>actually develops the ethereum ecosystem >tokens have fundamental utility to the protocol (used as fees and required for relayers) >huge investors (such as pantera that also invested in omise go)
Think about it. Exchanging tokens is THE most profitable aspect of cryptocurrencies. This is a protocol layer for that functionality. This is the big ICO we've been waiting for
registration already closed days ago sadly...i'm always too late with these things.
Nolan Gomez
when and where will they release the ico onto exchanges?
Juan Myers
we all want to know. fuck i wish i had gotten registered. i was on vacation... i'm gonna try and buy the first dip. every ico dips out of the gates.. r-right?
Joseph Torres
it should dip. dip or not, it doesn't matter though for what it is
it's success builds the longer it exists. the devs also locked their tokens for 4 years so they want this shit to skyrocket as much as we do, they cant just pump n dump us
Kevin Bell
sounds like bs
Ian Morales
lmaoing @ ur life rn
Michael Morris
I'm registered but on the fence. What's the initial individual limit?
Ethan Cox
cant find any info about 0x and bittrex together
Adrian Perez
??????
Camden Roberts
what is the Ox token used for, is it like Bancor?
Daniel Thompson
sorry i deleted my toxic reply, i'm tired i thought you were referring to kyber
anyways, to answer your question kinda >Bancor and 0x different beasts: >Bancor: a toolset to create currencies (ERC20 tokens) that have as common property that they hold other tokens in reserve, against which they can be always traded on-chain (as a property of the token contract itself). >As a side-effect, the Bancor-enabled tokens can easily be traded against each other if they have a reserve token in common, thus constituting a decentralized exchange with a built-in market maker (on-chain). >0X: a protocol involving a token to incentivize parties to keep order books available online and match orders for a fee, so people can create orders off-chain, be a market maker without paying fees, and thus create liquid markets. It is a generalization of a setup that has been pioneered by EtherDelta.
Hunter Walker
>pioneered by etherdelta
etherdelta is a blockchain exchange though. so every time you set a buy or sell order or even cancel those orders you have to wait for the block to process... just takes way too long to actually work
Chase Jenkins
yeah i was just quoting the dude. the actual explanation is on point
i'm not sure what he meant but i remember someone saying etherdelta was salty because 0x copied something. can't find a source for that though
Christopher Howard
Wont this help out ANT a lot? (aragon)
Oliver Parker
Yup!
And district0x as well (DNT)
Ryan Adams
HODL
Ryder Allen
ill grab you some but you gotta pay me first
Ayden Perry
Bancor 2.0
Angel Diaz
Can you sign your name and address with that? I'm gunna mail you some pink wojaks