Great, after all no one will give money to ANON devs if it is up to him.
Topic: Tau-Chain and Agoras Official Thread: Generalized P2P Network - page 167. (Read 309768 times)
February 18, 2015, 06:26:01 PM
February 18, 2015, 05:03:54 PM
This is not what I have heard... OK, please introduce your team.
i don't know what you've heard and what your intentions are.
i'll think more and ask people's permission before i publish their names again.
February 18, 2015, 04:31:39 PM
OK, please introduce your team.
February 18, 2015, 10:35:46 AM
Ohad,
I am interested to know more about the changes to the Zennet team, now Tau-Chain team. As I understood, most of the original Zennet team has left, including the former manager, Daniel Peled. Who exactly has left to work for the new Tau-Chain project? What happen that the original team has broken up (if it did broken up) and who is the new manager?
I am interested to know more about the changes to the Zennet team, now Tau-Chain team. As I understood, most of the original Zennet team has left, including the former manager, Daniel Peled. Who exactly has left to work for the new Tau-Chain project? What happen that the original team has broken up (if it did broken up) and who is the new manager?
That's not true. Most of the team is still with me and with tau, including Daniel Peled. The manager is me.
February 18, 2015, 03:00:52 AM
Ohad,
I am interested to know more about the changes to the Zennet team, now Tau-Chain team. As I understood, most of the original Zennet team has left, including the former manager, Daniel Peled. Who exactly has left to work for the new Tau-Chain project? What happen that the original team has broken up (if it did broken up) and who is the new manager?
I am interested to know more about the changes to the Zennet team, now Tau-Chain team. As I understood, most of the original Zennet team has left, including the former manager, Daniel Peled. Who exactly has left to work for the new Tau-Chain project? What happen that the original team has broken up (if it did broken up) and who is the new manager?
February 17, 2015, 04:32:53 PM
Roger that.
Is there a final date for the sale ?
no. but the amount of coins is bounded, and the price is increasing. obv, the price is so low now, and soon tau will be on air so naturally value and interest will go up, even more than the increase of 2% weekly.
nevertheless I keep the right to inform about the end of the sale one or two weeks before.
February 17, 2015, 04:16:12 PM
Roger that.
Is there a final date for the sale ?
February 17, 2015, 04:00:57 PM
What am I missing ?
you're missing all zennet buyers bought privately over the last ~6m, before this Agoras sale began, and i sent many of them coins (some of them preferred to let me keep them in the meanwhile)
now for the math:
; 42000000*3500
147000000000
which are the 147 billion agoras as announced.
every $1.02 gives 10 tokens, at today's price after 2% up since a week has passed.
what am i missing?
February 17, 2015, 03:29:56 PM
Asking for decent and transparent crowdfunding is not a crime, it's a must in crypto.
as above, i'm considering not only crypto world standards but also the whole software world's standards (and a few standards of my own). and i think this sale is very decent and transparent.
BTW, whats the name of the token on counterparty ?
http://blockscan.com/assetInfo/A8543099127490528000
Your words: "100$ = 3,500,000 Agoras. 1 Token = 3,500 Agoras."
So, we have 42m tokens which gives 147b Agoras.
IPO address: total of $ 6,652.16 received and total amount of 245,936 A8543099127490528000 tokens (out of 42m) sent,
245,936 A8543099127490528000 tokens * 3500 = 860,776,000 Agoras,
860,776,000 Agoras / 3,500,000 * 100$ = $ 24,593.6
received $ 6,652.16 (worth of bitcoins), sent $ 24,593.6 (worth of tokens).
What am I missing ?
February 17, 2015, 02:39:09 PM
Asking for decent and transparent crowdfunding is not a crime, it's a must in crypto.
as above, i'm considering not only crypto world standards but also the whole software world's standards (and a few standards of my own). and i think this sale is very decent and transparent.
BTW, whats the name of the token on counterparty ?
http://blockscan.com/assetInfo/A8543099127490528000
February 17, 2015, 02:36:33 PM
Not so transparent when you move the funds around, as far as I know these bitcoins can go back to the presale address to get more tokens..
Funds come there to be used for dev etc., not for savings
If you think this is an appropriate response you are mistaken.
so our team and myself will go and take another job until the sale ends?
we need to have minimal expenses for living, administration, marketing - and we do not have this minimum yet.
i'm not surprised that in a world where lies are very common people expect me to be a rich man wanting only more, and expecting me to tell semi-accurate things about the plans and the ongoing.
but, as always, i'm not going to lie even in a small thing. when taking this restriction, things change. and they change to the good.
of course, i'm not calling people to trust me based on my words only. it does not say i'm going to lie.
not using the funds will leave me with a choice to either lie i'm developing, or to take a job and admit i'm not developing. i do not prefer those options.
Don't take this personally, it's just history speaks for itself, and statistically I think there were like 80-90% scam crowdfunds/IPOs.
Asking for decent and transparent crowdfunding is not a crime, it's a must in crypto.
BTW, whats the name of the token on counterparty ?
February 17, 2015, 12:48:03 PM
another fakes:
http://tauchain.blogspot.co.il
http://taochain.blogspot.co.il
https://www.facebook.com/tauchain
btw the twitter fake is still there and publishing
http://tauchain.blogspot.co.il
http://taochain.blogspot.co.il
https://www.facebook.com/tauchain
btw the twitter fake is still there and publishing
February 17, 2015, 08:50:25 AM
Not so transparent when you move the funds around, as far as I know these bitcoins can go back to the presale address to get more tokens..
Funds come there to be used for dev etc., not for savings
If you think this is an appropriate response you are mistaken.
so our team and myself will go and take another job until the sale ends?
we need to have minimal expenses for living, administration, marketing - and we do not have this minimum yet.
i'm not surprised that in a world where lies are very common people expect me to be a rich man wanting only more, and expecting me to tell semi-accurate things about the plans and the ongoing.
but, as always, i'm not going to lie even in a small thing. when taking this restriction, things change. and they change to the good.
of course, i'm not calling people to trust me based on my words only. it does not say i'm going to lie.
not using the funds will leave me with a choice to either lie i'm developing, or to take a job and admit i'm not developing. i do not prefer those options.
February 17, 2015, 07:55:05 AM
Not so transparent when you move the funds around, as far as I know these bitcoins can go back to the presale address to get more tokens..
Funds come there to be used for dev etc., not for savings
If you think this is an appropriate response you are mistaken.
February 17, 2015, 07:06:27 AM
Not so transparent when you move the funds around, as far as I know these bitcoins can go back to the presale address to get more tokens..
Funds come there to be used for dev etc., not for savings
February 17, 2015, 02:57:32 AM
Published some notes and clarifications at http://www.idni.org/blog/post2
Some things are still not clear for me:1) Will we be able to trade the tokens when the pre-sale ends?
2) How about having a bit more tranparency like reporting about sold/remaining coins and current price?
3) Any refund policy (if you don't reach the $2M goal)?
BTW, here are crowdsale best practices: https://github.com/DavidJohnstonCEO/CrowdsaleBestPractices
1) These are XCP tokens - you can do with them whatever you like from the very moment you got them. I send them immediately to purchasers.
2) It's all transparent! How much was sold, the BTC address etc. See last post on zennet thread.
3) No refund, but, no escape for me not to dev. I will supply the products with or without successful presale. It'll take more time, less features and quality, and coin holders will hold much bigger stake. But no, no refund and no escape from supplying a network.
As for the best practices, there's much to tell, but I'll only mention that I tend to look from a broad perspective of the whole software world, not only the Bitcoin world. It's also about ethics.
Not so transparent when you move the funds around, as far as I know these bitcoins can go back to the presale address to get more tokens..
February 16, 2015, 08:08:07 PM
"About Tau-Chain" submitted to arXiv http://arxiv.org/abs/1502.04120
And, btw: http://primeurmagazine.com/weekly/AE-PR-03-15-83.html
Follow our new Twitter https://twitter.com/TauChainOrg
And, btw: http://primeurmagazine.com/weekly/AE-PR-03-15-83.html
Follow our new Twitter https://twitter.com/TauChainOrg
February 16, 2015, 07:05:36 AM
Published some notes and clarifications at http://www.idni.org/blog/post2
Some things are still not clear for me:1) Will we be able to trade the tokens when the pre-sale ends?
2) How about having a bit more tranparency like reporting about sold/remaining coins and current price?
3) Any refund policy (if you don't reach the $2M goal)?
BTW, here are crowdsale best practices: https://github.com/DavidJohnstonCEO/CrowdsaleBestPractices
1) These are XCP tokens - you can do with them whatever you like from the very moment you got them. I send them immediately to purchasers.
2) It's all transparent! How much was sold, the BTC address etc. See last post on zennet thread.
3) No refund, but, no escape for me not to dev. I will supply the products with or without successful presale. It'll take more time, less features and quality, and coin holders will hold much bigger stake. But no, no refund and no escape from supplying a network.
As for the best practices, there's much to tell, but I'll only mention that I tend to look from a broad perspective of the whole software world, not only the Bitcoin world. It's also about ethics.
February 16, 2015, 06:29:26 AM
Published some notes and clarifications at http://www.idni.org/blog/post2
Some things are still not clear for me:1) Will we be able to trade the tokens when the pre-sale ends?
2) How about having a bit more tranparency like reporting about sold/remaining coins and current price?
3) Any refund policy (if you don't reach the $2M goal)?
BTW, here are crowdsale best practices: https://github.com/DavidJohnstonCEO/CrowdsaleBestPractices
February 15, 2015, 03:50:48 PM
Yet another summarized definition of tau-chain http://tauchain.org
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