/biz/ - Business & Finance

You guys seem to not be paying attention /biz/
buy coins with actual product development, like SKY,
not scams that sell you a dream, like 95% of what you buy

>financial freedom

>the key to financial independence

>whales are accumulating

>>15045538
if you download the skycoin desktop wallet, you can buy SKY directly with ETH (or BTC etc), it uses a mixer to buy through binance and sends straight to you. no account required. very comfy

im in for this mission OP, its only up from here

>>14891573
Imagine not having the next coin that will outperform the market

>>13061706

Tor exit nodes are controlled by US security agencies, and redpilled sites like 8ch don't allow people to post using tor exit nodes.

>>9853648
Nobody said phase 1 is revolutionary and nobody said phase 2 is simple. The hurdles are discussed regularly on the Skycoin telegram, and probably in much more detail between the devs privately. So yeah, you basically just made some shit up and posted it with green text to try and look smart.

Skycoin transactions cost Coin Hours—not Skycoin. To earn Coin Hours, users simply hold Skycoin in order to participate in the ecosystem of Web 3.0. For each Skycoin held by an address per hour, its owner nets 1 Coin Hour. Therefore, holding 1000 Skycoin for 1 hour generates 1000 Coin Hours.

Coin Hours also open up different features within the Skycoin ecosystem such as VPN services, movie downloads from Popcorn Time, additional bandwidth on Skywire, etc. However, for holders more interested in its monetary value, Coin Hours will readily be accepted through an Over the Counter (OTC) Buy-Back program that guarantees a foundational value. Additionally, the launch of Skycoin’s Decentralized Exchange will enable Coin Hour holders to exchange them for various other currencies.

To ensure the establishment of a healthy Coin Hour economy and to reward hardware testers who earn Coin Hours for testing, Skycoin will initially fund an OTC buy-back of Coin Hours. Funds for the buy-back program come from undistributed coins. The Organization will burn the Coin Hours it buys back to increase Coin Hour scarcity and value.

>>9541967
Initially. Deploying a new global decentralized internet doesn't happen overnight.

>>9409024
I've seen a lot of people shilling SKY and they've got their testnet coming up this month, so I'm gonna go ahead and put a little skin in that game.

>>9331574
KEK, Lolochain already has three or four times the supply of shitcoins like Tron and XRP, and there is no cap.

>>9294370
The great thing about buying SKY now is that even though the project is seven years old, it's almost like getting in at launch, because they only started marketing in the past few months and it hasn't hit the big exchanges yet. Five big exchanges are planned for the next few weeks, probably including Binance but Synth won't/can't confirm which ones they are.

As the Skycoin team began their earliest work researching ways to resolve the PoW algorithm, another conflict over centralization heightened—the fight for net neutrality. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) controlled the Internet’s physical architecture and could restrict quality of service for network users based on variable or tiered pricing. In addition, ISPs had the power to exploit customers by selling their information to third parties (e.g. location, browsing history, contents of unencrypted messages, etc.). This remains true even today.

Net neutrality and PoW are outwardly two different issues, but Skycoin’s team saw the same fundamental flaw: a system prone to centralization. The research and development for Skycoin would eventually lead to critical foundations for Skywire, a truly decentralized mesh-Internet that frees users from ISP dependence.

Today’s Skycoin Project has deployed multiple innovations (e.g. Skycoin, Skywire, Fiber, etc) under the hands of 15 development teams worldwide. While still growing, 2018 is the year Skycoin intends to make its formal introduction to the public.

>>9189686
Could you reply on this please? I'm thinking about building a DIY miner before testnet launches

Why does Skycoin not dump when everything else dumps? It seems to have untethered itself from Bitcoin.
I was hoping to buy some when Bitcoin took a dump but this coin keeps going up while everything else falls, WTF?