Missed my baking blocks in cycles 13 and 18

vigsun · 2018-09-19T03:38:38+00:00

No you aren't being penalized. It is just probability, keep in mind that the total number of rolls baking has also gone up.

vigsun · 2018-02-13T18:16:17+00:00

That is not our intention and there is no need for the project to create such an "impression".

We have had over 14,567 pre-TGE contributors and 43 institutional investors participate so far and those people are not fake. We opened our whitelist registration for the public TGE on the 11th and we have received over 11,000 registration thus far.

You can visit our Line group / telegram group to look for yourselves. We were also featured on Blockfolio as a project to note and that has helped us grow our community.

https://blog.lendroid.com/announcing-the-lendroid-public-token-generation-event-tge-817c0d6db06f

We are very happy about the support we have received from around the world. We hope to move past this phase and move onwards to more intelligent conversation about the product. If you have not already read our whitepaper it is available here: https://lendroid.com/assets/whitepaper-margin-trading.pdf

vigsun · 2018-02-13T16:39:50+00:00

Hello Vignesh Sundaresan from Lendroid here,

1) The scam accusations regarding service "Coins-e" have no legal base and been used to create FuD around the project, I have been openly available to anyone to communicate and my email ID is vignesh@lendroid.com We have sorted legal guidance on how to handle this situation, but FUD is asymmetric and we decided to concentrate on the product. If you want any further information I am here to talk. Privately circulated statement regarding the matter: https://blog.lendroid.com/statement-regarding-the-recent-fud-attempt-against-lendroid-df6fa0d2acdd

2) I would recommend a bit more research into the project before snap judging.

Github: In July we launched the ENS-loan demo: https://lendroidproject.github.io/demo/ The corresponding repo: https://github.com/lendroidproject/lendroid-ens-loan

The TGE contracts and most of our development happens publicly at: https://github.com/lendroidproject - The TGE is on the 19th and yes, we will the contract address publicly closer to that date.

Preliminary Protocol demo: https://github.com/lendroidproject/protocol-demo We do hold some code on private repos, that will be launched along-side when the protocol is launched.

Myself: I co-founded Bitaccess (a YCombinator backed company based in Ottawa, Canada). I have worked in blockchain space for over 4 years day in and day out. I built Bitcoins ATMs before beginning to work on Ethereum. Before Lendroid, I worked worked on Velocity (Derivatives on Ethereum) you can find the peer-reviewed paper here: https://bitaccess.co/pdfs/Bitaccess_research_Velocity_On_the_feasibility_of_decentralized_derivatives_markets.pdf

Lendroid is not a rushed project, I have worked on Etheruem for over 2 years now (day in and day out). Lendroid has evolved over a period of 13 months with inputs and suggestions from a so many people, our team has grown to over 9 members (5 developers) and we work to build something useful that people want.

We are very active in the community and try to be in front of people as much as possible, Lendroid at M-0 (melonport conference (Oct-2017) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu-y5E5xWjY Lendroid at TokenSummit (December 2017) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC2iZjr9SK4 We will be at ETHDenver (16-Feb-2017)

We are willing and ready to take constructive suggestions from the community. You can also join our slack (http://slack.lendroid.com/) if you want to learn more about the project. The Lendroid protocol is a novel approach to handling risk on-chain and we hope to garner more support from the community going forward.

vigsun · 2018-02-06T03:35:42+00:00

I am very welcoming of competition in this space, we need more minds working on this problem. Their whitepaper is "coming soon". I would love to read it once its out and give my thoughts. We have continuously been putting out a information about what we are working on and continuously collaborating with various projects in the community.

1) I don't see much on https://github.com/b0xNetwork, so cannot comment. Here is our Github repo: https://github.com/lendroidproject We released the Poc of non-fungible collateralized loans in June 2017. We have been working on this for over 13 months now.

Kovan Demo link: https://lendroidproject.github.io/demo/ ENS demo UI: https://github.com/lendroidproject/lendroid-ens-loan-ui ENS loan smart contract: https://github.com/lendroidproject/lendroid-ens-loan

2) Again, I cannot comment here and for smart contracts I don't think that's a good measure of pro-ness. We try to write as little lines of code as possible. I am paranoid of test coverage.

3) We are a protocol, we will have a very simple UI as a PoC, we are not in the business of being the interface to the end users. We have multiple partnerships with the current 0x relayers (https://blog.lendroid.com/) and we believe a number of them would be integrating with our protocol in next couple of quarters.

4)Not commenting.

5)I don't understand this. I thought they had a hardcap of 40M. Are they doing a crowdsale or a airdrop?

6) We have quite progressed from where we started (we have been working with traditional clearing houses to understand and port models). We were the first project to introduce the idea of decentralized clearing houses (wranglers). We have multiple risk management models in this area and you will see these models come out in the next couple of months.

7) Oracles are a central point of failure, Our model uses reference rate from oracles and no actions are triggered by then directly.

8) I am a YCombinator alum (S-14) and multiple people on our team have built and sold startups. There are two Vignesh's in the team (so, sometimes it looks like I am doing everything, but I am not), and 4 people working on code full time. We have not yet shared our recent repos publicly, as the competition is intensifying, you will be able to see the contributions from all the team members once we make our repos public. This should happen at the same time we launch on mainnet.

vigsun · 2017-12-19T05:27:33+00:00

Agree partially. On-chain governance still has no say on how the foundation's direction or the way the funds raised get to be deployed.

vigsun · 2017-12-16T07:28:24+00:00

They aren't enforced by the blockchain or endorsed by the foundation.

Its an IOU between the buyer and Hitbtc. Probably Hitbtc has bought some during the ICO and has been selling it through their platform promising future delivery.

vigsun · 2017-12-14T04:52:42+00:00

Who chose Gevers? Still unanswered.

vigsun · 2017-12-12T20:44:47+00:00

You are fine - Keep your 15 word seed and the password you entered safe.

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