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Could someone please explain which is the relation between Synereo AMP and Hyperspace? Totally unclear reading this thread.

I've just discovered Hyperspace and that there has been an airdrop for SIA holders in July. At that time I had my SIA at Bittrex - any chance to get the AMP?

My guess is that in the future Bancor protocol will develop further and expand to many other platforms - EOS being just the first one - so that the problems inherent to one single platform will be less and less relevant for Bancor. Of course, they will still be relevant for assets built on top of that platform, but that will not be Bancor's problem.

On which planet do you live? BTC is down 87% from those days, Ethereum 95%, Qtum 99%, etc. ect. Crypto-prices is the world of speculators. Bancor is the anti-speculator platform, it's value is increasing with its usefulness and at some point this will be fully reflected in the price, which now is totally in control of speculators.

Perhaps you are confusing investors with speculators, who indeed are preferring other sorts of platforms, and for a good reason.

There has been an interesting spike in the price in the midst of the general dump - possibly some accumulation finally starting?

I'm wondering why whales are willing to keep price low these day with such a developement progress. I guess this is what is happening, since I canot really explain such low prices otherwise. Any ideas on why whales would try to keep just waves' price low?

There has been quite some FUD lately among the Twist community, and it's quite understandable, given the sharp drop. What has most likely happened, a whale multi-account airdrop receiver has dumped all his coins and tanked the price due to the low volume. This has started a chain-reaction of terror among all weak hands who have then dumped their bags tanking the price further. Meanwhile, strong hands have started to buy all those dumps, and for sure several new mega-whales have been born. The good news is that finally we have seen Twist piling up some real volume. And that at these ridiculously low prices many buyers have popped up.

I think your vision may be distorted by the casino-like moods that usually can be observed in the crypto-echosystem. A true orgy of Hype-fest aiming at  Pumps&Dumps and so, all disconnected from the real thing - ie developement of useful tools for the people. But in the end what really matters is the quality of what is done and delivered. Twist appears to have this necessary quality for a project to be here to stay, and the team is delivering what promised more punctually than most of the other over-hyped projects around. So in the long term, if the devs will continue working like this, Twist will have all the success it deserves. ATM Twist is just 6 months or so old. Give it a few years and you will see.

Yeah, Lol, and he was suggesting you (and anyone) to report those spammers to the forum administrators. They are just polluters, they should be wiped out from Twist's thread (and from the forum) for ecological reasons.

That's nice, the community has been asking for 2FA for a long time now. Once implemented, it should strongly encourage adoption.

Thanks, very useful resources indeed. But I'm still failing to see a date when the snapshot for the airdrop of Vostok on Waves holders is supposed to happen - if it is at all. I'm asking so as to know how much time I have to buy some more waves

That is an excellent sign. Price not increasing yet, but that is irrelevant, dumpers in this bear market are meeting a lot of buying support and this is super promising!

Yes, the promise to rebuy LEND using fees was outlined in the whitepaper, and this is a guarantee that the price will rise in time, since the bought back lend should be burned if I remember well.

Keeping up with a hundred crypto project at a time and having a life too makes the problem of accessing new information avoiding garbage critical. Thanks to your kind answer I've read the right article on the subject which has convinced me to add more waves to my portfolio. Vostok indeed sounds very promising.
However I didn't find any info on WHEN the snapshot for the airdrop to waves holders should happen...

For some strange reason I tend to like very much the fact that Waves has partnered with the biggest Russian bank versus it had partnered with the biggest Wall Street bank... Initial benefit for the value may not be as impressive, but I sense that long term it may be much better so.

It is true that the bear will last for a while still, but it is also true that Twist has a quite little volume on Cryptopia, so if you want to buy back the quantity of coins that you have mentioned to have sold, it can take you some time, if you don't want to raise the coin's price.

Wow, I must say I am impressed by that. I hope that this diversification will not diminish ETHLend's leadership in the decentralized lending market.