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Re: [ANN] [Private-sale] Ki - A Decentralized infrastructure network with adoption.
Hey Hey Hey!
Some interesting news to share with you guys!
First, we're happy to announce that Ben Livshits, the Chief Scientist at Brave joined the Ki Foundation as an advisor, look at the announcement here:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/braves-chief-scientist-dr-ben-110000078.html
And we just had a very nice article about us on Cryptoninjas that talks about our vision and development:
https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2019/07/02/ki-foundation-wants-to-build-a-decentralized-internet-from-the-ground-up/
Some interesting news to share with you guys!
First, we're happy to announce that Ben Livshits, the Chief Scientist at Brave joined the Ki Foundation as an advisor, look at the announcement here:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/braves-chief-scientist-dr-ben-110000078.html
And we just had a very nice article about us on Cryptoninjas that talks about our vision and development:
https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2019/07/02/ki-foundation-wants-to-build-a-decentralized-internet-from-the-ground-up/
Re: [ANN] [Private-sale] Ki - A Decentralized infrastructure network with adoption.
Hey @glaciercapital 
Marketplace fees are charged in the dApp store on all purchases. These range from 5% for transactions carried out from end to end in Kis currency (no fiat used for payment by the end-user or accepted by the service provider) and up to 15% if fiat is paid by the end-user as well as chosen for payment by the service provider. The end-user will not incur fees per se, as all transactions happen on the back-end. E.g. a $100 purchase all in fiat would still cost the end-user $100 but $5 would be deducted from the service providers share if the end-user paid in fiat and another $5 would be deducted if the service provider took their consideration in fiat too. The service provider can therefore offer discounts to users if they pay in Ki, as the service provider will always know the platform charges. All fees are distributed to the validators who secure the network.
All marketplace fees are shared amongst the validators and delegators who processed the transactions in question, and none go to Ki. This is because Ki is a foundation with no equity and no desire to extract rent from the participants in the Ki ecosystem. Ki tokens are the only way in which someone can participate in the growth of the Ki ecosystem.
Marketplace fees are charged in the dApp store on all purchases. These range from 5% for transactions carried out from end to end in Kis currency (no fiat used for payment by the end-user or accepted by the service provider) and up to 15% if fiat is paid by the end-user as well as chosen for payment by the service provider. The end-user will not incur fees per se, as all transactions happen on the back-end. E.g. a $100 purchase all in fiat would still cost the end-user $100 but $5 would be deducted from the service providers share if the end-user paid in fiat and another $5 would be deducted if the service provider took their consideration in fiat too. The service provider can therefore offer discounts to users if they pay in Ki, as the service provider will always know the platform charges. All fees are distributed to the validators who secure the network.
All marketplace fees are shared amongst the validators and delegators who processed the transactions in question, and none go to Ki. This is because Ki is a foundation with no equity and no desire to extract rent from the participants in the Ki ecosystem. Ki tokens are the only way in which someone can participate in the growth of the Ki ecosystem.
[ANN] [Private-sale] Ki - A Decentralized infrastructure network with adoption.
Beware of scammers, we will never ask you for money.
Admins of this post are: @berrehili, @TheGovernator, @BitChief, @TarekA, @kkamal
The year 2018 is not a profitable year for almost all Crypto fans, especially those who have just tried Crypto and have not enjoyed the benefits/profit. I do not mean to be pessimistic / give up on the current conditions, but how if the market does not improve in 2019? what will you do with all the assets you have? will you sell all? or Will you make it a treasure? or will you will get out from Crypto? or any ?
if I, then I will try to survive, who knows because the market changes very quickly.
because I am a new person on Cryptocurrency and still want to keep learning in it
if I, then I will try to survive, who knows because the market changes very quickly.
because I am a new person on Cryptocurrency and still want to keep learning in it
i plan to do the same as i do now - buying from pessimists and sell to optimists. But i hope that i could sell to optimists all what i have bought from pessimists during this down trend. And of course i hope to se a reborn and thrive of the ICO market, and i plan to be an active member of it again.
Good talk!
In 2019, I am launching the token sale for the future release of a new Blockchain and cryptoasset having a real underlying value. I'm also buying a great crypto that I believe in!
Hi everyone,
Please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THAaIZmxfNA
Quantity of money per unit of output and price index is deeply intricate. At the end of the day, the more cryptocurrency is produced without needed and real usage in economy the lower the value of your crypto assets.
I loved the story part Please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THAaIZmxfNA
Quantity of money per unit of output and price index is deeply intricate. At the end of the day, the more cryptocurrency is produced without needed and real usage in economy the lower the value of your crypto assets.
Sir that will be 250 thousand dollars for the next three minutes That could be reality one day, I mean of course not in 20 years because even in 20 years the three minute conversations won't be that expensive but lets take a look at the previous 20 years and what people have come so far.Since the year of 2000, people on average had to endure 2% inflation in USA. That means every year put up 2% on top of the thing you want. That means no matter what you had to become richer by 2%+ in order to not lose value in the things you own. Now houses of course made the most leap until 2008 but since than there has been a bit of drought, prices did dropped a bit and than went up again a bit but the volume has been issue.
Salaries didn't increase at all compared to 60+ years ago let alone 20 years ago, the salaries stayed around the same or just a bit more whereas inflation is increasing. Investments made huge leaps but than crashed at 2008 and than made another huge leap and crashed this year. Basically while inflation was going on, people didn't get richer to cover the difference.
Now the real problem is that Central Banks now belong to private banks, and new money doesn't get back in the market through increase of salaries but through loans that are provided to people who already have capital.
For employees, best way to have capital is through real estate, this kind of investment and wealth takes 30 years to build. More time, slower, less and less people that are employees can get rich.
At the end of the day, the more cryptocurrency is produced without needed and real usage in economy the lower the value of your crypto assets.
Are you basing this on the supply of a particular cryptocurrency, or the number of different cryptocurrencies which are in existence?
Most projects out a limit on the supply of their base tokens or coins, so only so much can be created, I would not invest in a project with an infinite supply, or one which does not burn unsold tokens.
As for the number of available cryptocurrencies, this matters little as majority of the market is shared among the few at the top of the rankings.
I don't see why having an infinite supply should be a problem.
Let's say for example, you have a crypto-currency that sees its usage (and velocity) grow by 100% every year, and the coins supply grows something like 5-6% per year. Then you won't see an overflow of coins depending on the supply. Plus Blockchains could have a rule, something like : "no activity, no transaction, no new coins".
Same for burning or not, the important part is : Are people dumping the supply below market rate (on a speculator point of view I mean).
There is more than a future for digital-currencies. THEY ARE THE FUTURE!
The vision for crypto currencies and decentralization has been kind of cannibalized by the scammers... I think that having this bear market is one of the best thing that could have happened to the Crypto world.
The vision for crypto currencies and decentralization has been kind of cannibalized by the scammers... I think that having this bear market is one of the best thing that could have happened to the Crypto world.
With the new Ethereum fork - Do we need to do anything with our ETH which is on a cold wallet
My ethereum is currently on binance exchange. Will binance be supporting the fork or I'll have to withdraw to myetherwallet??If you want to make sure you benefit from the fork (if there is a fork ultimately), you should get your ETH on your own Wallet.
in my opinion the worst thing about this hard fork of ethereum is the fact that it has a very high chance of splitting it into another new altcoin. so in the end after this fork we can end up with 3 ethereum coins.
- the original ethereum with immutability currently called ETC
- the current ethereum fork with PoW which has the miners working on it which may not give up the revenue specially with the ASICs
- the new PoS fork of it
if this happens, since it acts as a free airdrop we may see a big dump right after the fork.
- the original ethereum with immutability currently called ETC
- the current ethereum fork with PoW which has the miners working on it which may not give up the revenue specially with the ASICs
- the new PoS fork of it
if this happens, since it acts as a free airdrop we may see a big dump right after the fork.
+1
I'm sure that miners won't let go their ASIC's for ETH, and they'll add up the new ETH to their production too. The question is: What will be dumped?
A video to watch, and you'll get everything about Inflation, Deflation and Money Supply: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THAaIZmxfNA
Hi everyone,
Please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THAaIZmxfNA
Quantity of money per unit of output and price index is deeply intricate. At the end of the day, the more cryptocurrency is produced without needed and real usage in economy the lower the value of your crypto assets.
Please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THAaIZmxfNA
Quantity of money per unit of output and price index is deeply intricate. At the end of the day, the more cryptocurrency is produced without needed and real usage in economy the lower the value of your crypto assets.
Probably that is bad for altcoins prices and i am very sure that altcoins will be affected if bitcoin is dropping the price, if this gonna happen we should hold our coins and wait the bitcoin price go up and do not make get panic selling because this is not good for your profit.
I would also add:
If you see an altcoin regurarly performing upwards when BTC is going down, then maybe you should give a closer look to this altcoin
Re: [ANN][Private-sale] |DUSK Network| Security tokens, privatechain, Bitfinex!
Everyone talks about STOs but no one exactly knows how it will interact with the legacy jurisdictions... What do you code in a security token? Equity? Voting rights? Votes? Dividends?
If it's Dividends and equity isn't this a convertible note? Debt?
I think we still have to wait for regulation to follow through this before you make any hasty decision around STOs.
If it's Dividends and equity isn't this a convertible note? Debt?
I think we still have to wait for regulation to follow through this before you make any hasty decision around STOs.
The right altcoins should not be related to any fluctuation of the BTC nor ETH
But the ones that are only based on FOMO and marketing are consistently hit by BTC fluctuations.
But the ones that are only based on FOMO and marketing are consistently hit by BTC fluctuations.
An area dedicated to discussing the differences between these two terms and the theories supporting them.
I'm looking forward to an in-depth discussion on the subject! I've noticed that confusion between the two seems to come up quite a bit on the blog, and thought it may be reasonable to dedicate a post on the matter.
Price-Deflation is what you are used to hearing about in Bitcoin. That term is used to describe the prices of goods/services as they decrease because the value of Bitcoin goes up.
Price-Inflation is the opposite. When prices of goods/services increase because the value of Bitcoin goes down.
So, when dealing with Price-Inflation or Deflation, there is an inverse relationship of price and value, in regard to goods/services and Bitcoin.
I'm looking forward to an in-depth discussion on the subject! I've noticed that confusion between the two seems to come up quite a bit on the blog, and thought it may be reasonable to dedicate a post on the matter.
Price-Deflation is what you are used to hearing about in Bitcoin. That term is used to describe the prices of goods/services as they decrease because the value of Bitcoin goes up.
Price-Inflation is the opposite. When prices of goods/services increase because the value of Bitcoin goes down.
So, when dealing with Price-Inflation or Deflation, there is an inverse relationship of price and value, in regard to goods/services and Bitcoin.
That's correct.
You also have monetary inflation, which is what the FED does.
The "solution" to the 2008 crash was to print money. The FED discovered something very interesting (but evil): if you print money and give it to the masses, price inflation happens. In that case monetary inflation leads to price inflation.
BUT. And here's the evil twist to the FED's game: if you print money and that money stays with bankers, and never reaches The People, then price inflation does not happen. Because The People can't spend the newly printed money.
That's the FED's game. They print money for bankers. This money never reaches you.
If you try to buy stocks and other equities, you'll find that your money isn't worth anything because the FED has printed trillions of U$ and bankers buy it all cheaply while you work 9-5 for 30 years to build savings that they can simply pull out of their virtual money system.
That's the cruelty of the FED system. They simply print money for themselves, this money never reaches you. 15 families for whom they print money hold half the world's wealth, while 7 billion people work for them for free.
That's the difference between monetary and price inflation. The FED discovered a way to get one without the other and that's what's destroying the middle class around the globe.
That's exactly what happened with the European central Bank. The money that is printed never reaches the small people through salary increase, but get lended at 0% interest to private banks that only lend money to rich people.
I do think that inflation and deflation is the only egalitarian way of taxing / retributing the people.
Re: U.S. stock market suffers worst week since 2008 financial crisis
We were in a global bull market because we had too much "fiat money" in the markets, after massively investing in real estate they had to pour the money somewhere else, so they created a self-fulfilling situation where the more they invested the more companies' value increased which drove retail investors in the market too...
Now, the retail investor is losing his feathers after all the institutional ones took the gains...
Basically, get ready for a 2-3 years bear market.
Now, the retail investor is losing his feathers after all the institutional ones took the gains...
Basically, get ready for a 2-3 years bear market.
The price of Etherum has now shown a very good price stability and therefore it can be seen from Etherum's price movements that have started to increase. Now many people are starting to re-use crypto and this also has an impact on price movements experienced by most other altcoins. I am optimistic when Etherum prices can increase then automatically the other coin prices will start to move very positively.
If this can be maintained it is not impossible that Etherum prices can reach fantastic value and can even exceed 500USD by the end of 2018.
Its a thought that bullrun being coming back is a maybe but I think its the truth that crypto prices really are rising as it stands now. And I think its good for us if that is the case. With our hope still standing still I think its a good gamble.If this can be maintained it is not impossible that Etherum prices can reach fantastic value and can even exceed 500USD by the end of 2018.
I agree, I don't think there will another bullrun anytime soon. If anything happens it will be some quick pumps by bots quickly followed by dumps. Now is the time where fundamentals will be the backbone of crypto-assets growth.