Topic: High Performance Blockchain HBP - any solid information? (Read 1621 times)

Is that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4638377.new#new
official thread of this coin? I think it will be good to talk of one project in one place, aren't you think so?
I think will be good to bring HPB some popularity in bitcointalk, too...

High Performance Blockchain is still quite undervalued, after the release of their MainNet Release v1.1 on August 28, the token might gain some value.
https://coincodex.com/article/2241/top-3-coins-to-watch-august-27-september-2-2018/

Guys, so HPB has a partnership with Union Pay. Now the Bank of China made a partnership with Union Pay to develop products in the blockchain. Do you guys think HPB can be the choosen blockchain? Also HPB is now a member of World Bank. In my opinion this coin will be huge. They already developed the 1st batch of BOE hardware, which they will send now to the first 150 nodes around the globe. The requirements to be a node are very high( super high internet speed, high end servers, etc etc ). Already a couple of dapps showed their intention to run on HPB. 
The only thing is not so great is, people were expecting 1M tps, but HPB already said that will not happen soon. This mainnet will probably have aroun 10k tps ( I think it will have more, but this team likes to be very cautios in the promises they make ) .

What do you guys think of HPB ?

High Performance Blockchain got picked as #1 coin to watch in June 2018 by CoinCodex!

https://coincodex.com/article/1843/top-5-coins-for-june/

HPB Blockchain got featured as #2 coin for June 2018 by Cryptolite:

https://bestcrypto.tv/1739/top-7-coins-in-june-2018/

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Yea 100x coin

on one hand a lot of red flags, on the other hand its often compared with Eos, which also is just a erc20 token ATM (!).. for getting as high priced as Eos, it would need a x150.. 

i have invested a bit as chance to risk is okay to me, but I don't know what I should think about that project   

Sleeping giant

Like buying eth under 10$

HPB has been listed on the Bit-z, and the team has reported a capability of 30k TPS per second in the initial phase of testing on the testnet.

public testnet has officially been launched and whitepaper has been updated.  HPB elaborates on the UnionPay partnership just a bit more in updated whitepaper, snippet shown below:

https://i.redd.it/7yboiijggrp01.png

Coinmarketcap circulating supply for HPB will likely be changing sometime in the future as locked tokens are being released into the wild!  Circulating supply will be 28 million tokens in a couple days, read more here:

https://hpb.kf5.com/hc/kb/article/1132348/

give it some time, I know the idea of using company provided hardware is a bit atypical but give the team time to deliver the plan and execute.

But for all in your list users need special hardware. Not any. And this hardware it should be getting from team. I'd like idea. At first. But after some investigation my enthusiasm has come to an end. Because project have build for big corporation. But will they use unknown

High Performance Blockchain (HBP) is a new blockchain architecture designed to be an easy-to-use, high-performance blockchain platform. It is built to extend the performance of distributed applications to meet real business needs. HBP can support millions of transactions per second and provide permission in seconds. HBP was created to help bitcoin as well as other altcoins in the growing cryptocurrency market and stronger.

  are you blind??  Homie above you literally just posted the link to their github.  They've also taken pictures of their proprietary hardware motherboards as well.

Do you realize the large majority of cryptos are a "work in progress" without a live mainnet?  They're projecting to have mainnet in Q2, why would you even mention it would take decades?? 

In terms absolutely stupid to invest before actual proof of transactions...tell that to the EOS investors that got in around 50-60 cents range and mad 30x ROI during the bull run...

I wouldnt even dare to invest in this project. Seems waaay to unreal. No actual real proofs delivered so far, only theories, and calculations. It could literally take decades before this becomes a reality!!
I smell pure hype. And i wouldnt ever even consider putting a single dime into this group og people, without real certified and documented results.

Yet i'm surprised that they are valued more than 3x of a company like Universa... It would be absolutely stupid to invest before an actual proof of tx/s

I like idea of this project. I am not a techie but integrating hardware to accelerate blockchain processing seems very logical. I personally like the fact that this is a Chinese project without much attention in the West. This gives it a lot of potential to grow if they are able to produce what they claim.

Their goal is to be a general virtual machine for any blockchain. They aim to be the first 3rd-party blockchain to run the NEO virtual machine. If their partnership with NEO is as solid as they claim, then this seems very possible and will be huge when achieved. The NEO partnership seems legitimate in that they advertise it on their website and NEO has not denied this.

The more interesting partnership is with China UnionPay, a bank card company that is bigger than Visa (in terms of cards produced and a few other metrics) and does most of their business in China. They claim this partnership in their whitepaper but I can't find anything else supporting it. One of their team members is the Executive President at UnionPay Smart which is a subsidiary of UnionPay so a partnership is definitely possible but HBP could be exaggerating in their whitepaper, similar to Iota with Microsoft. I also think a partnership this signficant would be discussed in a lot more detail than a few lines in the whitepaper.

They have delivered on some small things they promised such as getting listed on Kucoin and becoming open source. They're testnet code is uploaded here https://github.com/hpb-project/ghpb-testnet/commits/master. It's the bigger deadlines that I am interested in that can be found here http://www.gxn.io/en.html under Roadmap such as the mainnet launch in June.

It's always tough for me to believe in a project before they have a working product but there are plenty of good signs here for HBP. I'll be following closely.

EDIT: It would also be more helpful if there was an official ANN thread

All of the coins aren't distributed at ICO.  The smart ICO's keep a percentage of tokens for community development, business partnerships, etc.  They can use the leftover tokens how they want.  Most of the binance coins from round 6 community vote already distributed their coins, yet they ran additional bounties that will result in coins being airdropped.  

Alot of coins have voting based airdrops, HPB and CPChain JUST had one 2 weeks ago.  If you're automatically ruling stuff before fully reading it just because the coins were "already distributed" you're missing stuff.  But it's clear you judge books by cover because you ruled HPB out just off their name...

I was tempted to buy this for a possible pump and dump scenario (you know what I mean) but when I looked at the name "High Performance Blockchain", I said ugh, so generic, I'll pass.
Reminds me of the local Chinese-owned establishment/stores near my vicinity like "High Grade" and "One and Only Marketing", so lame, personally I don't hate Chinese brands but it's quite easy to gauge their "product quality" by the way they name their brand.

The hell.... It's plain-sight obvious.
Who would start an airdrop if their coins were already distributed.