What will be the next $1 Billion Blockchain? - page 15.

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Quote from: bitbite111 on April 26, 2016, 11:53:06 AM

LOL a lot of new accounts touting Vcash.

Guarnteed its one large bagholder trying to unload.

I am very known in the crypto community in my country, I got a lot of friends in that community and where I say to them to invest, they will invest. And I advised they to invest in Vcash for the long term.

Most of them had no bitcointalk account therefore can not vote on this poll, but they are manifesting in the comments with your newbie accounts.

Take a look here on this facebook group that I created for Vcash and see that we are already more than 500 investors (and growing). https://www.facebook.com/groups/193155824381736/

Don't need to be very smart to realize that XVC is technically perfect to be used as means of payment.
There are no promises. The features are already implemented and running perfectly.

The code is brilliant. It is light years ahead of bitcoin and any other currency.
Poloniex audited the code and Vcash is the only altcoin that they accepted with just 1 confirmation

The lowest value for a Vcash unit should be what dash and eth are worth today

This gem is already polished and just waiting to be found by large investors.

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Quote from: john-connor on April 26, 2016, 03:31:36 AM

The ZeroLedger technology (what we are coding now) is alone worth a billion IMHO. We've combined ZeroTime and the Bitcoin payment protocol. We firmly believe single confirmation is behind us and zero confirmation will become mainstream making crypto-currencies useful "in real time situations". Cool

Dude, u must be a large bagholder trying to unload your bad investment.

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Quote from: nzminer on April 19, 2016, 01:33:00 AM

There may be others, but im confident that the major players are in this list.

Ethereum is not on this list, because its already hit $1 Billion despite it dropping back under.

is this your poll? i'm confused.

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LOL a lot of new accounts touting Vcash.

Guarnteed its one large bagholder trying to unload.

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Vcash

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Vcash !!!

without a shadow of doubt

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The ZeroLedger technology (what we are coding now) is alone worth a billion IMHO. We've combined ZeroTime and the Bitcoin payment protocol. We firmly believe single confirmation is behind us and zero confirmation will become mainstream making crypto-currencies useful "in real time situations". Cool

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Quote from: shavers on April 20, 2016, 07:31:56 AM

Gamecredits Joins Microsoft Azure Blockchain Projects *Blockchain as a Service (BaaS)*

https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/tree/master/baas-artifacts/linux-gamecredits

Gamecredits Wink

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gamecredits-the-future-of-in-game-monetization-1266597

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Quote from: cryptonikus on April 24, 2016, 04:20:23 AM

Vcash people just swarmed to spam the poll. Sorry but the result is out of place.

Nice try to kill the topic. Cool

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No love for Tauchain? Cry

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tau-chain-and-agoras-official-thread-generalized-p2p-network-950309

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Vcash people just swarmed to spam the poll. Sorry but the result is out of place.

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Vcash >)

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Quote from: nzminer on April 23, 2016, 05:48:54 PM

Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 05:24:27 PM

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Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 11:59:00 AM

Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

Vcash seems to be the only altcoin that actually has a vision and reason to exist in 10 years time. No other coins seem to care about the far off future.

This is total rubbish, unless you are only referring to Bitcoin clones.

NXT, NEM, Ethereum etc are all built with the future in mind...

With Ethereum, blockchain size and memory needed could eventually become a problem with regards to having many nodes controlled by many different people and it doesn't seem like it's built with those concerns in mind. Maybe they will consider it eventually, but ethereum isn't really built as a currency.

NXT - java and I don't think there's been much innovation on it since a couple of years ago, but I haven't been keeping up to be honest.

Don't know much about NEM, but can it send an unlimited number of transactions that are instantly confirmed? Just from the last post in the thread, it seems more trying to jump on the smart contract bandwagon than care about the future. Also, if your ISP sees you using port 7890, it knows you're using NEM, although, not necessarily what you're doing with it.

ISP's can block any ports if they suspect they are flooding traffic.
Anyway, its a good idea to look into NEM, quite a few seem to know very little, I wouldnt say it necessarily is the same as smart contracts, but can achieve similar results, just like NXT or even Bitshares for that matter.

The NEM developers have developed a private blockchain based on NEM for private use and its been successfully tested with huge amounts of transactions per hour on a level never seen before.

All this is currently going down in Japan, but its proving that the NEM blockchain is built to last and handle huge loads, nothing can make these same claims yet.

Check out the last few pages on the NEM thread and check out the NEM forum and mijin website for more info. (mijin is the private version of NEM essentially)

NXT can be written in C++ if need be and i believe there are other clients that are written in other languages like NXT solaris etc.
NXT has huge potential, they are working in implementing more features and development is still going on, but one of the main devs went on to start IOTA.

With Vcash, the p2p port is random and then user configurable after that, so ISPs can't block Vcash's port. Almost every Vcash port will be different, unless a user chooses to have multiple nodes with the same p2p port.

Still didn't look into NEM yet so don't know about the private blockchain or how many transactions it can handle, but did you see john's adaptive block size algorithm? https://gist.github.com/john-connor/c1e131771cfcca02ac9e7a14a4f08caf -- video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxzxbNAvUZY

Currently, the receiving wallet locks transactions in <5 seconds from the time the sending wallet clicks send, and I believe Poloniex is using zerotime. Polo doesn't make your coins tradable in 5 seconds, but Vcash will still get to Poloniex and be tradable faster than any other coin you can send there. XEM takes 18 confirmations and Vcash takes 1. Poloniex did a code audit of Vcash about a year ago and determined that 1 confirmation was sufficient for security.

Right now, NEM looks a little bubbly for me as it rose 15x in 5 months (currently up 1183% from the beginning of December), along with ethereum, factom, and others; but I might check it out more thoroughly at some point.

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Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 05:24:27 PM

Quote from: nzminer on April 22, 2016, 03:24:44 PM

Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 11:59:00 AM

Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

Vcash seems to be the only altcoin that actually has a vision and reason to exist in 10 years time. No other coins seem to care about the far off future.

This is total rubbish, unless you are only referring to Bitcoin clones.

NXT, NEM, Ethereum etc are all built with the future in mind...

With Ethereum, blockchain size and memory needed could eventually become a problem with regards to having many nodes controlled by many different people and it doesn't seem like it's built with those concerns in mind. Maybe they will consider it eventually, but ethereum isn't really built as a currency.

NXT - java and I don't think there's been much innovation on it since a couple of years ago, but I haven't been keeping up to be honest.

Don't know much about NEM, but can it send an unlimited number of transactions that are instantly confirmed? Just from the last post in the thread, it seems more trying to jump on the smart contract bandwagon than care about the future. Also, if your ISP sees you using port 7890, it knows you're using NEM, although, not necessarily what you're doing with it.

ISP's can block any ports if they suspect they are flooding traffic.
Anyway, its a good idea to look into NEM, quite a few seem to know very little, I wouldnt say it necessarily is the same as smart contracts, but can achieve similar results, just like NXT or even Bitshares for that matter.

The NEM developers have developed a private blockchain based on NEM for private use and its been successfully tested with huge amounts of transactions per hour on a level never seen before.

All this is currently going down in Japan, but its proving that the NEM blockchain is built to last and handle huge loads, nothing can make these same claims yet.

Check out the last few pages on the NEM thread and check out the NEM forum and mijin website for more info. (mijin is the private version of NEM essentially)

NXT can be written in C++ if need be and i believe there are other clients that are written in other languages like NXT solaris etc.
NXT has huge potential, they are working in implementing more features and development is still going on, but one of the main devs went on to start IOTA.

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Quote from: Snail2 on April 22, 2016, 04:26:47 PM

Pretty much depends on what will happen around the halving. If bitcoin goes into bubble mode that can drag a couple of other coins with itself so we can see more than one $1 billion coins.

Yeah peercoin, bitcoindark etc. will follow soon. Litecoin also but on a 2 to 10 ratio. But if you look towards development and potential i would go for bitshares.
Yes bitshares and ethereum all the way.

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Quote from: nzminer on April 22, 2016, 03:24:44 PM

Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 11:59:00 AM

Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

Vcash seems to be the only altcoin that actually has a vision and reason to exist in 10 years time. No other coins seem to care about the far off future.

This is total rubbish, unless you are only referring to Bitcoin clones.

NXT, NEM, Ethereum etc are all built with the future in mind...

With Ethereum, blockchain size and memory needed could eventually become a problem with regards to having many nodes controlled by many different people and it doesn't seem like it's built with those concerns in mind. Maybe they will consider it eventually, but ethereum isn't really built as a currency.

NXT - java and I don't think there's been much innovation on it since a couple of years ago, but I haven't been keeping up to be honest.

Don't know much about NEM, but can it send an unlimited number of transactions that are instantly confirmed? Just from the last post in the thread, it seems more trying to jump on the smart contract bandwagon than care about the future. Also, if your ISP sees you using port 7890, it knows you're using NEM, although, not necessarily what you're doing with it.

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Pretty much depends on what will happen around the halving. If bitcoin goes into bubble mode that can drag a couple of other coins with itself so we can see more than one $1 billion coins.

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Quote from: pseudonymdude on April 22, 2016, 11:59:00 AM

Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

Vcash seems to be the only altcoin that actually has a vision and reason to exist in 10 years time. No other coins seem to care about the far off future.

This is total rubbish, unless you are only referring to Bitcoin clones.

NXT, NEM, Ethereum etc are all built with the future in mind...

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Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

Vcash will not necessarily replace Bitcoin. However, Bitcoin will become more and more centralized throughout the years as block rewards dwindle and the cost to keep up a node increases, leading to less and less anonymity and fewer points of failure, which means less and less security. Bitcoin will have to be kept alive by those who are heavily invested in it; ie. exchanges, payment processors, etc.

Vcash will be a decentralized Bitcoin with plenty of user nodes, instant transactions, and unlimited transactions per second. Also, because of encryption and random ports, your ISP won't be able to tell if you're using it or not, like it can with every other coin.

Vcash seems to be the only altcoin that actually has a vision and reason to exist in 10 years time. No other coins seem to care about the far off future.

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Quote from: bitbitch on April 22, 2016, 09:52:25 AM

there's a lot of invested interest in BTC. how would vcash XVC be able to replace it?

The community is growing, and with it the number of services. It's only a matter of time and not necessarily it will replace bitcoin.

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