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August 15, 2017, 11:55:44 AM
The IOU's are a pretty good sign though, the value there is already double the ICO price.   Smiley

TEZOS will be NO.1 competitor to ETH, I expect prices to hit $100
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August 15, 2017, 11:51:26 AM
The IOU's are a pretty good sign though, the value there is already double the ICO price.   Smiley
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Patience is the key to success
August 15, 2017, 11:47:08 AM
They made a good move by not launching the coin on the exchanges after ico end. I am sure they are preparing the project launch in a perfect manner and with good profit for the buyers
sr. member
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August 15, 2017, 10:13:43 AM
Tezos shot straight through the stratosphere in the blink of an eye with their Initial Coin Offering several weeks back. Tezos raised an unbelievable $232 million in and ICO that took just two weeks. Simply incredible.

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/08/120569-raising-232-million-ico-tezos-gives-back-50-million-commitment-companies-looking-use-tezos-platform/
legendary
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August 15, 2017, 10:01:38 AM
If btc has more value than its price during the ico, human behaviour has it that most people will dump their bags for 65% fiat profit, but the strong hands will take the heat and the reward of long term.

Tezos buyers aren't of the same mindset as buyers of typical shitcoin icos that pay lots of bounties and launch quickly. I wouldn't be surprised if Tezos hits the exchanges at 2x+ ico btc price and holds there.
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August 15, 2017, 03:18:08 AM
If btc is 2x more expensive than during the tezos ico price, will some buyers be trying to get out so they can dump for fiat perhaps? or will they see tezos as a way to make more btc and be more inclined to stay in?
Very curious how this will be received on the exchanges.
I think the increasing gives value to Tezos. They hold and that means their budget expanding. And that leads them team to flexibility.
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August 15, 2017, 01:53:27 AM
If btc has more value than its price during the ico, human behaviour has it that most people will dump their bags for 65% fiat profit, but the strong hands will take the heat and the reward of long term.
legendary
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August 14, 2017, 09:48:38 AM
If btc is 2x more expensive than during the tezos ico price, will some buyers be trying to get out so they can dump for fiat perhaps? or will they see tezos as a way to make more btc and be more inclined to stay in?
Very curious how this will be received on the exchanges.
vip
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August 13, 2017, 08:11:44 PM
Hi Forum,
I would like to buy Tezos when they open, if they dip to or below the ico price.  My question is how will I be able to buy it?

Would I buy on a stock exchange, like a standard stock, or would I need to buy on an altcoin exchange?
If I need to buy on an altcoin exchange, which is the safest altcoin exchange to buy it?
Will I be able to buy in US dollars, or will I need to buy bitcoin first, and then exchange for tezos?

I expect that I will need to buy quick, before the price goes back up.  Please give me some guidelines, on how I should do this and not hurt myself in the process.
Thanks much,

"I don't know absolute nothing about cryptocurrencies", said "MrCoinMan". lol   Grin

FWIW, we're not talkin' 'bout some teenager here looking for advice given that McM types the old-school way, viz. two spaces after a full stop. I'd say this dude's been 'round the block[chain] a time or three, his singular post of a newly created user account perhaps having an ulterior motive.
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To the moon!
August 13, 2017, 06:45:22 PM
Hi Forum,
I would like to buy Tezos when they open, if they dip to or below the ico price.  My question is how will I be able to buy it?

Would I buy on a stock exchange, like a standard stock, or would I need to buy on an altcoin exchange?
If I need to buy on an altcoin exchange, which is the safest altcoin exchange to buy it?
Will I be able to buy in US dollars, or will I need to buy bitcoin first, and then exchange for tezos?

I expect that I will need to buy quick, before the price goes back up.  Please give me some guidelines, on how I should do this and not hurt myself in the process.
Thanks much,

"I don't know absolute nothing about cryptocurrencies", said "MrCoinMan". lol   Grin
sr. member
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August 13, 2017, 05:11:24 PM
Hi Forum,
I would like to buy Tezos when they open, if they dip to or below the ico price.  My question is how will I be able to buy it?

Would I buy on a stock exchange, like a standard stock, or would I need to buy on an altcoin exchange?
If I need to buy on an altcoin exchange, which is the safest altcoin exchange to buy it?
Will I be able to buy in US dollars, or will I need to buy bitcoin first, and then exchange for tezos?

I expect that I will need to buy quick, before the price goes back up.  Please give me some guidelines, on how I should do this and not hurt myself in the process.
Thanks much,

You should be able to go to your local Walmart - use a credit card to buy tez at customer service.  Grin
But seriously, you need to do a ton of research on your own.

ha ha you want to invest in crypto without even knowing where to get it. Keep your money safe that’s my suggestion. If you still want to gamble with your money without any deep understanding of any coin you can try some good exchanges to buy reasonably established coins. Try bittrex or poloniex they are good exchanges. I would sagest to you to have some good read about all coins before you enter into this game to be milliner.   
sr. member
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August 13, 2017, 04:50:27 PM
Hi Forum,
I would like to buy Tezos when they open, if they dip to or below the ico price.  My question is how will I be able to buy it?

Would I buy on a stock exchange, like a standard stock, or would I need to buy on an altcoin exchange?
If I need to buy on an altcoin exchange, which is the safest altcoin exchange to buy it?
Will I be able to buy in US dollars, or will I need to buy bitcoin first, and then exchange for tezos?

I expect that I will need to buy quick, before the price goes back up.  Please give me some guidelines, on how I should do this and not hurt myself in the process.
Thanks much,

You should be able to go to your local Walmart - use a credit card to buy tez at customer service.  Grin
But seriously, you need to do a ton of research on your own.
newbie
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Merit: 0
August 13, 2017, 04:39:37 PM
Hi Forum,
I would like to buy Tezos when they open, if they dip to or below the ico price.  My question is how will I be able to buy it?

Would I buy on a stock exchange, like a standard stock, or would I need to buy on an altcoin exchange?
If I need to buy on an altcoin exchange, which is the safest altcoin exchange to buy it?
Will I be able to buy in US dollars, or will I need to buy bitcoin first, and then exchange for tezos?

I expect that I will need to buy quick, before the price goes back up.  Please give me some guidelines, on how I should do this and not hurt myself in the process.
Thanks much,
legendary
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August 13, 2017, 11:44:28 AM
After the closure of Slack channel, here they say they have been using this chat application for expectative discussions: https://riot.im/app/#/room/#tezos:matrix.org I think I'm going to follow it.  Roll Eyes
hero member
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August 12, 2017, 04:02:38 PM
So 50 mill is being dedicated to companies who want to build applications on top of the Tezos platform...I think that is a good use of capital.   

I expect that we will start to see a bunch of ICOs come out on top of the Tezos platforms sort of similar to what we are seeing on Ethereum right now.

Yes, probably we'll see the same as Ethereum based ICOs.
Also it's really great decision to use that kind of money as attract the new projects.
legendary
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This is the land of wolves now & you're not a wolf
August 12, 2017, 02:44:27 PM
So 50 mill is being dedicated to companies who want to build applications on top of the Tezos platform...I think that is a good use of capital.   

I expect that we will start to see a bunch of ICOs come out on top of the Tezos platforms sort of similar to what we are seeing on Ethereum right now.
member
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August 12, 2017, 11:32:18 AM
BTW here is a Tezos telegram community: https://t.me/tezosico
Is this the official telegram community ? I heard they had issues with people spoofing their slack identities and had to close slack, is that still the case ?

Its a non official channel I guess. But still a great source for informing people about latest updates. They have own bot and Info channel beside main discussion group. Massive fans, lol
newbie
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August 12, 2017, 11:01:41 AM
A suggestion for Tezos team if you read this.

everyone knows Tezos undeniable advantage in blockchain technology but it us just another token if there is no real daily usage. I suggest Tezos to build large ecosystem around Tezos such as market place, Visa and MasterCard usage. With huge financial and human resources, I think Tezos can easily do it.
sr. member
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August 12, 2017, 10:08:23 AM
I don't even see it as an argument. Rules were very clear about this one - If you send less than 0.1 btc tezos won't be created and you might end up loosing all your coins. Warnings were all over the place, you could not have missed it. if you are still stupid enough to send less amount, you might as well send bitcoins to a wrong address.
Although I get what you're saying and you're right, I wonder how many people send less than 0.1 (perhaps by accident). I mean if the Tezos foundation has 200+ million dollars now, and there's perhaps 50-100 people that sent less than 0.1, then isn't it worth more to just compensate those people than to cut them off and make them feel 'robbed'? For sure it would be different if the ICO raised 10 million and they would be more strapped for cash, but now?

Again they were indeed the rules, but I'm wondering if it isn't just easier and better for everyone if they transferred a few hundred coins to those people.
I agree better to send it back, although noone can complain if they won't. Price of bitcoin back then was around 2500$ now its around 3700. so I'm not sure how they will do the refund
newbie
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August 12, 2017, 10:02:38 AM
if I remember correctly, Tezos will refund if the contribution under 0.1 BTC
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