Topic: DNotes 2.0 - Staking, CRISP Interest, DNotes Pay - page 322. (Read 148866 times)

Wow, there's some really intuitive visual story telling going on here. I hope DNotes are hanging on to you with both hands because I'm sure the music video clip industry would love to whisk you away. The balance between the audio background and the voice over is just right as well. Love the 'drop' at the rocket launch clip.

I think we are all so trained by habit and media to trust our country's fiat currency. And in that environment, moving some of that currency into a new type of financial system like cryptocurrency can feel like a risk. People living in countries that have already experienced their national currency suddenly become devalued will be able to compare the risks more objectively.

Then once someone has recognised that the risk of their national currency devaluing is greater than the risks involved in cryptocurrency, they are faced with the challenge of selecting a reliable one. For a long time, Bitcoin was the standout choice. Then as the technology developed and concerns over processing times and transaction fees materialised, other cryptocurrencies gained traction by solving these problems.

At this point, choosing where to bet on cryptocurrency became much more difficult, because it was now conceivable that one day, nobody would want bitcoin and it could drop to less than a cent each. And as spectators realised people are willing to buy alt-coins on nothing but hope, the market was quickly flooded with insubstantial but well-marketed options.

So at the moment, I'm not surprised that DNotes has to share the attention of the market with so many other options. I'm just waiting for the buyers to get familiar with the technology and start to be able to discern the difference between hype and action.

Thank you, Ken. That's very helpful.

Hi, CO2! Nice to see you that you're a stakeholder in DNotes. I don't think anyone will be able to give you any sort of definitive answer as to why DNotes (along with dozens and dozens of other coins) has suffered a decline in trading value recently. I've read a great deal of analysis in recent days about the shakeup in the markets, and it seems as though no two analysts can really agree on what's driving the latest trend. Keep in mind, though, that there were nearly as many divergent opinions about  why prices skyrocketed weeks ago. The truth is that it's probably a combination of factors. Some of the ideas that have been tossed about include:

Fears about what a potential Bitcoin fork might mean for that coin's price - and altcoins in general

Profit-taking from larger investors, including institutional investors who probably helped spark the massive rally weeks ago

The recent trend in ICOs, and money flowing to those "investments"

And those are just a few of the possible causes for the recent decline in prices throughout the cryptocurrency universe. It's also reasonable to assume that there's just a natural caution that settles in after that sort of speculative rally, as people begin to suspect that they might be caught in a bubble environment that's inevitably going to pop. And market psychology plays a role as well. Just as the rally attracted new investors, a bearish move can discourage people from participating.

Those are all things that are largely outside of our control. As Dyna noted, however, DNotes is undervalued - especially in terms of its long-term potential as a core part of a broader ecosystem that is designed to solve actual real-world problems and improve real people's lives. Moreover, it's a coin that's backed by something tangible - namely, the profits from a for-profit, real-world company: DNotes Global Inc. That's not something that most altcoins can even begin to match.

When I was first introduced to DNotes, the coin was worth a fraction of a cent. Since then, it's increased in value dramatically - and that's before the entire ecosystem has even been rolled out.  The point is this: I think that you've made a wise decision by investing in this project, but you should expect some volatility across the crypto universe in the coming months and years since the industry is still so young. Just stay in touch and up-to-date with the progress that this coin's team is making as it moves forward with its strategy, and I think you'll find that your position as a stakeholder in this project will be well-worth the short-term emotional toll that these price swings can take on every investor.

And remember, unlike most other altcoins, the team behind DNotes is committed to providing it with an intrinsic value that will help to create the reliable floor price that any digital currency will need to achieve widespread mainstream acceptance. They've already made great gains, and it only gets better from here.

Japan Plans Blockchain Test for Government Procurement Process

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Welcome to DNotes, CO2 and thank you for investing in us. If I were in your situation, as described, I would be quite disappointed too. I hope it’s meant to be a long-term investment. What I can tell you is that there is no bad new or any unfavorable rumors that we know of. If anything, DNotes should be worth more today than it did a week or a month ago. Our commitment is to consistently build stakeholder value and leave the free-market forces alone.

We are making great progress with DNotes 2.0 development and on track for its launch in September 2017. As we continued to make progress we are ever more confident that we made the right choice to code in C# with plans for 100% conversation one day; as soon as practical.
Personally, I believe, that DNotes is significantly under-valued relative to its industry peers. Of course, not everyone would agree with me or it would have been reflected in its price. Perhaps DNotes, being uniquely different in strategies and substance, is harder to understand and value. I am wondering if anyone else has a better explanation.    

I guess when launched 2.0 Dnotes,price goes up.

I am now in that project with 1000 USD. But why the hell did the price went to 4151 SAT? Feeling kinda pissed, bought at 5900 SAT. Some bad news, rumors or what is the reason?

The Four Pillars of Business Success membership is ready and we will be working on building out the content and courses. Please have a look, test it out, ensure everything makes sense, and let us know if you have any comments or suggestions.

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Thanks so much for compiling this list Chase!

A lot of effort has gone into video production lately. I've been learning the tools, and will probably release another video in the next couple of days, and have several 'high production' quality videos in the works that will take significantly more time to produce.

Please help share the message everyone. DNotes 2.0 is a huge upgrade, and spreading the word makes great opportunity for all those who find out first. 

The DNotes Video Library needs to be checked out!  


DNotes / DNotes Global Inc.

Introduction to DNotes - an Unfolding Big Bold Idea of Global Scale  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8C7xBgpIE

DNotes Path to Mass Adoption - Ease of Use  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkf1174xltQ

DNotes General Discussion Part 1  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dexb11hcIMg

DNotes General Discussion Part 2  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyiV9RDytx0

Economic Freedom and How it Relates to Cryptocurrency  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zip5xpUlp3c

DNotes Global Ownership Model - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IenaYn1ce3w

DCEBrief - Why it's Important to the DNotes Ecosystem  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR9NHeFtTQY

DNotes - Backed By Business  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxWMpoqq68c


The Four Pillars of Business Success

Improve Your Odds - The Four Pillars of Business Success - Book Trailer  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQU_SFL46d0

The Four Pillars of Business Success - Introduction by Alan Yong  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JdWJ8IxCmU

Alan Yong Entrepreneurial History & Guiding Principles on Business Success  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A23EmXtUHHw

10 Major Contributors to Business Success  -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxWMpoqq68c

Slow and steady wins the race, no need to hurry.

https://youtu.be/XxWMpoqq68c

Thank you for reminding us, sarabanda. I just went and bought some as a show of support. I like C-cex but have been so busy these days. The volume has always been very low at C-cex. Perhaps it will get better after DNotes 2.0 is launched.

This article goes to show that promising unrealistic returns and misleading investors can have serious consequences. I wonder how authorities will approach ICO enforcement, because there are quite a few who have made false claims which have left investors out large sums of money. The longer they are complacent in pursuing the scammers, the more losses investors will suffer, and more harm will come to cryptocurrency's image in the public eye.
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SEC accuses British executive of bitcoin fraud

https://www.ft.com/content/da4414f8-5ddd-11e7-9bc8-8055f264aa8b

The telephone sales brokers made Bitcoin Store sound like a great investment.

The digital currency platform had generated gross sales of $5.6m in the first quarter, they told US investors. The company’s chief executive, Gordon Phillips, had once been global head of currency and options trading at HSBC and its chief operating officer, Joseph Bilkhorn, had been Credit Suisse’s chief financial officer.

There was just one problem with the sales pitch: none of it was true.

The company was the creation of Renwick Haddow, a British citizen, who had been disqualified from serving as a company director in the United Kingdom and had been sued by regulators there for misleading investors, the Securities and Exchange Commission said on Friday.

The executives with the fancy financial pedigrees were also Mr Haddow’s creations; the men never existed, the SEC said, in a civil complaint accusing him of securities violations.

Bitcoin Store was just part of a sprawling fraud by Mr Haddow, 48, which included establishing InCrowd Equity Inc, an unregistered broker-dealer, according to the SEC. InCrowd peddled securities in Bitcoin Store and Bar Works, which sold leases for shared office space in renovated bars in New York and San Francisco, the SEC said. Investors in those leases were promised annual returns of at least 15 per cent.

“Haddow created two trendy companies and misled investors into believing that highly-qualified executives were leading them to quick profitability,” said Andrew Calamari, director of the SEC’s New York regional office. “In reality, Haddow controlled the companies from behind the scenes and they were far from profitable.”

Mr Haddow raised nearly $38m in the twin scams, the SEC said. He also faces criminal charges in Manhattan, where federal prosecutors have accused him of two counts of wire fraud. Each count carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence.

The SEC has obtained an emergency asset freeze against Mr Haddow and his companies. The commission is seeking a permanent injunction, repatriation of funds and the disgorgement of ill-gotten gains.

Mr Haddow, who has lived in New York since October 2014, funnelled at least $18m to accounts in 40 countries, including China, Cyprus, Mauritius and Morocco, prosecutors said.

One month after landing in New York, Mr Haddow established InCrowd, the unregistered broker-dealer, and staffed it with sales representatives who he found on Craigslist, according to prosecutors. One former employee witnessed brokers “badgering, harassing and shouting at prospective investors” on the telephone, according to a criminal complaint by FBI agent Melissa Beresford.

The sales representatives were paid $100 a day and earned commissions based on the total dollar value of securities they sold, the SEC said.

Mr Haddow concealed from investors his control of the companies, the SEC says. To manage Bar Works, he adopted the alias of “Jonathan Black”, the complaint says.

The skulduggery was needed to obscure Mr Haddow’s checkered history. In 2008, the UK Insolvency Service disqualified him from serving as a company director for eight years following his “misconduct as finance director of Branded Leisure plc”, the SEC said.

In 2013, the Financial Conduct Authority filed a court action against Mr Haddow in the case. One year later, the High Court of Justice ruled that he and several other defendants had unlawfully promoted collective investment schemes. A trial in London on allegations of making misleading statements is scheduled for next month.

As US authorities closed in earlier this year, Mr Haddow stopped paying investors in Bar Works. On March 20, one of his employees emailed him about the FCA’s pending case, recommending that he hire “great lawyers” and retreat to a distant locale.

Mr Haddow replied: “I agree with you totally.”

Prosecutors say that he remains at large.

Dnotes is sleeping in c-cex,how to grow price up We have need only 0.5-0.7 btc till 30k per coin in c-cex.

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DNotes is a decentralized digital currency like Bitcoin. The relentless efforts behind the scene to bridge the gap to the centralized world is what sets it apart from the herd. As a group DNotes is searchable, re-searchable, and verifiable.

Excellent video! Its got a nice pop. I hope it becomes a internet sensation! All these videos have been great!
I still need to order my Dnotes shirt I've wanted for a year and a half   . Anyways glad to see everything everything going great and can't wait to see what the future entails!

edit- oh and sorry Tee Gee I'm not going to be able to make it to the July 8th open house either unfortunately. I really want to but I'm going to be tied up.

Excellent job Tim! Looks great.

Hello everyone, I spent the last few days making a video to promote the DNotes strategy to build intrinsic value in the currency by backing it with the profits of a company - DNotes Global.