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I am trying to understand your goal here... you are effectively offering to *pay people* not to spend their coins but to save them? Who pays an why?
If I may make one suggestion, limit your scope. It is fine to speculate about what you may want to do, but until you decide what the first "phase" is going to look like, you may find it difficult to provide any direction to anyone.
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
So the ticker and blockchain monitoring are possible, thats great to hear!
Great points raised by minzie
SNA or zack, would you like to PM me regarding the above? I can code PHP/sql and won't ask for $10k
I have pm'd you, thanks for showing your interest...
EDIT: To all other interested parties please feel free to offer your services too, we would love as much help as possible.
If I may make one suggestion, limit your scope. It is fine to speculate about what you may want to do, but until you decide what the first "phase" is going to look like, you may find it difficult to provide any direction to anyone.
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
So the ticker and blockchain monitoring are possible, thats great to hear!
Great points raised by minzie
SNA or zack, would you like to PM me regarding the above? I can code PHP/sql and won't ask for $10k
I am completely confident that you have many of the details worked out, and I actually forgot to give you props for not being afraid to talk about your idea. That is so much better than the "Pleaze code for me. I have a secret idea." I hope you didn't think I was being critical of you, because I wasn't. I was just so surprised that someone actually shared their idea that I got a little excited and wanted to offer some considerations that may make it easier for you to find help.
Thank you very much for the compliment. You see with this idea it doesn't really matter if someone steals it. In fact I would encourage people to. It will help keep prices stable and that will benefit everybody. If I saw this option somewhere I would surely invest!
Your advice was appreciated, don't worry
So all in all what do you think? I have other great ideas I want to add too... But that is for another time.
Do you know of any web designers that might like to come on board? See that is what we need now. So that we can start narrowing down exactly what we can do.
I am completely confident that you have many of the details worked out, and I actually forgot to give you props for not being afraid to talk about your idea. That is so much better than the "Pleaze code for me. I have a secret idea." I hope you didn't think I was being critical of you, because I wasn't. I was just so surprised that someone actually shared their idea that I got a little excited and wanted to offer some considerations that may make it easier for you to find help.
If I may make one suggestion, limit your scope. It is fine to speculate about what you may want to do, but until you decide what the first "phase" is going to look like, you may find it difficult to provide any direction to anyone.
For example, my current project is a website where I can host web-based trading bots for people that do not have the hardware or technical experience to host their own. Although a simple concept, there are a multitude of parts and pieces that make it too difficult to consider all of them at once in anything other than general terms. In order to do this, I broke it down into small steps.
Step 1: Create a standalone bot that follows a simple buy low, sell high strategy.
Step 2: Update the standalone bot to include additional configurations, such as stop limits, etc.
Step 3: Add a user interface to the standalone version so that it runs in a web browser.
Step 4: Create a demo web page to show that the bot works in a web based environment.
Step 5: Create web page with limited slots.
Step 6: ..........
This is a high level view. Obviously each phase has smaller parts, but if you can describe each of the phases in a succinct manner, those smaller parts are easy to figure out, and are somewhat implied. For instance, in my step 1, it should be sort of obvious that there needs to be a 'bot' script, a way to query the exchange for information, and a way to store relevant data. Once you get to that point, then you can start to think about implementation details.
Anyway, my point is that if you cannot clearly define your goals, then it is going to be hard to proceed. If you tell me "I want to create a website that acts as a savings account for digital currency", then I have an idea of what might be needed, and I will better be able to ask questions that will help you tease out your expectations.
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Now to the questions at hand, what problem are you trying to solve? What do you hope to accomplish? Why would someone use your service? What would the first phase of this project look like?
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
For example, my current project is a website where I can host web-based trading bots for people that do not have the hardware or technical experience to host their own. Although a simple concept, there are a multitude of parts and pieces that make it too difficult to consider all of them at once in anything other than general terms. In order to do this, I broke it down into small steps.
Step 1: Create a standalone bot that follows a simple buy low, sell high strategy.
Step 2: Update the standalone bot to include additional configurations, such as stop limits, etc.
Step 3: Add a user interface to the standalone version so that it runs in a web browser.
Step 4: Create a demo web page to show that the bot works in a web based environment.
Step 5: Create web page with limited slots.
Step 6: ..........
This is a high level view. Obviously each phase has smaller parts, but if you can describe each of the phases in a succinct manner, those smaller parts are easy to figure out, and are somewhat implied. For instance, in my step 1, it should be sort of obvious that there needs to be a 'bot' script, a way to query the exchange for information, and a way to store relevant data. Once you get to that point, then you can start to think about implementation details.
Anyway, my point is that if you cannot clearly define your goals, then it is going to be hard to proceed. If you tell me "I want to create a website that acts as a savings account for digital currency", then I have an idea of what might be needed, and I will better be able to ask questions that will help you tease out your expectations.
**********************
Now to the questions at hand, what problem are you trying to solve? What do you hope to accomplish? Why would someone use your service? What would the first phase of this project look like?
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
Well obviously we have gone over the details but there was no real need to go over it at thid particular time as I was only looking for some general advice and to see what is and isn't possible. But thank you for the advice all the same...
So the ticker and blockchain monitoring are possible, thats great to hear!...
What problem are we solving... We will be promoting the coin as well as giving people a further incentive to mine and buy the coins... I think it could also help "bag holders", if the price drops suddenly they can pop it into savings and wait it out. Should help to stabalise the price.
Why would someone use our service?... They can increase their holdings and they can still look after their own money... My question would be why wouldn't they? :p... But seriously there is no risk for them and everything to gain. Besides who wouldnt like to watch their money grow in real time? With such large numbers it would look really nice too.
What is the first phase? Well the first phase started and finished on the infinitecoin ann thread... Brain storming of course. Phase 2 we got down into more detail over at altcointalk, in the infinitecoin subforum...
We have put much thought into this. The next phase we are contacting developers and web builders, we had one quote back, 10, 000 and six months... So we went back to phase 2 and are leaning towards manually confirming the blockchain info so that we can get up and running much cheaper and faster than that...lol
If you have any more advice or suggestions then please continue... Or if you have more questions fire away.
Thanks for at least stopping by, I think this could be a really exciting project.
I am the business partner
I know how the ticker needs to work ( already know the formula needed to get the numbers ) its just making it automatically add a set amount
when you sign up you select term/interest rate enter the total amount of coins you will be saving and the wallet address
I will be making a basic concept design on what the sign up needs to look like and work
I think having a block explorer on the same sever as the website would mean that it can check the balance every set amount of time without using bandwidth
i have a good idea on how it needs to be set out / how it will work and how it could be implemented i am just useless at coding anything
If you could give me a list of questions I will try and answer them all best I can
I know how the ticker needs to work ( already know the formula needed to get the numbers ) its just making it automatically add a set amount
when you sign up you select term/interest rate enter the total amount of coins you will be saving and the wallet address
I will be making a basic concept design on what the sign up needs to look like and work
I think having a block explorer on the same sever as the website would mean that it can check the balance every set amount of time without using bandwidth
i have a good idea on how it needs to be set out / how it will work and how it could be implemented i am just useless at coding anything
If you could give me a list of questions I will try and answer them all best I can
If I may make one suggestion, limit your scope. It is fine to speculate about what you may want to do, but until you decide what the first "phase" is going to look like, you may find it difficult to provide any direction to anyone.
For example, my current project is a website where I can host web-based trading bots for people that do not have the hardware or technical experience to host their own. Although a simple concept, there are a multitude of parts and pieces that make it too difficult to consider all of them at once in anything other than general terms. In order to do this, I broke it down into small steps.
Step 1: Create a standalone bot that follows a simple buy low, sell high strategy.
Step 2: Update the standalone bot to include additional configurations, such as stop limits, etc.
Step 3: Add a user interface to the standalone version so that it runs in a web browser.
Step 4: Create a demo web page to show that the bot works in a web based environment.
Step 5: Create web page with limited slots.
Step 6: ..........
This is a high level view. Obviously each phase has smaller parts, but if you can describe each of the phases in a succinct manner, those smaller parts are easy to figure out, and are somewhat implied. For instance, in my step 1, it should be sort of obvious that there needs to be a 'bot' script, a way to query the exchange for information, and a way to store relevant data. Once you get to that point, then you can start to think about implementation details.
Anyway, my point is that if you cannot clearly define your goals, then it is going to be hard to proceed. If you tell me "I want to create a website that acts as a savings account for digital currency", then I have an idea of what might be needed, and I will better be able to ask questions that will help you tease out your expectations.
**********************
Now to the questions at hand, what problem are you trying to solve? What do you hope to accomplish? Why would someone use your service? What would the first phase of this project look like?
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
For example, my current project is a website where I can host web-based trading bots for people that do not have the hardware or technical experience to host their own. Although a simple concept, there are a multitude of parts and pieces that make it too difficult to consider all of them at once in anything other than general terms. In order to do this, I broke it down into small steps.
Step 1: Create a standalone bot that follows a simple buy low, sell high strategy.
Step 2: Update the standalone bot to include additional configurations, such as stop limits, etc.
Step 3: Add a user interface to the standalone version so that it runs in a web browser.
Step 4: Create a demo web page to show that the bot works in a web based environment.
Step 5: Create web page with limited slots.
Step 6: ..........
This is a high level view. Obviously each phase has smaller parts, but if you can describe each of the phases in a succinct manner, those smaller parts are easy to figure out, and are somewhat implied. For instance, in my step 1, it should be sort of obvious that there needs to be a 'bot' script, a way to query the exchange for information, and a way to store relevant data. Once you get to that point, then you can start to think about implementation details.
Anyway, my point is that if you cannot clearly define your goals, then it is going to be hard to proceed. If you tell me "I want to create a website that acts as a savings account for digital currency", then I have an idea of what might be needed, and I will better be able to ask questions that will help you tease out your expectations.
**********************
Now to the questions at hand, what problem are you trying to solve? What do you hope to accomplish? Why would someone use your service? What would the first phase of this project look like?
A ticker shouldn't be difficult. It should just be a matter of reading a value from somewhere and using some calculation to determine profit/loss. Monitoring an address on the blockchain is not hard either.
Just wanted to note that although we would like some free help for the right kind of help we would be willing to put up some money.
The hardest things are going to be block explorer monitor and the ticker. I would be willing to pay for these things separately or work out some kind of deal.
Right now I would just like some input, like how possible is all this? Could we do the same with a simpler model?
Any advice or thoughts are welcome.
The hardest things are going to be block explorer monitor and the ticker. I would be willing to pay for these things separately or work out some kind of deal.
Right now I would just like some input, like how possible is all this? Could we do the same with a simpler model?
Any advice or thoughts are welcome.
Hi, I have come up with a great idea and wanted to get some input from you guys. And to call out to any developers/web designers that would want to help out.
Okay so it is a savings account for infinitecoin. We would like to be able to never touch our clients money and wondered if it would be possible to ensure the money is not spent via monitoring the blockchain automatically? So say someone wants to save 10000 IFC's it would need to be able to monitor the blockchain to ensure at least 10000 coins are in the wallet. Or perhaps the client could install a second wallet and only use it as their savings account. So we could easily check if the coins are deposited and not withdrawn...
The next big thing is I would like a ticker, the kind found on debt time bomb, only I want this to display what the saver is making, in real time... I'm not sure how technically difficult this would be?
I would want everything automated. From signing up to cashing out... But if that is too difficult we can be flexible here.
Also after a savings period is up we would need an option for the saver to continue, with even better terms... Again this can be flexible, depending on difficulty.
The site will also be monetized with ads. The profits of which will go towards purchasing more coins to offer more contracts.
We are starting with a pot of currently 600,000,000 IFC's... This has been donated by myself and my business partner... If the need arises more can be provided.
We would be offering short term savings contracts such as
10 days = 1%
20 days = 2%
30 days =2.5%
60 days =3%
120 days =5%
There will be a savings cap of around 10,000 to ensure the coins are distributed evenly. Though this may change. And multiple contracts may be offered depending on demand.
When for instance a 120 day investment is up the saver will have a choice to either cash out or continue with new terms. Those terms being...
An additional 10,000 could be deposited, plus their interest rate would rise to 6%...
The idea of all this is to make a fun way to promote the coin and to reward savers and also as an extra incentive to mine and trade...
We are not rich by any stretch of the imagination but we think this could be a step towards decentralized banking! This will be a non profit organization. The only benefit we will see would be for an increase in price due to more interest for the coin.
So with that in mind we would really like some free help if at all possible, though of course lifetime advertising goes without saying.
If there are any question you have please ask. (I am sure you will!! )
EDIT:... Just to add that we will not be stopping with only infinite coin, if all goes well there is no reason why it can't be done for any coin. Plus I have lots more ideas to add to this.
Okay so it is a savings account for infinitecoin. We would like to be able to never touch our clients money and wondered if it would be possible to ensure the money is not spent via monitoring the blockchain automatically? So say someone wants to save 10000 IFC's it would need to be able to monitor the blockchain to ensure at least 10000 coins are in the wallet. Or perhaps the client could install a second wallet and only use it as their savings account. So we could easily check if the coins are deposited and not withdrawn...
The next big thing is I would like a ticker, the kind found on debt time bomb, only I want this to display what the saver is making, in real time... I'm not sure how technically difficult this would be?
I would want everything automated. From signing up to cashing out... But if that is too difficult we can be flexible here.
Also after a savings period is up we would need an option for the saver to continue, with even better terms... Again this can be flexible, depending on difficulty.
The site will also be monetized with ads. The profits of which will go towards purchasing more coins to offer more contracts.
We are starting with a pot of currently 600,000,000 IFC's... This has been donated by myself and my business partner... If the need arises more can be provided.
We would be offering short term savings contracts such as
10 days = 1%
20 days = 2%
30 days =2.5%
60 days =3%
120 days =5%
There will be a savings cap of around 10,000 to ensure the coins are distributed evenly. Though this may change. And multiple contracts may be offered depending on demand.
When for instance a 120 day investment is up the saver will have a choice to either cash out or continue with new terms. Those terms being...
An additional 10,000 could be deposited, plus their interest rate would rise to 6%...
The idea of all this is to make a fun way to promote the coin and to reward savers and also as an extra incentive to mine and trade...
We are not rich by any stretch of the imagination but we think this could be a step towards decentralized banking! This will be a non profit organization. The only benefit we will see would be for an increase in price due to more interest for the coin.
So with that in mind we would really like some free help if at all possible, though of course lifetime advertising goes without saying.
If there are any question you have please ask. (I am sure you will!! )
EDIT:... Just to add that we will not be stopping with only infinite coin, if all goes well there is no reason why it can't be done for any coin. Plus I have lots more ideas to add to this.
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