Quote from: blocks.explorer on June 18, 2017, 06:13:32 PM

Quote from: dave3 on June 18, 2017, 11:53:39 AM

Quote from: Dorky on June 18, 2017, 09:02:31 AM

I noticed a lot of people these days conveniently label others as "trolls" for the simple reason that others disagree with what they say/believe.

Don't agree with me? You are a troll.

And by the way...

Quote from: samlogi on June 18, 2017, 07:14:27 AM

https://steemit.com/veritaseum/@freeforever/breaking-news-veritaseum-now-has-an-official-market-cap

Is this true that 30% of the total supply will be sold when it hits exchanges? To who?

I don't know about it. And neither does the blogger stated where he got his source on 30 million supply being available. He/she could be just another FUD troll, to be honest (lol), making fake news up and hoping to spread some fear to get some Veri on the cheap before it hits the exchange (which will lead to way much higher price). Like someone in EtherDelta chat saying Veri will go to as low as 0.033 of Eth, but that never happened as far as I know and is now way much higher. The same person said Veri price may max out at $100 or $200, which according to my estimate is still a very low mark. I say, fundamental dominates in investing. Hold when you have found the diamond.

Edit:
Many dislike Veritaseum for the simple reason that they missed the boat. That certainly caused a bitter taste to it. And instead of making up for their own mistake, they just conveniently say it is a scam. Smart people just swallow their pride and make the right decision. At current price level, it is still dirt cheap.

That steemit post that suggests there will be an extra 30 million VERI that comes on the market when it hits a larger exchange doesn't have any basis, in my opinion. He doesn't explain his reasoning for that and just says "from what I understand ..." I think he understands incorrectly.

I think there will be some amount of VERI (up to 50,000) that will still be distributed as part of the crowdfunding campaign. Other than that, I think it will be large blocks sold to big customers and corporations, likely at a price at least commensurate to the market price. Furthermore, I suspect that much of that won't be trading on the market, but saved long term and/or used for the services that Veritaseum offers.

As for newly registered users; I care more about what a person has to say than how long they've been registered or how many posts they have. So welcome new members.

I'll also say, I bought my VERI later in the ICO when the price of ETH was more expensive. I wish I'd bought right at the beginning when ETH was cheaper and there was a bonus. But I thought it was still a good deal and worth it. I've passed over things in the past because I didn't get in at the lowest price, and regretted it, since they continued to do very well. It depends on what you think it's really worth, and if you believe in the project. And I think VERI is worth much more than what it's trading for right now, and I believe in the project and it's leadership with Reggie Middleton.

obviously the price per coin will go down once more coins will be in circulation. at $144 million marketcap with only around 1.965 million counted towards that marketcap. if you consider that 30 million to be added into the computation of the circulating coins, then at $144 marcketcap (if that holds) then it mean each coin will be worth only $4.50.

I do not see this reaching $2 billion in marketcap (with even only 30 million in circulation & 100 million total supply). that's crazy. Grin

New coins aren't just going to be released onto the market. They are going to be purchases with real $'s than be calculated as part of the present circulating supply. The price these private investors pay should not be far off from the current market rate. Nothing much will change; if anything price will increase due to major players getting into VERI.

The future is bright.