/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Have you heard about this coin?

Yes because I'm seeing this piece of shit shilled constantly.

Fuck off OP. We're not falling for it.

I plan on making a shitload of money running nodes as soon as they complete a payment mechanism.

Very excited for this project.

>>2484023
Never even seen this on biz before and I'm pretty much always here.

Where can you see market cap for this?

>>2484027
Elaborate?

>founder has very little technical background

Dropped.

>>2484055

>>>2479974

Here's a recent one. You guys should invite me to your pajeet shill discord so I can shit in your faces there too.

>>2484078

Not him but there was a good thread on running nodes yesterday:
>>2477885

>>2484055
There have been dozens of threads about it here over the last week Pajeet. It's another useless ICO scam which is destined for failure like 99% of the other useless ICO scams

>>2484127
Yep. Anon is right.

Better bribe us with BTC or else we're going to run your scam into the ground.

1GSydzJW5iLXQZT5upaK3D8Ao2wHorMPXx

>>2484105
The Mysterium slack is public and you can join for yourself lol. There's no shilling conspiracy going on.

I don't get it, why even bother posting. Just wait till this hits Bittrex & we can keep all the gains to ourselves.

Not even being ironic.

>>2484087
>implying they're not already hiring developers with all they money they've raised
>mfw you think the developer himself will be coding

lol


>>2484055
>Where can you see market cap for this?

Should be updated on CMC soon, total supply is ~30M, circulating supply only 19M the first year:
https://ethplorer.io/address/0xa645264c5603e96c3b0b078cdab68733794b0a71

>>2484239
Usually the only projects that are successful are developed passionately by the founder. All the shit coins are some meme business guy that thinks he can magically hire a few programmers and shit out a working project that will change the world. The idea is nothing if you can't execute it properly. I really hope I'm wrong because it would be a great tool to use.

ie. Bitcoin, Etherum

where are you guys buying if it's not on exchanges yet.

>>2484322
Fair point, but following this project from the beginning, I never got the impression that the founder wasn't passionate about the project. Quite the opposite actually, and I'd even say that his involvement made me more confident about this thing's future.

Most people on the founding do have technical backgrounds, though, & it's not like the founder doesn't have any. On a technical level I actually don't think this will even be that difficult. The bigger hurdles IMO are things like how they'll deal with nodes & legal liabilities, what mechanisms they're gonna put in place to minimize honeypots, etc.

It's a valid concern though so your call.

>>2484389
on the founding team*

>>2484239

It's very hard to manage a product you don't know the intrinsically (at least if it's your first big product).

I've developed software for many a startup where they guy expected me to carry on as if I could read his mind and spit out all the "good ideas" he had for the resulting thing. Alas, they seldom like it because well, it wasn't their own fucking work.

>>2484322
1: North Korea grows weed like crazy everywhere.
2: Impoverished NKs smoke a lot of weed
3: Rodman has that dank murrican sheeit
4: He's shilling potcoin
5: He's trying to diplomatically train NKs in Americanism

Is he the great healer that was prophesized?

>>2484350
Liqui.io

>>2484447
Watched an interview with the dev and was actually surprised by how much he knew. The idea being spread around that he's not technical is a meme.

>>2484185
this honestly

>>2484185
>>2484513

Your 23andme results are back, let's have a look:
>99.8% Ashkenazi Jew

Well isn't that a surprise!

Coinmarketcap has just been updated with circulating supply:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mysterium/#markets

>>2484753
Imagine what price will be when market cap crosses 500M

Guys I have a great idea.

Let's take Tor and turn it into a pump and dump cryptocurrency.


You should kys if you invest in this as they have literally nothing.

>only 260GB of traffic since release

lmao off yourself

>>2484826
Mad your buy order didn't get filled?

>>2484826
>literally nobody uses VPN instead of TOR xDDD

>farming bandwidth via Mysterium
>farming HDDs via Storj
>farming CPU time via Ark
>using GPUs to mine LBRY and ETH
mfw normies are being left in the dust can't even begin to understand these things

>>2484868
I never said that retard.

I've seen discussions about MYST on here before. How does one even buy it? Is it on Bittrex or Kraken?

>>2484875
>farming Storj instead of Sia

baka

>>2484753
Holy shit I'm in.

>>2484899
its on liqui, should already be on bittrex but I think it's still not

>>2484902
>pennies vs dollars
?

>>2484788
around $22? based on simple arithmetic

>>2484753
How come it's still low?

>>2484027
Yep, and getting fuqqet by the FBI. You're personally liable for whatever the sick shits using your exit node might be accessing.

>>2485043
>he thinks people will run nodes from their own connection instead of using anonymously purchased VPS's.

what is it like to go through life without ever thinking

>>2485043
I am so fucking sick of this weak, lazy argument. Do some fucking research for once in your life, or use your goddamn head and realize they wouldn't have overlooked something THAT obvious.

>>2485080
Have fun taking the risk for the user of spontaneous VPN disconnects. Won't be much cheaper then to use Myst then, too

>>2485081
So a bunch of talking out of their asses and no proof of concept.

shitcoin

>>2484753
This is a no brainer

>>2485080

So you want to be a middleman for VPNs? lol

>>2485116
Not sure what you mean.

>>2485258
Literally what? Nobody talked about being a middleman.

@OP the average bizraeli can't think beyond "yuh but why would anyone use this instead of tor!??", or get caught up in the stupid details. They can't see potential. They just won't get it.

Just hold your coins and let reality hit them in the face when this inevitably moons.

That feel when my BTC was stuck in withdrawal when MYST dipped to $1.65.

Not sure if it's worth buying at this point.

>>2484055
>I'm always here

Yeah, there were three last night

>>2485322
What's the point of Mysterium? An additional layer between you and a VPN provider then? Have fun with that speed then. What? You don't care about speed? Well, why not use TOR then. I really don't get it.

>>2485322
>Literally what? Nobody talked about being a middleman.

How you outlined it, you'd be essentially then a layer between the VPN, which runs the exit node, and the user.

>>2485430
He said VPS, not VPN. i.e. you run the server

>>2485441
i.e. instead of running the node from your connection you run it on a remote server.

The only way this is an issue cost-wise is if there are so many people running them from their own connection that they can drive price down - in which case the argument that "nobody will run nodes because FBI" would've been moot in the first place.

>muh FBI

>>2485441
misread that, thanks for the explanation anon

>>2485380
explain to us the potential smart ass

The more I read about this the more use cases I can think of. This has the potential to be massive especially from a business perspective.

>>2485721
From what business perspectives you nigger? God fucking damnnit there are so may shills on this board its unbelievable.

>be hosting company or similar
>almost always have unused bandwidth lying around
>make additional revenue by throwing in a few lines of code
>VPN node up and running, generating revenue
>gets users without having to do my own advertising, setting up a website, etc.

Brilliant.

>>2485749
anyone who buys coins I don't like is a shill!

All it would take is a mention from @WikiLeaks to pump this to $10.

>>2486018
Explain to me the business uses then you kike?

>>2486006
>he thinks this will actually happen
kys

>>2486197
>he thinks it won't
kys

Fun way to argue.

>>2486245
No professional hosting company will take the time to do this.

t. sysadmin at hosting company

>>2486262
Why not though? I'm on the fence on this but it doesn't strike me as so unrealistic, genuinely curious.

>>2486285
Let me correct myself. No hosting company in America will do this from fear of legal repercussions. We already have to monitor stuff too much.

>>2483997
Tor is already free

>>2486308
To what extent are hosting companies liable? Like how do dedicated VPN companies deal with these kinds of issues?

>>2486335
also slow as fuck

>>2486335
Then why do people pay for VPNs ever? Of all the arguments I'm seeing against the project this is the weakest.

I bought in a little. Even if it has issues I think when this gets more exposure and people hear "decentralized vpn" price will go up.

>>2483997
what is everyone using to store this?

>>2486712
You can store it on any ETH address, I use MEW.

bought up 500 myst, now we wait..

>>2486371
because there are other things that go through the internet and expose an IP anon. If I use tor I'm only distributed with my browsing. Anything else sending signals from the pc isn't going through tor. ssh and shit

>>2485028
It's not on the major exchanges yet, they are finishing a new write-up before listing on bittrex

>>2488020
Pretty sure that was the point of the reply, i.e. comparing this to TOR is meaningless because they both serve different purposes.

>>2488056
Devs confirmed in slack that the write up has already been submitted, waiting on Bittrex now.

>>2488478
Oh shit, it's happening