I can't even login to test the wallet, the green button in Chrome jjust has that little circular doodad going roud and round and doesnt load anything with fresh credentials, and in internet explorer the button is greyed out with a red "do not enter" replacing the cursor over that button, even when I just made fresh credentials. Yet there's nice snow graphics and a nice little Disclaimer with a working pop up.

EDIT: Got it to work now, just refreshed again and this time it worked.

Also, is the team keeping up with developments in the space? I would add Cardano to the wallet just based on marketcap.

I honestly don't even know what I invested in here. This seems like a public research project where they basically asked for charity. Can someone explain what these tokens actually do, clearly, and concisely?

I sold mine too yesterday. I hope I'm wrong for everyone's sake, but there's something to be said for just investing my own tokens into projects. I thought perhaps these folks would be getting into hard ICO's and fighting for us, but so far I haven't seen it. I think the value of the project is diluted by this strange focus on Kepler, it adds nothing to the value of TAAS.

I wish the project and team well though.

The problem is that the appreciating value of BTC/ETH is not "profit". Distributing your own money back to you is not what people signed up for. They needed to make this clear and have not, sadly.

If that's what they're doing, it's stupid and should never have been done. They should give everyone 10 cents dividend first quarter, and use the BTC/ETH to invest in other projects that could multiple returns. Giving back 25% of the fund is a dividend is fraudulent, they're literally giving you back your own money you could have held. The promise is that they can/will/should/could use the funds and their expertise in the space to achieve outsized returns relative to what an individual might be able to do.

That is controlled by pumpers and by exchanges deliberately engaging in price manipulation.

There is only one way to responsibly invest the money, and that is to get into ICO's that solve real world problems. They will not be doing much else with it because to do otherwise would be to invest in pump and dump schemes (of which there are hundreds here on this board), and potentially lose all their money (and reputations).

I know what the whitepaper said, I wouldn't bother thinking TAAS will somehow magically daytrade profits into existence. What do you think your dividends will be, 1 dollar per token/quarter? Then they'd need to whip up 8 million for you in 3 months, that's a lot of daytrading, and a lot of opportunities to get it wrong. Daytrading is, in general, stupid.

They should (and will, based on what we've seen) invest sizable sums into new projects that solve real world problems because it is a responsible way to drive value for the fund. There will be no participation in pump schemes. Note the investments thus far: the guy who invented Java, and a company looking to solve ID problems using blockchain. Serious stuff, not garbage.

There is so much horrible, horrible information here so let me explain to you how the fund works.

1) You won't get many dividends if at all during the first quarter. They are interested in mid to long term investments, not day trading. Thus they need time to get more investments made that appreciate in value. There are no magical dividends to be calculated, it is all based on math.

2) The only way the Taas Token could be worth 40-50 is if the value of their holdings grew 40-50x from the ICO. Ethereum grew 3-4x, true, and Bitcoin grew, but not 40-50 times its ICO price. If they take the BTC/ETH they received and get involved in projects that increase vastly in price, then you may get some payouts.
3) If the price of the TAAS token grows beyond the value of their holdings, it would be because people think the team can somehow do magic and earn greater rewards in the future (e.g., they demonstrate they are able to be fast enough to get into hard ICO's like BAT, which they failed to get into).
4) If you are truly interested in slowly but surely growing your investments, buy Bitcoin or Ethereum and hold it. As Warren Buffet has said (paraphrasing) "the stockmarket is a way to transfer wealth from the impatient to the patient".

I would be cautious buying too much TAAS until they actually start buying into projects.

TAAS, if you're reading this, my money is on FCT, MKR, XRP, NVO, and IOTA. Best of luck!

No, only with the USB/Soulstone thing as package.


For what? Send me a pm with your address and I'll find out what it will cost.

Collector's Edition or regular cd key?

no takers eh?

Hi everyone,

I'm a top rated seller/Power Seller on eBay. I'm interested in bitcoins so I thought I'd post a small list of things I want to sell. All prices are shipping
included to US/CAN.

I will ship first to established and recognized members here as long as they pay for the shipping via tracking.

More will be added tomorrow, it's late. Good night!

Diablo 3 Collector's Edition (sealed) - 18.6 BTC
Diablo 3 Collector's Edition CD KEY ONLY - 13 BTC
The Art of Diablo 3 (sealed) - 2.3 BTC
Diablo 3 Soundtrack (sealed) - 1.3 BTC
D2/LOD on Soulstone USB key with Diablo Head mini statue - 4 BTC
Blizzard Account with Diablo 3 standard and Starcraft 2 standard - 6 BTC

Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance N3DS Sealed with special AR cards- 3 BTC
Blazblue: Continuum Shift 2 N3DS sealed - 2.5 BTC
Super Mario World 3DS sealed - 3.3 btc
Batman - Arkham City 360 sealed with Dark Knight Returns skin - 2.6

Dark Knight Returns skin only - .7 btc
Catwoman character code - .7 btc

Super Mario World 3DS Nintendo loyalty program coin code - 0.3 btc
Fallout New Vegas vanilla + gamestop code for a survival pack (instant in game items, standard stuff mostly) - 0.85 BTC
Guild Wars Factions Collector's Edition cd key - to get the mini Kuunavang pet - 3.8 btc
Fallout New Vegas Collector's Edition poker chips and Lucky 38 poker chip - 1.3 btc

Sleeping Dogs Xbox 360 sealed - 5 btc

Steelbooks:
Diablo 3
Prototype 2
Battlefield 3
Final Fantasy 13-2
Sleeping Dogs

IMF REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Does multibit correct this?

I'm an eBay seller. I have 90+ items to get rid of, and I'd like to expand my customer base by accepting bitcoin and using the forums here. If I can be allowed out early, that'd be great.

Canada.

EBay has worked well for me in the past when selling digital goods, because it puts me in touch with buyers who I more than not convince to give me a gift payment instead. Works well.

My third. I am from Canada. WASSAAAP

Obviously not eBay...is it best to go through Mt. Gox or similar? Do the exchanges buy directly or do I transact with the buyer after making contact through the exchange? 

Yes please.

It's so bewildering. I'm waiting for my first free 0.0000000000000001 BTC to appear in my account and reading about security and I understand now why we all trust banks who "guarantee" our money.