Topic: Tezos: A Self-Amending Crypto-Ledger - page 28. (Read 67986 times)

I think a little later to buy a tezos, since a friend said that this is a promising coin

He is not preventing it just delaying everything.  DLS hold the codes but tezos foundation need to approve the launch and audit.       

Agree with that there will be small dump in the beginning but then it will shoot to $100 in no time. Within top 5 is an easy game for tezos.      

Gevers is probably an asshole, you could be right but the only thing he's holding is money, not the source-code to my knowledge so he cannot prevent the mainnet to go Live.

Arthur have mentiond that in blogpost one time. He is also recently mention in the reddit that the main net is ready he is just fixing the bugs because its easy to fix the bugs before launch.Gevers is the ass hole delaying the launch.    

market is ready for Tezos but don't forget that many of us are disapointed with all this drama and even if they go on market one day people will dump their tokens first day. but I think that with hard work they can do it and go to <10th place

the biggest mistake of breitmans is they don't capped their ICO and they hosted funds on third party! No Need.

Have they ever spoken about the probable launch in February 2018? That'd be so great. The market and community is sufficiently heated and 100% ready for XTZ

I hope they are planning the launch for feb 2018 I don’t want to see its being delayed again.     

Looking forward to seeing some news from the Tezos team. Patience is always the key to success.

2018 is here... It's Tezos time !

Currently 11 cryptocurrencies have valueation over $10 billion. I don't think Tezos valuation would be surprise for this market.

The way those conditions for participation were written should have raised all the red flag warning on anyone who had bothered to read it. I think is on the edge of legality to pretend this was ever a charity.

Probably and it is not the only one. But there is something positive about hype if the team is able to manage it adequately. A strong community can do a lot for you. Some other projects like Quantstamp understood that very well.

What are you talking about? The ICO was 6 month ago. The funds they've collected now cost about $ 1.5 billion. Where is at least something? Anything?

Probably you didn't get the goal of Tezos. A self-amending blockchain is something huge, never tried before. It has the potential to take every improvement of any other blockchains and implement it, without centralized hard forks. I don't see overhype here, the project really has a lot of potential. Let's hope to see it live soon.  

Some points from the website:

Decentralized, automated upgrades: Virtually every example of of modern software provides for automated updates, but blockchains remain a notable exception because update procedures are typically centralized. Tezos achieves decentralized upgrades of its blockchain protocol, something no other system offers.

Upgrades without hard forks: Upgrades are decided by stakeholder consensus in accordance to clearly laid out governance rules that are programmatically enforced. This avoids political deadlock and stagnation without entrusting or empowering a single core development team or de factor group with disproportionate sway over the process.

Funding innovation: While blockchain innovation is moving at a breathtaking pace, there is often little incentive to improve existing systems. As a result, application developers have been shoehorning tokens into applications where they do not naturally fit. These “appcoins” dilute the value of the underlying platform more than they contribute to its network effect.

No success because there is product yet. They are working on it onbiously.

Tezos is overhyped,but the project didnt achieved success why?because developers sucks a lot of potential but luck of development.

I don't think there is not much of details.
There is weekly development updates which are good. And some problems between the foundation and the company.

This is probably a commonly asked question - but does anyone know when refunds for late contributions will be returned?