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Re: PIP Markets: Using Blockchain Technology To Make New Prediction Markets
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RoosterRed
on 03/08/2018, 17:27:44 UTC
If you have any technical or economic questions about this technology, please let me know in real life, but I will monitor this thread for a short time and use it for announcements that make sense to make here.
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PIP Markets: Using Blockchain Technology To Make New Prediction Markets
by
RoosterRed
on 02/08/2018, 16:55:17 UTC
This is patent pending. Mods don't delete or listen to lies.

I will likely licsence these eventually but I have been working on building them for eight months and am open to partners.

The particulars are outlined here: https://steemit.com/sports/@roosterred/a-new-type-of-prediction-market-roosterred-s-prediction-is-payoff-pip-markets

This is an original idea I created, as the record shows, and I am spurring interest in this project of mine. This is the ideal technology not only to bet on sports, but also to investigate financial and economic question relating to the Efficient Market Hypothesis.
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Re: what do you do when your idea is taken ?
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RoosterRed
on 14/11/2017, 00:19:24 UTC
Fight! Fight! Fight! Read my other posts. Never back down! Always double down!
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Re: ANN [MCO] MONACO #1 Cryptocurrency Payments Card
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RoosterRed
on 01/11/2017, 20:36:00 UTC
Hello Friends,

I have updated my Monaco vs Centra vs TenX article in the comments. Here is the update so you don't have to click my link if you don't want to.

"Monaco just announced today that it has eliminated the asset SmartContract. This significantly reduces the long term value of the token. One thing that will drive the value of MCO, that I originally missed, is that the rewards for the card are paid in MCO (.75% MCO back). This means Monaco has to purchase MCO from the open market to give to card users. This will create demand, but since the tokens aren't destroyed, and most users will simply convert MCO to BTC or cash, it is hard to say it will be a major driver of MCO value. And this relies on Monaco not issuing more MCO, which I still can't find black-and-white confirmation of.

The other thing that drives value of MCO is that the cards that give you MCO back "cost" MCO to get. If you want a Platinum card, you have to buy 50 MCO and keep it for six months. However, the MCO isn't destroyed, and after six months you can do what ever you want with your MCO. It is hard seeing this adding much value long term.

Here is the announcement:
https://medium.com/@monaco_card/project-update-monaco-mco-token-functionalities-to-be-maintained-no-upgrade-to-support-an-asset-fd558638238f "

https://steemit.com/crypto/@roosterred/centra-vs-monaco-vs-tenx-how-do-their-tokens-compare


There is a mistake in your article, monaco has changed cashback to 1.0% for Ruby  Steel, 1.5% Space Gray and 2.0% Obsidian card
Thank you for informing me! I'll probably add that to my comment (I can't edit the actual article as it is over a week old).
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Re: A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 01/11/2017, 20:34:32 UTC
So, what's the purpose of having your token?

I don't have a need for a token (yet). I don't know why my thread was moved here. It is more like a DAPP for ICOs that uses a special Game Theory model. I had it in Project Development and the mods moved it.
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Re: ANN [MCO] MONACO #1 Cryptocurrency Payments Card
by
RoosterRed
on 01/11/2017, 19:57:14 UTC
Hello Friends,

I have updated my Monaco vs Centra vs TenX article in the comments. Here is the update so you don't have to click my link if you don't want to.

"Monaco just announced today that it has eliminated the asset SmartContract. This significantly reduces the long term value of the token. One thing that will drive the value of MCO, that I originally missed, is that the rewards for the card are paid in MCO (.75% MCO back). This means Monaco has to purchase MCO from the open market to give to card users. This will create demand, but since the tokens aren't destroyed, and most users will simply convert MCO to BTC or cash, it is hard to say it will be a major driver of MCO value. And this relies on Monaco not issuing more MCO, which I still can't find black-and-white confirmation of.

The other thing that drives value of MCO is that the cards that give you MCO back "cost" MCO to get. If you want a Platinum card, you have to buy 50 MCO and keep it for six months. However, the MCO isn't destroyed, and after six months you can do what ever you want with your MCO. It is hard seeing this adding much value long term.

Here is the announcement:
https://medium.com/@monaco_card/project-update-monaco-mco-token-functionalities-to-be-maintained-no-upgrade-to-support-an-asset-fd558638238f "

https://steemit.com/crypto/@roosterred/centra-vs-monaco-vs-tenx-how-do-their-tokens-compare
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Re: [ANN] TenX: Making Blockchain assets spendable
by
RoosterRed
on 01/11/2017, 19:54:55 UTC
Hello Friends,

I have updated my Monaco vs Centra vs TenX article in the comments. Here is the update so you don't have to click my link if you don't want to.

"Monaco just announced today that it has eliminated the asset SmartContract. This significantly reduces the long term value of the token. One thing that will drive the value of MCO, that I originally missed, is that the rewards for the card are paid in MCO (.75% MCO back). This means Monaco has to purchase MCO from the open market to give to card users. This will create demand, but since the tokens aren't destroyed, and most users will simply convert MCO to BTC or cash, it is hard to say it will be a major driver of MCO value. And this relies on Monaco not issuing more MCO, which I still can't find black-and-white confirmation of.

The other thing that drives value of MCO is that the cards that give you MCO back "cost" MCO to get. If you want a Platinum card, you have to buy 50 MCO and keep it for six months. However, the MCO isn't destroyed, and after six months you can do what ever you want with your MCO. It is hard seeing this adding much value long term.

Here is the announcement:
https://medium.com/@monaco_card/project-update-monaco-mco-token-functionalities-to-be-maintained-no-upgrade-to-support-an-asset-fd558638238f "

https://steemit.com/crypto/@roosterred/centra-vs-monaco-vs-tenx-how-do-their-tokens-compare
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Re: A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 01/11/2017, 19:35:50 UTC
Hello Friends,

I am still grinding. This will happen, but I have to do things like eat. As always, spread this model to academics and industry people. These are the type of ICOs that could find favor with regulatory bodies in the US, South Korea, and China.
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Re: what do you do when your idea is taken ?
by
RoosterRed
on 28/10/2017, 21:31:10 UTC
You actually started first but someone else does it first. do you still launch as competition or quit give up and go back in the closet ?

Go forward. Be confident. Truth and perseverance will prevail.

I should add that I believe blockchain technology and AI will solve this problem in the future. The originator of an idea will be able to be verified. This will allow the monetization of ideas, which will make the world a much better place. I believe that the Open Source community and things like the MIT License are great right now, but in the future, when the originator of an idea or equation can be for sure identified, monetization will naturally occur, and we will all be better off for this. I should write an essay on this. I truly believe this will be world changing and further accelerate the rate of technological, medical, and scientific progress.
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Re: what do you do when your idea is taken ?
by
RoosterRed
on 19/10/2017, 22:43:37 UTC
You actually started first but someone else does it first. do you still launch as competition or quit give up and go back in the closet ?

Go forward. Be confident. Truth and perseverance will prevail.
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Re: [ANN][ICO] ICON - Interchain Blockchain Network / Hyperconnect the World!
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RoosterRed
on 17/10/2017, 09:40:14 UTC
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Re: A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 16/10/2017, 01:38:22 UTC
The point of an ICO is usually to raise funds to held with development and to keep progress on track. If the cost of development is fixed at price X, then surely the ICO would want to raise price X and not something else. As much as I dislike capped ICOs, I can understand why some exist. Where would the debs get the rest of the funds if their goal isn't reached?

I don't think companies can for sure know what "X" is. Also, everyone wants to get the most money possible for things they are selling. Even if a company thought it only needed thirty million dollars from its sale, why not do an Uncapped Blind ICO Auction with a 30 million dollar price floor? More money is always better.

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Secondly, you mention that everyone would be able to participate by removing the whitelisted spots. I assume there would still be no way for US residents to participate despite this due to regulation?

Of course you could restrict who was able to bid. There is no limit to the number of bidders. Maybe I should explain things better A company could vet bidders, but it would not need to limit the number of bidders.

One of the main reasons I started thinking about this model was ICOs being restricted in the US, China, and Korea. I truly believe this is the type of ICO scheme that could find favor with regulatory authorities since it requires bidders to put in more thought and research.

Thank you for your questions!
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Re: A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 16/10/2017, 01:31:04 UTC
Makes so much sense! Some ICOs are greedy unfortunately. Some simply just want to "play safe". Your suggestion definitely makes sense and should work much better!

I came across one ICO that assigned 50% on marketing, it's a NO for me to invest. When asked, they told me they heavily rely on advertising/promotion to gain investors. I really don't want to dump my money into paid advertising if you know what I mean.

Thank you! I hope it makes the world a better place. It wouldn't stop a company from spending its money on marketing, which I know nothing about.
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Re: A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 14/10/2017, 06:36:56 UTC
I have decided to focus on Solidity right now. I can't find a blockchain that does all three things mentioned above, but Ethereum might be the first after zk-SARKS is added; I truthfully don't understand how all of it works together.
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Re: A Fair ICO Model: RoosterRed’s Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 12/10/2017, 20:41:50 UTC
An ICO will only be as good as the people running the project. No matter how unfair the distribution is but as long as the team is capable, competent and honest, then the project will have more chances for success.

Think of an ICO that has a fair token distribution but has a team of scammers behind it, like in most cases. Its just a more efficient way of stealing BTC from the community.

This is very true, but we should still try to develop systems with the right incentive schemes.
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A Fair ICO Platform: RoosterRed's Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
by
RoosterRed
on 12/10/2017, 04:01:14 UTC
Hello Friends,

I am developing a platform for ICOs. The ICOs will be what I call Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions. These auctions are outlined in the following article:
https://steemit.com/ico/@roosterred/a-fair-ico-model-roosterred-s-uncapped-blind-ico-auctions

Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions have several advantages:
1. There is no limit on who participates. No whitelist spots. Anyone who wants to bid can bid.
2. The company gets to raise the maximum amount of funds it ethically can.
3. Every single ICO participant is happy about the final price. No one feels cheated.
4. This is the type of ICO model that could be accepted by countries that have banned ICOs.
5. There is still usually a post-ICO bump in value (not always, which is key).

I wrote three whitepaper examples of Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions that can be found here:
https://steemit.com/whitepaper/@roosterred/whitepaper-examples-of-uncapped-blind-ico-auctions

The platform needs private transactions, private accounts, and smart contracts to work. As of today, I don't know of a blockchain that does all three, but I suspect that will change soon. I think it can be done through ARK SmartBridges to a privacy coin or on Ethereum after future updates.

I am going to be learning programming so I can build/help build the platform.

I encourage you to ask questions or give criticism. I will post updates about the project here.

Your Friend,
RoosterRed
roosterred@loveyou.lu
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Re: A Fair ICO Model: RoosterRed’s Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 12/10/2017, 00:30:41 UTC
The market is saturated of airdrops, and some fair ico's are being skiped from all the community, and it is so sad to notice about this, because it looks like a fair project. Just take a look at the announcement's board, it is full of airdrops and all of them have more than 10 pages of replies, and legit projects does not even have more than 4 pages.
By the way, it is a nice project, it needs more attention, i will read the whitepaper when i have some time.


Thank you. I believe it can change the market for the better. I need to learn programming. I should start a thread on the project development board. The system needs private transactions, private accounts, and smart contracts to work, so it currently can't exist on an existing platform today (that I know of). In the future, I think several blockchains will be able to accomplish it.
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Re: A Fair ICO Model: RoosterRed’s Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 11/10/2017, 22:09:40 UTC
You can modify the system in many more ways than I outlined in the whitepaper examples. The original model is the strongest because it is nearly impossible for participants to gain a game theoretic advantage without outside knowledge.
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Re: A Fair ICO Model: RoosterRed’s Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 11/10/2017, 02:33:27 UTC
I have made three whitepaper examples. I hope you read them. They should give current ICO buyers a better idea of what I am talking about.

https://steemit.com/whitepaper/@roosterred/whitepaper-examples-of-uncapped-blind-ico-auctions

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Example One: Simple and Pure

Token Sale: We will be offering half of our total one million tokens up for public auction over ten days. We will never issue more tokens. All tokens are fully exchangeable one-for-one if we decide to switch blockchain technologies. One quarter of tokens will be distributed to the founders. One quarter will be kept by the company as assets. If we have to sell any, it will be publicly declared at least five days before hand.

Bid Instructions: We have outlined a range of possible market caps earlier in this whitepaper. We will let the bidders decide the ultimate market cap. There is no price floor or price cap. Bidders will use the bidding wallet to transfer how much they want to invest and indicate the maximum market cap of of the public sale they are willing to tolerate.

Auction Overview: The auction will last from 12:30 GMT Monday, October 9th, 2017 until 12:30 GMT Wednesday, October 18th, 2017. All bids will be treated equally. The bids will be ranked by market cap in descending order. Bids of the same market cap value will be ranked randomly. The Smart Contract will calculate the maximum market cap that can be funded. Bidders whose market cap bid is under this funded market cap will be automatically refunded when the auction is over. Some bidders at the market cap may be refunded too, which will be determined by the random ordering. We will cover all transaction costs.

Commentary: This is a pure Uncapped Blind ICO Auction.
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Re: A Fair ICO Model: RoosterRed’s Uncapped Blind ICO Auctions
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RoosterRed
on 10/10/2017, 20:43:55 UTC
I am working on some whitepaper examples. I hope they clarify things.