There's no such thing as free money.  Work is valuable.  We always pay for opportunity.  I would strongly oppose introducing POS for DGB.  Unless you mean something like calculated on a year over year basis with a low (like 2%) stake reward.  I watched the video you suggested.  I was not surprised that the entire discussion was related to the how POS technology functions and not the economics of implementation.  Frequently, digital currency developers understand writing code and developing tech; they focus on the technology and ignore the fact that they are essentially implementing monetary policy.  They're interested in could more than should.

As a technology POS works like mining the block chain (your wallet balance becomes your hash rate).  But, from an economic perspective, POS turns "investment in production" into "interest."  The effects of high interest rates (and thus POS) are straightforward.  High interest rates discourage investment and spending, they reward saving, decrease confidence (make risk less appealing), over long periods of time they reduce aggregate demand and raise taxes - and - most important - they put strong deflationary pressure (downward pressure) on the exchange price.  None of those effects would be good for DGB.

When I first heard about POS I though it sounded really great.  So, earlier this year I bought some coins in a POS alt-coin.  Today, I have a far bigger balance of coins - and that larger amount is worth about half as much as when I traded for them.  Nobody exchanges ... the exchange value averages down at relatively the same rate as the stake value.  I figure it will take another 12 months of monthly staking (exponential growth) for me to get back to even and sell.

So, based on the economics and my own experience, I would say that we should encourage use, exchange, and production, rather than saving of DGB.  As a thought experiment, it might be interesting to consider a separate company (using a POS sidechain) that acts like a bank - paying interest on deposits and loaning out, and trading, the deposits, to provide liquidity to the market.  However, the marketplace for alt-coins isn't sophisticated enough for that sort of system - at least not yet.

Aww it's great to see you again! i thought you went away once evidence to prove you are a moronic fucktard was shown . great to have you back

I am on google , does the same thing, redirects to main page, haven't been able to access wallet yet to test

I feel like walter in The big lebowski with his qoute - FUCKING AMATUERS.  Come on DEV the MAC download isn't right


Wallet Download (Mac): https://mega.co.nz/#!B1ZGlIDb!bPM4wQIrdq4g_tyTeMdjoNV7y0uywhAKk5yTiNn9wOs

This part is not even linked man fucking amatuers

!B1ZGlIDb!bPM4wQIrdq4g_tyTeMdjoNV7y0uywhAKk5yTiNn9wOs

Good shit trade2winnn he updated the op, but why does it take this long?

Good shit trade2winnn he updated the op, but why does it take this long?

It doesn't particularly worry me if part of the overall business solution for Vidioshare makes use of outsourced proprietary software.

As long as the business model works (i.e. it is stable, scalable and it is secure), that's what matters to me. That's what will give both the streaming service and the crypto coin value.

As soon as possible, I would like to see:

1. Developer supported download links to the VDO wallets clearly visible on the www.vidioshare.com or www.vidioshare.me website. Accessibility for new users of VDO should not require them to visit Bitcointalk.org forums to find download links to the wallets.

2. The ability to deposit VDO credits into the website. This is the coin's goal posts in my view. As soon as they make this work, the VDO cryptocurrency has some kind of tangible, real-world service value and/or coin investment value. Vidioshare users who want access to premium or specific content will need VDO to pay for it; and similarly, content creators will have incentive to post free and exclusive content to gain subscribers and potentially make VDO they can exchange for BTC or money.

My 2-cents, Cheers,


Port


Vidioshare (VDO) Quick Links:

Website: https://vidioshare.com/
Bitcointalk.org: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=779552.0
Twitter: https://twitter.com/vidioshare
#vidioshare (Twitter): https://twitter.com/hashtag/vidioshare
Wallet Download (Windows): https://mega.co.nz/#!IxJEXZaJ!CPIbxlXl2fCLEr2gxA0MDs5_oxjuJn7dx7eaPgfyKfQ
Wallet Download (Mac): https://mega.co.nz/#!B1ZGlIDb!bPM4wQIrdq4g_tyTeMdjoNV7y0uywhAKk5yTiNn9wOs
VDO Github: https://github.com/vidioshare/vidio
VDO Market on Bittrex.com: https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-VDO
VDO Data on Coinmarketcap.com: http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/vidio/

I hope one day this shit of coins and their inherant features not being completed prior to putting a coin out is at the end of its life cycle. Just cause i have a newbie account doesn't mean i haven't been here for a long time. The dev that releases a coin with all features completed prior to launch will make a fortune and also change the direction of crypto for the better, i just hope since i support this movement that its sooner rather than later cause returns are rapidly dimishing for everyone.

420

my med card makes it legal in Arizona so i can say that shit all i want.  It funny man people saying this dude made x number of dollars.  The saddest shit is if he actually put out effort and did what he said the coin would do he could make milliuons, but i guess in an instant gratifucation world we have become accustom to fuck it 90k is way better than millions possibly over a few years, but hay i failed economics at ASU