Quote from: Zylon on June 19, 2017, 01:42:51 PM

Quote from: Ted_Nugent on June 19, 2017, 01:12:11 PM

Fair Initial Distribution???
I found this offer for free byteball crypto's (i.e. Blackbytes) suspect. I wondered how the price for this crypto could be around the $700 mark, when there are other crypto's with just as good, if not better, technology behind this. I wondered if the input of sending your bitcoins for Blackbytes was just pumping up the price?

I'm here even more concerned in that for sending around $3.50 USD worth of my Bitcoins, plus the $1.50 mining fee, that I got a message back saying that they are seeing that I own Zero bitcoins, which means no free Blackbytes for me and I've just lost $5+ USD. This then offers a web page to look at the reason why it is showing zero bitcoins, of which helps little. I've got 2 bitcoins in my wallet, not zero bitcoins. There is no message for to help you otherwise and this lends to the potential further loss of leading to getting you to have another attempt - no thanks. I've sent an email requesting help on this, but to date have not gotten a reply. As far as I'm concerned this marketing ploy is a pump on the price of this crypto and I've been ripped off i.e. this is a scam. I'd be interested to hear from others regarding if they have had the same thing happen to them?

I am sorry but you are just a noob, don't be pissed of when you have no idea at all!

1. Don't look at the price for one GB, take a look at the market cap of Byteball, than you will see that byteball is not so expensive!

-Can we finally please realize the change to MB, I am really sick of this discussions!
Please do it Tony

2.And when you had read some comments here you would know that many had the same problem with the bitcoin adress!
It is not a problem of the Byteball system, is a problem of your Bitcoin wallet!
You have many adresses in your wallet-account, you have to transfer all your bitcoins to the adress which is linked with Byteball!

You say "1. Don't look at the price for one GB, take a look at the market cap of Byteball, than you will see that byteball is not so expensive!" - Two points 1) Are there vested interests here that don't like to hear negatives to have their investments suffer? 2) I see market cap as the value of the currency, but when it comes to the $780 figure, if you aren't getting Blackbytes for free, you certainly have to pay in fiat for this and this becomes expensive enough, especially as I don't see it equating with Bitcoin or Ethereum long term for investors Huh