Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 154. (Read 1234271 times)

What do you think after looking at the following chart?
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/byteball/
Is it stimulating your greedy instinct a bit?  

of course, each investor has personal glance, and different decision, I have simply gave you a hint on Byteball price chart.

Yes, the network is very slow at the moment, the chief developer is looking into it!

figured it out. had to delete the folder which was stored.
the payment I had sent is unconfirmed for several hours, is byteball network slow at the moment?

just set a password and you are fine

https://i.imgur.com/5Xcxr9e.png

We asked cryptocurrency newcomer Masha to use Byteball smart contracts to bet on the FIFA World Cup. Will she win? https://youtu.be/R1QzYLZf7wA

You're correct, nominally 12% not 22%, but even so I don't think it's possible to have a legitimate currency where one entity is controlling 10% of the entire supply. This is a major issue for zcash and others, imo, and for a long time even cast a shadow over Bitcoin wrt Satoshi estimated to hold 5% of ultimate supply (though I think it's fairly widely believed that those coins will never move now).

Even 1% as originally proposed is massive. This would be equivalent to someone holding like $50 trillion USD. Five or ten percent or higher is just impossible to be taken seriously as a legitimate worldwide monetary system. I know it might not seem like it based on the mania of last year, but imo there little chance such a centralized system can be seen by most as anything but a money grab or Ponzi.

just set a password and you are fine

Hi,

I got excited about byteball and logged in to link steem and byteball.
now my byteball adress is in my brothers laptop. how can I log out again?

I remember that there was a button LOG OUT. i dont see that anymore

if anybody has a solution please help.

thanks

We asked cryptocurrency newcomer Masha to use Byteball smart contracts to bet on the FIFA World Cup. Will she win? https://youtu.be/R1QzYLZf7wA

Steem attestation bot launched https://medium.com/byteball/introducing-a-bridge-between-byteball-and-steem-and-an-airdrop-548d7958b9e9
After attesting your Steem username, you can send/receive money to steem/username instead of a less user-friendly crypto address and receive privileges for high Steem reputation:

- The real name attestation bot offers a 30% discount to users with Steem reputation over 50;
- The “Buy Bytes with Visa or Mastercard” bot offers a 3% bonus of the purchased amount to users with Steem reputation over 50;
- The ICO bot includes an option to offer various levels of discounts depending on Steem reputation. It is up to individual ICOs to enable this option.

There is also an airdrop for Steem users, amounts depend on reputation.  Referrers receive the same rewards as newly attested users they refer.  Part of the reward is locked on a smart contract that vests in 1 year.

https://i.imgur.com/oCzEsLv.png

To use all that, you need to upgrade to wallet version 2.4.0 released today https://github.com/byteball/byteball/releases.

Other updates in this version:

* Spending unconfirmed funds
* Receiving textcoins before confirmation
* Restored the ability to send private assets between own wallets without going through textcoin files
* Fixed several bugs that could crash full wallets
* Fixed a bug in full wallets that could lead to loss of funds when trying to send a private textcoin and declining the save dialog
* Fixed a bug that sometimes prevented password-locked light wallets from starting
* Fixed weird display of one of initial screens in iPhone X
* Estonian translation, other translations improved

iOS version will be updated with some delay as it needs to be reviewed by Apple.

hi is the free byte still available to new wallets?