WAVES release is in 3 days.
>What is WAVES?
WAVES is a coin that focuses on smart contracts rather than just moving money around.
>How can I buy WAVES?
On June 14th, it will be released on major exchanges.
>Is this a pump and dump?
Unlikely, it's already been confirmed for use in the Mycelium wallet.
>Raised $14 million in the ICO
>Confirmed for respectable wallet
>Why are you still waiting on ETH when this actually has potential?
You can pre-purchase WAVES now on yobit.
https://yobit.net/en/trade/WAVES/BTC/?bonus=eLJwf
>>1299212
yea yea. remember what happened to LSK IOU? No thank you.
>>1299197
>It's not a pump and dump
Sure it isn't.
Im bullish for waves, i just downloaded the lite client and the interface looks very nice.
If it can really do everything it says it can do then it will be a killer app.
>>1299197
>Why are you still waiting for ETH?
Because, as a developer, I see potential in it.
It can be turned into a literal decentralized internet, on the internet via web apps.
Fuck that Crypto-shit, this is what gets be excited.
Decentralized fucking porn that no one can block.
Even Micro$oft is on board with it.
>>1299197
ETH and waves are really two entirely different things.
Waves is more about exchanging fiat currencies it seems. ETH is the world computer
What about investing in IDNI Agoras tokens on tauchain invented by this guy
https://youtu.be/Utggm7cuGbo
Oh look more cryptoshit. And "multiple" people in this thread came into promote it.
Invest immediately!
>>1299485
You sound salty.
>>1299485
Embrace crypto my friend. Its here to stay
>>1299485
Just direct them to the official crypto thread. Idk why it's so hard to just keep it to one thread.
>>1299508
This is the crypto board, not a board with a crypto thread.
/biz/ was created for crypto we own this place
i don't know if it's because i don't know anything about business & finances, but all the cryptocoin stuff always seem so fishy or stupid. i suspect that most people that are into this stuff haven't actually made a lot of money before, but i don't know
>>1299517
Fishy?
Yes, its extremely fishy. Please do not invest and make easy profits.
>>1299517
Every single one except BTC and possibly ETH and LISK are pump and dumps
There is a vast amount of money to be made here. The trick is to not be greedy and sell before the owners dump and hand you the bag.
>>1299572
Waves is less scammy than lisk. Lisk doesnt even work and the whole concept is worthless and pointless
Waves is a real thing that is useful
>>1299598
dw shill, ill play ur game but im selling long before you will senpai
>>1299197
>WAVES release is in 3 days.
>it's already being sold
uhm, OK
>>1299197
Any predictions on how it will perform in the market?
>>1299695
probably $2-$4
>>1299695
I wanted to make a joke.... but the memories... them feels... take my ad/v/ice, play this game if you want 5 well spend hour with a fucking sad ending ;___;
BTW: someone should make another game called "to the moon" aka. crypto-coin simulator 2016, and shill it on /biz/
>>1299695
Start at just over a dollar, dip to 30 cents, bounce and stabilize near 45 cents.
>>1299818
you wish. it will be $3
>>1299732
>to the moon
I see you are a man of excellent taste Anon.
This one is on my watchlist for sure. Top 5 coinmarketcap at launch 4 sure.
>>1299440
Yeah he just named one of the big design flaws in ETH.
Question is how big is the potential market for the kind of provably correct smart contracts he is talking about. Id say its pretty niche.
Thx for posting though.
>>1300262
it's a very esoteric and patrician altcoin for the discerning investor
Just read the IPO thread. None of their claims are in any way accurate. Here's a brief list of refutations:
* They claim to be the first decentralized crowd funding platform - Lighthouse currency exists and was released -years- before WAVES -- there are probably even more platforms than this too.
* They claim to be the first decentralized stock exchange platform. Incorrect. Everything that they suggest was already possible using Counterparty and other projects.
* They claim to be the first decentralized exchange. Incorrect. Numerous exchanges already exist such as Bitsquare, Bithalo, Coinffeine, etc. (There were practical decentralized exchanges in 2013.)
It seems to me like they're aiming mostly at asset exchange so let me just give you some advice as one of the people who worked on early decentralized exchange systems -- don't invest. There is no money to be made in this sector as centralized systems work better for the end user and decentralized systems offer no benefits over centralized systems other than security which is invisible to the user.
If you like high risk trading you might be able to make money on the initial pump if you buy in early enough but this is definitely not a long term investment.
>>1300318
i actually disagree strongly.
I think this russian has the balls to pull it off.
the angle is basically to not reinvent the wheel but do it all quickly. and get fiat gateways open as fast as possible.
if he can take over some of the remittance game with all this fiat shenanigans then it could be huge.
why the fuck does everyone have such a hard on for smart contracts?
it's just fucking code? nobody is going to use your shitty cyptocurrency just so they can run some code.
if it's actually useful, the banks will develop their own networks and business will use that. nobody apart from autists gives a fuck about decentralization.
>>1300354
Let the autists figure it out, you can use it when it just werks. good coping until then.
>>1300354
>who cares about decentralisation
I think we are all coming to realise just how important it is.
>>1300365
The beauty of it is there is no one to sue.
>>1300367
businesses want accountability. who will make the call to use a system where they are left with no recourse if something goes wrong? and for what, to save a few dollars in bank fees?
i don't get it. would you buy a new car with no warranty if it meant you could do it anonymously?
Just put 3 BTC on WAVES.
This ride is gonna be EPIC
>>1300374
Nothing goes wrong though, its a blockchain, you can rely on it to behave a certain way
>>1300416
is your claim really that nothing will ever go wrong? why the need for lightning networks? why do new currencies/networks keep getting developed, each one claiming to be better than the previous? what happens if adoption outpaces development?
i think my initial questions also remain unanswered. aren't smart contracts just code (i'm not trolling - it's an honest question)? what's stopping banks doing the same thing, without forcing their customers to use volatile cryptocurrencies?
>>1299197
I'm new to this board and crypto-currencies so what would you recommend as a good broker to go through for trading?
>>1300430
>is your claim really that nothing will ever go wrong?
yes
>what's stopping banks doing the same thing, without forcing their customers to use volatile cryptocurrencies
the volatile cryptocurrency is the whole point of the things. you're basically asking why won't banks voluntarily dissolve themselves
>>1300440
poloniex
>>1300447
>yes
lel. can you name ONE other piece of popular software that hasn't had bugs?
>the volatile cryptocurrency is the whole point of the things
ok, how does a business benefit from using volatile cyptos vs fiat? more to the point, why does almost every business that claims to accept cyptos partner with an exchange and actually get paid in fiat (ie - they don't really accept cryptos, the exchange does, and they pay the company in USD/whatever)?
>>1300459
try using it before you pass judgement. cryptos are usually very open and are becoming more user friendly. waves seems to be one of the most user friendly looking i have seen so far
I'll admit I was skeptical of waves at first. I bought in with the 20% day one bonus and did a few bounties figuring I'd dump asap for a quick profit. The more I see out of the waves team the more I think it is a long hold though. The lite web client looks and functions amazingly well, the main chain is running smoothly and the devs actually seem to know what they are doing. They're making the lisk launch look like amateur hour.
>>1300461
i have a bitcoin wallet and i've played with mining alt coins. i don't think anything is as 'user friendly' as fiat.
i'm not against cryptos, i just don't 'get' the fundamental driver behind them.
>>1300488
What are you having difficulty with?
>>1300590
i don't see why business would adopt it over fiat. nor what's stopping banks from creating their own networks for smart contracts.
>>1299197
never trust a russian with my money.
>>1299197
>Raised $14 million in the ICO
>in the ICO
>ICO occurred in the past
what's the point now? The first tier ponzi bracket has already closed out.
>>1301678
the main features have not been implemented yet.
the ICO was to generate funds to implement them, such as fiat gateways, decentralised exchange, voting etc.
each time one of these features is implemented the price will go up.
waves has the possibility to take over the remittance market in a big way, so the market cap could be billions easily.
that's still 50X profit to anyone buying when it hits exchanges.
waves could be the next ETH.
>tfw you wish you invested more while the ICO was still ongoing... guess its still better then being a nocoiner..
>>1302252
>waves has the possibility to take over the remittance market in a big way, so the market cap could be billions easily.
or it could be nothing as the 'next big thing' comes out and replaces it, much like waves is pitched to replace eth.
ps. nobody is using eth either, despite the shilling.
if there is value in smart contracts the banks will build their own systems.
by all means, buy into waves if you think it'll go up and ride the hypetrain, but let's not pretend there's anything of actual value here.
>>1302302
waves is nothing like ETH the OP is confused.
waves wants to concentrate on asset markets and currency exchange, it's not in the business of developing it's own scripting language or anything like that.
waves is also russian, and they will be taking in some of the russian currency craziness.
waves could be as big as BTC for moving money around, protecting from inflation etc.
Getting real close now.
Post your ico investments gentlemen.
>>1302448
sitting on 5500 here, small time i know, should have bought more...
>>1299197
shalom brother
at what price would you guys dump? is 10x even realistic?
>>1303467
I'd say its very realistic. I'd say a 3x opening is more than likely, and if enough people believe and the devs keep at it, 10x in the next year is extremely likely.
I missed this ICO. Made a bundle on Lisk and I bought into Rise, though.
Maybe I'll buy after the inevitable pump on release.
>>1303504
Thing is sasha says they are going to concentrate on business and run it like a business.
Expect to see a lot of money flow through the platform, this guy is connected and knows what he's doing
>WAVES is a coin
stopped reading here. thought it would be something cool like maybe a video game but it sounds fucking trash
>>1302448
I put 2 btc in but I'm not sure my account is verified properly (never received a verification email) so I'll have to see if I can actually get my coins...
>>1302306
How is waves any different from BTC then?
>>1300450
Are Polo adding it tomorrow?
>>1300365
>there is no accountability with decentralisation, who do you sue if something goes wrong and costs you millions?
who do you sue when banks crash the entire economy with no survivors?
>>1301581
>i don't see why business would adopt it over fiat. nor what's stopping banks from creating their own networks for smart contracts
The whole idea behind smart contracts and cryptos is that they aren't in control of one entity. This type of proprietary bank owned blockchain completely defeats the purpose. If you're talking about a private corporate blockchain used only internally then that's something else all together, and would make sense with your idea.
>>1302448
9440 waves
>>1303467
Anyone who can day trade and read charts should sell if it goes 2.5x ico on launch. If you dont understand that shit then just hold long. it'll be bigger than what eth currently is in a year.
Eth might've grown bigger by that point though.
Short of it is this is the biggest thing since eth
did release get delayed?
>>1305116
with 99.99% certainty it wont start trading today.
Most likely tommorow, but might be a couple more days.
>>1305147
I'm from Australia, where do I buy this currency? and will it trade back to AUD>
Does anyone know anything about when Waves will hit exchanges?
If so, source please.
>>1305350
It will depend on the exchanges themselves apparently
>>1305350
Sasha: exchanges have fullnode code arleady, they are integrating
they've come further than i initially thought, so maybe early tomorrow gmt is my guess.
>>1305359
Alright, thanks
Bamp
What do you think the price will be?
>>1308242
5 bucks
Where the fuck are exchanges?
What bullshit this is?
It has bigger potential than etherium!
I'll have to postpone my lambo buying for now
Fuck you Sasha you are killing the price!
>>1308426
From what he said, the code is already released to exchanges, its up to the exchanges to implement them
>>1308506
Fucking ruskie should release statement about current situation , but he chooses to be fuckboi
I'm in the ICO panel, how do I transfer my waves here to my wallet? And where do I download a wallet? Or can I just transfer my waves here to an exchange when they open?
>>1308814
Make a new address in the liteclient. On your ICO account you can enter the address. Funds will be send there some time later (process happens once a day).
>>1308910
Where's the liteclient?
>>1308959
just get it from the chrome appstore, what's so hard to understand?
>>1308984
>Chrome
well we all just got scammed didnt we
>>1299197
thanks OP. just added coin to my list of filters
>>1308959
You're an idiot m8
>>1299511
no it wasnt faggot
>>1309138
It totally was. This is a contamination board. I remember /g/ being filled with cryto threads before /biz/ was created.
>>1309138
yes it was newfag
it was made contain the great DOGE threads on /g/
WHEN IS IT COMING TO A FUCKING EXCHANGE HOLY SHIT
>>1310538
It'll be on Bittrex in a few minutes
>>1310549
>shitrex instead of poloniex
waves will be a total failure
>>1310605
You raise some good points.
>>1310605
Hmm yes, tell me more
>>1310605
Maybe
>>1310605
It's not designed to be a currency, it's designed to make early investors money after they cash-out at launch
Waves will be on Bittrex tomorrow 10am PDT
https://twitter.com/BittrexExchange
>>1300459
yeah, I can name one, PGP (Pretty good Privacy) which uses elliptic curve cryptography. just encryption in general. We created unbreakable digital locks.
>>1311226
http://www.pgpi.org/doc/bugs/
what the fuck is a smart contract?
>>1311390
gay thing for gay people
>>1309183
This.
Nocoiners and /wageslaveproblems/ need to leave
>>1299197
So how is this better than Ethereum?
>>1311410
Ethereum is old news
>>1299197
mfw not investing in Lisk
>i have no face
WAVES being released on Bittrex at 10 am PDT.
>>1311680
any price predictions? 5xICO?
have we just been had?
>https://twitter.com/BittrexExchange/status/743487350194348032
>>1312188
New release is June 20th.
>>1313009
Kinda wish it would release on Polo first
>>1299732
I'm a game dev and that might make for a fun side project.
Shill your ideas for "To the Moon:A Crypto-Story Deluxe 2016 Edition"
Also wave shills, pls.
>>1300447
>>is your claim really that nothing will ever go wrong?
>yes
looooooooooooooooooooool
>>1300430
let them have their fun in the fiat dream
silver is the way to go
>>1314170
Eth hacked, waves will be the next big thing
