Topic: [Trig] Triggers, General info (Read 89 times)

I open this thread since I can not find any to discuss everything direct to this currency and a current offer if someone already has or wants to buy.

Who are they:
Triggers, the currency created by Blocksafe, your mission is to get the first global defense network called "blocksafe" and this is your token.

Your consortium: TriggerSmart, JustifireTech, DataLife, Visual Flights, Guniary, Kickr Design.

Web: http://www.blocksafefoundation.com/
Whitepaper: https://www.blocksafefoundation.com/assets/white_paper_update_excerpt_v1.pdf
Twitter: https://twitter.com/blocksafe
Wallet: https://counterparty.io/wallets/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blocksafefoundation/


How to buy
Through other currencies in the only enchange that allows it, the same page of blocksafe sends to the enlance of binance, (I put my reference):
https://www.binance.com/?ref=13919228


Airdrops / Contests:

Currently and most importantly on the page of https://www.binance.com/?ref=13919228 they have a contest that starts (tomorrow) 02/02/2017 until 09/02/2017 .
Triggers competition

In that contest they distribute 150,000 Trig (current value 2,5Euros currency, that is to say 375,000) on the one hand to 1000 lucky ones and in raffle 1500 trig per person to 3 people, 3,750 Euros / person.
Buy or transfer conditions if you already have in your own portfolio your Trig web and have them on the last day, I repeat if you have already purchased them, you just have to send them to the web and have them there on 09/02/2017.

Extra information:
Network Overview: Token Economy
TRIGX fuels transactions on the main chain while main chain data interacts with sidechains through master nodes, which are fueled by AMMO. Local sidechain processes are powered by subtokens.
Master nodes handle current and future system processes and features that require consensus, for example: decentralized VPNs, network routing, sidechain support switching, load balancing, etc. Master nodes are not IP-restrictive; master nodes with more hash power will be routed to sidechains as needed, thus earning subtokens.
Hence, the more the hash power the more is earned; with a combination of AMMO and the subtoken reward for which the master node is providing hash power.

AMMO
AMMO can be thought of as a reward for providing backbone support to the network. More technically, AMMO serves as the currency of computing and routing of data requested by and sent by the network, a dataset composed of the overall mesh of sidechains and the main TRIGX chain.
A total of 60 million AMMO will exist at all times. AMMO locked for the team will be subject to liquidation rules tied to a static percentage of daily trade volume. When master nodes provide hash power to sidechains, the opportunity for sidechain bonuses will exist, payable in the subtoken in question.
Since AMMO is a subtoken, it inherits the economic feature of being diluted as tokens are minted as subtokens on sidechains via smart contracts. But unlike the subtokens on side chains, AMMO tokens are still tradeable even as more are minted. The economic control on side chains for subtokens bar sidechain subtokens from being traded as that would cause market manipulation - of course, AMMO is not bound by that policy. Hence the 60mm AMMO can be considered a soft cap, which means that if the 60 mm $AMMO run out then additional $AMMO can be created, expanding the total supply as needed by smart contracts to continue to allow master nodes to earn both AMMO and sidechain subtokens.
For example If a NASA side chain uses up all AMMO, then the network will create more AMMO to keep rewarding master nodes for their work as well as receiving sidechain subtokens.