on voting 1 lisk = 1 vote for 1 delegate, we had this discussion when Lisk first started:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1346646.msg14186839#msg14186839

Given the lack of a response in the Oxy Slack, thought I'd ask here.

Given the confusion/change in terms for those contributing alt coins, will Oxy offer a refund option. The ICO site said the averaging period for valuation of alts would be September 1-30 up until a couple of days ago, while the White Paper said August 15 through September 30th.

Also, the Ark collected in the ICO up until the 9th of September was all sent to Bittrex:

the Oxy collection collection address for holding Ark: https://explorer.arkcoin.net/address/AMjEKr8Qw1FTVBPP5ii7NCs1eQ4iZ4ZDXX

the send to Bittrex: https://explorer.arkcoin.net/address/ALrsQjmoRGFr3tbpAkvuVmj5yFBYNMGBbS


Would someone from oxy please clarify:

1. How much Ark has been sold by Oxy?
2. How much BTC was made from the proceeds
3. Is the BTC and Ark sill on Bittrex?
4. If not on Bittrex, what are the account addresses for the Ark and the BTC from the sale of the Ark?

Thanks.

Seems nuts that a Bitcoin fork like Bitcoin Cash that still only has 19 pages on Bitcointalk is taken this seriously. Bitcoin connect, which also uses name BCC is getting large volume out of confusion with Bitcoincash.

I have no interest in participating in this, looks like just another attempt to profit off of confusion in the Bitcoin community.

Nope, not me, haven't read this thread in months.

Yes, confirming above. Still need to track down some misinformation on the web somewhere, which led to the error on the Swarm site.

If you want to set up a new chain quickly to get things moving you can use an Ark testnet chain, https://ark.io/ . Several projects are already doing this. Ark uses Delegate Proof of Stake, so token holders vote for delegates and can receive a return from delegates offering delegate profit sharing. You can do the distributions from the genesis account set up from the testnet. When Ark smartbridge is available, the testnet can also be bridge to the main Ark chain. The current instructions and code are here, https://github.com/ArkEcosystem/ark-node , and more detailed instructions with screenshots will be posted on the blog site soon. The best place to ask questions is in the Ark Slack, https://ark.io/join-ark-slack . Several team members bought Bitsynq tokens in the ICO so would be interested to see this succeed.

Delegate Bitseed is offering 50% profit sharing to voters, please vote at rank 112 under standby delegates. Thanks.

Off to a good start...

Thought I'd post to see what badges I have for the day.

Nice! I got Ethereum CEO.

I like win-win situations.

That's plenty to run a delegate for now. As transaction volume increases you may need more RAM and CPU in the future. Also, it is best to have swap enabled for 1.5 times the RAM, or 3 Gb in your case.

Jamie has posted a great article on Ark questions and answers at http://info-ark.space/2017/03/20/q-a-interview-with-the-ark-crew-part-1/

Yes, sorry for the delay, but we want to roll out a robust and tested product.

Funny how I and the rest of the Ark team have our name and photos public behind our project while you hide in cowardice behind a nym. Looks like you don't have much of a life. Your previous homophobic rhetoric in this thread reveals the true nature of your character as well.

I'll take one of these,

We don't need to touch the Lisk for a long time at current burn rate - plenty of time for it to go back up. As mentioned previously, we also have the Ark remaining from TEC as an option to sell or use directly for compensation when needed. Lisk is currently selling below its book value, so its market price is currently a result of market emotion more than any fundamentals.

Looks like he got us there. There's the dude with the odd looking boobs:

I thought maybe he confused Bitcointalk with a wallet and entered an address in the nym field, is now trying out random passphrases in the text fields of the posts.

Members of the community funded development of second client last summer, https://github.com/fix/Lisk-Lite-Client . It has a very nice, clean interface, and has worked well for transactions and voting.

Bitsyo has explained the situation very well. Ark tokens should not be confused with shares in an equity investment, such as voting shares in a company. They are use tokens to gain access to a network, and the Ark TEC was an exchange for these tokens. This is similar to a crowdfund for the presale of a product, like the Pebble Watch. Those who placed orders for the Pebble did not expect to be able to make demands on how the funds were used to produce the Pebble, or for transparency reports on how the funds were spent. Their sole interest was to receive their Pebbles according to the schedule and design specifications presented during the presale. Likewise, the primary obligation of the Ark Team is to deliver the product, a functioning network, according to the schedule and specifications announced in the exchange. Community updates on how the project is progressing, and even how the funding is used, are very good for public relations and keeping the community engaged, and we are providing them as developments warrant, but they should not be seen as something to be demanded as part of the conditions of the exchange.