BYTEBALL

>>2391246
Wow, Emile Heskey played for England within the last 7 years

>>2391246
fuck you, I posted about for 3 days before the last airdrop, and was telling everyone how to do the linking and all that.

(here's a guide btw https://byteballblog.wordpress.com/how-to-get-free-byteballs )

like 5 people listened to me, until the last 3 hours, suddenly everyone was like:
> huh?
> free what?
> nah! it's a scam
anyways, I was ready and got my 20% for my byteballs (holding this long term, compound interest is nice)

I barely had 2 BTC, but now I have 2.9 BTC worth of byteballs, sold almost every other shitcoin I had to get as many byteballs as possible

>>2391246
BTW OP, how many you got?

I've posted about it months ago but as usual /biz/ ignores the truly promising projects.

>"oh i cant be arsed to link it it's nothing anyways"

>giving your BTC privacy away for some (((dev)))

good idea

>>2392830
are you retarded?

I saw someone mention it yesterday, I tried to search for an announcement thread on bitcointalk to find out what it was but my search turned up with nothing.

I don't really hold BTC though or anything, my moneys all in various other coins at all times.

>>2392910
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.0
it's pretty interesting though.
The idea about distributing the coins for free is basically that the more people have it, the more successful it will be

>>2392852
are you coping?

>>2393622
coping with what?
You really are retarded aren't you?

I mean, just read what you said:
>giving your BTC privacy away for some (((dev)))
LOL

>>2391246
Not shitting on it, but two points about Byteball.

I tend to stay away from any crypto that gives out its coin for free. It reminds me of casinos that give away deposit bonuses.

Anytime something has a snapshot or a date to distribute free currency based on holdings, the coin tends to moon right before, and get dumped right after.

Just a heads up Anons.

>Promising new tech (1 of the only 2 existing DAGs at the moment)
>Lead developer is a legit genius
>NO ICO but 1% premine at these prices leaves plenty of funds for development for years to come
>Slack is jumping 24/7
>BCT thread is nearly 500 pages already after only being out for 6 months
>Distribution method kicks the network effect into overdrive from day one
>BTC whales are automatically being given massive incentives to help make Byteball a success (some BTC whales may choose to dump but this is more than offset by all the whales who are buying the dumps and making the market)
>20% interest every month (compounded for as long as these airdrops continue)

Byteball will have over a billion dollar marketcap within 6 months, guaranteed. Longer than that, who knows. Sky is the limit.

>>2393677
It just got a distribution round (the 6th one)
with about 25% of the total bytes distributed until now.
And yes, it dropped, from $900 to about $700 right now
which is why I think it's a good time to buy.

I think a lot of people get bytes because they're free, but then they hold them mostly because the coin is actually good and the wallet has a ton of features already

>>2393716
What I like is the conditional payments and the bettings with bots
so you don't need to trust the other person.
You can bet on the crypto market even!
bet 1 GByte that BTC will be $3000 in less than 24 hours, send the coins to the bot, and then the bot pays.

And making bots is actually pretty easy too for what I've seen
Another guy made a bot for 51/49 doubling chances. (Using an oracle that uses actual random numbers, not managed by the bot creator)
And all of that inside the wallet itself.

The only BIG problem I see with it is that people are quiet about it, keeping it a secret because they want more GBytes (the less coins distributed every drop, the more drops there will be, then more coins for ME)
But I think that a coin is successful when a lot of people use it