selling 4000 VLT for 8btc 
That will seem like a steal in a month
Available Supply: 543,895 VLT
Buy em while they cheap. Coin can be 2 dollar each and only barely over 1mill marketcap
edit: still cheap on Yobit, above deal is still not recommended
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That will seem like a steal in a month
Available Supply: 543,895 VLT
Buy em while they cheap. Coin can be 2 dollar each and only barely over 1mill marketcap
edit: still cheap on Yobit, above deal is still not recommended
selling 4000 VLT for 8btc
1000 times it is scam exchange 
Some1 promise Poloniex
Some1 promise Poloniex Ya, VLT wallet always in maintenance on Yobit, sucks that it's the only exchange right now.
1000 times it is scam exchange Some1 promise Poloniex
Some1 promise Poloniex
Any exchange again!?
I can't download the wallet, the link to GitHub gives an error. Dev, can you check?
It is working, what error are you getting?
J.V.
I can't download the wallet, the link to GitHub gives an error. Dev, can you check?
WTB Veltor.DM me if anyone is selling.
Sunday update:
This week I asked my self, what is Bitcoin's purpose? I don't really see a vision behind Bitcoin and the team working on it. Futile attempts are made trying to build purposeful applications using Bitcoin. Bitcoin's only advantage is that it was the first network of its kind and has the most hash power backing the network. While chains like Ethereum have specialised in smart contracts, Monero in confidentiality and so on. Bitcoin is a horrific mess, consisting mostly out of unnecessary code trying to fix intrinsic flaws. How are you supposed to build a lightning network on top of such a chain? Is it really the choice you’d make? Seeing the transaction pool filling up yet again, capping its potential to grow makes it quite clear. It emphasised the importance of focusing on Veltor and the block size as well as block time.
All nodes operating on the same blockchain have to agree on common parameters, so only variables from the shared state can be used. The variation in block size will depend on previous block statistics, adapting to network and transaction demand. The statistics are derived from the last 48 blocks and depending on the standard deviation of capacity used, the block size is either increased or decreased. This allows the Veltor network capacity to grow in an organic manner.
Block time also has an important impact on how the network behaves in specific situations. It plays an important role when trying to deal with the Lightning Network. Whenever the network experiences a failure mode scenario, where coins like Bitcoin would fail, Veltor reduces the difficulty during these periods of peak demands in order to accommodate for the high temporary demand. The block times are temporarily decreased in order to achieve this universally preferable behaviour of the chain. Combining flexible block times with the block size scaling algorithm essentially solves the Lightning Network failure mode problem.
J.V.
This week I asked my self, what is Bitcoin's purpose? I don't really see a vision behind Bitcoin and the team working on it. Futile attempts are made trying to build purposeful applications using Bitcoin. Bitcoin's only advantage is that it was the first network of its kind and has the most hash power backing the network. While chains like Ethereum have specialised in smart contracts, Monero in confidentiality and so on. Bitcoin is a horrific mess, consisting mostly out of unnecessary code trying to fix intrinsic flaws. How are you supposed to build a lightning network on top of such a chain? Is it really the choice you’d make? Seeing the transaction pool filling up yet again, capping its potential to grow makes it quite clear. It emphasised the importance of focusing on Veltor and the block size as well as block time.
All nodes operating on the same blockchain have to agree on common parameters, so only variables from the shared state can be used. The variation in block size will depend on previous block statistics, adapting to network and transaction demand. The statistics are derived from the last 48 blocks and depending on the standard deviation of capacity used, the block size is either increased or decreased. This allows the Veltor network capacity to grow in an organic manner.
Block time also has an important impact on how the network behaves in specific situations. It plays an important role when trying to deal with the Lightning Network. Whenever the network experiences a failure mode scenario, where coins like Bitcoin would fail, Veltor reduces the difficulty during these periods of peak demands in order to accommodate for the high temporary demand. The block times are temporarily decreased in order to achieve this universally preferable behaviour of the chain. Combining flexible block times with the block size scaling algorithm essentially solves the Lightning Network failure mode problem.
J.V.
excellent mind at work!
Can't wait till code starts being tested! 
Hit me up with OTC offers as well!
Thank you.
Thank you.
Yeah there is potential. The buy orders show someone is just pumping the price though. Went from 12k to 150k in two weeks, so not really a good price anymore.
WTB Veltor, but off-book. Yobit is pretty bad with withdrawals.
WTB Veltor, but off-book. Yobit is pretty bad with withdrawals.
Yes, I had a BTC withdrawal from Yobit that took 36 hours !! but it was completed in the end, I don't know why Yobit has such problems.
Sunday update:
This week I asked my self, what is Bitcoin's purpose? I don't really see a vision behind Bitcoin and the team working on it. Futile attempts are made trying to build purposeful applications using Bitcoin. Bitcoin's only advantage is that it was the first network of its kind and has the most hash power backing the network. While chains like Ethereum have specialised in smart contracts, Monero in confidentiality and so on. Bitcoin is a horrific mess, consisting mostly out of unnecessary code trying to fix intrinsic flaws. How are you supposed to build a lightning network on top of such a chain? Is it really the choice you’d make? Seeing the transaction pool filling up yet again, capping its potential to grow makes it quite clear. It emphasised the importance of focusing on Veltor and the block size as well as block time.
All nodes operating on the same blockchain have to agree on common parameters, so only variables from the shared state can be used. The variation in block size will depend on previous block statistics, adapting to network and transaction demand. The statistics are derived from the last 48 blocks and depending on the standard deviation of capacity used, the block size is either increased or decreased. This allows the Veltor network capacity to grow in an organic manner.
Block time also has an important impact on how the network behaves in specific situations. It plays an important role when trying to deal with the Lightning Network. Whenever the network experiences a failure mode scenario, where coins like Bitcoin would fail, Veltor reduces the difficulty during these periods of peak demands in order to accommodate for the high temporary demand. The block times are temporarily decreased in order to achieve this universally preferable behaviour of the chain. Combining flexible block times with the block size scaling algorithm essentially solves the Lightning Network failure mode problem.
J.V.
This week I asked my self, what is Bitcoin's purpose? I don't really see a vision behind Bitcoin and the team working on it. Futile attempts are made trying to build purposeful applications using Bitcoin. Bitcoin's only advantage is that it was the first network of its kind and has the most hash power backing the network. While chains like Ethereum have specialised in smart contracts, Monero in confidentiality and so on. Bitcoin is a horrific mess, consisting mostly out of unnecessary code trying to fix intrinsic flaws. How are you supposed to build a lightning network on top of such a chain? Is it really the choice you’d make? Seeing the transaction pool filling up yet again, capping its potential to grow makes it quite clear. It emphasised the importance of focusing on Veltor and the block size as well as block time.
All nodes operating on the same blockchain have to agree on common parameters, so only variables from the shared state can be used. The variation in block size will depend on previous block statistics, adapting to network and transaction demand. The statistics are derived from the last 48 blocks and depending on the standard deviation of capacity used, the block size is either increased or decreased. This allows the Veltor network capacity to grow in an organic manner.
Block time also has an important impact on how the network behaves in specific situations. It plays an important role when trying to deal with the Lightning Network. Whenever the network experiences a failure mode scenario, where coins like Bitcoin would fail, Veltor reduces the difficulty during these periods of peak demands in order to accommodate for the high temporary demand. The block times are temporarily decreased in order to achieve this universally preferable behaviour of the chain. Combining flexible block times with the block size scaling algorithm essentially solves the Lightning Network failure mode problem.
J.V.
OTC for me also. Not much, about 1000 but yobit gives me a headache. Happy to trade BTC, KMD or GBB.
Yeah there is potential. The buy orders show someone is just pumping the price though. Went from 12k to 150k in two weeks, so not really a good price anymore.
WTB Veltor, but off-book. Yobit is pretty bad with withdrawals.
WTB Veltor, but off-book. Yobit is pretty bad with withdrawals.
WTB Veltor. Pm me if you are selling. Yobit is unreliable with withdrawals.
If you find someone, please let me know 
Looking at the Buy orders on Yobit it seems like 1 or 2 people trying to inflate the price.
Trust me, its still worth the price there, but I had issues at Yobit to withdraw my coins.
Better to do OTC with a trusted person. I want to buy more too.
I am also looking to acquire via OTC, also watch out for scams.
WTB Veltor. Pm me if you are selling. Yobit is unreliable with withdrawals.
If you find someone, please let me know Looking at the Buy orders on Yobit it seems like 1 or 2 people trying to inflate the price.
Trust me, its still worth the price there, but I had issues at Yobit to withdraw my coins.
Better to do OTC with a trusted person. I want to buy more too.
WTB Veltor. Pm me if you are selling. Yobit is unreliable with withdrawals.
If you find someone, please let me know Looking at the Buy orders on Yobit it seems like 1 or 2 people trying to inflate the price.
WTB Veltor. Pm me if you are selling. Yobit is unreliable with withdrawals.
If you find someone, please let me know
WTB Veltor. Pm me if you are selling. Yobit is unreliable with withdrawals.
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