Earlier you said:

It will be valued at the rate of the day we stop the donation.

Can you confirm that this is indeed a change and you will allocate coins based on the max value of either the day the donation was made or the day the donations closed?

So if I donated 100 coins and they are worth $100 the day I donate them and then on the day that donations close the coins are worth $50 I will still get $100 worth of coins? Similarly, if the coins are worth $200 on the day donations close then I will get $200 worth of coins?

Thanks

1. Could you provide any update on the tech, your research, any detail?
2. The number of coins, 666, did you make it on purpose to be like that? You may know that to some people it is, so to say, unpleasant association.
3. The testnet on the April 1st? Do you say it with the grain of resposibility? So, you are basically preparing now the testnet for the launch?

Amazing project if it goes to the end it will be the best coin of 2018/2019, for once i'm at the early stage of a nice project, i'm very excited.

I would be more than happy to clarify your query for you. In the interim, you are more than welcome to browse online to dig deeper into all that high frequency trading encompasses. Telecommunication is a key part of the HFT as milliseconds, which in retrospect translates to millions. Therefore, within this technology, fibers and microwaves are used to transfer information. Some companies are specialising solely in building infrastructures- which essentially consists of telecommunication- as a means to beat their competitor and do trades faster than anyone else. Call it as you will, but indeed it is still within the realm of telecommunication. With regards to the PHD inquiry, please check online yourself for further information, but in laments terms, the cause of big  data and machine learning clearly implies data analysis.

Does anyone have a good understanding of the benefits drawbacks of DAG based systems v all the hype going on around HashGraph? Other than the fact that the hashgraph is controlled by an private entitiy (which in itself makes it a non starter for me). Specifically from a scaleability, speed, or security perspective.

Hi, I own a discord server for discussing DAG coins. Every DAG is listed and has its own channel.

https://discord.gg/auFsMSD.

Feel free to join us ! See ya.  

Guys, It's big scam around Dag technology with privacy add on coin posts between Stone, Manta, Azulik mostly all the threads might have started by same person or group. They all try to collect donations upfront before you see any code on Github, no Escrow and mentioning testnet release on same day as last day of donation ends. Nothing happen in other two projects.

It might be same team doing this thread also, i kind of see similar line of plans and just nice graphics, cut and paste info from different resources and trying to make quick money with no real proof of code or work. Beware of these scammers, I really donated little money in Stone and realized it's waste of doing until you see code and real product.

A very interesting question - thank you for bringing it to our attention.

Firstly, to understand it better we must delve into all that is represented by the Delegate Proof of Stake (DPOS). Simply put it is a protocol where all the users (owning coin) delegate their vote to a representative. The vote is then weighted by the balance of the wallet. In the end the representatives, which act like the minors to maintain the network, will validate the transaction whereas at least 51% of the network must validate a transaction for it to proceed. The 51% is determined using the entire portfolio of wallet balances.
Hence having a private wallet means that the balance will not  be displayed. The DPOS will therefore not function. To bypass this issue we have develloped a public wallet and an alias private wallet. The public wallet delegates his voting rights to a representative as the balance is public. Take into consideration we now have a public and a private wallet.

Let’s say there are no fees. It’s clear all users would prefer to enjoy the privacy feature and in turn keep their coin shares in the private wallet- yet this would lead to the issue of running the DPOS off track as the representative would no longer  be legitimate as they would represent a very small part of the network. Therefore the fees in place are an incentive to make people keep their coin in their public wallet and run node.

Furthermore, 1% of the fees will be used to remunerate the nodes, and 99% of the fees will be paid back to the network depending of their number of shares in coin. Hence, in average, if the number of transactions are higher than the number of user, each user will get back 99% of the fees paid. The 1% remaining will allow a more decentralized network for both public and private transactions. On top of that, public transactions remain free of charge, and the fee for private transactions will be very very low.

To me it’s a very smart approach, indeed, if you don’t have fees all user would store their coin in the private wallet, hence Sybil attack would be much easier to perform.

I really see how to use it in daily life, I receive funds on my public wallet, they are public, but as long as it’s not possible to link me with these transaction it’s all good.

So basically on my mobile wallet I will have my public and private wallet, I can transfer immediately some funds from my public to my private wallet, and they become untraceable as nor the transaction nor the balance can be accessed right ?
And  let say I go buy a coffee, I use my private wallet to pay, I’ll pay a small fee, and in the end of the day I’ll get back fees depending of my balance on my public wallet ? Hence it means If I spend coin using my private wallet my fees will be paid back, if I don’t spend I’ll be remunerated to delegate my vote to a representative, to me it sound amazing as long as the fee is low.

It's like a freemium version of Nano, it's like XRB for public transaction, but if you want another feature it's possible but for a very small fee.

Can you give us more details about the two coins, why do you think it would be better ? Do not hesitate to tell us which point isn't clear.




No we don't please send us private message.