hi! why such comments about the skam? what is the reason for doubting?
some people were trying to scam, but nothing by Dragonchain itself
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some people were trying to scam, but nothing by Dragonchain itself
hi! why such comments about the skam? what is the reason for doubting?
Dragonchain Community AMA (March 09 22:00 UTC)
https://coindar.org/en/event/dragonchain-drgn-dragonchain-community-ama-5459
https://coindar.org/en/event/dragonchain-drgn-dragonchain-community-ama-5459
What is Dragonchain Coin?[DRGN]
The Dragonchain coin is traded in 19 different pairs on 12 different markets.Read More@https://www.geekxplore.com/what-is-dragonchain-coin.html
The Dragonchain coin is traded in 19 different pairs on 12 different markets.Read More@https://www.geekxplore.com/what-is-dragonchain-coin.html
it is already listed in exchanges the price are pump and dump. the question is why theres an airdrop? it is legit or scam devs?thanks
There is no airdrop. If you've seen an airdrop promoted by anyone other than the official Dragonchain accounts, it's a scam.Why should every project have an airdrop?
He's not saying every project should have an airdrop.
He's saying There was a scam earlier where someone acted as if there would be an airdrop.
Oh my fault. Well the level of scam these days is did an even higher rise than bitcoin himself
it is already listed in exchanges the price are pump and dump. the question is why theres an airdrop? it is legit or scam devs?thanks
There is no airdrop. If you've seen an airdrop promoted by anyone other than the official Dragonchain accounts, it's a scam.Why should every project have an airdrop?
He's not saying every project should have an airdrop.
He's saying There was a scam earlier where someone acted as if there would be an airdrop.
it is already listed in exchanges the price are pump and dump. the question is why theres an airdrop? it is legit or scam devs?thanks
There is no airdrop. If you've seen an airdrop promoted by anyone other than the official Dragonchain accounts, it's a scam.
Why should every project have an airdrop?
it looks like this project is unique, especially if it can facilitate us in the use of some applications, hopefully further and better developed
it is already listed in exchanges the price are pump and dump. the question is why theres an airdrop? it is legit or scam devs?thanks
There is no airdrop. If you've seen an airdrop promoted by anyone other than the official Dragonchain accounts, it's a scam.
it is already listed in exchanges the price are pump and dump. the question is why theres an airdrop? it is legit or scam devs?thanks
Is there anyway we can change the address that we use for the KYC?
and transfer all the DRGNs to the new ETH address.
and transfer all the DRGNs to the new ETH address.
should work via their support I think
Dragonchain thinks big picture for premier Seattle conference Sept. 12–13, 2018
Dragonchain is pleased to announce Blockchain Seattle, a first of its kind, multitrack conference on September 12–13, 2018 at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. With topics spanning ICOs, evolving global regulatory landscapes, new models for banking, blockchain ethics and more, we seek to gather thought leaders worldwide for an annual tentpole event.
Any student of culture or history knows that new paradigms don’t spring from a vacuum. Great shifts in thought or technology are inevitably a logical consequence of similarly inspired ideas taking hold, each driven by their interaction with a common context. Taken together they become a wave that changes an established order.`
It is in this spirit we are launching Blockchain Seattle, creating a context for both education and relationship building among developers, businesses and investors, alike. Seattle, long a hotbed of tech innovation, is a growing Blockchain hub, making it a natural choice for the event. Highlight activities already planned include a Women in Blockchain breakfast, as well as a start-up pitch competition, but expect many more announcements in coming weeks.
As a platform ecosystem and business incubator, Dragonchain has always taken an active role in encouraging this type of inter- and cross- industry interaction. Dragonchain’s sponsorship of groups like the Seattle MeetUp, support of educational activities like Girls Make Games and a very responsive approach to social media channels and communication are all activities which support this underlying goal. We’re pleased to continue this role, with a focused opportunity to share experiences and insights, describe challenges and find solutions along side peers.
https://medium.com/@dragonchain/betting-on-blockchain-28459ce1d400
Dragonchain is pleased to announce Blockchain Seattle, a first of its kind, multitrack conference on September 12–13, 2018 at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. With topics spanning ICOs, evolving global regulatory landscapes, new models for banking, blockchain ethics and more, we seek to gather thought leaders worldwide for an annual tentpole event.
Any student of culture or history knows that new paradigms don’t spring from a vacuum. Great shifts in thought or technology are inevitably a logical consequence of similarly inspired ideas taking hold, each driven by their interaction with a common context. Taken together they become a wave that changes an established order.`
It is in this spirit we are launching Blockchain Seattle, creating a context for both education and relationship building among developers, businesses and investors, alike. Seattle, long a hotbed of tech innovation, is a growing Blockchain hub, making it a natural choice for the event. Highlight activities already planned include a Women in Blockchain breakfast, as well as a start-up pitch competition, but expect many more announcements in coming weeks.
As a platform ecosystem and business incubator, Dragonchain has always taken an active role in encouraging this type of inter- and cross- industry interaction. Dragonchain’s sponsorship of groups like the Seattle MeetUp, support of educational activities like Girls Make Games and a very responsive approach to social media channels and communication are all activities which support this underlying goal. We’re pleased to continue this role, with a focused opportunity to share experiences and insights, describe challenges and find solutions along side peers.
https://medium.com/@dragonchain/betting-on-blockchain-28459ce1d400
Is there anyway we can change the address that we use for the KYC?
and transfer all the DRGNs to the new ETH address.
and transfer all the DRGNs to the new ETH address.
Guys, there is no airdrop. @dragonchain_1 is a fake twitter account, which has now been suspended. The real Dragonchain twitter is @dragonchaingang. https://twitter.com/dragonchaingang
Do not send any ETH to anyone offering a Dragonchain airdrop.
Do not send any ETH to anyone offering a Dragonchain airdrop.
I cannot believe anyone would send a payment to some random Twitter account in the hopes of getting a bigger return payment. Come on people!
You will be surprised how many naive and greedy people are out there.
ALMs for the…. Everyone https://medium.com/@dragonchain/alms-for-the-everyone-c1216461bf71
Nearly ten years ago, sites like Kickstarter and GoFundMe used the Internet and social networking tools to popularize the concept of “crowdfunding,” radically redefining project funding towards a more grassroots, direct, distributed model. Today, the Seattle based start-up, givewithnothing.org, is preparing to launch a system which could provoke an even more profound transformation in the world of charitable giving.
By using blockchain to increase transparency and accountability at all levels of giving (from the direct to the institutional), givewithnothing.org hopes its ALMs marketplace will increase overall confidence in charitable giving, while also expanding the universe of givers through the new types of contributions blockchain smart contracts enable.
The effort is pioneered by three well established tech industry veterans, Paulo Avelar, William Palmer and Filip Hantson, who’s collective corporate backgrounds include companies like Microsoft, Nintendo, T-Mobile, AT&T and Goldman Sachs among others. This business management experience is evident in their recently released white paper, which provides a detailed discussion of current problems in charitable giving, the structure of GWN’s upcoming ICO and an extensive road map for exactly how the ALMs marketplace will roll out and operate.
All in for ALMs. How Trustless Transactions Work
The crux of the GWN approach is to create a distributed marketplace for charitable giving, which uses blockchain-held smart contracts for what it calls “trustless charity transactions.” In this model, the network itself is the trust, rather than a third party, since it provides an open, transparent system for verifying transactions. The network also holds a system for accountability which ties the disbursement of funds to specific actions or outcomes.
For its part, GWN verifies participating marketplace charities for things like identity and legal compliance. It also operates an internal exchange of its token (the ALM) for fiat, or other digital currencies, that can be spent outside the marketplace.
The white paper outlines this process in great detail, but broadly speaking, here’s how it works:
GWN screens and registers charities to the marketplace, assigning them ERC-20 wallets capable of holding ALMs (the GWN tokens). Contributors purchase and hold ALMs (using various fiat and digital currency), which can then be designated for specific charities and charitable purposes. Funds are held in escrow until those predefined conditions are met, at which time a smart contract releases them to the charity for conversion to fiat or or digital currency via the GWN exchange.
Spammer Nearly ten years ago, sites like Kickstarter and GoFundMe used the Internet and social networking tools to popularize the concept of “crowdfunding,” radically redefining project funding towards a more grassroots, direct, distributed model. Today, the Seattle based start-up, givewithnothing.org, is preparing to launch a system which could provoke an even more profound transformation in the world of charitable giving.
By using blockchain to increase transparency and accountability at all levels of giving (from the direct to the institutional), givewithnothing.org hopes its ALMs marketplace will increase overall confidence in charitable giving, while also expanding the universe of givers through the new types of contributions blockchain smart contracts enable.
The effort is pioneered by three well established tech industry veterans, Paulo Avelar, William Palmer and Filip Hantson, who’s collective corporate backgrounds include companies like Microsoft, Nintendo, T-Mobile, AT&T and Goldman Sachs among others. This business management experience is evident in their recently released white paper, which provides a detailed discussion of current problems in charitable giving, the structure of GWN’s upcoming ICO and an extensive road map for exactly how the ALMs marketplace will roll out and operate.
All in for ALMs. How Trustless Transactions Work
The crux of the GWN approach is to create a distributed marketplace for charitable giving, which uses blockchain-held smart contracts for what it calls “trustless charity transactions.” In this model, the network itself is the trust, rather than a third party, since it provides an open, transparent system for verifying transactions. The network also holds a system for accountability which ties the disbursement of funds to specific actions or outcomes.
For its part, GWN verifies participating marketplace charities for things like identity and legal compliance. It also operates an internal exchange of its token (the ALM) for fiat, or other digital currencies, that can be spent outside the marketplace.
The white paper outlines this process in great detail, but broadly speaking, here’s how it works:
GWN screens and registers charities to the marketplace, assigning them ERC-20 wallets capable of holding ALMs (the GWN tokens). Contributors purchase and hold ALMs (using various fiat and digital currency), which can then be designated for specific charities and charitable purposes. Funds are held in escrow until those predefined conditions are met, at which time a smart contract releases them to the charity for conversion to fiat or or digital currency via the GWN exchange.
This is what happens to an abandoned thread.
nice project. hoping for your more success. but dont forget my token.
Cool Name I Like the Logo hope the best Dev.
nice project
Guys, there is no airdrop. @dragonchain_1 is a fake twitter account, which has now been suspended. The real Dragonchain twitter is @dragonchaingang. https://twitter.com/dragonchaingang
Do not send any ETH to anyone offering a Dragonchain airdrop.
Do not send any ETH to anyone offering a Dragonchain airdrop.
I cannot believe anyone would send a payment to some random Twitter account in the hopes of getting a bigger return payment. Come on people!
Check the address that the scammers post, your jaw will literally drop to see how many people fall for it...it's a shame really, i feel for the newcomers who fall victim to this crap.
There needs to be a 15 minute universal crash course for newcomers to follow when getting into crypto, but i guess everyone is responsible for their own actions
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