[PoS+PoW] eXocoin [EXO]-gen 2.0- dev. from scratch! Give-Away | Open Beta - page 238.

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Quote from: Simakki on April 01, 2014, 03:37:31 PM

How many exocoins i will get in 2nd stage, if invest 0,5 btc ?

And i assume that 230btc cap will be reached and no changes to the original plan.

39,130 exos

Edit: I assumed there was 18M shared for 2nd stage. Since it's actually 18.5M, please refer to eXo_coin response. Thx

Simakki

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How many exocoins i will get in 2nd stage, if invest 0,5 btc ?

And i assume that 230btc cap will be reached and no changes to the original plan.

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@kingbtcvl,

ok your formula would be another valid way. However, we communicated our spreading plan and it will not be changed. Additionally I do not see why someone would want to have a fix 67% difference. Or in other words why our plan is worser than using your formula.

We were able to track down one bug that caused the crash of the open beta system. We already got a fix for it and are currently trying it. It looks promissing so far but we may need to cover some more test cases.
We are going to deliver an update in less than ~20hours probably if everything goes well. 2nd stage IPO will start anyway tomorrow.
Once update is on our server you can simply launch your version and accept the auto update. After executing the update you must double click coin.exe again and it should sync with 3-6 clients.
Please report if there are any issues using our auto updater. If there are then we will push the update to the initial package so you could download it again.
That way we can check if the updater is working as expected as well ;-)
Right now our bug report server is down. It will go on again later this week. Until then please report here in forum or via PM.

thanks for every support!
eXocoin team

#edit: upper cap is 230 BTC in total and 1.5 BTC for every individual (1.5 BTC as sum of 1st and 2nd stage investment)

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Quote from: Eadeqa on April 01, 2014, 03:03:43 PM

Please don't change anything due to whiners. Stick with the original distribution plan as outlined in the first page. People who aren't happy don't have to invest in the second phase.

+1
Relax, the eXo_coin already said he will not change. But it has a very annoying guy continues to insist.
Hopefully one of the criteria to invest in the second stage is be not annoying. Grin

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Please don't change anything due to whiners. Stick with the original distribution plan as outlined in the first page. People who aren't happy don't have to invest in the second phase.

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Quote from: kingbtcvl on March 29, 2014, 04:53:15 AM

now that you have officially stated the conditions for the second stage of the ipo, let me be the first one to ask critical questions about your proceeding.

note that i am asking this qestions under the asumption that the upper cap of the 230 btc for the second stage will be reached, but as you obviously assume that yourselves according to the follwoing statement my questions have a right to exist.

Quote from: exokk on January 26, 2014, 01:02:04 PM

Quote from: titan20 on January 26, 2014, 08:32:19 AM

Is it possible that an early bird adapter gets less EXO for 1 btc then a second-stage adapter [...].

[...] it is very unlikely that this will be really the case. We are expecting an steady increase in attention and investments over the time till launch.

why do you think that an early bird investor deserves a whopping 67% more eXo for his investment compared to a potential investor of the 2nd stage?

even if you consider a 67% advanatage for early birds to be fair, why do you insist on the upper cap for the second stage instead of using the formula

Code:

(1.67 * early bird investment + second stage investment)/(1.67 * all early bird investments + all second stage investments) * 42000000,

which gets rid of the upper cap, but sill yields the same 67% advantage for early birds?

why the advantage of 67%? Though I don't say its a whooping premium to second stage, I just want to know how you arrived at this premium?

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Quote from: kingbtcvl on April 01, 2014, 11:35:47 AM

Quote from: eXo_coin on March 31, 2014, 06:24:10 PM

You might [...]

@exo_coin:

thanks for your answer.
we obviously have some different opinions concerning the definition of the investement risk as you only think in terms of fiat whereas i prefer to think in terms of btc exclusively like most people in cryptocurrencies do like this guy for example:

Quote from: mikesbmw on March 31, 2014, 09:07:42 AM

Okay, enough with the early-bird vs. second-round "investors".

I am one of the early-birds and don't care if BTC has become 50% less valuable.
Would you also complain if BTC had risen to $1400 and second-stagers had to pay double (in fiat!) for a stake?

Stop being so selfish.

It's a stake in BTC, so stop converting to fiat. BTC = BTC.
Tough luck and shit happens Wink

nevertheless your answer has made me unterstand your point of view concerning my first question now and thats all i wanted. however you don't really refer to my second questions or at least i can't see it yet. i would be happy if you could make your point clear here in the same matter as for my first question. so once again:
why do you insist on the upper cap for the second stage instead of using the formula

Code:

(1.67 * early bird investment + second stage investment)/(1.67 * all early bird investments + all second stage investments) * 42000000,

which gets rid of the upper cap, but sill yields a 67% advantage for early birds?
i mean the 67% are the upper bound for the advantage for the early birds in case that 230 btc will be reached, but you have also announced that you will correct the distribution for the benefit of the early birds if too few people invest in the second stage. so to ask that questions differently what is supposed to be the advantage of the upper cap of 230 btc?

What's the advantage of the formula instead of the upper cap?

azwccc

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is the decentralized exchange just a wish, not promise?

quote from whitepaper:

Quote

We cannot guarantee in any way that eXocoin will be a success. You have our words that we will
hand all investments back (100%) if we will not provide a working client that has all core features a
coin (including security) must have plus the main features we would like to add (this does not include
the p2p market place and any other extended features we might add to this paper).

Does this mean you will not return the investment if you fail to provide p2p market place?

fudge

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somebody with active connections
please post your output from Debug window->get active peers

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Quote from: fudge on April 01, 2014, 01:55:00 PM

my active connections = 0
how to add some nodes?

+1
Mine as well. The client runs fine. However, it is unable to connect to any nodes.

fudge

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my active connections = 0
how to add some nodes?

Jigme

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seems like an interesting coin. How can I mine this coin, its not scrypt based right? Will I be better off mining or investing in ipo?

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Never back down !!!

Quote from: Momimaus on April 01, 2014, 12:08:59 PM

you are not connected to the network
failed to create 10.00EXO

Does someone else have this problem?

networktime at the wallet is synchronised and I have a green checkmark a the bottom right.

alright, last page. sry. it has been stopped.

Momimaus

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Never back down !!!

you are not connected to the network
failed to create 10.00EXO

Does someone else have this problem?

networktime at the wallet is synchronised and I have a green checkmark a the bottom right.

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Quote from: eXo_coin on March 31, 2014, 06:24:10 PM

You might [...]

@exo_coin:

thanks for your answer.
we obviously have some different opinions concerning the definition of the investement risk as you only think in terms of fiat whereas i prefer to think in terms of btc exclusively like most people in cryptocurrencies do like this guy for example:

Quote from: mikesbmw on March 31, 2014, 09:07:42 AM

Okay, enough with the early-bird vs. second-round "investors".

I am one of the early-birds and don't care if BTC has become 50% less valuable.
Would you also complain if BTC had risen to $1400 and second-stagers had to pay double (in fiat!) for a stake?

Stop being so selfish.

It's a stake in BTC, so stop converting to fiat. BTC = BTC.
Tough luck and shit happens Wink

nevertheless your answer has made me unterstand your point of view concerning my first question now and thats all i wanted. however you don't really refer to my second questions or at least i can't see it yet. i would be happy if you could make your point clear here in the same matter as for my first question. so once again:
why do you insist on the upper cap for the second stage instead of using the formula

Code:

(1.67 * early bird investment + second stage investment)/(1.67 * all early bird investments + all second stage investments) * 42000000,

which gets rid of the upper cap, but sill yields a 67% advantage for early birds?
i mean the 67% are the upper bound for the advantage for the early birds in case that 230 btc will be reached, but you have also announced that you will correct the distribution for the benefit of the early birds if too few people invest in the second stage. so to ask that questions differently what is supposed to be the advantage of the upper cap of 230 btc?

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