/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16489515
MultiVAC is a next-generation high-performance public blockchain for industrial-scale decentralized applications. Its trusted sharding technology allows for unlimited and sustainable scalability, and it provides a novel approach towards solving the blockchain scalability problem currently preventing mainstream blockchains from reaching industrial capability. MultiVAC is the first to propose a sharding model based on Verifiable Random Functions (VRF) and applies this model to transactions, computation, and storage.

>Technical Whitepaper
https://www.mtv.ac/assets/file/MultiVAC_Tech_Whitepaper.pdf
>Sharding Yellowpaper
https://www.mtv.ac/assets/file/MultiVAC_Sharding_Yellowpaper.pdf
>Programming Purplepaper
https://www.mtv.ac/assets/file/MultiVAC_Programming_Purplepaper.pdf

https://www.mtv.ac/

>>16489515
Their sharding technology is a game changer.

Sharding is the only practical and fundamental way to scale blockchain from the bottom up, while at the same time preserving its original intention of being a decentralized ledger open to everyone. It is the deepest level solution that makes the fewest compromises when bringing performance benefits.

>>16489515
An easy-to-understand article about MultiVAC's Sharding Plan and why's different from other proposals in the market.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/multivac-cto-shawn-ying-dimensional-081400074.html

>>16489515
MultiVAC foundation burned 2 billion MTV to show community support. That gives confidence. They are in it for the long run.

>>16489515
MultiVAC CTO was asked about ETH 2.0 in an interview and stated the following:

>Ethereum 2.0 chose to be compatible with too many previous features like the account model, some features of the contracts, etc
>This harms ETH's future sharding
>MultiVAC doesn't use the beacon chain structure from the beginning
>Different MTV shards can process the data asynchronously in a parallel way.
>MultiVAC's scalability and flexibility are better.

Not bad for a 2M MCAP. MTV's upside is insane

>>16489515
One or more large investors are dumping now, hard to say why. It could be due to paying taxes from crypto gaings, bankruptcy, divorce or any other reason for short term liquidity. Same thing happened after ETH crowsale, where the price dumped, or more recently when DAG was dumped for a prolonged period of time, suppressing the price despite strong fundamentals, only to 10x as soon as the dumping was over. Nothing regarding tech or team should give ground for dumping. This is due to external factors. Good opportunity to buy some quality crypto in a fire sale.

>>16489515
More about MultiVAC vs ETH here:
https://theblockchainexaminer.com/latest-news/2019/11/28/3759/multivac-cto-shawn-ying-the-all-dimensional-sharding-plan-of-multivac-is-the-ultimate-multi-core-world-computer-people-need/

[I hold both]

>>16489515
One anon pointed out a spelling error in their infographic, ("rateings"). Got an email reply 30 minutes later. Error corrected within a few days. I like that, - fast, efficient and polite.

Confirmed scam, same pajeet is creating this thread every day.

>>16489621
>Confirmed scam
Interesting. Walk us through your reasoning, scammer anon. Show us what you got.

>>16489621
MultiVAC (MTV) will have a multi billion dollar market cap within 1-2 years. That's my prediction based on team, tech and fundamentals. What do you say and why? Use documented facts only.

>>16489634
>>16489648
Pump and dump. It has literally just happened.

>>16489621
Thanks for warning fren. 80% of pajeet scams here nowadays

>>16489654
There is nothing but a miner in the github so no open source code. Same old marketing fluff. No Network etc.. total vaporware scam.

>>16489515

What's that, a vacuum cleaner?

>>16489621
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>>16489662
Samefagging is pathetic. You know that, right?

>>16489654
>Pump and dump
No pump and dump. Got +60% due to exposure on biz for the first time.

>>16489662
>miner in the github
You clearly have no understanding how significant the miner is. Here:
https://medium.com/multivac-foundation/multivac-the-36th-bi-weekly-report-cto-shawn-exchanged-valuable-opinions-with-influential-dev-44b5105db2d1

>>16489665
I only posted once before this so these are all individual anons making fun of you. You on the other hand are up to 11 posts talking to yourself about a vaporware shitcoin. I don't think you are doing this right.

>>16489662
>no open source code
That's what you do when you are working on cutting edge technology. Private coding until release, to avoid copy cats.
>total vaporware scam
Laughable. Show us how you reached your conclusion. Don't just run away.

>>16489526
you need to hire an all-American type 40+ yr old Texan to go on your board, too many Chinese feels like ChiCom City. Just my advice, clean up the CHINA FEEL.

>>16489677
>all individual anons making fun of you
Are you a teenage girl?

>>16489676
>how significant the miner is
hehe

>>16489680
>zero code available
>Private coding until release, to avoid copy cats
Hiding that ETHEREUM CLONE

>>16489685
haha.. I don't think you are supposed to get butthurt when shilling.. not sure

>>16489684
I am European and "all-American type 40+ yr old Texan" would have worked well in the late 80s when Texas Instruments was market leader in calculators (undeniable great tech). Before Casio took over.

>>16489665
Delusional bag holder spotted. Can't handle the truth no one is going to buy his bags.

>>16489693
>Hiding that ETHEREUM CLONE
You DO know that have a testnet up and running, right scammer anon?

>>16489700
>Can't handle the truth
What truth? Until now I have only gotten nothing but ignorant posts, hysteria and lies.

>>16489699
cool except who do you think has money to invest? rich oil boomers who are looking to "diversify" and "get in on the cool new thing"
they arent gonna invest in "Ching Chong" dude.

>>16489707
Kill yourself for openly promoting a known scamcoin

>>16489710
Are you from the late 90s?

Confirmed scam, same pajeet is creating this thread every day.

>>16489526
>Sharding is the only practical and fundamental way to scale blockchain from the bottom up, while at the same time preserving its original intention of being a decentralized ledger open to everyone. It is the deepest level solution that makes the fewest compromises when bringing performance benefits.

This is the most meaningless marketing-speak technobabble ever written. It reeks of China hu$tle copycat bullshit worse than VeChain and we all know how that turned out... but these scammers don't even have a network or any code available, just shitty marketing collateral and word salad too lame to even fool noobs. kys scammers.

>>16489515
Chang please...1800comeonnow.jpg

you're dead before you even began i am sorry man this isn't even a racist thing it's a diversity thing. all chinese is bad joojoo for silicon valley i know lots of investors i know what they look for. think outside the box and what your company is portraying.

>>16489728
I have to give them props for the most obvious stock photo team ever.

>>16489718
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>>16489728
>>16489735
Asked for valid arguments and at least some attempts of documentation and logic. Got nothing, run away, new vpn IDs and more ignorant, hysterical tech-illiterate trashtalk.

>>16489736
This dude might be onto something with this schizo shilling steez

>>16489722
>This is the most meaningless marketing-speak technobabble ever written. It reeks of China hu$tle copycat bullshit
That's because you are stupid and don't understand even basic tech. MTV has one of the very strongest teams in the crypto space. Probably more Google engineers than any other team with a sub 500M market cap. Team in total rival those with billion(s) in market cap. You have nothing but empty slogans and rage.

Biz has become so ignorant and retarded after plebbit and twitter flooded the board. Tragic. What a waste of time.

>>16489756
Checked one of those employees in LinkedIn, no pic, only chink contacts, made up jobs, follows Google China. Classic scam profiles you could buy 1000 with 20$. Yeah, it is a scam.

>>16489526
also wtf dude...? say it out loud-- SHARDING
>SHARDING
>SHARD
>SHART
>SHARTING

SHARTING? Shit fart? Really Chang?
Please stop this is the worst invention in the history of kamikaze pilots and dog eating. FUCK ME.

We sniffed out your scam.

>>16489781
>Google China
i wouldn't trust "Google --- anything"
CIA cover ops to track and sell your info.
fuck that shit.

>>16489781
You are an utter moron. Anyone can go to mtc.ac click on the team members and get a short CV, they are some of the very best in tech, plus PhD academics from Harvard, Stanford etc. So pathetic to see your comment where you claim to have some unknown person from the team and stating that you can buy profiles like that. Are you retarded? You can check any of them. Call Stanford and Harvard, call Google, Facebook etc. Your comment is ridiculous and just meant to mislead investors. What scam project do you represent?

>>16489793
>SHARTING? Shit fart? Really Chang?
OK, boomer

>>16489795
>CIA cover ops to track and sell your info.
Yeah, and logically because of that their software engineers MUST incompetent, unlike Bitconnect or whatever scam you represent, ryte newfag?

>>16489817
25 posts defending this vaporware shitcoin that doesn't exist... good work ranjesh.

>>16489805
Lies lies lies.

Pic related, he is their senior engineer "Lu Lu", working hard for Alibaba.

Seems quite professional.

Others from R&D team;

Liang He, Tianjin University, no mention about your scam token or company in his profile.

Shuzhi Huang, Peking University, no mention about your scam token or company in his profile.

Zhong Dong, Xi'an Jiaotong University, no mention about your scam token or company in his profile.

Yuan Li, Tianjin University, no mention about your scam token or company in his profile.

Libo Shen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, no mention about your scam token or company in his profile.

MUH HARVARD, MUH GOOGLE, MUH STANFORD, MUH VERY BEST IN TECH.

Damn you are one stupid scammer.

>>16489867
haha OP btfo'd

>>16489867
Scammers BTFO.. CHINA HUSTLE CONFIRMED

>>16489526
NKN's nodes (and subsequently throughput) can scale to insane numbers. The different in over-head between 20k nodes and 1 billion nodes is around 200%. I'm not sure even sharing scales that well does it?

>>16489886
this nigga crazy... Hey OP.. did you miss the part where you just got utterly fucking destroyed?

>>16489515
If you want a solid low cap money maker, just buy Ferrum, desu.

>>16489867
Here, multivac on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%2218729354%22%5D

LinkedIn is not a good place to get info related to crypto. Vitalik was not there for years and only now have a profile he is not on LinkedIn.

However, feel free to contact them on LinkedIn and post the results here.

>>16489867
They already got their ICO millions long time ago and would have gone long time ago if your scam accusation were even remotely true.
https://icodrops.com/multivac/

Instead they have been working hard on tech and now have a testnet up and running. Getting prestigious tech awards in China etc.

>>16489883
>Scammers BTFO.. CHINA HUSTLE CONFIRMED
They have had ZERO hype. Only tech. No scam without hype. Ridicilous statement.

>>16489867
MTV went through a rather tough screening process here:
https://www.kucoin.com/news/en-token-sale-of-multivac-of-kucoin-spotlight-will-start-on-april-3rd

>>16489867
Kucoin confirms that MultiVAC (MTV) got strategic investments from: MultiVAC has received 15 million USD in Round A strategic investments from IDG, NGC, Hashed, Signum, Arrington XRP, Dfund, ICODrops, etc.
https://www.kucoin.com/news/en-token-sale-of-multivac-of-kucoin-spotlight-will-start-on-april-3rd

You can hardly get better confirmation of no-scam than this.

>>16489867
Kucoin confirms that MultiVAC (MTV) got 15 million USD in Round A strategic investments from: IDG, NGC, Hashed, Signum, Arrington XRP, Dfund, ICODrops, etc.
https://www.kucoin.com/news/en-token-sale-of-multivac-of-kucoin-spotlight-will-start-on-april-3rd

You can hardly get better confirmation of no-scam than this.

>>16489867
Same with Fantom, according to LinkedIn, hardly any devs, most of them in marketing sale, many not mentioning Fantom Foundation etc.
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%2213687670%22%5D

Didn't find a single one of the old Korean dev team that suddenly disappeared, and only found Andy, but none of the devs from the new Russian for hire team.
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?facetCurrentCompany=%5B%2213687670%22%5D

Lot's of angry Fantom fans here, because of this thread:
>>16439583
Fundamentals will sooner or later catch up with Fantom, leading to a crash.

Lot's of angry Fantom fans here, because of this thread:
>>16439583

>>16489856
If you don't want to invest in a crypto that will go from 1M USD market cap to multiple billions of U.S. dollars in market cap within 1-2 years, then don't invest. What do I care?

>>16489665
Yes, I agree

>>16489665
But do you know what is even more pathetic?
>33 Posts by this id

>>16490407
I am explaining a project and answering questions.

>>16490464
You are shilling a scam and tricking feeble minded retards on this board.

>>16490477
You are completely insane. Some of the very best and professional tech investors in crypto space made strategic investments in Multivac (MTV) for 15 M USD, officially confirmed by Kucoin.

MTV will go from one milion USD mcap to one or more billion USD in market cap within 1-2 years. A 100x within short time. If you don't want to invest, then don't.

>>16490545
Are getting paid hourly or per post for promoting a well-known scam ? I'm guessing per post.

Tip: if you are already promoting an extremely obvious scam, don't promise that it will do a 1000x in a short time, thats even less credible, if thats even possible.

>>16490580
>a well-known scam
>t seething idiot that never made it during 2017 bullrun, all thanks to ignorance, laziness and low IQ

If people actually understood the tech involved here... Finally we have an immutable, unhackable, distributed database of digital assets that actually functions in the real world, and on a global scale. The tech solutions presented by the MTV team are very innovative and impressive. The implications will be huge, not just for the financial-services industry, but also right across virtually every aspect of society.

>>16490580
>1000x in a short time,
I said 100x. Pay attention to details, newfag. That's only 6x of the 15M capital raised, and they now have a testnet, ready to roll out mainnet + plus marketing.

You do clearly not understand the tech and the implications of their tech solutions. If they manage to pull it off, we will have a new technical landscape. I have ETH as well, hard to say which one of those two that will make it. MTV does not have the problem of dragging old tech over to the new tech, while ETH has the brand name and the very best business connections in crypto space:
https://entethalliance.org/membership/

>>16490580
Plus ETH has a very large and broad dev community. The best in crypto. However, that makes ETH more slow and sluggish compared to MTV. They have different strength and weaknesses, but one or both of them will nearly with full certainty lead the next tech revolution.

>>16490943
It's funny how you were talking about how ICO investors with fantom are preparing a lawsuit, despite the fact that Fantom is only -5% ROI on ICO cost.

Your vacoom coin is -94% ROI on ICO cost. Now that is a scam.

>>16490957
You are confusing tech with hype, you idiot.
Fantom promised 300 000 TPS. That's insane. Now they rambling on about a fraction of this, 10% at best. When you underperform 90% of what you promised in ICO you open up for class action lawsuit. Hype and scam pushed FTM mcap to your ROI numbers (haven't checked them).

MTV has a very low ICO due to ONLY concentrating on developing tech and NO hype, promotion and marketing. That will change very soon. Low ROI indicates a great investment opportunity if the fundamentals are good. Exactly the opposite of your absurd conclusion. You really have no clue, newfag.

>>16491021
No, they have a low ROI because they are a scam and took the money and run. Everything about them screams vaporware. Sorry that you were tricked anon, but it's too late now to realise it.

>>16491033
>took the money and run.
That would be your Korean team in Fantom that suddenly disappeared, after taking the money, dumping on idiot investors, and then replacing themselves with Russian for-hire devs, so they can dump some more.

>Everything about them screams vaporware
Show ius how you reached that conclusion, newfag. Use documented facts only, not empty rambling, emotional outbursts etc.

>>16490957
>>16491033
The infantile stupidity behind your financial "analysis" is breath-taking. According to you:

>lack of hype=scam
>high ROI is a good investment opportunity
It's completely opposite, moron.

>>16491070
None of the developers listed on your scamcoins website mention your scamcoin in their linkedin. Thats more than enough proof already.

>>16491070
>That would be your Korean team in Fantom that suddenly disappeared

What, you mean the team of Fantom Nexus? The offshoot that was created because it's better to have the Korean team be in a Korean owned company? http://www.fantomnexus.com/

>Show ius how you reached that conclusion, newfag.

First of all, everything you have ever done screams newfag. Documented facts? Well, they have nothing in their githtub for sarters. It's simply a shitty ERC20 token that has a -94% ROI with a disgusting distribution of holders https://cryptorank.io/currencies/multivac/holders

You were chinked so fucking hard anon, sorry.

>>16491090
That's normal in China. Especially if you got 15 million USD. They will have a very low profile until mainnet and moving into larger and more expensive office buildings.

According to LinkedIn, Fantom has no devs, only a handful of salespeople and majority of them don't list Fantom as current employer. Testnet is there for you to test. Clearly they are producing high level frontier tech. Some of the most professional tech investors in the world invested 15M in them. Your scam accusations are deranged.

>>16491128
>What, you mean the team of Fantom Nexus?
No, newfag. Compare:
Fantom team 2018
https://web.archive.org/web/20181121021954/https://fantom.foundation/team/

Fantom team 2019
https://web.archive.org/web/20190714222227/https://fantom.foundation/team/

>>16491090
>Thats more than enough proof already
OK, then you just proved that Fantom has zero devs.

>>16491128
You sound so much like those that refused to buy ETH for peanuts, because they just "knew" that Ethereum was a scam, too lazy to look into the tech and vision, mainly based on:

>Vitalik was a Russian [scammer]
>Vitalik was a college drop out
>Vitalik had no real work experience and LinkedIn account

Do you really want to be rekt again?

I hinted at this earlier, but this project looks incredible. The tech here is on another level, so if they can pull this off it will become a multibillion dollar company. So, quite frankly, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

we dont need any more blockchain. Existing chains already covers all bases. Too little, too late

>>16491665
Explain how good the code is, or else I wont believe you. Andre Cronje said the tech was good, but nothing special

Brainlets dont understand that tech is not whats most important. Its enough devs, community and money to develop the ecosystem

If you faggots understand the tech you would be able to put it into words within a sentence or two, so do it. "Ahh the tech is so good", said the tech illiterate dumbass

>>16491760
The HOLO team have embarrassed themselves in various ways, including but not limited to not having a network, and selling people hardware and not delivering it.

Unfortunately this was probably their best move.

If they would have shipped the (now obsolete) warehouse PCs they sold people, it would be painfully obvious that they are just perpetuating a scam.

Now they have no choice. It has been too long. They have to make a move because people are running out of patience.

This shines a light on the most glaring issues: there is no working software, no Holofuel, and Holoports are about to be declared paperweights in videos and reviews on youtube and all over the internet.

So not delivering looks bad, but it gave them the opportunity to squeeze out this last big PnD before they are caught red handed selling useless legacy hardware with no real software platform to speak of.

At this point there is zero hope for this zombie project and the slow exit scam is underway.

I guess that's what happens when you steal your product strategy from a parody show about Silicon Valley.

To sum it up, if the ports ship it's going to zero. If the ports don't ship it's going to zero.

This latest effort is just a poorly paid shill group hired by the team and the few ramaining bagholders that know they are stuck with this garbage.

The team is exit scamming on you right now. There is no software and the hardware they sold and never delivered is outdated now.

Dump now or learn the hard way how fast dying scam coins under 10sats can crash to zero.

>>16491742
>>16491730
>>16491760
Andre Cronje is a complete fraud, he presented himself as a "code reviewer" to get the codes and then became a lead dev for Fantom. So forgive me for not taking seriously that he's saying the tech is nothing special at MTV. So he didn't praise his company's competitor... shocking.

>Scalablity in the Cryptosphere
Scalability is possibly the biggest hurdle that mass adoption of cryptocurrency faces today. With all their achievements, the public blockchains in use today are no match for the speed a centralized network like Visa provides. Just go back an year and think about what a small bunch of kitties did to the Ethereum blockchain!
Different techniques have been used by different projects in their quest for increasing network throughput. Sharding is one such lucrative technique that quite a few recent crypto projects have tried to implement. In sharding, a dataset is horizontally fragmented to create ‘shards’, which are smaller datasets. This method has been widely used in centralized data systems over the years. Even well-established public blockchains like Ethereum have been trying to utilize sharding to improve scalability.

>Scalability vs Security vs Decentralization Trilemma
In any blockchain, 2 basic functionalities are performed in all the blocks — 1. Ledger, which refers to noting down the details of transactions, and 2. Confirmation, which refers to confirming the results of these transactions and mining of the block. Traditional blockchains combine both these functionalities in the same block. In other words, a set of transactions are first written down in a block, and once a block is full, it is mined (or confirmed) to ensure that it cannot be tampered in the future. Confirmation involves solving a complex cryptic puzzle, and is a time-intensive task.

>>16492052
cont.
The more transactions that happen, the slower the network becomes. Typically, any effort at improving scalability makes a network less secure and more centralized. Achieving the perfect balance between security, scalability and decentralization has been a constant struggle for all crypto projects.
Let us consider 2 of the most successful and hyped crypto projects of 2018 — Zilliqa and Quarkchain — as examples here, and see how they tackle the problem of sharding. Both of them employ a similar solution, wherein they split the functionalities of Ledger and Confirmation into 2 different layers. Nodes are grouped into shards. These shards work concurrently to process transactions independently and create blocks. This increases the TPS linearly with the number of nodes in the network. Thereafter, transaction confirmation is done by a different layer altogether, which verifies the blocks and adds them to the already existing blockchain. Since the transaction processing and confirmation can occur in parallel, the network throughput increases.

While this approach seems perfect at first glance, the truth is that the system is still vulnerable to 51% hash power attacks. For example, in case of Quarkchain, the layer which confirms transactions is called Rootchain. As mentioned in their whitepaper, more than 50% of the hashing power is allocated to the Rootchain by default, and this ratio can be changed as per the user’s requirements. If it is made 100%, then the network becomes extremely secure but slow. And if it is made 0%, then the network throughput increases heavily, but the system becomes extremely vulnerable to attacks. In other words, Quarkchain does nothing innovative to solve the Scalaility vs Security vs Decentralization quagmire.

>Enter MultiVAC

thanks for the meme OP
remdings me of all the vapor ware shitcoin shills in early 2018
good times

>>16492064
>Enter MultiVAC
MultiVAC is a high throughput and flexible blockchain platform, which promises to be a game changer in the War of Sharding — a veritable “Sharding Killer” by their own admission. MultiVAC’s All-Dimension Sharding Solution works on the basic principle that sharding can solve not only the problem of data transaction, but also data transmission and storage. A dynamic sharding mechanism is used, where miners are allocated to shards which are dynamically changed with time. Proof of Stake is used as the Consensus Algorithm.
MultiVAC uses Verifiable Random Functions to dynamically assign the network nodes to different shards. Nodes are classified into 3 different categories.

1 Light nodes submit new data transactions, and are not required to store any information other than a history of their own transactions. They have minimal system requirements, and even mobile phones can join the network as light nodes.
2 Storage nodes store the complete history of a shard’s transaction details. They do not play any role in the consensus, and do not pose any risk to decentralization. Their hardware requirement is more than light nodes.
3 Miner nodes run the MultiVAC consensus algorithm, and are required to lock up a stake deposit before they can join the network. Miners keep track of block transactions from their own shards, and block headers from other shards. Any modern personal computer can be used as a miner node.

Since miner nodes are required to store only the transaction verification data, anyone with a modern personal computer can join the MultiVAC ecosystem as a miner. This allows ordinary people to participate in the consensus algorithm, leading to a greater degree of decentralization and preventing a few influential players (read-whales) from manipulating the system.

>>16492089
I know one of their former employees that designed most of the project(and I think is going to fork it away from the boomers) is suing them and even preventing them from shipping their obsolete holoports, but now I hear there is a larger class action suit happening by people that were sold holoports which were never delivered. Where can I join the second one?

>>16492089
cont.
By this innovative division of labour between the different categories of nodes, MultiVAC ensures that the network throughput is increased without compromising on decentralization and security.
The MultiVAC network stores outputs of transactions in a Merkle Tree Data Structure. It is a binary tree, where every leaf node represents a data block, and every non-leaf node is the cryptographic hash of the children nodes. This particular hierarchy enables the network to verify transactions securely and rapidly. This also helps in simplifying cross-shard communication.

>Performance Comparison
MultiVAC claims to be the world’s first blockchain architecture that designs sharding for every aspect of blockchain computation — processing, transmission and storage. They have recently released the TPS data from their testnet, and their throughput metric overwhelmingly validates their claim. They have achieved 30k+ TPS with 12800 nodes, divided into 64 shards. Compared to this, Quarkchain testnet achieves 10k+ TPS with 6450 nodes and 256 shards. Zilliqa performs even poorer, with their testnet achieving only about 3k TPS with 3600 nodes.

Network throughput is the litmus test for any blockchain network, and going by ther result, MultiVAC’s team are well on their way to achieving network performance comparable to that of Visa (which process about 45k TPS at max), while staying true to the core values of decentralization and security. Here’s hoping that they carry on this glorious performance in their main net as well.

>>16492089
>>16492088
>>16492064

>>16489515
>45 posts by this ID
imagine shilling this hard unironically

>>16492106
>class action lawsuit from former employee just went public
>class action from investors incoming
>team sold people hardware and did not deliver
>no working software a year after "refactoring in rust"
>MutiVAC hardware is 2-3 year old and considered legacy at this point
>if vaccums are delivered and have a sub-par user experience it's going to zero
>if vaccums are not delivered in the next month it's going to zero
>there is no working software in Github so we know what is going to happen
>they are still procrastinating on a delivery date and making excuses
>he can't see how dead this really is...

Multivac puts the freshness back.

>>16492102
You're either on the wrong thread or replying to the wrong person.

>>16492117
None of this is true, you're just lying at this point and trying to confuse potential investors, which is a pretty nasty s**t move. So please document this "class action lawsuit", since it went public this shouldn't be too hard.

>>16492144
>>16492117
Volume is still embarrassingly low. Any real money in will be hard to get out if this price action continues at this amount of volume.

The real fear, which we see happen on every down cycle of this recurring PnD, is that volume dies off and you're at risk of being stuck for another year not even being able to sell.

These are not higher lows.

That opportunity cost is high because you will, in the meantime, miss out on plenty of solid tokens & coins continuing their upwards trajectory.

This is nothing but a copy of a tutorial and has no functional reason to exist.

And trading it? Calling MTV a "low" volume shitcoin is an understatement.

It is completely dead, there are like 50 bot trades a day at most.

Nothing has changed fundamentally about the project as far as I can tell. The only thing that changed is that in the last few months a shill army came to /biz/ and started trying to scam people into buying this garbage. It is obviously all the one shiller that talks to himself and posts 40 times per thread, you'd have to be a total brainlet to not understand that.

Remember, they are pumping and dumping around ICO price. Dont fool yourself.

>>16492180
That's the same sh*t people said about Etherium right after the crowd sale.
You're clearly a failed investor with too much time on their hands and a bitter chip on their shoulder too.

Again, provide the evidence of this "class action lawsuit" you were harping on about earlier, go on, unless you're lying.

>>16492117
>>16492180
Every single sentence from you is an absurd lie. This is pathological and you need help. Tragic that insane and outlandish lies is the only kind "criticism" you could muster against MultiVAC (MTV)

>>16492052
>Andre Cronje is a complete fraud, he presented himself as a "code reviewer" to get the codes and then became a lead dev for Fantom. So forgive me for not taking seriously that he's saying the tech is nothing special at MTV. So he didn't praise his company's competitor... shocking.
True, he did the same with DAG as well. A very dishonest guy.

>>16492571
>>16492238
Just stopping to say hi, what a Saturday you pajeets had. Non stop site updating to see if there is someone - even one brainlet - who believes your lies and buys your bags. Did you even had time for some tea?

But no buyers today, it is a dead shitcoin, because it is a confirmed scam. Everybody knows that, as you can see, again.

Have another try tomorrow, I guess it's already pretty late in Chandigarh.

>>16492571
Richard here. I wanted to give you a little more background on the project. This project was started to solve a personal problem, that is why it's more legit than any other project in crypto right now. As many of you know, I was barely getting by doing hourly magician gigs, you know, sleight of hand card tricks, long ass handkerchiefs, shit like that. I was sinking fast and had been going to my magician gigs hungover. Most of the time I would have to take a flask of bourbon along just to make it thru the gig. One Monday I started, well... continued, a gnarly bender after doing tricks for some rich banker's kid's bar mitzvah. I was so depressed hearing them talk about their parents money I just kept smashing whisky shots and doing insane amounts of blow I got off this gayboi designer I met at some club. We fucking went apeshit man.. when I woke up the next friday afternoon I saw all the ideas we came up with in our coked out frenzy to start an Ethereum token ponzi scheme. I used to be a BTC maximalist before I got into magic so I kinda know the crypto scene. The logo was so good and apparently I promised this gayboi that he would make millions off this logo so he would keep fronting me blow... I don't want to fuck that up cuz he's super hot and I don't get that type of boi pussy as much these days. Anyhow I have to do this think now so check out Hex and if you are early enough you might make a few bucks, but probably not.

Scam

>>16493561
Shh.. let this thread die while Indians are sleeping. I want to laugh when this starts all over tomorrow.

>>16493561
>Scam
Riiighhtt, and how did you reach that conclusion? Documented facts and logic only. Don't just run away as the other guys. Good luck.

>>16493630
European. What about you Muhammad?

>>16489515
fucking chink midget, stop spamming the board with your shit MTV. No one's buying this crap, we don't care about it, we're all in fantom, stop spamming your crap every fucking day.

>>16493738
That doesn't say a lot, you can still be Muhammad.

>>16494623
>we're all in fantom,
You are in Fantom and start to whine and bitch about spamming up the board?

>>16494630
>That doesn't say a lot, you can still be Muhammad.
No. You don't become European just because you live in Europe.

Sooner or later the fundamentals will catch up with Fantom and FTM will crash hard. There is no way you can do anything global with your bad tech and unfulfilled promises. Hype and fake hope is all you have. Sorry, If MTV pulls this off, and they are in the best position to do so besides ETH 2.0, they will change the technical landscape globally, nothing less. The centralized iron grip of small hat bankers and corrupt politicians will be gone. That's something to fight for, either it is through MTV or not. If Fantom does well; I will be very happy about it. I just don't think it will happen.

>>16494756
I'm saying that with all sandniggers and niggers coming to Europe this days, saying you're from Europe, doesn't mean a lot. I'm not presuming anymore if someone is from UK, France or Germany, that I'm talking with a white person.

>Sooner or later the fundamentals will catch up with Fantom and FTM will crash hard
well sonner or later the Sun will destroy the Earth too.

> There is no way you can do anything global with your bad tech and unfulfilled promises
yes there is way and the tech isn't bad either. And the tech exists. Which is important. It's not just bunch of promises. MTV is just bunch of promises.

>Hype and fake hope is all you have
and you've got fake hope and trying to create hype.

>Sorry, If MTV pulls this off,...
if if if if... fantom already pulled at least something off

> The centralized iron grip of small hat bankers and corrupt politicians will be gone.That's something to fight for...
Oh, you're one of those... So idealistic, so naive. And there's not much wrong with banks. Who the fuck will be borrowing money to the companies if you dispose of banks? You think coal mine when it needs a loan, will go beg for money on some decentralized exchange and then we'll be throwing money at them and if they fuck us over, we'll all be throwing lawsuits at them and jerk around with lawyers and wank on courts?

Do you think we want this "freedom" of crypto, where every asshole with a bit more money can crash the whole crypto market by 10% in a minute, manipulate the prices and get away with it?

yeah, I sure as fuck want this ponzi scheme fuckers to run world economy one day. Fuck, we're better off with the jews running it, then Vitalyk's and Craigs and similiar fuckers. Do you think goverments will actually ever allow this economic anarchy in which countries could get economicaly ruined in a single day?
And why do you presume corupt politicans will be gone? They're elected by the people. Corruption is human nature

>>16494949
>So idealistic, so naive. And there's not much wrong with banks.
This is not a great sign for Fantom hodlers, why don't you idiots just use normal centralized banks then. What's the point with FMT? If you only want to get rich fast and nothing more, then try gambling. Crypto is not for you. Here, educate yourself:

On 1 November 2008, a techie by the name Satoshi Nakamoto wrote in an email to a cryptography mailing list: “I’ve been working on a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party. The paper is available at: bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Satoshi: “The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that’s required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust"

>>16495063
Nah, I'll pass, we did way too many exercises and calculations of chances regarding gambling on univesity (business and economy).

I shit on Satoshis opinion.

>volume at $100k
>ticker symbol is a dead music video channel
>only shilled by a fantom fudder riding on fantom hype

no thanks rajesh