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EastSound

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Quote from: notthematrix on November 28, 2017, 03:53:57 AM

With everything coming for the stratis in the next weeks , i hardly see it not reaching 100 000 satoshis, so yes the price will go up

It's on bittrex

Most of the incoming updates are tests.. So, better not to expect any price going up even the full node is in alpha.. Expect price jumps in 2018

notthematrix

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With everything coming for the stratis in the next weeks , i hardly see it not reaching 100 000 satoshis, so yes the price will go up

It's on bittrex

Vodzy

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Quote from: BancoBFC on November 28, 2017, 03:46:06 AM

Does anyone know if the price of stratis will go up? And where can we exchange it?

No one will tell you. Where to exchange you can find on coinmarketcap.

BancoBFC

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Does anyone know if the price of stratis will go up? And where can we exchange it?

trademark

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Quote from: TheHas on November 28, 2017, 03:11:00 AM

I'm just learning about Stratis and it looks to have a lot of potential and useability for non-tech types.

I just got some Stratis - interested in what the staking is like for Stratis? I'm guessing you just have to keep your wallet open and start staking, but how long would it take to get, say, 1 Stratis through staking if you had, lets say, 10 Stratis? I'm guessing a really long time!

Welcome to Stratis. It takes approximately 25,000 Stratis to stake 1 per day. You can calculate your stake earnings with the Stratis calculator here: https://www.stratispool.com/ If you don't have that many Stratis it probably won't be worth staking. Just keep buying and you'll be rewarded when the price increases.

TheHas

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I'm just learning about Stratis and it looks to have a lot of potential and useability for non-tech types.

I just got some Stratis - interested in what the staking is like for Stratis? I'm guessing you just have to keep your wallet open and start staking, but how long would it take to get, say, 1 Stratis through staking if you had, lets say, 10 Stratis? I'm guessing a really long time!

echcon271

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This coin is going crazy. I doubled my account in less than a week. Sweet!

mig6r

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Quote from: Eulersheep on November 22, 2017, 11:19:53 PM

Quote from: mig6r on November 22, 2017, 11:17:52 PM

Quote from: ruletheworld on November 22, 2017, 11:06:02 PM

Quote from: Eulersheep on November 22, 2017, 10:06:15 PM

Quote from: MoneyJ on November 22, 2017, 09:10:52 PM

Currently we have a drastic movement on the price of Stratis after lingering for a while . Hopefully it will become a momentum that will surge ahead prior to the launch of Breeze Wallet with full functionality on the main net.

Looking at Bittrex, some solid momentum builds, and then a whole lot of coins get dumped all at once. This has been repeating a few times. Whales trying to supress it til closer to the 11th?

That's not in our control. The only thing we can do is buy if we think the price is undervalued Cheesy

I believe whales are always trying to disguise the real pump as good as possible by building up all these small fake momentums. And then when they seriously pump Stratis people bet on selling a bit higher and rebuying lower and the moment will come when that does not work out Wink

This is why I'm hesitant to actually do this. Sure you might make some small amount of money on these swings, but if you miss out on the real pump you will lose out overall in the end. In the end this kind of trading is just gambling unless you have the power to manipulate markets.

Yes I quit doing that almost completely some time ago. I very rarely trade some coins back and forth but my major holdings won't be touched unless I deem it absolutely necessary. And Stratis is one major long term holding. Let the whales play their game as long as they don't forget to make us patient people rich as well Tongue

Electronic_Punk

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What is not yet particularly rising price ... Roll Eyes

Pajulapoiss

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Quote from: DXB2017 on November 28, 2017, 12:36:58 AM

really time to stock Stratis now guys..in coming week its will go over 10$

I would really hope so. With all the releases and publicity events on the way it seems a fairly reasonable speculation.

DXB2017

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really time to stock Stratis now guys..in coming week its will go over 10$

tiger2monkey

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Quote from: Dmask on November 27, 2017, 11:55:11 AM

28-30th Nov : Blockchain Expo at Silicon Valley
30th Nov : Test ICO Platform at Expo
Identity IOS App next week
1st Dec : Stratis Academy Platform
11th Dec : Breeze Wallet with Tumblebit
18th Dec : Full Node Alpha Release

Impressive, there are many upcoming events for stratis. Looks like devs have made great progress. Can not wait to see how the C# coin / platform progress.

ruletheworld

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Quote from: Eulersheep on November 27, 2017, 10:18:27 PM

Quote from: hughjays77 on November 27, 2017, 05:24:49 PM

Quote from: Dmask on November 27, 2017, 11:55:11 AM

28-30th Nov : Blockchain Expo at Silicon Valley
30th Nov : Test ICO Platform at Expo
Identity IOS App next week
1st Dec : Stratis Academy Platform
11th Dec : Breeze Wallet with Tumblebit
18th Dec : Full Node Alpha Release

This 2 release will be the keystone for Stratis.. Tumblebit technology is awesome, a disruptive innovation in this industry. I think we will soon have a new ath and maybe yes, we can go back to the billion club

Is Tumblebit really as big as it seems to be? It can make Bitcoin transactions anonymous (there is clearly a huge market for this looking at the valuation of coins like zcash/monero/dash). For zcash, shielded addresses is not in effect yet but it is something they are working on, for monero this is default (all addresses are shielded and thus by knowing an address you cannot know how many coins are associated with that address).

Does tumblebit do anything other than hide the transaction amount? Ie if you know the sender address and the receiver address, you can still see how many coins are associated with the address and could (in theory) infer how many coins were transacted? If this is so, how will it compete with say Monero (or zcash in the future if they solve some critical problems) which is already capable of completely anonymous transactions with shielded addresses? How heavy on resources with it be (ie would it be able to deal with the volume monero currently has)? I guess this would depend on how many masternodes are up.

Well, it does do a lot of things. The point is, it provides privacy to Bitcoin today. zcash/Monero might work, but that's not the world's biggest markets. Bitcoin is far bigger, and Bitcoin holders don't have any good privacy solutions. Tumblebit allows you that solution for people who hold Bitcoin.

Also, tumblebit is different from confidential transactions that hide the transaction amounts natively at the Bitcoin protocol level while still revealing the party receiving the transaction.

EastSound

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Quote from: Eulersheep on November 27, 2017, 10:18:27 PM

Does tumblebit do anything other than hide the transaction amount? Ie if you know the sender address and the receiver address, you can still see how many coins are associated with the address and could (in theory) infer how many coins were transacted? If this is so, how will it compete with say Monero (or zcash in the future if they solve some critical problems) which is already capable of completely anonymous transactions with shielded addresses? How heavy on resources with it be (ie would it be able to deal with the volume monero currently has)? I guess this would depend on how many masternodes are up.

I can only say is tumblebit is also a way for masternode holders to get rewarded depending on how much bitcoin is being mixed. Pretty much the tumblebit feature is more on the business perspective

artmen007

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Stratis has long been idle. And now its time has come to the end of the year to make the leap to 10 dollars. Judging by the fact that now almost every day there will be events at STRATIS this figure is quite achievable. Today's $ 5 is only the beginning

28-30 Nov: the Blockchain Expo in Silicon valley
November 30 : Test #ICO platform Stratis
Output Identity IOS app next week
1 Dec Academy platform Stratis
11 Dec : Breeze purse with Tumblebit
18 Dec : Full Node alpha release

Eulersheep

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Quote from: hughjays77 on November 27, 2017, 05:24:49 PM

Quote from: Dmask on November 27, 2017, 11:55:11 AM

28-30th Nov : Blockchain Expo at Silicon Valley
30th Nov : Test ICO Platform at Expo
Identity IOS App next week
1st Dec : Stratis Academy Platform
11th Dec : Breeze Wallet with Tumblebit
18th Dec : Full Node Alpha Release

This 2 release will be the keystone for Stratis.. Tumblebit technology is awesome, a disruptive innovation in this industry. I think we will soon have a new ath and maybe yes, we can go back to the billion club

Is Tumblebit really as big as it seems to be? It can make Bitcoin transactions anonymous (there is clearly a huge market for this looking at the valuation of coins like zcash/monero/dash). For zcash, shielded addresses is not in effect yet but it is something they are working on, for monero this is default (all addresses are shielded and thus by knowing an address you cannot know how many coins are associated with that address).

Does tumblebit do anything other than hide the transaction amount? Ie if you know the sender address and the receiver address, you can still see how many coins are associated with the address and could (in theory) infer how many coins were transacted? If this is so, how will it compete with say Monero (or zcash in the future if they solve some critical problems) which is already capable of completely anonymous transactions with shielded addresses? How heavy on resources with it be (ie would it be able to deal with the volume monero currently has)? I guess this would depend on how many masternodes are up.

no1dead

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Stratis is in pumping mode again, crazy project is on fire again!

StratisKing

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Stratis is always long term gem, one of my best investment portfolio in my life. It has changed my life.

krazy89

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Quote from: Fibonacci21 on November 27, 2017, 07:31:57 PM

Quote from: template on November 27, 2017, 07:10:30 PM

back to 50-52k

Never, it's not the time!

We already broke the long downtrend channel , theres will be up and down for now , but we are in uptrend atm , just use some basic TAs and i didnt even count about some massive updates upcoming for stratis.

Fibonacci21

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Quote from: template on November 27, 2017, 07:10:30 PM

back to 50-52k

Never, it's not the time!

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