Quote from: windjc on August 08, 2017, 02:09:47 AM

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any volume is being bought.

didn't anticipate that

My advice is to buy it all at the price below 0.11. You will never see Byteball that cheap. Next airdrops bring 10 times less GB per BTC. And GB per GB are only 2 times less. And if Tonych indeed has some plans about integrating Byteball into shops, we can go to the moon.

I am a bit confused by the OP description of the changes coming to distribution moving forward. Can you explain them? Thanks.

Before changes:

for each BTC linked you get 0.0625 Gbyte
For each 1 Gbyte in wallet you get 0.2Gbyte

After changes:

1btc linked you get 0.00625Gbyte
1Gbyte in wallet you will get 0.1gbyte

hoep thats clears the things for you.

So in other words holders of Gbytes, businesses which will work with gbyte will gain ad btc holders wont.

It does, thanks. Is that a permanent change?

What % of total GBYTE has now been distributed?

in circulation is over 50%
what was distributed, u need to calculate yourself. last drop was 365000 in circulation.