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Quote from: Saxnot on March 07, 2018, 09:28:34 AM

$20 for an registration with my personal ID, I think it is to cheap. $200 are better, this are our personal information and they are valuable. $20 is a joke in my opinion.

I would not sold my personality even for $2000. Looks like Byteball is launching a hunt for schoolboys .

That's the hard part for a good distribution model.
The initial plan is to involve more people in, but try the best to avoid the cheaters by IDs.
But in the crypto world, few peoples would like to "sell" their IDs for only $20. At least, not me.

I think people from Venezuela will be highly interesting in use this promotion and get some easy cash and create an ecosystem out of byteball.

no one sell their identity to the network where the owner controlled 40% of the value and 100% of the network.

I understand the need to be careful with disclosing your ID, it's can be hacked and used for a number of bad things but your argument doesn't make sense. Whats this person going to do with your ID? Create bogus credit card applications, sell it on to someone who will? You just stated he controls 40% of the value and certainly doesn't need the money.