Quote from: Pab on August 09, 2017, 07:07:56 PM

Quote from: csmcc on August 09, 2017, 03:58:23 PM

Quote from: Pab on August 09, 2017, 03:34:14 PM

next adress maybe can be Berkeley Univ Foundation BOINC,thay have interesting open source programm very much based on eth chain

Incorrect.

BOINC is now paired with a crypto currency. But it is not ETH based. GRC (gridcoin - the crypto attached to BOINC) is its own chain that runs on a PoS +DPoR model.

Nothing to do with ethereum.

I should know, I mine the stuff! (and help science whole doing so)

Drugdscovering was creating project on eth,but SONM devs came and thay have stolen boinc work and destroyed untill now

Don't think you're quite right there.

BOINC has been around for 15 years. GridCoin has been around almost 4 years. They have been associated with BOINC the entire time. Although moved to the current DPoR model in 2014.

Neither SONM, or the shard of it (drugdiscoveryathome), have been around as long. If anything, drugdiscoveryathome tried to create a BOINC project of their own. But there were "goings on" between them, and SONM, where they started out, but then got kicked out.

But my point stands. GRC is not ETH based. Has never been ETH based. And has been around LONGER than ETH.

One tried to absorb BOINC. Probably not realising GRC was already so well established. The other tried to create their own BOINC project as a SONM prototype/test bed. They were part of same team (probably, it all looks a bit shady) at some point. None of it worked out in the end. The BOINC people were not very impressed with them. BOINC is not driven by profit. Never has been. It's driven by science enthusiasts, and always has been. GRC is seen as a nice bonus by some of the long standing BOINCers. But most are more interested in the science than the money. They ran it for free for over 10 years without any incentive ....

Maybe you can't see or understand that, but that is how it is. Money isn't everything to everyone.

Thread on the BOINC forum here discussing the demise of drugdiscoveryathome here: https://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=11747

All very off topic as regard to Spectiv. But you're still mostly wrong on this one.