Topic: [WAVES] Open-blockchain financial platform. Blockchain for the people. - page 12. (Read 51691 times)
October 29, 2017, 05:32:20 PM
October 29, 2017, 05:31:59 PM
Waves na FORBES. Notícia interessante por falar da Russia e a regulamentação.
Gazprombank, The Moscow Exchange, The Country of Kazakhstan, Deloitte, Burgerking, Boris Titov, Partiya Rosta, MobileGo
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/russias-central-securities-depository-waves-building-blockchain-platform-1634653
happy now?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/russias-central-securities-depository-waves-building-blockchain-platform-1634653
I don't see how this can increase the price of WAVES. Is there someone who really interested in that new protocol(someone who exchange currencies so often on waves platform)? There are a lot of online exchangers. I can register on any online exchanger and exchange any currencies.
But 'smart contracts' is a completely different thing.
With 'smart contracts' waves will become second ethereum(and new protocol will be in handy).
But 'smart contracts' is a completely different thing.
With 'smart contracts' waves will become second ethereum(and new protocol will be in handy).
happy now?
October 29, 2017, 05:30:43 PM
Novidades: Novas Exchanges e WavesNG.
Waves listed on South Korean exchange Upbit.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mentalist420/status/922727012158005248
Exchange: https://upbit.com/exchange?code=CRIX.UPBIT.BTC-WAVES
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/922595469175545857
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mentalist420/status/922727012158005248
Exchange: https://upbit.com/exchange?code=CRIX.UPBIT.BTC-WAVES
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/922595469175545857
October 29, 2017, 05:28:55 PM
Que tristeza pros holders da WAVES ein, $3,50 USD 
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Quase todas as alts despencaram de valor, mas a Waves não deve ficar nesse valor por muito tempo não. Daqui umas semanas já volta pra casa dos 5 dólares.
Meu dinheiro virando pó, 0.00061429 BTC por WAVES, $3,59.
E pensar que chegou em 240 mil satoshi em 10 de junho de 2017.
Calma pao_de_lo, se vc investiu no ICO ainda está de boa.
Aguardem que muitas coisas boas está por vir.
WAVESNG está funcionando e essa semana só estão corrigindo um problema de memória no FN, mas tudo voltará ao preço bom.
October 27, 2017, 09:21:16 PM
Que tristeza pros holders da WAVES ein, $3,50 USD
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Quase todas as alts despencaram de valor, mas a Waves não deve ficar nesse valor por muito tempo não. Daqui umas semanas já volta pra casa dos 5 dólares.
Meu dinheiro virando pó, 0.00061429 BTC por WAVES, $3,59.
E pensar que chegou em 240 mil satoshi em 10 de junho de 2017.
October 26, 2017, 07:15:58 PM
Se já estava difícil passar dos 5 dólares, esse hype em cima do lixo do Bitcoin Gold botou pra foder de vez. É por isso que odeio esses Forks, são um atraso para as Cryptos (o lado bom é que dá pra se comprar ALTs por preços bem baixos 
). A WAVES está oscilando entre os 3.50~4 dólares nos últimos dias, aparentemente vai levar algum tempo pra se recuperar. Continuo HODL as minhas 
). A WAVES está oscilando entre os 3.50~4 dólares nos últimos dias, aparentemente vai levar algum tempo pra se recuperar. Continuo HODL as minhas October 24, 2017, 08:18:32 PM
Só para avisar a Waves já está com a WavesNG ativado no ambiente de testnet.
Dia 24 foi o dia de estresse, foram feitas 1.423.205 transações (em 24 horas), o que dá aproximadamente 988tx/s (transações por segundo).
O Bitcoin faz na média 3tx/s, com máximo de 7tx/s
A Ethereum faz na média 6tx/s com máximo de 11tx/s.
Olha o futuro da bagaça.
Dia 24 foi o dia de estresse, foram feitas 1.423.205 transações (em 24 horas), o que dá aproximadamente 988tx/s (transações por segundo).
O Bitcoin faz na média 3tx/s, com máximo de 7tx/s
A Ethereum faz na média 6tx/s com máximo de 11tx/s.
Olha o futuro da bagaça.
October 24, 2017, 08:15:04 PM
Que tristeza pros holders da WAVES ein, $3,50 USD
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Não é tristeza não. Logo vai voltar ao normal. Aguarde e Confie.
October 22, 2017, 08:17:35 PM
Que tristeza pros holders da WAVES ein, $3,50 USD
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Quase todas as alts despencaram de valor, mas a Waves não deve ficar nesse valor por muito tempo não. Daqui umas semanas já volta pra casa dos 5 dólares.
October 22, 2017, 06:15:59 PM
Que tristeza pros holders da WAVES ein, $3,50 USD
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
Negócio é esperar que as alts respirem e voltem a subir, ta tudo indo pro buraco..
October 22, 2017, 05:47:34 PM
Galera é com muito orgulho que apresento o projeto WavesBrasil.
Muitas coisa irão vir, por enquanto é apenas um hotsite para cadastro para recebimentos de e-mail.
Acesse nosso grupo de telegram também:
https://t.me/WavesBrasilOficial
Muitas coisa irão vir, por enquanto é apenas um hotsite para cadastro para recebimentos de e-mail.
Acesse nosso grupo de telegram também:
https://t.me/WavesBrasilOficial
October 22, 2017, 05:25:55 PM
Source: http://www.crypto-economy.net/waves-and-the-liquid-democracy
Quote
The Waves platform develops a new form of voting system based on blockchain, which they call “liquid democracy”. Certainly the blockchain technology allows for its versatility a wide possibility of applications, as for example in the case of electoral uses. Although to date no government or company has even implemented such a voting system, Waves is called to be a pioneer with the application.
In the words of Waves CEO Alexander Ivanov, “Fair, efficient, transparent but anonymous voting systems are a clear use case for blockchain technology. This is an area that deserves more research and participation, and we believe we have something which is really worth to offer. “
Existing electoral systems have significant limitations. “Liquid democracy” seeks to combine the advantages of representative and direct democracy, allowing voters to make a decision on their own or delegate it to an expert, as appropriate.
The “Liquid Democracy” project is a collaboration between several organizations and research groups: The Blockchain Institute, Waves Platform, Ergo and Cryptography and Cyber Security experts Bingsheng Zhang and Hong-Sheng Zhou.
The result will be a voting protocol that can be used in real-world systems.
Professors Zhang and Zhou designed an adequate implementation of the concept of “liquid democracy” for use in the real world. Both propose an efficient electronic voting scheme that gathers both delegations and votes, through the new concept of voting of statements.
In the words of Zhang and Zhou, “Voting statements can be viewed as a natural extension of the candidate’s traditional voting. Instead of defining a candidate for a fixed election, each voter can define a statement on his ballot … During the counting phase, the conditional actions expressed in the statement will be carried out to determine the final vote … We believe that the concept of declaration voting opens a door to building a new class of electronic voting schemes. “
This interesting alternative could undoubtedly permeate in the short and medium term the electoral systems of several countries whose civic maturity and technological adaptation may well benefit from the “Liquid Democracy”.
In the words of Waves CEO Alexander Ivanov, “Fair, efficient, transparent but anonymous voting systems are a clear use case for blockchain technology. This is an area that deserves more research and participation, and we believe we have something which is really worth to offer. “
Existing electoral systems have significant limitations. “Liquid democracy” seeks to combine the advantages of representative and direct democracy, allowing voters to make a decision on their own or delegate it to an expert, as appropriate.
The “Liquid Democracy” project is a collaboration between several organizations and research groups: The Blockchain Institute, Waves Platform, Ergo and Cryptography and Cyber Security experts Bingsheng Zhang and Hong-Sheng Zhou.
The result will be a voting protocol that can be used in real-world systems.
Professors Zhang and Zhou designed an adequate implementation of the concept of “liquid democracy” for use in the real world. Both propose an efficient electronic voting scheme that gathers both delegations and votes, through the new concept of voting of statements.
In the words of Zhang and Zhou, “Voting statements can be viewed as a natural extension of the candidate’s traditional voting. Instead of defining a candidate for a fixed election, each voter can define a statement on his ballot … During the counting phase, the conditional actions expressed in the statement will be carried out to determine the final vote … We believe that the concept of declaration voting opens a door to building a new class of electronic voting schemes. “
This interesting alternative could undoubtedly permeate in the short and medium term the electoral systems of several countries whose civic maturity and technological adaptation may well benefit from the “Liquid Democracy”.
October 22, 2017, 05:25:18 PM
October 16, 2017, 07:40:25 PM
Calendário de Eventos da Waves até o final do ano.
Waves Platform events calendar update:
Source: http://wavescommunity.com/waves-platform-events-2017-updating
Waves Platform is attending dozens of events, conferences, hackathons and meetups worldwide. Here’s a list of the closest ones:
October 1-3, 2017 – “Blockchain: Formula of the Future” All-Russian Forum in Ufa, Russia. Waves backend developer Sergei Tolmachev talking about the functions of Waves DEX. Waves Platform is awarding the Hackathon winners with 900 $WAVES! (500 for the 1st place, 300 for the 2nd place and 100 waves for the 3rd place).
Website: https://blockchainufa.timepad.ru/event/571270/
October 25, 2017 – BCS ALGO Conference 2017, Moscow, Russia. Waves Team to attend as speakers, topic TBA.
Website: http://capital.derex.ru/
October 27, 2017 – BlockBali, Bali, Indonesia. Alexander Ivanov featuring perspectives for development and application in Blockchain Technologies.
Website: http://www.blackarrowconferences.com/blockbali
November 6-9, 2017 – Web Summit 2017, Lisbon, Portugal. Waves Platform team is attending, the details are TBA.
Website: https://websummit.com/
November 11, 2017 – Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Conference, Tokyo, Japan. Alexander Ivanov is a speaker, the topic is still TBA.
Website: https://www.ico.blockchain-labo.jp/conference
November 29-30, 2017 – BlockShow Asia, Singapore. “Addressing the Biggest Issues of the ICO economy” discussion panel.
Website: https://blockshowasia.com/
November 29, 2017 – Blockchain Expo North America 2017, Santa-Clara, USA. Topic and speaker(s) are TBA.
Website: TBA
This list is updated as we confirm the events.
Would you like to organize a meetup or reach out with any ideas? Please feel free to contact us!
Join Waves Telegram channel: http://t.me/Wavescommunity
Join Waves Twitter: http://twitter.com/wavesplatform
Join Waves Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wavesplatform
Source: http://wavescommunity.com/waves-platform-events-2017-updating
Waves Platform is attending dozens of events, conferences, hackathons and meetups worldwide. Here’s a list of the closest ones:
October 1-3, 2017 – “Blockchain: Formula of the Future” All-Russian Forum in Ufa, Russia. Waves backend developer Sergei Tolmachev talking about the functions of Waves DEX. Waves Platform is awarding the Hackathon winners with 900 $WAVES! (500 for the 1st place, 300 for the 2nd place and 100 waves for the 3rd place).
Website: https://blockchainufa.timepad.ru/event/571270/
October 25, 2017 – BCS ALGO Conference 2017, Moscow, Russia. Waves Team to attend as speakers, topic TBA.
Website: http://capital.derex.ru/
October 27, 2017 – BlockBali, Bali, Indonesia. Alexander Ivanov featuring perspectives for development and application in Blockchain Technologies.
Website: http://www.blackarrowconferences.com/blockbali
November 6-9, 2017 – Web Summit 2017, Lisbon, Portugal. Waves Platform team is attending, the details are TBA.
Website: https://websummit.com/
November 11, 2017 – Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Conference, Tokyo, Japan. Alexander Ivanov is a speaker, the topic is still TBA.
Website: https://www.ico.blockchain-labo.jp/conference
November 29-30, 2017 – BlockShow Asia, Singapore. “Addressing the Biggest Issues of the ICO economy” discussion panel.
Website: https://blockshowasia.com/
November 29, 2017 – Blockchain Expo North America 2017, Santa-Clara, USA. Topic and speaker(s) are TBA.
Website: TBA
This list is updated as we confirm the events.
Would you like to organize a meetup or reach out with any ideas? Please feel free to contact us!
Join Waves Telegram channel: http://t.me/Wavescommunity
Join Waves Twitter: http://twitter.com/wavesplatform
Join Waves Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wavesplatform
October 16, 2017, 07:39:36 PM
Sistema de voto?
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gleb_kostarev/status/918001098362900481
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/918139165677707270
Source: https://blog.wavesplatform.com/waves-to-collaborate-in-liquid-democracy-applications-94001e8dfc7d
Please update your nodes to 0.7.9 !!!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WavesEvangelist/status/918130786565591040
v0.7.9 on GitHub: https://github.com/wavesplatform/Waves/releases/tag/v0.7.9
Waves-NG testnet release! Join us in testing Waves-NG!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/918884201860091904
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gleb_kostarev/status/918001098362900481
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/918139165677707270
Source: https://blog.wavesplatform.com/waves-to-collaborate-in-liquid-democracy-applications-94001e8dfc7d
Please update your nodes to 0.7.9 !!!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WavesEvangelist/status/918130786565591040
v0.7.9 on GitHub: https://github.com/wavesplatform/Waves/releases/tag/v0.7.9
Waves-NG testnet release! Join us in testing Waves-NG!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/918884201860091904
October 16, 2017, 07:38:45 PM
Waves lançou WavesNG em testnet, veja só:
Another step forward to decentralization: the new Waves Features Activation Protocol allows miners to vote for upcoming changes!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/919231670955446272
Soon 1,000 instead of 10,000 Waves needed to run a node and mine blocks!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/919246994425761793
Exmo adds Waves / Ruble trading pair!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/919463646144745474
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WavesEvangelist/status/919493981720981505
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/919231670955446272
Soon 1,000 instead of 10,000 Waves needed to run a node and mine blocks!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wavesplatform/status/919246994425761793
Exmo adds Waves / Ruble trading pair!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sasha35625/status/919463646144745474
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WavesEvangelist/status/919493981720981505
October 16, 2017, 07:37:49 PM
Algumas novidades da WAVES.
Source: https://www.coindesk.com/obvious-bubble-sec-committee-lashes-bitcoin-icos
Source: https://www.coindesk.com/obvious-bubble-sec-committee-lashes-bitcoin-icos
Quote
Obvious Bubble? SEC Committee Lashes Out at Bitcoin and ICOs
Oct 16, 2017 at 10:00 UTC by Aaron Stanley
"Can I suggest something to you? People who come in suggesting that 'everything is different' [while] marketing investment contracts tend to end up looking rather badly."
Issued by Damon Silvers, director of policy at the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, to Adam Ludwin, the CEO of blockchain startup Chain, the pointed comment set off a tense exchange at a meeting of the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee (IAC) last week.
Special counsel at the largest federation of unions in the U.S., Silvers effectively turned what had been billed as an informational meeting into an explosive dialogue, one in which members of the IAC questioned the legality and legitimacy of blockchain-based cryptocurrencies and tokens as investment vehicles.
Created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act as a forum to advise the SEC on regulatory priorities, marketplace integrity and investor protection matters, and comprised of state regulators, academics and large institutional investors, the IAC has more recently taken a focus on cryptocurrencies.
But while Ludwin and others from the cryptocurrency industry sought to educate the committee on the unique qualities and capabilities of blockchain-based assets, Silvers and several other IAC members sounded unconvinced, using the opportunity to air a deep skepticism, and at times, open hostility.
"As somebody who's been around financial bubbles a [long time], my 'alarmo-meter' is at DEFCON 5," said Silvers. "My sense is that most of the conversation that goes on around this is essentially designed to obscure. [It] uses big ideas and technical jargon to evade fundamental questions that should be asked in this institution about any investment product."
He continued:
"I’m deeply, deeply frustrated with a conversation that appears to be designed to evade the law in the context of what appears to be obviously a bubble."
Unsure arguments
Yet, the assaults, while pointed, were sometimes difficult to parse.
Owing to their apparent early-stage understanding of the technology, those outside the panels tended to lump cryptocurrencies that power public blockchains, like bitcoin and ether, together with tokens – cryptographic assets issued on top of blockchains, often as part of early-stage startup fundraising.
For instance, CalPERS investment director for sustainability Anne Simpson expressed the idea that a core function of the bitcoin network is to reward the computers (rather than the humans) that solve algorithmic puzzles to mine the cryptocurrency.
"That sounds like Isaac Asimov gone mad," she said, in reference to the late science fiction writer.
In addition to Ludwin, other presenters from the blockchain industry included Jeff Bandman, a former fintech advisor to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC); Michael Bodson, president and CEO at the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation; Fredrik Voss, vice president of blockchain innovation at Nasdaq; and Nancy Liao of Yale Law School.
The hearing notably comes less than a month after the SEC announced the creation of a new cyber unit to investigate and enforce distributed ledger and ICO violations, as well as an enforcement action against an alleged ICO token scammer.
Tempered concerns
Yet, Silvers and Simpson aside, other attendees had more nuanced appreciations of the technology. Perhaps most surprisingly, however, a more moderate view was put forward by representatives of the government itself.
"These investments are seen as cutting-edge opportunities for individual investors, but these investments may not be suitable for all investors because they carry such significant risk,” said SEC Commissioner Kara Stein.
Stein continued, putting forth her opinion that blockchain technology has the potential to "revolutionize" securities trading and fundraising, but cautioned that clear regulatory oversight was needed to combat growing incidences of fraud.
SEC Chairman Jay Clayton agreed, reiterating previous statements emphasizing the need for investor protections against ICO scams and "pump-and-dump" schemes.
These worries, plus the asymmetry of knowledge, will likely continue to have an effect on investor confidence in these new technologies.
For instance, Simpson doesn't think cryptocurrency tokens should be considered an asset class, or that their features align with CalPERS' mission as a manager of pension and health benefits – a strong hint that these funds won't be going into cryptocurrencies anytime soon.
She concluded:
"Our purpose in the financial system is to serve the people whose savings are being put to work – not to gambling or to speculation or to losses – but to work."
Oct 16, 2017 at 10:00 UTC by Aaron Stanley
"Can I suggest something to you? People who come in suggesting that 'everything is different' [while] marketing investment contracts tend to end up looking rather badly."
Issued by Damon Silvers, director of policy at the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, to Adam Ludwin, the CEO of blockchain startup Chain, the pointed comment set off a tense exchange at a meeting of the SEC's Investor Advisory Committee (IAC) last week.
Special counsel at the largest federation of unions in the U.S., Silvers effectively turned what had been billed as an informational meeting into an explosive dialogue, one in which members of the IAC questioned the legality and legitimacy of blockchain-based cryptocurrencies and tokens as investment vehicles.
Created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act as a forum to advise the SEC on regulatory priorities, marketplace integrity and investor protection matters, and comprised of state regulators, academics and large institutional investors, the IAC has more recently taken a focus on cryptocurrencies.
But while Ludwin and others from the cryptocurrency industry sought to educate the committee on the unique qualities and capabilities of blockchain-based assets, Silvers and several other IAC members sounded unconvinced, using the opportunity to air a deep skepticism, and at times, open hostility.
"As somebody who's been around financial bubbles a [long time], my 'alarmo-meter' is at DEFCON 5," said Silvers. "My sense is that most of the conversation that goes on around this is essentially designed to obscure. [It] uses big ideas and technical jargon to evade fundamental questions that should be asked in this institution about any investment product."
He continued:
"I’m deeply, deeply frustrated with a conversation that appears to be designed to evade the law in the context of what appears to be obviously a bubble."
Unsure arguments
Yet, the assaults, while pointed, were sometimes difficult to parse.
Owing to their apparent early-stage understanding of the technology, those outside the panels tended to lump cryptocurrencies that power public blockchains, like bitcoin and ether, together with tokens – cryptographic assets issued on top of blockchains, often as part of early-stage startup fundraising.
For instance, CalPERS investment director for sustainability Anne Simpson expressed the idea that a core function of the bitcoin network is to reward the computers (rather than the humans) that solve algorithmic puzzles to mine the cryptocurrency.
"That sounds like Isaac Asimov gone mad," she said, in reference to the late science fiction writer.
In addition to Ludwin, other presenters from the blockchain industry included Jeff Bandman, a former fintech advisor to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC); Michael Bodson, president and CEO at the Depository Trust Clearing Corporation; Fredrik Voss, vice president of blockchain innovation at Nasdaq; and Nancy Liao of Yale Law School.
The hearing notably comes less than a month after the SEC announced the creation of a new cyber unit to investigate and enforce distributed ledger and ICO violations, as well as an enforcement action against an alleged ICO token scammer.
Tempered concerns
Yet, Silvers and Simpson aside, other attendees had more nuanced appreciations of the technology. Perhaps most surprisingly, however, a more moderate view was put forward by representatives of the government itself.
"These investments are seen as cutting-edge opportunities for individual investors, but these investments may not be suitable for all investors because they carry such significant risk,” said SEC Commissioner Kara Stein.
Stein continued, putting forth her opinion that blockchain technology has the potential to "revolutionize" securities trading and fundraising, but cautioned that clear regulatory oversight was needed to combat growing incidences of fraud.
SEC Chairman Jay Clayton agreed, reiterating previous statements emphasizing the need for investor protections against ICO scams and "pump-and-dump" schemes.
These worries, plus the asymmetry of knowledge, will likely continue to have an effect on investor confidence in these new technologies.
For instance, Simpson doesn't think cryptocurrency tokens should be considered an asset class, or that their features align with CalPERS' mission as a manager of pension and health benefits – a strong hint that these funds won't be going into cryptocurrencies anytime soon.
She concluded:
"Our purpose in the financial system is to serve the people whose savings are being put to work – not to gambling or to speculation or to losses – but to work."
Did Vitalik Buterin just trade Ethereum @ Waves DEX? 
October 16, 2017, 07:35:53 PM
Desde inicio, que Waves me cativou muito interesse. Aliás este foi o meu primeiro/teste ICO (oficial), só lamento foi ter vendido os meus waves 2 semanas mais tarde do lançamento da moeda por 10% plus. Se eu soubesse o que sei hoje, mas isso é o que todos os cripto fãs dizem eles mesmos, todos os dias.
Só acho estranho o desenvolvimento do projeto estar um pouco parado de momento. Depois de tanto alcançado nos últimos 6 meses é um pouco decepcionante a situação a que se chegou.
Só acho estranho o desenvolvimento do projeto estar um pouco parado de momento. Depois de tanto alcançado nos últimos 6 meses é um pouco decepcionante a situação a que se chegou.
Aguardando ansiosamente até chegar em $ 100 !
October 16, 2017, 07:35:04 PM
Aproveitando o dia de hoje, foi lançado o novo site da Waves.
http://wavesplatform.com/
Coisas novas estão chegando!
http://wavesplatform.com/
Coisas novas estão chegando!
Copiaram o site da DASH (https://www.dash.org/).
O site da WAVES era bonito, não precisava copiar o site da DASH.
Esse já é o terceiro ou quarto layout. Não vejo necessidade de mudar o site completamente a cada 2 meses.
"Copiaram" é uma palavra muito forte. Mas eu achei que ficou parecido
Imagem dos sites para comparar:
http://ibb.co/cry0mG
Code:
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backup
http://img1.imagilive.com/affiche/1017/waves_dash_site01.jpg.htm
Copiaram mesmo, kkkkkk
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