Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 282. (Read 1234285 times)
January 24, 2018, 02:19:36 PM
I am in Byteball since November and it shows amazing growth! Not only in satoshis, but in USD too! Still waiting for upswing that is coming!
January 24, 2018, 01:08:16 PM
I can't believe byteball is this good.Fast feeless.Privacy.Working wallets
January 24, 2018, 02:52:09 AM
Can the national IDs without latin characters be verified?
No, Latin characters are requiredOr can I get verified with my passport?
Yes. See the steps here.This is a very excellent idea for better distribution. I hope it was initiated by the dev team itself so that the distribution goes further than BTC holders.
January 23, 2018, 07:43:20 PM
The same address participate automatically again, you must only register again when you move your bytes or btc to a other address.
you can easy speak with the chatbot and he tell you the connected value.
you can easy speak with the chatbot and he tell you the connected value.
January 23, 2018, 07:02:05 PM
this was probably asked already but i couldn't find it...
if i have already participated in the last airdrop in november, do i have to register that btc address again with the chat bot before the next airdrop in march or does the same address participate automatically again?
if i have already participated in the last airdrop in november, do i have to register that btc address again with the chat bot before the next airdrop in march or does the same address participate automatically again?
January 23, 2018, 11:10:38 AM
Hey guys we are happy to announce that we also participte in the Byteball Cashback Program, besides the cashback we offer also 20% discount with code OPEN18!
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January 23, 2018, 09:15:05 AM
Can the national IDs without latin characters be verified?
No, Latin characters are requiredOr can I get verified with my passport?
Yes. See the steps here. January 23, 2018, 08:55:16 AM
To bad to hear so many people are having trouble verifying. I wonder how much of that is users not doing things properly (e.g. using a low res camera) and how much of that is needing a better how to (e.g. stressing the importance of using a good camera and good lighting conditions). However, as an ICT-professional i know that improving instructions only helps so much, many people can't do slightly complicated tasks no matter how good the explenation is....
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
As I've said before, I've helped verified 3 people using their passports and I've had no problems. And I've also helped (try to) verify other 2 persons using their national IDs on high-end Android devices, with Latin characters, with no glare, proper focus, and the process failed both times.
I really think national IDs from a lot of countries (maybe most countries) are not supported. I'd like to know which ones exactly. That information should be posted.
Who here has been successfully verified with a national ID or driving license? From what countries?
Can the national IDs without latin characters be verified? Or can I get verified with my passport?
January 23, 2018, 07:22:11 AM
To bad to hear so many people are having trouble verifying. I wonder how much of that is users not doing things properly (e.g. using a low res camera) and how much of that is needing a better how to (e.g. stressing the importance of using a good camera and good lighting conditions). However, as an ICT-professional i know that improving instructions only helps so much, many people can't do slightly complicated tasks no matter how good the explenation is....
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
As I've said before, I've helped verified 3 people using their passports and I've had no problems. And I've also helped (try to) verify other 2 persons using their national IDs on high-end Android devices, with Latin characters, with no glare, proper focus, and the process failed both times.
I really think national IDs from a lot of countries (maybe most countries) are not supported. I'd like to know which ones exactly. That information should be posted.
Who here has been successfully verified with a national ID or driving license? From what countries?
January 23, 2018, 07:03:53 AM
To bad to hear so many people are having trouble verifying. I wonder how much of that is users not doing things properly (e.g. using a low res camera) and how much of that is needing a better how to (e.g. stressing the importance of using a good camera and good lighting conditions). However, as an ICT-professional i know that improving instructions only helps so much, many people can't do slightly complicated tasks no matter how good the explenation is....
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
I've had three experiences with verification, me and a buddy of mine verified in less then ten minutes, another failed because he was using a low-res laptop webcam.
January 23, 2018, 06:35:47 AM
received them, thank you
come on )) google it and see it was posted 40+ times long time agothese guys even cannot issue a new one for textcoin which costs less than few cents.
You can reuse the same Byteball address and the textcoin string do not change. Just refill the byteball address and the textcoin can be claimed again.
I post a textcoin of 1,000,000 bytes per day at the same time here and in slack and in reddit. Processing this way I just have to copy/paste the same message each day (manual process...).
No scam here.
Have a nice day.
January 23, 2018, 06:34:56 AM
received them, thank you
come on )) google it and see it was posted 40+ times long time agothese guys even cannot issue a new one for textcoin which costs less than few cents.
As for the verification partnership it is clear to see Tony is looking at ByteBall as a potential platform for major ICO's. Personally, I think he has been hinting at this direction for awhile now and I hope to be impressed this year
January 23, 2018, 04:54:22 AM
1) https://changenow.io/ Exchanges for GBYTE already supported
2) I hope that developers will improve the voting function as soon as possible and solve the community dispute issue.
2) I hope that developers will improve the voting function as soon as possible and solve the community dispute issue.
Thank you. Very good find.
Message has been propagated through Slack, Telegram and will certainly see Facebook and Reddit soon.
January 23, 2018, 04:36:35 AM
About March and others distributions.
The main trouble is that it goes 1 day and many buy GBYTE or link BTC account for this 1 day and after sell free GBYTE they receive.
I think the system that NEO has is more fair. It distributes GAS for NEO holders every day. And you can just click on Claim button in a wallet and receive it. The more you hold, the more you get. Holding NEO for a year gives me theoretically about 6% of profit. My point is that: give more exchanges so everybody can buy, and make every day distribution for holders. And we are in top!
The main trouble is that it goes 1 day and many buy GBYTE or link BTC account for this 1 day and after sell free GBYTE they receive.
I think the system that NEO has is more fair. It distributes GAS for NEO holders every day. And you can just click on Claim button in a wallet and receive it. The more you hold, the more you get. Holding NEO for a year gives me theoretically about 6% of profit. My point is that: give more exchanges so everybody can buy, and make every day distribution for holders. And we are in top!
January 23, 2018, 04:22:46 AM
90% of Jumio verification attempts failed for technical reasons and Jumio gets $8 regardless according to https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sawz9/report_some_errors_during_id_verification/. Jumio partnership may have been a good idea or noble in theory but in practice it seems to be a flop. The distribution of the remaining bytes should not be in such a centralized manner with only one glitchy service receiving a significant portion of distributed bytes. And sorry but you are not going to improve Byteball's attractiveness to this market by giving away free money. You do that by marketing it to them... The second XRB stopped their captcha faucet it skyrocketed along with its user count.
Agree. My verification also failed 
. Tried on several iPhones and there was errors on all of them, also tried via computer and web camera but it is not high-res so there is an error again. I suppose there should be some test for checking if your camera and device is ready before you start the verification. Probably somebody could make such a service.Agree with exchanges also. The more we have, the more users! From my experience when I decide to buy GBYTE, I spent some time to find how can I do this. After some research I understand that I had only 2 options: the one is unknown for me cryptox.pl, and Byte-BTC bot which I learn only after I installed the wallet. I finally bought it only with help of this forum, and if not this, probably I wouldn't buy it at all. If it was listed on binance, kukoin or anything else that I use, I can buy it much easier without any troubles. For newcomers it is hard and many do not reach the end like me.
January 23, 2018, 04:08:17 AM
received them, thank you
come on )) google it and see it was posted 40+ times long time agothese guys even cannot issue a new one for textcoin which costs less than few cents.
January 23, 2018, 02:39:22 AM
Still no new exchanges?
Agree with you; we should have Poloniex, at least, and other Asian exchanges, like the ones located in Japan and South Korea.
We already have upbit in south Korea :
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/byteball/?utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=cmcwidget&utm_source=byteball.fr&utm_content=byteball#markets
January 23, 2018, 01:29:52 AM
1) https://changenow.io/ Exchanges for GBYTE already supported
2) I hope that developers will improve the voting function as soon as possible and solve the community dispute issue.
2) I hope that developers will improve the voting function as soon as possible and solve the community dispute issue.
January 22, 2018, 10:58:52 PM
90% of Jumio verification attempts failed for technical reasons and Jumio gets $8 regardless according to https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sawz9/report_some_errors_during_id_verification/. Jumio partnership may have been a good idea or noble in theory but in practice it seems to be a flop. The distribution of the remaining bytes should not be in such a centralized manner with only one glitchy service receiving a significant portion of distributed bytes. And sorry but you are not going to improve Byteball's attractiveness to this market by giving away free money. You do that by marketing it to them... The second XRB stopped their captcha faucet it skyrocketed along with its user count.
Devs really need to improve the image of Byteball. There's a lot of information asymmetry (for example https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sarfg/distribution_methods/). I personally thought the name was okay but most people on reddit/newbies disagree. Daily posts complaining about the name. I strongly encourage the devs to rename the platform and units. Pretty much anything nice and serious-sounding without any unrelated connotations would be good and you could do some polling.
Still no new exchanges? If you need to pay them to list GBYTE that is a much better investment of the undistributed funds than subsidies of Jumio. Look Jumio partnership is okay, but you need to halt it until they fix their technical problems and their pricing structure to only charge if the attempt failed due to a fraudulent attempt, not merely a technical fault of Jumio. And to put it bluntly a flood of verified users trying to get free money is pointless without an ecosystem of enterprises that those users would patronize and that require users to be identified by Jumio.
Disclaimer: I hold bytes and am not selling, just suggesting improvements.
Edit: Added quote from baki on slack.
IOTA and Railblocks have distributed all their coins ByteBall doesn't still have 35% with the Dev,IOTA and Railblocks price is in the 1 and 2 digits Byteball price is in the 3 digits ,IOTA and Railblocks are more decentralized than Byteball at the moment,correct if i am wrong? Devs really need to improve the image of Byteball. There's a lot of information asymmetry (for example https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sarfg/distribution_methods/). I personally thought the name was okay but most people on reddit/newbies disagree. Daily posts complaining about the name. I strongly encourage the devs to rename the platform and units. Pretty much anything nice and serious-sounding without any unrelated connotations would be good and you could do some polling.
Still no new exchanges? If you need to pay them to list GBYTE that is a much better investment of the undistributed funds than subsidies of Jumio. Look Jumio partnership is okay, but you need to halt it until they fix their technical problems and their pricing structure to only charge if the attempt failed due to a fraudulent attempt, not merely a technical fault of Jumio. And to put it bluntly a flood of verified users trying to get free money is pointless without an ecosystem of enterprises that those users would patronize and that require users to be identified by Jumio.
Disclaimer: I hold bytes and am not selling, just suggesting improvements.
Edit: Added quote from baki on slack.
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It is worth pondering why IOTA and Raiblocks scored much more users. They do not use propagation methods, for example, in Byteball. The best way to distribute and accept this is a large number of exchanges, as well as a demonstration of opportunities. When buying on the exchange, people get tokens expensive, and they value them more, a large number of investments attract not only speculators, but also users. Demonstration of scaling gives people to understand which crypto currency really has a future. Byteball makes two mistakes, ignores advertising and new exchanges. If your product is ready for use right now, and the number of users is small, you need advertising and simplify the method of buying crypto currency. Demonstration of scaling is part of such advertising, as it increases the confidence of users in the capabilities of crypto currency.
January 22, 2018, 10:54:52 PM
90% of Jumio verification attempts failed for technical reasons and Jumio gets $8 regardless according to https://www.reddit.com/r/ByteBall/comments/7sawz9/report_some_errors_during_id_verification/. Jumio partnership may have been a good idea or noble in theory but in practice it seems to be a flop. The distribution of the remaining bytes should not be in such a centralized manner with only one glitchy service receiving a significant portion of distributed bytes. And sorry but you are not going to improve Byteball's attractiveness to this market by giving away free money. You do that by marketing it to them... The second XRB stopped their captcha faucet it skyrocketed along with its user count.
Disclaimer: I hold bytes and am not selling, just suggesting improvements.
Disclaimer: I hold bytes and am not selling, just suggesting improvements.
So what is the point of paying 8 dollars on front UNCONDITIONALY, I don't get it. We won't have too many new Byteball user. Why centralize the verification ID with "Jumio", there is https://shuftipro.com/ also.
I thought we are in a decentralice small world with a conditional payments.
Why should I loose 8 dollars if the condition of ID verification is not met. I thoght that we were in Byteball, not bitcoin.
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