1) yes, we're onboarding clients as we speak
2) what kind of info are you referring to?

Thanks! It's explained in our whitepaper https://seal.network/seal-whitepaper.pdf

Although the technology is certainly advanced, we do not underestimate the business development and execution this project requires. Fortunately, we have a team of accomplished deal makers and entrepreneurs as well as advisory support from people in brand protection, semiconductors, fashion and more.

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its perfectly reliable. They already shipped a batch of tipler cilinders...

I call it "the butterfly effect", perhaps I should suggest it in the terminology thread.

I will in 2 weeks, according to the sales rep who took my preorder.

Yeah, 2 weeks is worth the wait considering I can just use my time machine to warp me back.

Well, that's what they said 2 weeks ago.

The bitcoin protocol is limited to 21million-ish bit coins. This is done to simulate scarce resources, such as oil. The first barrels of oil are easy to mine, yet the last barrels of oil are incredibly tough to mine. As the cost increases, and more computing power is required, the price of the bitcoin rises (not the only factor). The solution to this is that you can use fractions that represent smaller amounts that we're used to pay for smaller purchases such as a sandwich.

My question is, what does it mean for the bitcoin user when the number of decimals is expanded? What if we end up paying 0.000000000000000001 bitcoin for a sandwich? Is a deflated market not just as bad as an inflated market? The people that get in first will have the biggest supply of bitcoins, and they will rise because it will cost more energy to harvest new bitcoins. That means the system will either fail prematurely (it won't), or the people who got in first will become the technocrats of the bitcoin economy. The problem of the "1%" or winner takes all problem leads me to believe that the bitcoin is flawed, (less, but different flaws compared to regular currency).

If, in a hypothetical world, the bitcoin would be the world wide currency, then those that get in early and do not spend, will be the millionairs of the world, and those who start late can hardly afford paper to wipe their ass with.

What am I missing here?

No, it's delayed. They say it will only take 2 extra weeks. Something wrong with the flux capacitor or something.

Did I tell you about that time machine I preordered? It's said to arrive in early may 2453.

almost there. sucks to have to make these silly posts.

What kind of ripple effects would occur if a small city state would switch over to the bitcoin as their national currency? Speculate at will!

I'm not sure if this was linked to the forums yet, but this is a useful extension for Alfred users on Mac. Note: I didn't make this, I'm just a user.

http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1613-bitcoin-workflow-for-alfred-2/

just trying to make a btc out of 50 cents.