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Quote from: ThunderCatSteve on April 12, 2018, 08:00:01 AM

Quote from: wndrbr3d on April 12, 2018, 07:13:32 AM

ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

Well I wouldn't say that it's too much aggressive, it is usual campaign, and it is only signature campaign and they pay on their own currency so they are not spending any bitcoin or any fiat money but the reserved money.
And yeah the rate is good enough and the requirements are not too high, I have seen campaigns that require up to 30-40 posts per week which I would say in that case this is aggressive promoting, at the other side there are campaigns which require only 10 posts or less per week depending on the campaign.
They also are running the twitter campaigns which is very effective and yahoo makes his job just perfect!

Yeah, the lowest requirement I have ever joined is 20 posts per week and that was not even close to paying $30 per week. I do not think we should see it as good or bad, signature campaign is a tested way of promoting a project. I would have gladly joined if I did not already have a campaign, as GBYTE is one of the very few alts I followed from my earliest days (and I bought most of my byteballs.

That rate will be very good when gbyte reaches its ATH again, so trust me, that is one of the best methods to earn right now. I only hope the participants do not dump, and actually use the wallet. They will be so surprised to see how special it is!

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Quote from: jjacob on April 12, 2018, 05:53:36 PM

Quote from: wndrbr3d on April 12, 2018, 07:13:32 AM

ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

The price is up almost 20% today, but that cannot only be due to the signature campaign. The signature campaign has been around for more than 3 weeks now, but the price has jumped up today. It really is tough to think about price drivers in the crypto world - the market just isn't rational.

Blockchain was yesterday because Byteball makes clever payment possible and works with the new DAG technology.
it won't be bullish before it mature and the coin won't mature before it's fully distributed and decentralized i can see a very long way to a fully distributed fully decentralized mature Byteball by then many coins will come and go so it's very hard to predict a bullish Byteball for now.

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Quote from: wndrbr3d on April 12, 2018, 07:13:32 AM

ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

The price is up almost 20% today, but that cannot only be due to the signature campaign. The signature campaign has been around for more than 3 weeks now, but the price has jumped up today. It really is tough to think about price drivers in the crypto world - the market just isn't rational.

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byteball is one of the coins I used to follow. in this now I think the price is too low. I expect byteball to be going up soon.

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Quote from: ThunderCatSteve on April 12, 2018, 08:00:01 AM

Quote from: wndrbr3d on April 12, 2018, 07:13:32 AM

ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

Well I wouldn't say that it's too much aggressive, it is usual campaign, and it is only signature campaign and they pay on their own currency so they are not spending any bitcoin or any fiat money but the reserved money.
And yeah the rate is good enough and the requirements are not too high, I have seen campaigns that require up to 30-40 posts per week which I would say in that case this is aggressive promoting, at the other side there are campaigns which require only 10 posts or less per week depending on the campaign.
They also are running the twitter campaigns which is very effective and yahoo makes his job just perfect!

Well, Byteball are doing great job in trying to promote their product and bitcointalk forum is a good place to start. I can't say that 25 posts per week is unfair as they pay very well and every week! But, oh man, these campaigns with requirements of 30-40 post per week are insane, IMO.

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Quote from: wndrbr3d on April 12, 2018, 07:13:32 AM

ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

Well I wouldn't say that it's too much aggressive, it is usual campaign, and it is only signature campaign and they pay on their own currency so they are not spending any bitcoin or any fiat money but the reserved money.
And yeah the rate is good enough and the requirements are not too high, I have seen campaigns that require up to 30-40 posts per week which I would say in that case this is aggressive promoting, at the other side there are campaigns which require only 10 posts or less per week depending on the campaign.
They also are running the twitter campaigns which is very effective and yahoo makes his job just perfect!

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ByteBall team is making very aggressive promoting campaign using Bitcointalk Signature campaign: they pay 30-160$ (depends on BTT rank) for every week, but requirements are too high: 25 posts per week.

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Quote from: SHBlizzard on February 28, 2018, 03:53:42 PM

I do wish that perhaps Tony had picked a better ICO to start with than silent notary. but we shall see what the future holds

A new ICO on Byteball Platform : Worldopoly

Worldopoly is the world’s first mobile game combining AR, AI, Geolocationing, Blockchain, and DAG. The ICO is active until 17 May 2018, and you can buy WPT tokens with Bytes, BTC, or Ether. WPT token is issued both on Byteball and Ethereum platforms but investors on Byteball platform receive increased bonus (even if they pay in ETH or BTC) for investments up to 30 ETH.

Website and all ICO details: https://worldopoly.io

This is a Swiss company.

Wordopoly ICO Bot is already added to the Bot Store.

This is a good strategy from this Swiss company to use ByteBall (GBYTE) platform and Coin for their token sale, and I think that ByteBall is taking now attention to increase their popularity with any kind of advertisements and ICOs like this one^.
I hope that the price of ByteBall will be back to $1k as it was at the end of last year, ByteBall was always a favourited coin to me and I highly believe that this coin will go much higher as it is very very low (as <$170 in CMC now)

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Quote from: SHBlizzard on February 28, 2018, 03:53:42 PM

I do wish that perhaps Tony had picked a better ICO to start with than silent notary. but we shall see what the future holds

A new ICO on Byteball Platform : Worldopoly

Worldopoly is the world’s first mobile game combining AR, AI, Geolocationing, Blockchain, and DAG. The ICO is active until 17 May 2018, and you can buy WPT tokens with Bytes, BTC, or Ether. WPT token is issued both on Byteball and Ethereum platforms but investors on Byteball platform receive increased bonus (even if they pay in ETH or BTC) for investments up to 30 ETH.

Website and all ICO details: https://worldopoly.io

This is a Swiss company.

Wordopoly ICO Bot is already added to the Bot Store.

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withdraws are finally working on cryptopia

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Quote from: tyz on February 28, 2018, 02:50:13 PM

What do you think is the price development mid term after the distribution model has changed?

I am not pretty sure what impact it has on the long run. Byteball is awesome tech with some unique featues. KYC is one of the big topics in the domain with the increasing regulation activities. For that reason Byteball could be a spear head in crypto field by providing a easy to use solution to do KYC.

Well... clearly short term, it hasn't worked out, but ultimately we got rid of some weak hands, who were going to dump the airdrop anyways... mid to long term, i am still bullish on Gbyte for the simple reason that the Tech is phenomenal! not to mention the countless features it has : black bytes, oracles, atomic swap etc. I do wish that perhaps Tony had picked a better ICO to start with than silent notary. but we shall see what the future holds

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What do you think is the price development mid term after the distribution model has changed?

I am not pretty sure what impact it has on the long run. Byteball is awesome tech with some unique featues. KYC is one of the big topics in the domain with the increasing regulation activities. For that reason Byteball could be a spear head in crypto field by providing a easy to use solution to do KYC.

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Quote from: chukaday on February 13, 2018, 03:38:21 PM

Quote from: jjacob on January 22, 2018, 10:32:51 PM

Quote from: Ohgreatanotherone on January 22, 2018, 10:12:57 AM

Quote from: European Central Bank on January 19, 2018, 08:18:19 AM

I wish them luck with the new distribution but there's no way I'm linking my ID to any one individual address.

Aside from not having a clue who jumio is, I have no plans to stick with only one wallet.

This is a step backwards for privacy and anonymity. Having your personal identity linked to a platform most of us have barely heard of

This is only if you want to take part in the airdrop. If you would rather not have the $12 ($20 air drop - $8 Verification fees), you are welcome to give this pass. But as Tony says, more and more ICOs now seem to have a requirement to complete KYC of their investors. Eventually, linking real life ID will become compulsory if you want to invest in ICOs.

Although GBYTE would be the only DAG verified coin for ICOs (which is great), KYC for ICOs is blasphemy and idiotic at best. Why would you centralize personal information on everybody? So that a hacker's wet dream comes true and they can attain that infromation. Has any central authority ever in the history of mankind been able to keep KYC data safe? Answer is no and perhaps they will for a while, but eventually they will get hacked. I will never participate in any KYC ICO, it turns me off massively and all you should be worried about your data too.

I do not think KYC for ICOs will be driven by the coin developers themselves. It will be driven by governments and regulators in the country that the ICO is raising funds. Cryptos are kind of small compared to overall financial markets, but as they grow, regulators will impose KYC norms to prevent money laundering, tax evasion, terrorist financing, etc. Even the famed Swiss Banks, which were known across the world for their secrecy, have folded and are sharing information with government authorities.

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Quote from: jjacob on January 22, 2018, 10:32:51 PM

Quote from: Ohgreatanotherone on January 22, 2018, 10:12:57 AM

Quote from: European Central Bank on January 19, 2018, 08:18:19 AM

I wish them luck with the new distribution but there's no way I'm linking my ID to any one individual address.

Aside from not having a clue who jumio is, I have no plans to stick with only one wallet.

This is a step backwards for privacy and anonymity. Having your personal identity linked to a platform most of us have barely heard of

This is only if you want to take part in the airdrop. If you would rather not have the $12 ($20 air drop - $8 Verification fees), you are welcome to give this pass. But as Tony says, more and more ICOs now seem to have a requirement to complete KYC of their investors. Eventually, linking real life ID will become compulsory if you want to invest in ICOs.

Although GBYTE would be the only DAG verified coin for ICOs (which is great), KYC for ICOs is blasphemy and idiotic at best. Why would you centralize personal information on everybody? So that a hacker's wet dream comes true and they can attain that infromation. Has any central authority ever in the history of mankind been able to keep KYC data safe? Answer is no and perhaps they will for a while, but eventually they will get hacked. I will never participate in any KYC ICO, it turns me off massively and all you should be worried about your data too.

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Quote from: Vladdirescu87 on February 10, 2018, 09:27:16 AM

Byteball and Its Development in 2018

Byteball is one of the few currencies that does not go through rapid ups and downs as we can see in other coins. It has a very strong user base and thanks to this its growth is gradual but stable. It allows users to create bets of all kinds (such as on a flight delay or the weather) using the smart contracts with conditionals. All public assets are able to be sent as textcoins, not just Bytes. It also provides private payments in the form of a secondary Blackbytes currency.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/byteball-and-its-development/

https://coinidol.com/upload/resize_cache/iblock/b78/900_900_1/b782be61a42afc08f1f55573942ca2a7.jpg

This is really good article.

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Byteball and Its Development in 2018

Byteball is one of the few currencies that does not go through rapid ups and downs as we can see in other coins. It has a very strong user base and thanks to this its growth is gradual but stable. It allows users to create bets of all kinds (such as on a flight delay or the weather) using the smart contracts with conditionals. All public assets are able to be sent as textcoins, not just Bytes. It also provides private payments in the form of a secondary Blackbytes currency.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/byteball-and-its-development/

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Quote from: Ohgreatanotherone on January 22, 2018, 10:12:57 AM

Quote from: European Central Bank on January 19, 2018, 08:18:19 AM

I wish them luck with the new distribution but there's no way I'm linking my ID to any one individual address.

Aside from not having a clue who jumio is, I have no plans to stick with only one wallet.

This is a step backwards for privacy and anonymity. Having your personal identity linked to a platform most of us have barely heard of

This is only if you want to take part in the airdrop. If you would rather not have the $12 ($20 air drop - $8 Verification fees), you are welcome to give this pass. But as Tony says, more and more ICOs now seem to have a requirement to complete KYC of their investors. Eventually, linking real life ID will become compulsory if you want to invest in ICOs.

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Quote from: European Central Bank on January 19, 2018, 08:18:19 AM

I wish them luck with the new distribution but there's no way I'm linking my ID to any one individual address.

Aside from not having a clue who jumio is, I have no plans to stick with only one wallet.

This is a step backwards for privacy and anonymity. Having your personal identity linked to a platform most of us have barely heard of

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yes

You don’t have to use the single address wallet. It can be used solely to register the ID. The registered ID is known to no one except for a hash that does not link to your ID. Only you control who gets what it terms of ID info. That ID info given by you can be checked for validity via the hash (assuming the counter party trusts the Jumio attestation). I understand Jumio will not know the address you used for the attestation payment. So no link there.

For all the rest, the semi-anonymous DAG operations remain as they are coupled with our beloved black bytes. The addition is just a digital ID, no more no less. Your small payments wallet (and any other wallet you may add to the wallet) continues to function just like before. As long as you do not send any ID info, it remains dormant in your wallet.

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Quote from: European Central Bank on January 19, 2018, 08:18:19 AM

I wish them luck with the new distribution but there's no way I'm linking my ID to any one individual address.

Aside from not having a clue who jumio is, I have no plans to stick with only one wallet.

I won't link my ID either. Cool

Maybe this helps:
"Users can still easily add another wallet and make it multi-address for better privacy. The second wallet is not linked to the user’s verified identity and can be used anonymously."

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