Re: [ANN] [BSTY] * DIGITAL MONEY * YESCRYPT GLOBALBOOST-Y * CPU MINING launches 9pm
Place your bets...
We have a core group of developers & staff that are working pretty much around the clock. From here in the USA to Europe, China to South America, India to Africa we meet everyday(and night) on Skype & the IRC.
Some are punching the time clock, and many work as supporters, investors, and shareholders/coinholders.
Please signup at the main site https://globalboo.st/signup.php it's free.
There are choices to upgrade, and we should have the BSTY payment gateway up tomorrow.
I have to tell you... We've been looking for a few good Geeks
#GlobalBoost
https://twitter.com/GlobalBoost
I would say the chances are pretty good.
GlobalBoost wants to work with you!
We have a core group of developers & staff that are working pretty much around the clock. From here in the USA to Europe, China to South America, India to Africa we meet everyday(and night) on Skype & the IRC.
Some are punching the time clock, and many work as supporters, investors, and shareholders/coinholders.
Please signup at the main site https://globalboo.st/signup.php it's free.
There are choices to upgrade, and we should have the BSTY payment gateway up tomorrow.
I have to tell you... We've been looking for a few good Geeks
#GlobalBoost
https://twitter.com/GlobalBoost
What are the chances that GlobalBoost would work with geeks like us to try and make their e-money thingy more useful for more applications? There are so many directions this technology could go...
For example, if we could support recording information beyond e-money in the block chain, such as anonymous credentials (a Matthew Green and friends paper I read), that would be fantastic. Also, I think if the P2P network is solid enough to support additional P2P services, there is a huge potential for helping create an Internet of Things. I would love to see an ability to do nano-transactions in local currencies, and make transactions based on trust that do not get recorded in the block chain. I could keep going like this for a while, but you get the idea...
Bill
For example, if we could support recording information beyond e-money in the block chain, such as anonymous credentials (a Matthew Green and friends paper I read), that would be fantastic. Also, I think if the P2P network is solid enough to support additional P2P services, there is a huge potential for helping create an Internet of Things. I would love to see an ability to do nano-transactions in local currencies, and make transactions based on trust that do not get recorded in the block chain. I could keep going like this for a while, but you get the idea...
Bill
I would say the chances are pretty good.