPlexa gets the worldwide spread potential adoption it deserves, the govts will probably decide to act as they did with facebook's libra. If they force Google & Microsoft to "block" everything uplexa-related, those big industries will have no choice but bending.

How do you see a future for this?

@whotheff
all of your example are agency or industry that have build somethings commercialized and exchanges by fiat currency... now we are talking about the sostituion of the fiat currency (government) with another system where the government cannot put their hands over... i am pretty sure that the government isn't be happy of this and will block all the ways (like facebook's coin).

@tybiboune
the value depend totally by the folks... if there is guys that spend 1.000$ for an iphone the next year the new models will cost 1.100$... but if nobody bought it for 1.000$ the price will decrease... the value is important but is a objective and subjective things at the same time... i will never buy an iphone, for example, for 6M upx or 3M upx now because i feel to believe in this project that i will prefer hold my coins today for will buy more tomorrow.

my mind is in contrast, I believe in projects and ideas but I have no vision of where they will be in the future ... this at the same time excites me.

If uPLexa continues the way it evolves right now, I have no doubt there will be succes in the next 5-10 years. The key to this succes is finding the niche for IoT mass adoptable tech. And since there are great ideas within
 the team (and actually being carried out), great ideas being vented by the community here and in the other channels, and the team is obviously willing to listen to those ideas, we'll be allright. But it is really a chicken and egg story: there need to be demand for the project to thrive. And it's our job and the team's to find that market and supply the solution.
That said the web advertising is interesting: it could be a booster to get the upx-story and tech into the world as well, marketingwise. If you can only find one or two companies with a great reach it should really help a lot.
Let's hear some more about it..

As much as it hurts me to say this UPX as a gateway to IoT Advertisement payments would be the way to go, any website can mine UPX, any advert thats displayed on a IoT device could pay to be visible etc, i dont see any other way that would be viable long term, or being a value of data in real time architecture, imagine an autonomous cars will one day be hubs for advertising as well, i can see your car telling you about events happening around you, discounts at cafes or what not, UPX will be the backbone to sevral Dapps that can achieve all of these things to be marketed to seperate audiences etc. The point of difference could be that scalability and fees are better than other options and since UPX is on mobile devices locality and relevance based advertising will be more accurate. Even in the crypto space UPX can market the dapp and steadfast archtecture pitching the scalibility etc, everything built on the ethereum blockchain is as slow as ethereum, thats not the case with UPX but without any dapps being built or other developers willing to give up time to create such things, we the community have to keep it alive.
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Nobody creates apps just to use certain tech. There must be a need first and this need has to be understood.
Example: Imagine you create the new Angry Birds online Multiplayer game. You code it to use the UPX network
for either some transactions, dVPN or something else. Then millions of people download it it and start using it.
If some of them wants to buy some stuff or game time or whatever, he must buy UPX tokens and load them into his
iOS/Android wallet.


@Cappex: Yes, even BTC is not used by the masses, because it turned into store of value coin. Ethereum is stuck between slow transaction time and high fees, Monero is complicated with too much security and is targeted as a money laundering coin, hundreds of small coins are claiming to be the next money. Some of them have great tech behind them, but no real world use case or need for now.

Now compare this situation with the car industry and how Elon Musk created the need for Electric car and in only 10 years he managed to push away from the static ladder of car makers all the whales.
He is now a trend setter. Another example: Facebook was a student's wet dream years ago, now it dominates The Net. Younger generations are born with a phone in their hands, where no paper money exist. In 10 years these kids will be the trend setters. And as we all know, things grow very fast in the Internet and computers are getting faster and faster.

So if UPX is alive in the next 5-10 years and never stopped improving and adapting, it will shine.


@thesudio: I like your idea about web advertising via the uPlexa network. Can you please share some more about your idea?