Nice Magazine. Very neat!
Topic: WAVES. Ultimate crypto-tokens blockchain platform. - page 1931. (Read 2389392 times)
Nice Magazine. Very neat!
If anyone wants to send or receive testnet waves with me, my address is: Vt48LMV321x2XxJaJ8eB1MeScsAGzuUva
If you post your address, i'll send some testnet waves to you as well
If you post your address, i'll send some testnet waves to you as well
My node is running now. Is there any documentation? I there a GUI apart from localhost:6869?
Where can I get some testnet coins?
@noms, please send some to address "dw5CcgSSGpYT5GzN8aoHABJ7kkg3T5mo6"
If you buy waves you can wave goodbye to your money!
Is this normal ico progress? First day a lot of participants and after that a slow decline and the last days probably more participants? Do i get this right? I never joined ico before except Augur and Digix...
I think it depends. Waves created a fair amount of PR for the coin and then offered a day-1 bonus, as opposed to a strict, first-week bonus which is also common.
The typical trend is that their is always a rush at the beginning, it tapers off and then at the end it spikes because a lot of heavier investors also like to evaluate how much to contribute after they see generally how big the ICO size will be. I could see Waves raising between 6500-8500 BTC by the end. That's my guess, unless they start releasing some insanely amazing, "ground breaking" news that gets more attention.
I'm into Signature campaign
Is this normal ico progress? First day a lot of participants and after that a slow decline and the last days probably more participants? Do i get this right? I never joined ico before except Augur and Digix...
I have applied for the signature campaign just now.
How much time will it take for my application to confirm?
How much time will it take for my application to confirm?
It's manual, so likely within 24 hours. However, it is the weekend soon, so it might take a little longer.
I have applied for the signature campaign just now.
How much time will it take for my application to confirm?
How much time will it take for my application to confirm?
I do not know why waves token has a lot of bashers ( negative comments) they said that waves ico is a ponzi
"people to people trading"
THIS IS WAVES
THIS IS WAVES
Anyone investing in the Bitland ICO too?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bitland-ico-decentralized-land-registry-1434155
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bitland-ico-decentralized-land-registry-1434155
Waves must trade on Poloniex from the launch day.
Or maybe Poloniex should be traded on WAVES.
Waves must trade on Poloniex from the launch day.
Or maybe Poloniex should be traded on WAVES.
VALORBIT #2 LOL
What makes Waves different from the other cryptotokens like Omni, Counterparty, and NXT assets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14546862
That post says:
"Main differences are asset-asset trading and fiat tokens at launch"
But Counterparty already has asset-asset trading and Omni, NXT, and Bitshares already have fiat tokens.
Ok i think you are trying to FUD here. How abt you go ask the same Question in LISK thread and also dont forget to stop by IOTA, FACTOM and ETH threads. And please post that same question in all 1000 + Bitcoin clones. Thank you!
Counterparty: Never tried it myself but I heard people complaining about the GUI. Also, keep in mind that Counterparty relies on the Bitcoin blockchain and, therefore, has very slow block times. Additionally, it is dependant on Bitcoin and its' Blockchain's future (see discussion about block size, etc.).
Nxt: Well-tested platform with a lot of perks. However, you cannot trade asset-to-asset which is essential in opening up new ways for a decentralized asset exchange. Regarding the fiat tokens: BitShares offers a pegged token with no guarantee of keeping its value. The tokens offered on Nxt Asset Exchange are kept within a certain range of price through market making. Two different approaches of which I prefer the latter.
BitShares: They broke the principles of a crypto currency when migrating from 1.0 to 2.0 - a no-go for me personally. Also, I think not every user is free to issue an asset like on Nxt or WAVES which is a major drawback.
WAVES will provide a combined solution of all perks these platforms offer while keeping the user's freedom in doing what he wants to on the platform.
What makes Waves different from the other cryptotokens like Omni, Counterparty, and NXT assets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14546862
That post says:
"Main differences are asset-asset trading and fiat tokens at launch"
But Counterparty already has asset-asset trading and Omni, NXT, and Bitshares already have fiat tokens.
Ok i think you are trying to FUD here. How abt you go ask the same Question in LISK thread and also dont forget to stop by IOTA, FACTOM and ETH threads. And please post that same question in all 1000 + Bitcoin clones. Thank you!
Counterparty: Never tried it myself but I heard people complaining about the GUI. Also, keep in mind that Counterparty relies on the Bitcoin blockchain and, therefore, has very slow block times. Additionally, it is dependant on Bitcoin and it's Blockchain's future (see discussion about block size, etc.).
Nxt: Well-tested platform with a lot of perks. However, you cannot trade asset-to-asset which is essential in opening up new ways for a decentralized asset exchange. Regarding the fiat tokens: BitShares offers a pegged token with no guarantee of keeping its value. The tokens offered on Nxt Asset Exchange are kept within a certain range of price through market making. Two different approaches of which I prefer the latter.
BitShares: They broke the principles of a crypto currency when migrating from 1.0 to 2.0 - a no-go for me personally. Also, I think not every user is free to issue an asset like on Nxt or WAVES which is a major drawback.
WAVES will provide a combined solution of all perks these platforms offer while keeping the user's freedom in doing what he wants to on the platform.
What makes Waves different from the other cryptotokens like Omni, Counterparty, and NXT assets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14546862
That post says:
"Main differences are asset-asset trading and fiat tokens at launch"
But Counterparty already has asset-asset trading and Omni, NXT, and Bitshares already have fiat tokens.
And this will have both as it seems, on a new codebase.
even when (and if) it's there it's not so obvious if it's doable.
What makes Waves different from the other cryptotokens like Omni, Counterparty, and NXT assets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14546862
That post says:
"Main differences are asset-asset trading and fiat tokens at launch"
But Counterparty already has asset-asset trading and Omni, NXT, and Bitshares already have fiat tokens.
And this will have both as it seems, on a new codebase.
Waves must trade on Poloniex from the launch day.
PoloniEx doesn't give information on coins they are going to list so it may be listed right after launch or they may wait a few weeks/months to make sure there are no bugs.
What makes Waves different from the other cryptotokens like Omni, Counterparty, and NXT assets?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14546862
That post says:
"Main differences are asset-asset trading and fiat tokens at launch"
But Counterparty already has asset-asset trading and Omni, NXT, and Bitshares already have fiat tokens.
Ok i think you are trying to FUD here. How abt you go ask the same Question in LISK thread and also dont forget to stop by IOTA, FACTOM and ETH threads. And please post that same question in all 1000 + Bitcoin clones. Thank you!
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