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Re: [B3]B3Coin Hybrid POW/POS [Scrypt] - ANTI-INSTAMINE, NO PREMINE, NO ICO, NO IPO
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Eric Muyser
on 07/01/2018, 13:01:46 UTC
In looking to this B3 fiasco, it's my opinion appears this community intends to mislead people into buying and borderline scammy activity, and here's why:
1. The increased supply to 650B makes it so that 1 sat per B3 gives a market cap of $110M USD. Double that for the sell being 2 sats.
`650,000,000,000 * 0.00000001 * 17000=110,500,000`
2. That's a huge jump from previous market cap, implying it was intentional. And many people in the community keep saying "oh use coinexchange it's a deal" or "we'll be back at $2 soon". No, it's not a deal, it's absurdly expensive. And no it won't be $2 soon because that would make it a 1.3 trillion dollar market cap. This went on from many people unchallenged in official channel. They would say yobit is expensive use coinexchange. Actually both are expensive.
2. It's not necessary to increase the token supply to do "kb3" - just call a group of 1000 a kb, simple. Why increase the cap? There's some spin about this but bottom line odd activity.
3. Why not coordinate with the exchanges better? Sigh. Coinexchange using a 1 sat minimum is misleading.
4. There appears to be something like 100B+ sell orders on coinexchange (14% of total), which could be a whale but seems likely to be devs "market making"? ie. allowing people to purchase at extremely high prices after being mislead. Or trying to stop the price from pumping. That's bs either way.
5. Lack of communication during this fiasco. Dev appears in chat but makes no response.

Obviously doing your own research is important, but what kind of community of 2000 people has no moderators or community members with morals?
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Re: [ANN] Hyperbridge - Data Platform & App Marketplace
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Eric Muyser
on 21/12/2017, 23:02:49 UTC
Sorry about that! We'll add a redirect from www -> non-www.
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[ANN] Hyperbridge - Building Better Economies
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Eric Muyser
on 21/12/2017, 17:38:51 UTC
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           







WEBSITE | MEDIUM | TWITTER | TELEGRAM | FACEBOOK | WHITEPAPER



Public Token Sale: November 10, 2018



                                           
                                           
                                           
                                           





Token Distribution

Hardcap: $18.5 Million USD
Softcap: $3 Million USD

There will be a total of 1 Billion HBX tokens minted

Token Sale 2018 30%, Private Sale 5%, Team and Advisors 30%, Partners and
Developer Incentives 15%, Persistent Sale 10%, 2019 Sale 5%, 2020 Sale 5%



Take Part in the 5,000,000 Airdrop!
https://hyperbridge.org/airdrop








Hyperbridge was founded to empower creators and developers. By providing tools that allow creators to easily deploy blockchain-enabled projects, Hyperbridge is removing the barriers that limit contribution to the innovative process.



BlockHub is our digital distribution platform that is driven by decentralized protocols, which will be the home of a next-generation crowdfunding process.

The BlockHub platform will unite producers and consumers by equipping developers to crowdfund, publish, and market their applications. Users of BlockHub will be able to find new and innovative titles within a vibrant marketplace, while also having the option to earn tokens and reputation by taking actions that support projects and the overall ecosystem.






What Problems Does Hyperbridge Solve?

Restricted competition in the gaming space

The gaming industry rewards predictability, and limits competition from small developers.
The risks and cost associated with successfully publishing a game title is high. Due to the saturation of franchised titles and sequels, often backed by substantial marketing budgets, smaller developers fight to gain visibility and market share.

Indie gaming is a highly creative environment, but many of the developers in that space do not have access to the community, funding and marketing necessary for their games to compete.  


Crowdfunding is broken - current models are slow and charge high-fees

Middle-man means higher fees: Traditional payment providers charge 2.9% + 30 cents for every single transaction, but is usually between 4.5% or 5%. (e.g. Kickstarter documents processing fees at 3% + .20 cents per pledge, but payments can fluctuate as high as 5%).

Centralized crowdfunding models are limited in lowering fees go because they remain dependent on 3rd party payment providers (E.g. Paypal or Visa).





Unfair Marketplace for Developers

The current gaming industry operates on a centralized model. Large distribution platforms wield enormous power in the distribution and publishing of content. As a result they charge steep publishing fees and take a sizeable percentage of the profits. Developers with smaller sales volumes have to endure long periods to recoup their investments, and even run the risk of publishing at a net loss.





Unable to Maintain Quality Control
An issue with current digital distribution platforms is their inability to curate and manage the content they publish. Without curation, marketplaces become flooded with spam. With too much intervention, marketplaces are accused of  censorship. The issue with current platforms is that a centralized authority is the one managing the marketplace, making the decisions about what users do and don’t see.This isn’t ideal, but is currently the best the industry has. Without a meaningful way for communities to decide on what they play, centralized authorities will continue to guess what their users want.







How BlockHub Works




Supporting a competitive environment

The BlockHub economy will support small developers by helping them manage the entirety of their project lifecycle from start to finish. Our tools will enable small developers by giving them access to the community, marketing and funding they need to compete.



Ensuring a Fair and Sustainable Marketplace for Developers

BlockHub’s decentralized marketplace eliminates middlemen from the model. In their absence, BlockHub’s protocols are designed to provide an economic benefit for independent developers, artists, and creators so they can fund, share, and distribute their work with far less friction. This means that developers receive a larger share of profits. BlockHub will also assist developers in establishing immutable digital rights and licensing, providing them with the tools, community and support to compete against larger studios who presently dominate the market.




Next-generation, smart-contract driven Crowdfunding


Smart contracts on a blockchain will facilitate the funding of game developer projects within the BlockHub ecosystem.
BlockHub will use a standardized protocol for developers to propose project ideas, specify funding requirements, schedule milestones, and outline contribution tiers/incentives.
BlockHub users will easily be able to contribute cryptocurrency to the projects they support, and provide them a platform to vote on the success of individual milestones.


  • Cutting out high-cost middlemen → more money goes to the creator, instead of being soaked up by the payment gateway.
  • Faster + More Efficient - Creators are paid out faster so they can continue on creating, instead of languishing and fighting to survive while waiting for their profits to be released to them




Maintaining Quality Control

BlockHub will maintain a higher standard of curation relative to centralized platfroms by using a decentralized model of reputation based community voting.
Curators will be designated through the reputation they have gained through various platform actions. Active and prospective developers will also be structured into ‘tiers’ based on their community-governed reputation to help maintain this quality.

Developers who have a successful history of producing quality games on BlockHub’s platform will have less restrictions for implementing future ideas. “Unproven” developers will be held to a higher level of scrutiny up until the point in time in which they gain reputation and prove that their intentions are in line with the mission and values of the ecosystem.

Lastly, this environment will also be managed and directed by the community, through smart contracts to prevent spamming and to ensure a diverse and healthy game development atmosphere is maintained. Token holders will ultimately have the capacity to vote out content that doesn’t meet their quality thresholds.






Features



Through various Software Development Kits (SDKs) and protocols embedded in BlockHub, developers can manage the entirety of their project lifecycle from start to finish.


  • Create and manage publishing identity
  • Create and manage project details
  • Incentivize promotion via bounties
  • Structure crowdfunding campaigns
  • Create and manage unique digital assets and licenses
  • Create and manage revenue mechanisms
  • Permission digital rights and track use



                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
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Re: [ANN] [XEL] :: Elastic - The Decentralized Supercomputer ::
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Eric Muyser
on 07/09/2017, 05:21:09 UTC
Rebrand to Xel imo
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Re: Why use Bitcoins ?
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Eric Muyser
on 27/08/2017, 07:40:00 UTC
I've been using Bitcoin since it was $50, and recently stopped. I don't like how much influence on the market and stigma of the crypto space it has, so I discontinue supporting it, at least for a while. If core gets their act together or some other fork, perhaps my faith can be renewed. Otherwise much better to just use Ethereum or something else.
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Re: Update5! Важное! 09.08.2017
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Eric Muyser
on 13/08/2017, 05:59:15 UTC
I'm Canadian. I was never verified. How can I get my LTC back?
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Re: Request edit privileges here
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Eric Muyser
on 30/06/2017, 18:45:00 UTC
Nobody is monitoring this thread or the IRC channel. FFS.
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Re: Custom Content Management System :: by Me :)
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Eric Muyser
on 22/06/2017, 02:39:32 UTC
That there looks like a mighty fine CMS, epctechno. Mighty fine!
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Re: Request edit privileges here
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Eric Muyser
on 17/06/2017, 12:23:53 UTC
Could somebody verify me please? Cheers.

Username: ericmuyser
Email: eric.muyser@gmail.com
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WTB MTGOX BTC (FOR REAL BTC OR E-INTERAC)
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Eric Muyser
on 21/02/2014, 03:19:55 UTC
WTB MTGOX BTC (FOR REAL BTC OR E-INTERAC)

OFFER: MTGOX PRICE + 40%

I'm not looking for much. 5 coins or so. We will use a trusted escrow.
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Re: I will pay 0.3 BTC for an insurance policy against btc-e
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Eric Muyser
on 30/12/2013, 17:11:02 UTC
To the naysayers, I'll say this. Do you have life insurance? A typical life insurance will pay 250K, and for that you pay ~100$ per year. Who wants to risk 250K for 100$ per year? Is this a joke? No, it's called insurance and it's based on probabilities.



Insurance companies don't escrow that 250K though. It comes out of their funds when needed. So a better analogy is an agreement to insure you, but not escrow the bitcoins. That is especially appropriate in an unsafe and unregulated market (unlike with an insurance company).
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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Eric Muyser
on 23/07/2013, 19:33:05 UTC
Wow anyone notice the expenses, nice and low.. 17 million income, less than a million in expenses. Nice. Great investment.
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Re: The ASICMINER Direct Shares Shop
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Eric Muyser
on 19/07/2013, 22:32:12 UTC
bump

Why are you bumping? Have you gotten a response from Friedcat? Would be good to get that before continuing.
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Re: [BitFunder] Ukyo.Loan - Paying 0.05% daily.
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Eric Muyser
on 19/07/2013, 20:28:54 UTC
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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Eric Muyser
on 19/07/2013, 20:25:18 UTC
Havelock doesn't execute self-trades; fun stuff. You can put the same wall on both sides of the order sheet.

BitFunder also lets you buy your own asks, so it looks like the stock price is rising or not falling (even when there's tons of selling off into the bids).

BTC TC is pretty solid on these sort of "exploits."
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Re: [PicoStocks] 100TH/s bitcoin mine [100th]
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Eric Muyser
on 19/07/2013, 15:34:30 UTC
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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Eric Muyser
on 17/07/2013, 04:20:44 UTC
Here's what I noticed

http://blockchain.info/block-index/400004/00000000000000919cffff6ed0b97f2323b262f9e2912a62ccd24cc3047191b3

Timestamp
2013-07-17 03:24:07
Received Time
2013-07-17 03:26:05

EVERY block solved by AM takes TWO MINUTES to get received into the network. That is about 4 times longer than most other nodes:

http://blockchain.info/block-index/400003/000000000000006319cd633a4f0ab60febbca002d4520fcfa57680ee2959fb5e

this one took just 30 seconds.

The longer it takes for a block to get distributed by the network, the more chance that it will end up orphaned. This is probably also the problem with the small number of transactions in AM blocks, it just takes too long for them to get to the AM farm!

Somebody get AM some better pipes!
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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Eric Muyser
on 14/07/2013, 20:33:05 UTC
What's the hardware sales situation these days? I think I missed the relevant posts about this...


cranking out volumes hitting mega large radars worldwide, i'm telling you would not believe friedcats' followers on twitter #2 stock!~~~

Yawn. You don't need to attempt hyping AM with these pitiful one liners. They don't do anything (no one buys because you says it's #2 stock, you have no data to back up your claim). You and Elmore ASIC, act the same, yawn, registered within a minute of eachother.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=99497.msg2707849#msg2707849
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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Eric Muyser
on 12/07/2013, 12:58:25 UTC
Security Notice

Please trade ASICMINER shares via third-party escrow. There have been a significant double-sellings of shares so far.

Oh no!

Another reason to use passthroughs.

Doesn't this also logically mean there are people out there who think they have shares but do not? If the double selling is significant, it suggests the current price is undervalued.
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Re: ASICMINER Speculation Thread
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Eric Muyser
on 10/07/2013, 22:25:14 UTC
Somebody placed a 250 shares buy order at btct (> 1000BTC)  Shocked
I'm curious to see if it is manipulation or not...



If that's for investment and not speculation then that person will be banging their head against the wall when they learn of DMS.SELLING. Costs 0.031 BTC per share and will be paying out around 0.008 BTC probably on Friday. Those 250 shares at 4.27 BTC each could purchase 34,435 shares of DMS.SELLING at 0.031 BTC each, which would make 275 BTC by this Saturday.





You can't buy 35k of DMS.SELLING at 0.031 because only like 293 are available at that price. It has no liquidity for a guy like that. In addition DMS.SELLING doesn't work like that. You're full of something, and it aint facts. You should really back up out of this thread slowly. Save some of your dignity Mabsark.

Just like he couldn't buy 250 AM shares because there wasn't 250 shares available at that price at that moment in time. There is however 38,454 shares outstanding so it is actually a possibility that someone could buy 35,000 shares for 0.031 BTC each.

..... Really? REALLY?? ? ?? Outstanding IS NOT EQUAL TO for sale. There's only 3341 DMS.SELLING for sale. There's 1541 AM for sale. He would only bring it up to 4.7 buying 250 of AM. He would bring it up to 0.053 buying DMS and STILL NOT FILL HIS ORDER. 0.053 is MUCH HIGHER than 0.031. 4.7 IS NOT MUCH HIGHER than 4.3. Do the math. Yeah, maybe it's possible IF HE WAITS A MILLION YEARS. If pigs fly and we're all cyborgs and other imaginary shit that may or may not come true but no reasonable person would ever use as an argument to base decisions on right now.

"I'm going to cut off my pigs legs and eat them for dinner, cause... they will fly.. eventually..."
"I'll lose my legs? It's okay.. I'll be a cyborg soon anyway."

I'm officially sold you are a troll of epic proportion. Sometimes it seems like you're speaking sense, like that AM is taking advantage of prices as a monopoly, but most times you're just a trollin AM hater.