New project for miners, absolute free, this project development "ETHlargement" - EthereumPill release
Support Algo: Ethash/KawPow/ProgPow

More info: https://github.com/ProjectEthereumPill/EthereumPill/releases/tag/1.1.0

Hashrate:
1080ti - 58 mh/s
2060 - 59 mh/s
2070 - 60-62 mh/s
2080 - 63-67 mh/s
2080ti - 68-71 mh/s
3070 - 76-78 mh/s
3080 - 97-99 mh/s
3090 - 115-127 mh/s

P.S.: the project is being drowned by competitors, don't trust anyone, check the information yourself

Are they any specifics that the protocol needs to have for the platform to function properly?

Yeah looks like they are just building on top of the platform.

Nice seeing some of the C suite guys in the telegram. Looks like a great team.

Who are some of your current customers?

What are the requirements to be accredited?

IoT/AR is still so new. How do you expect to get a good market share and what growth potential do you see?

How is Tim Draper involved?

Any additional partnerships or clients to use the platform in the works?

As this appears enterprise focused what if a company is already using an internal private blockchain? Can Augmate build off of it or will they need to use an existing public chain?

Is there any additional info on the airdrop? Any requirements? Timelines?

Only thing about this is for an accredited group of investors each individual investor in that group must also be accredited.

Can you explain a bit more about the team?

Great project. The team looks very experienced. Looking forward to keeping an eye on it.

Awesome hope this gets listed and good luck to everyone.

Great team and great project. Looking forward to being apart of it.

I've followed the investfeed team prior to their pivot to cryptocurrencies when they were still focused on stocks. The one thing I've been impressed with is their drive and ability to adjust their business plan as opportunities arise. They saw an opportunity in the cryptocurrency world and are utilizing their existing product and leveraging some strong experts in the blockchain space to create a solid product for a market need. They gave a strong realistic business plan and I have no doubt they will deliver on their white paper.

Great project and glad to be part of it.

Ehhh in not sure that's the best way. Bitcoin and blockchain technologies are still very new and early in development. Because of this using a method such as that opens a lot more risk. As well for the fund to be viewed legitimately traditional methods are usually the best. The only thing systems like counterparty add is the ability to trade easily. Trading in Havelock did not prove worth while due to the poor demand and poor ability to assess the fund of shareholders.

I think this way is for the best. Convert and let them sit for a bit and I have a feeling there will be a payout in a few years either via a divided from market leader or from a buyout.

I believe they will be registering the shares directly in the shareholders name using traditional processes. So these wouldn't be very tradeable. But as you indicated in your other post this is a long term deal focused on equity so a buyout is the biggest chance of a payout. However I did contact mexbt and they stated they plan on paying dividends once their revenue increases and is stable. I assume btc.sx will be similar. I am looking forward to converting soon and hope we can get a bit more info once this conversion is completed.

The issue is most people viewed this investment as a loan where you put in X and if you get paid less than the value you paid then you are getting scammed. The problem however is that the closest classification of this fund is a growth ETF(I am not a professional investor so if I'm incorrect on something please feel free to let me know and correct me).  This is a fund that provides equity from several companies in the bitcoin sector. Unlike mutual funds which have a NAV 's calculated only daily based on changes from the trade value of each stock. Then the mutual fund can only be sold back after this calculation each day. As well the fund is required to buy back at this price at any time you wish to sell it.

An ETF or growth ETF in this instance trades just like a stock. Because the NAV is based on the market value at that time. As well you sell into the market so on a small market cap like this with very little buy orders compared to the number of units or to the sell pressure then your going down quick.

The NAV is how they calculated the initial value then tripled it. Now is that a good representation of the value of the fund? Absolutely not. Amateur investors being the majority of traders and after SF1 lost it's hype and people realized this was not paying dividend any time soon (they should have realized this at IPO) people got their attention pulled to something new. There is a new listing almost every few days offering better than believable results that gets their attention and the only capital they have is tied up and SF1 is the only thing in their portfolio not really being exciting instead is slowly dropping as buy demand drops.  So they sell which lowers and removes even more buyer demand as people still buying likely know it's long term but expect waiting will let the price drop either further.

At least that's my take and why I invested over time as price dropped. I won't be happy selling back at the given buy back price so I'm hoping I won't have any issues converting my shares.

Edit: Well this was in reply to AcoinL.L.C response however looks like that was deleted