Topic: Primalbase - Distributed Workspace for Tech Community - page 94. (Read 152792 times)

Its not yet know but once it is listed on coinmarketcap I see that it will gain more investors on the exchanges.

When will Primallbase (PBT) be listed in the market, is not ICO long overdue?
I hope you negotiate immediately with bittrex or poloniex
It fits perfectly there

Any clue for exchange will be?
I hope at least bittrex but in Bittrex we cannot create buy order price more than 2 BTC.. Always failed by system..
It's better PBT launch as mPBT in exchange.. So 1 PBT = 1000 mPBT,  because it's so hard to pump any coin/token price above 1 BTC.. It's always end up under 1 BTC each coin/token.
Instead using price 5 BTC per PBT, it's better using 0.005 BTC per mPBT in exchange,  I believe it's more easy to pump from 0.005 BTC to 0.5 BTC per mPBT than pump from 5 BTC to 500 BTC per PBT..

why hasn't started ?

Nope, distribution hasn't started yet.

12:39 UTC

Anyone receive yet?

12:39

What time now in UTC
Still no PBT?

Your PBT token will appear in main wallet tab,in latest transaction and also will appear in Portofolio section.
Patience, distribution will begin in next 4 hours, maybe take more time since a lot of ICO participants

Where PBT balance will appear in waves client? In Main Wallet Tab or portfolio tab..
Currently I can only see US Dollar, Euro, Bitcoin & Waves currency in main wallet tab.. Is there will be appear Primalbase Token balance too in Main Wallet Tab on Waves Client?

redistribution of tokens is on  Monday July 3, at 12:00 (UTC)

According to the message sent out to everybody, distribution doesn't begin until 12:00 UTC which as far as I can tell isn't for another 5 1/2 hours. And that's just when they say it begins. Who knows how long the process is to get it out to everyone. So stay tuned. I'm sure we'll be getting updates from the team.

its early. you have to wait the distribution

How to see my PBT on Waves wallet.. I cannot see anywhere.. Neither on Waves DEX..

I'm surprised so many people are on board with one guys' petty post about how he lost interest in the coin when he looked at the bonus available for translators. First, this is a discussion that belongs in the bounty thread if it is to had at all. Second, the bounty structure has been known and published since before the ICO. Why all of a sudden is it an issue now? From what I saw, the team was very stringent in its demand that translations be original and not be done via Google translate. Translations are an important part of any ICO, and I don't think what the team offered was outrageous by any means. It may have been a little on the generous side, but it was clearly what they thought would be necessary to achieve the translations they desired. This fellow simply seems jealous that some people were able to perform the required tasks and receive the promised bounty. It feels very petty to raise this issue at this point in the process. I think the project should be judged on the whole scale and scope of what it has planned and what it has accomplished thus far. Which is a lot.

I hope this thread can return to more such fruitful discussions. Go to the bounty thread if you feel you absolutely must continue bemoaning perceived injustices in the translation bounty structure.

(For the record, I did not participate in the translation bounty even though I am fluent in Spanish and could have completed the Spanish translation had I been able to claim it in time. But I am an investor who purchased more than 1 PBT. It bothers me not in the least to think that someone received a generous amount (though certainly a fraction) of a PBT for performing a translation task that I may have found relatively easy to accomplish. I think being bothered about that says much more about the person being bothered than it does about the fairness of the bounty structure itself.)

Investor here as well and I agree with your take on the translation bounties. My wife translated for many years at the International level for a Governmental Ministry at the highest level in her respective nation. She didn't get paid anywhere near what those bounties paid. She also translated many 1000's of 100 + Page International Contracts that needed to be Apostilled  (Certification of the Certification of the Translation of notarial acts) It is however a nice sentiment to portray it as something that is more difficult and nuanced than it actually is and worthy of thousands of dollars of compensation.

Translations are not so easy to complete, Translators must have certain competencies and experience. You may be right but the main problem is when bounty managers chose "translators" with no backed experience. I have seen translations made  in Google Translate, now imagine such kind of translations  could be made by devs themselves without paying for it.  Project managers should be very careful when they choose users  to complete translations.

The translations price is not very high or low, A good translation requires time and skills but when these are made using automated software, you are perfectly RIGHT !!

Devs, community managers, bounty managers should improve the requirements, that's a good point to start.

I invested some but definitely agree with you.

This coin looked promising but after I saw bounty shares I have no interest about this coin. They pay thousands of dollars for cheap translation works. I wouldn't trust any ICO with big bounty payment promise. It's very bad looking for an investors eye. You pay 3-5 BTC for PBT tokens in ICO but some guy got same PBT token as you for only 8-9 page easy translation.

The only thing that the bounty hunters can do after the ICO is to wait. The investors token will be distribute tomorrow so it means that the token for bounty will follow.