Topic: Tezos discussion - page 232. (Read 215820 times)
We're going to be launching our ANN very soon too. We're currently building it and will share it here along with the other documents.
Only smart investors should invest in this
+1 on this
only those who research thoroughly and really understand what the tezos blockchain is (already a working product in alphanet) and understand WHY this project potentially be the LAST PUBLIC BLOCKCHAIN should CONTRIBUTE to the success of this project (i also think permission blockchain is stupid... like this is post-capitalism technology e.g ripple,hyperledger etc)
blockchain = bottom up not top down... eventually everyone will be smarter thanks to AR and elon's neuralink... top down is so primitive
the tech is awesome
the lead is arrogant,no nonsense and ruthless (wallstreet background)
- arrogant can be a good thing, did you know larry page and sergey brin was arrogant to marc andressen in the early days of Google? EconTalk podcast (thanks kathleen)
so are they arthur and kathleen (married couple) they are picky choosy nerds mr. robot inspired type - who cares linus torvald is also an asshole
I'm 100% on this... like 100%
study the damn tech folks,like take 1 day off just study this thing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iF73cybTBs&list=WL&index=33
NOBODY knows what this blockchain is yet... that's why self-amending is vital
https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
https://tezos.com/pdf/position_paper.pdf
https://tezos.com/pdf/white_paper.pdf
http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~mkowalcz/628.pdf
either way with or without the founders this is a breakthrough if it works according what it promises
No cap? indirectly they will say GTFO but it's politically incorrect so i'll say to those who want cap as my reputation don't matter as much as them (founders)... fuck off and go trade penny stock
"altcoin" boom will not continue at this pace forever.
Ethereum foundation has currently close to $90 mil to work with and they are furiously expanding their team.
zcash has close to $20mil allocated to dev already and this number will most likely increase because 20% of mining goes to dev.
Once dev momentum accelerates in both ethereum and zcash, it would be difficult to compete.
Therefore, delaying raising money is NOT in your favor.
I am not sure what's up with the delay, but you have to do it (crowdsale) soon or fall behind.
Ethereum foundation has currently close to $90 mil to work with and they are furiously expanding their team.
zcash has close to $20mil allocated to dev already and this number will most likely increase because 20% of mining goes to dev.
Once dev momentum accelerates in both ethereum and zcash, it would be difficult to compete.
Therefore, delaying raising money is NOT in your favor.
I am not sure what's up with the delay, but you have to do it (crowdsale) soon or fall behind.
why do you think this is a good project ? cannot see any info on this ANN
We're keeping our nose to the grindstone. We'll have an ANN on BT as soon as we're ready to announce our ICO.
What's up with long silence here and elsewhere.
Is anything happening?
You cannot have certain dates mentioned, then passed without a comment.
BTW, it is not even early Q2 anymore...
Is anything happening?
You cannot have certain dates mentioned, then passed without a comment.
BTW, it is not even early Q2 anymore...
Tezos should be a good project, but why always there isn't any offical posts here?
So, we have no news about ICO? 
It will be a very big project. I am accumulating BTC for investment.
Hi all, I'm heading the Tezos project. A few things about the project
- We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
Which is the video in the Stanford block?- We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
Hi all, I'm heading the Tezos project. A few things about the project
- We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
Which is the video in the Stanford block?- We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
Hi all, I'm heading the Tezos project. A few things about the project
- We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
Which is the video in the Stanford block? - We have real on-chain decentralized governance, i.e. we can upgrade the entire protocol without hard forks.
- We support smart-contracts with a functional, statically typed language which we design specifically for formal verification. We presented it recently at the Stanford blockchain conference and the video should be online soon.
- We're starting with a delegated proof-of-stake consensus model
- We are headed for a crowdsale around late Q1, early Q2 2017.
We've been fairly discreet for the past few years quietly building our technology (our source code is available on Github). We did not want to go to a crowdsale without an actual working product. We're not a fork of any project, we built the entire thing from scratch in OCaml.
I'd be happy to answer questions about the project!
P.S. we're also looking to contract with translators and community manager.
interesting project, will following closely
This project is only prepared for big whales! 
Project is good, there will be a lot of big whales; project is not good, only some shrimp. 
This project is only prepared for big whales!
Project is good, there will be a lot of big whales; project is not good, only some shrimp.
should have a cap for this.
This project is only prepared for big whales!
So many ICO, but this one will be great. It will be killer app project in the crypto community, make more marketing and promotion, guys!
sent you pm dev
I don't see any official announcement re their crowdsale; whatever is discussed in private (maybe on slack) is NOT official.
Their slack is not private, anybody can join and the main founders have repeatedly stated that there is no cap both in the slack and also elsewhere.See this post of theirs on their tumblr: https://tezos.tumblr.com/post/159211476218/why-tezos-crowdsale-no-cap
FYI their slackbot is set up to automatically point you to this if you ask about the cap in slack.
It's not going to get much more official than that until the crowdsale actually launches.
why not say so on the official company web page?
1. when is ICO/ITO?
2. what are the conditions?
3. why nothing is updated since feb 2017?
why should i sign for a multitude of sites that i don't intend to use (slack and tumblr) to gather this info?
...and regarding claim that founders are not marketers:this very well may be, but hire somebody part time to do proper communication, which is sorely lacking so far.
Regarding the crowdsale...some other companies also did not have an official cap, but once sell commenced, turned out that they had a hidden cap. I would hate to see something like this. On the other hand, collecting like DAO, above 160mil on a project in test phase would not be advisable at this stage, in my opinion.
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