Topic: WAVES - Complete Blockchain ecosystem for a token economy - page 149. (Read 131013 times)

getting the chrome / web dex version working smoothly would help.. on a slow connection all you see is blue dots and it takes forever to load

seems that waves dapps are starting strongly

https://twitter.com/Gastondl92/status/1151093425854455809

maybe benefitting from the scalability problems of ETH ?

Well, I think he should start the buy-back program because AFAIK investors (at least me) are not that happy with the performance of WAVES. Also, he did the right thing selling VOSTOK stake he needs to focus on just one thing and maybe use VOSTOK money to buy back?

Numerous previous comments deleted - silence me like Assange is being silenced, but it won't change reality! People love to fawn over anyone with money - doesn't matter how they got it, if they're super rich, they're admired for it. Whereas as people like Assange - who's done a genuine public service - is smeared and murdered and no one gives a damn! And, no, he's NOT a rapist, has NEVER been charged with any crime, meaning the arrest warrant was invalid all along, as a senior UK lawyer said - because you must charge someone with a crime to extradite them. No one has ever accused Assange of rape.

"Geoffrey Robertson QC [a senior British lawyer] said the European Arrest Warrant under which [Assange] had been detained was invalid because he had not yet been charged...The Swedes are guilty of an 'abuse of process' as they have not demonstrated any intention to charge or prosecute Mr Assange...The arrest warrant paperwork is not valid as it does not 'unequivocally' state that he is wanted for prosecution...Extraditing Mr Assange to Sweden would be a 'real risk of a flagrant denial of justice' and a 'blatant breach' of British constitutional principles."

From the European Centre For Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) website: “Sweden has been condemned 17 times by international judicial bodies for not respecting...the prohibition to extradite to countries where there is a risk of torture or inhumane and degrading treatment, with unacceptable and bloody consequences for the individuals involved and their families.”

http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/news/fourcorners/video/20120723_assange_288p.mp4 -  what happened with Assange and the two women starts at 7:50 in. I have the Swedish police transcript - Assange was interviewed in Sweden and told no crime had been committed, he was free to go - so I know it's true!

https://www.jonathan-cook.net/blog/2019-05-27/abuses-show-assange-case-was-never-about-law/

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20869-assange-why-wikileaks-was-right-to-release-raw-cables/

Delete this post for being "off-topic" because who cares about democracy - IT'S THAT FREEDOM THAT HAS GIVEN YOU CRYPTOS, YOU IMBECILES!

Yes, he's getting out before he loses money on that - if no details were disclosed, don't be so gullible to think he's sacrificing his wealth for you lot! There are more Vostok sales in the future - just the first tranche has been sold, I think - $120 million! Total is $600 million!

https://icodrops.com/vostok/

Looks like Sasha's latest pump-and-dump scheme didn't work. People are wise to his games now. When the price goes high for no reason, some poor sod is duped into buying Waves, which then collapses. It's all fun and games for Sasha because he was given millions up front for doing nothing and is stealing many millions more with his Vostok Ponzi scheme (it's theft because he's done NOTHING for that money) - what does he care about screwing people by artificially manipulating the price?

thank you all for documenting the references.

This dude...
https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/1147221754114453512
https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/1150723176286097408

Buy-back would make sense. I was wondering why this was rising in btc so much. Surely just the tweet would not do that.

Yes. Its true that he sold Vostok. He published this in twitter:

https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/1151093705736118272

But where have you found info about Waves buy-back? I just have read his last posts on twitter and didnt find nothing about it...

thank you for the good news, unfortunately i cannot send any merit;
also if sasha is confirmed to have sold its stake in vostok, and has launched waves buyback, a new interesting phase opens.

Waves CEO and Founder Alexander Ivanov sold his stake in the Vostok project to GHP Group senior partner Mark Garber. The details of the deal were not disclosed, but both parties have already confirmed the fact of sale. According to Ivanov, the reason for his decision was the desire to concentrate on the development of the main platform Waves.

Waves has already done so many advertisement but the development is very slow compared with another platform. the price of waves already destroyed and it was decreasing a lot from 60k satoshi to the 15k satoshi. People are still not feeling confidence with all of products that created by this platform.

Hello. Usually, all promotional activities, giveaways & airdrops are held only for those who hold their $WAVES or other assets within official Waves products such as Online & Desktop Clients, iOS & Android apps.
Be sure to subscribe on our Twitter page to be abreast of upcoming events https://twitter.com/wavesplatform

Sincerely,
Waves Community Manager

nice, pity we cant see it in the price .... but it may come


btw how about the airdrops ,  sometimes does Sasha airdrops to waves holders, so if i send to trustwallet can i get still the airdrops ( to be clear :  if he does the airddrop, so atm there is no airdrop )

The latest rumors tell that ETH will use BCash(!!!) network "for a while" for scalability.
This would show clearly the weakness of ETH. Also BCash has plenty of enemies.
WAVES could use this for a bit more aggressive advertising, maybe it can gain a better position for long term...

Funny you how don't realize what a buyback is and just throw random accusations.
Funny how unfair this forum is.

Here, Enlightenment:

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/buyback.asp

"Companies buy back shares for a number of reasons, such as to increase the value of remaining shares available by reducing the supply"