Re: [ANN][UBQ] Ubiq - Smart Contracts For An Automated World

Quote from: vlom on August 30, 2017, 08:52:24 PM

The DAO philosophical failure and Ethereum network split opened the door to competitors on smart contract blockchains. Ubiq is the strongest: immutable unlike ETH, and with a brand focus away from experimentation and toward corporate professionalism. Once the Ethereum ICO craze breaks and that platform loses trust, Ubiqs secure network and failure-free track record will present it as a viable smart contract competitor.

Ubiq has an upgraded codebase, newly-designed difficulty algorithm, monetary policy, and several million-dollar projects running as tokens on its chain. Additionally, it was launched in a spirit of fairness with zero ICO or developer premine. Currently valued at less than 0.5% of ETHs market cap, Ubiq provides a top-tier alternative to ETH at a dramatically cheaper rate.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/10-top-cryptocurrency-investors-share-their-favorite_us_599bb27de4b0521e90cfb4e9

Ubiq's codebase is severely outdated and the only ubiq dev works for bittrex fulltime.
The difficulty algo isnt new they took it from digibyte.
The monetary policy is only different because they increased the blocktime to 88 seconds.
It didnt need an ico, the devs bought all the jumbucks off of bittrex for virtually nothing and then swapped it to themselves at a 1:10 ratio.
It DID have a premine thats how they did the tokenswap they still actually have tokens left over that went unclaimed.