So stratis is also going to use masternodes? its getting kinda populair lol
This has been the plan for over half a year already nothing new. It takes time to develop the integration with Tumblebit and it seems to be getting very close!
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July 18, 2017, 07:20:10 PM
So stratis is also going to use masternodes? its getting kinda populair lol
This has been the plan for over half a year already nothing new. It takes time to develop the integration with Tumblebit and it seems to be getting very close!
July 18, 2017, 07:00:02 PM
Im not so convinced by this new identity management platform. They claim that first to market is irrelevant because the competition is buggy and not working properly but I see Civic making good progress, being more and more recognized and closing business partnerships left and right. It would be unfortunate to see Stratis becoming too spread out and wasting ressources best spent on a platform that will set them apart.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
I'm also not as convinced anymore about the business model in general, and the schedule of development in particular.
Sure, the C# implementation looks great at first sight, but the fate of the project is too close tied to the fate of BTC, for my taste.
BTC dominance is tanking and Stratis just pisses away a lot of significance.
They should really put more focus on the development of the platform and side chains. This mixer tech is a nice feature, but not as important.
The masternodes should run contracts, not be just mixers. And they seem to be much too expensive. They are already between a rock and a hard place with the decision, because Tumblebit's anonymity will work better with fewer servers.
And they don't seem to be following segwit2x with Breeze, instead they are fanboys of the core whiners, which I found rather disappointing.
Its denial of reality which I didn't expect in such a well managed project with strong leadership.
Their Slack is probably the biggest circle jerk in crypto land. Bring up just a trace of scepticism and your messages are either deleted, or you're banned right away.
I also share those concerns. Although when asked, Chris clearly said Srtratis would support both chains in case of a hardfork. I wish they could do an interview soon so we know more clearly what they are working on and what their strategy is. The overzealous community is what concerns me the most. Just a few days ago I have been called a troll because I game an opinion in which I defended Stratis but basically tried keep things down to earth.
July 18, 2017, 06:54:51 PM
Im not so convinced by this new identity management platform. They claim that first to market is irrelevant because the competition is buggy and not working properly but I see Civic making good progress, being more and more recognized and closing business partnerships left and right. It would be unfortunate to see Stratis becoming too spread out and wasting ressources best spent on a platform that will set them apart.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
I'm also not as convinced anymore about the business model in general, and the schedule of development in particular.
Sure, the C# implementation looks great at first sight, but the fate of the project is too close tied to the fate of BTC, for my taste.
BTC dominance is tanking and Stratis just pisses away a lot of significance.
They should really put more focus on the development of the platform and side chains. This mixer tech is a nice feature, but not as important.
The masternodes should run contracts, not be just mixers. And they seem to be much too expensive. They are already between a rock and a hard place with the decision, because Tumblebit's anonymity will work better with fewer servers.
And they don't seem to be following segwit2x with Breeze, instead they are fanboys of the core whiners, which I found rather disappointing.
Its denial of reality which I didn't expect in such a well managed project with strong leadership.
Their Slack is probably the biggest circle jerk in crypto land. Bring up just a trace of scepticism and your messages are either deleted, or you're banned right away.
They just increased the size of the development team and the lead developer is exclusively focusing on the Stratis node/sidechains.
I appreciate your positive input limbaugh, but can't see why you responded to CyborgDouche, his mind is obviously far away in a land filled with shitcoins, and doesn't have any Stratis at the moment. He would not be able to see that quite possibly Stratis is the biggest thing out there or that one day, it could be more important than bitcoin itself! It's why I generally don't bother, but hey, I just checked in for a bit, thought I'd chirp up you know.
July 18, 2017, 06:25:41 PM
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July 18, 2017, 06:19:58 PM
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So stratis is also going to use masternodes? its getting kinda populair lol
July 18, 2017, 05:48:25 PM
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July 18, 2017, 05:43:23 PM
Im not so convinced by this new identity management platform. They claim that first to market is irrelevant because the competition is buggy and not working properly but I see Civic making good progress, being more and more recognized and closing business partnerships left and right. It would be unfortunate to see Stratis becoming too spread out and wasting ressources best spent on a platform that will set them apart.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
I'm also not as convinced anymore about the business model in general, and the schedule of development in particular.
Sure, the C# implementation looks great at first sight, but the fate of the project is too close tied to the fate of BTC, for my taste.
BTC dominance is tanking and Stratis just pisses away a lot of significance.
They should really put more focus on the development of the platform and side chains. This mixer tech is a nice feature, but not as important.
The masternodes should run contracts, not be just mixers. And they seem to be much too expensive. They are already between a rock and a hard place with the decision, because Tumblebit's anonymity will work better with fewer servers.
And they don't seem to be following segwit2x with Breeze, instead they are fanboys of the core whiners, which I found rather disappointing.
Its denial of reality which I didn't expect in such a well managed project with strong leadership.
Their Slack is probably the biggest circle jerk in crypto land. Bring up just a trace of scepticism and your messages are either deleted, or you're banned right away.
They just increased the size of the development team and the lead developer is exclusively focusing on the Stratis node/sidechains.
July 18, 2017, 05:09:57 PM
Im not so convinced by this new identity management platform. They claim that first to market is irrelevant because the competition is buggy and not working properly but I see Civic making good progress, being more and more recognized and closing business partnerships left and right. It would be unfortunate to see Stratis becoming too spread out and wasting ressources best spent on a platform that will set them apart.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
I'm also not as convinced anymore about the business model in general, and the schedule of development in particular.
Sure, the C# implementation looks great at first sight, but the fate of the project is too close tied to the fate of BTC, for my taste.
BTC dominance is tanking and Stratis just pisses away a lot of significance.
They should really put more focus on the development of the platform and side chains. This mixer tech is a nice feature, but not as important.
The masternodes should run contracts, not be just mixers. And they seem to be much too expensive. They are already between a rock and a hard place with the decision, because Tumblebit's anonymity will work better with fewer servers.
And they don't seem to be following segwit2x with Breeze, instead they are fanboys of the core whiners, which I found rather disappointing.
Its denial of reality which I didn't expect in such a well managed project with strong leadership.
Their Slack is probably the biggest circle jerk in crypto land. Bring up just a trace of scepticism and your messages are either deleted, or you're banned right away.
July 18, 2017, 04:25:32 PM
So what are these masternodes, is it the same as DASH? You run a server with 1000 Stratis and perform the mixing and get reward? What will be the reward for MN of Stratis?
Edit: Wait, MN requires 250k stratis? like 750k$ ?
Edit: Wait, MN requires 250k stratis? like 750k$ ?
Yes Breeze Tumblebit server works well with minimal number of nodes. But there are still different nodes Stratis has to offer . So stay tuned.
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July 18, 2017, 04:08:43 PM
So what are these masternodes, is it the same as DASH? You run a server with 1000 Stratis and perform the mixing and get reward? What will be the reward for MN of Stratis?
Edit: Wait, MN requires 250k stratis? like 750k$ ?
Edit: Wait, MN requires 250k stratis? like 750k$ ?
July 18, 2017, 02:54:57 PM
Well guess i am back in the game, sold @ .003 and bought back in at .002 
made ~ 3 BTC profit so here is to round 2
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made ~ 3 BTC profit so here is to round 2 Icon
July 18, 2017, 02:43:33 PM
I think after 1st of august bitcoin will split into bitcoin clasic and bitcoin segwit2x.
I think both are going to fall short after the split but then bitcoin segwit2x will go to 10000$ and stratis priece is going to explode too then (when breeze wallet is ready)
I think both are going to fall short after the split but then bitcoin segwit2x will go to 10000$ and stratis priece is going to explode too then (when breeze wallet is ready)
July 18, 2017, 02:32:31 PM
STRATIS could grow bigger in the marijuana industry * 
$10 holla~
$10 holla~ July 18, 2017, 02:28:49 PM
Do you think price will fall back to 0.001 short after segwitx2?
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
No, I think stratis is going to soar, 1st of august is BTC's demise. China won't adopt segwit2x, bye bye california dreams.
There is always up and down, never know for sure which way. I think will go up for while now though.
July 18, 2017, 02:26:45 PM
Do you think price will fall back to 0.001 short after segwitx2?
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
No, I think stratis is going to soar, 1st of august is BTC's demise. China won't adopt segwit2x, bye bye california dreams.
July 18, 2017, 02:16:03 PM
Do you think price will fall back to 0.001 short after segwitx2?
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
I want to buy more stratis (cheap)
July 18, 2017, 01:03:38 PM
Buying at low was great and one of the best decision. Stratis is up again and now what people will be thinking about it when they left their coins in others hands who set up buy walls. Stratis is big deal and still large number of people is not getting it in right perspective.
July 18, 2017, 12:58:02 PM
?canadian financiers
blockchain~insurance companies... STRATIS could be a new paradigm shift*
x10 upppp//^
July 18, 2017, 12:21:05 PM
Im not so convinced by this new identity management platform. They claim that first to market is irrelevant because the competition is buggy and not working properly but I see Civic making good progress, being more and more recognized and closing business partnerships left and right. It would be unfortunate to see Stratis becoming too spread out and wasting ressources best spent on a platform that will set them apart.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
I'd say that identity management is something which is better to work properly right from the beginning. Poorly made identity management software is like a shoddy defibrillator. Better not touch it. It's very dangerous.
Because it's crucial part of computer security, any flaws in it can (and will be) exploited by malicious parties. And the consequences are usually very serious.
Therefore, any potential customer will choose the product which is well tested, secure and proven. They really don't care which one was first in the market.
Because if they choose poorly, and their identity management implementation fails (gets hacked etc) - they can loose their business overnight.
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