Quote from: riptobuxripto on September 27, 2017, 01:53:31 AM

Hi guys,

The delisting from Cryptopia is obviously not cool, because it was a great spot for Waves tokens to be accessed by those new to the Waves ecosystem, but there's nothing that can be done about that, unfortunately. From what I understand, Cryptopia once de-listed Ethereum for similar issues as they de-listed Waves - issues with nodes de-synchronizing from the overall network (forking). It is what it is.

Of course, if one wishes to purchase RBX so that they can tip, or sell to others so that they can tip, they can do so on Tidex Exchange or Waves Decentralized Exchange within the Waves lite client. One should not purchase RBX unless they plan to tip an individual as there should be no assumption of an increase in value.

Ripto Bux is not an investment - it is simply a token used to signify appreciation of one's contribution within the slacks that it (the tip bot) is enabled in.

RE: The individual who brought up $OCL Oceanlab - I like that team quite a lot

Sphearis and his team are committed to Waves and the Waves ecosystem. Their Gravit platform will be super cool for crawling the Waves blockchain, and they're really working on a lot.

As far as I know, they are working on a very cool tool called Proof of Stake for All, or POS4All. It basically allows any asset on Waves to be able to become Proof of Stake. I'm not quite sure how they plan on implementing it, but I think it's a great idea. I can imagine a situation where say, XMR tokenized on Waves Platform can be used as a fee, and then those fees distributed through POS. A very interesting idea indeed.

Perhaps once regulatory uncertainties are clarified, the remaining undistributed supply of RBX could be distributed through POS4All.

Anyway, as another poster above commented, RBX isn't undergoing "development" per se. It is a simple token.

Regards,

ripto

Thanks for the updates!

Are you working on any more projects or was this a one off?