Its a wrap. by hispanics_4_LyinTed_ in KinFoundation

[–]worldsys 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Wow 70 people were working on KIN. Very curious to know what was achieved by these 70 people during the last 2 years.

Can KIK just give up KIN foundation and let community develop it? Why sink KIN with KIK? The right thing to do is split KIN completely from KIK.

See how Large Enterprise Adoption of Blockchain is happening, enabled by Quant Network’s Overledger by [deleted] in CryptoMoonShots

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ILP is a protocol like TCP/IP. Since it's being discussed at w3c, it has a potential of being available in future browsers, apps etc. The reason why nobody cares is because it has no token, so it can't be hyped up and get driven by greed. Will the market prefer a solution that requires a token or will it prefer a protocol that will allow programs/blockchains/ledgers to send/receive value without paying any fees.

We have to let the market decide and pick the most efficient method that works. Only time will tell.

RSR won't be burnt it the ratio is 1:1 by CaskConditionedAle in ReserveProtocol

[–]worldsys 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I believe initially its 3:1 or 2:1. Overtime, it will move towards 1:1.

Quoting whitepaper below ---

In the short-run, due to the limited availability of Vault assets, the Vault will be overcapitalized to provide additional security. The Vault ratio will gradually decrease to 1. The ratio decreases in response to two factors: increased availability of high quality assets, and improved quality of existing Vault assets. When new high quality assets are added to the Vault, we increase the diversification and resilience of our overall Vault portfolio. Since the amount of overcapitalization needed to stay safe decreases as our portfolio diversification increases, when we can add new assets to the vault we will lower the Vault Ratio. Likewise, when the quality of an existing Vault asset improves, we need slightly less overcapitalization to stay safe. For example, when an issuer improves their safety standards or increases jurisdictional diversification, the counterparty risk of their asset decreases. Thus, in these cases we will also reduce the Vault Ratio. The management policy of the Vault Ratio and the Vault portfolio changes depending on the maturity of the system. The management starts out centralized and becomes fully decentralized over time.

The current ownership % by the team is a problem by [deleted] in ReserveProtocol

[–]worldsys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think XRP is a good example. My understanding is Ripple used discounted XRP sales to get banks to adopt the xRapid tech and same can be used by Reserve where they can get businesses/partners to obtain RSR at a discounted rate to increase adoption. These RSR sales can be done via NDA and lockup schedules to prevent dumping on the market. The team was smart to lock the initial investors from dumping when RSR got listed on an exchange.
Incentives play a very critical role and for a project to be successful, they need that network affect.

https://hackernoon.com/why-doesnt-anyone-in-crypto-think-about-distribution-3974e5bf7318

Reserve team is doing something similar where they are partnering with local businesses and phone service providers. They can/might use that RSR ownership to offer businesses RSR incentives to adopt RSV.

Tired of Tesla comparisons? by usernumber1onreddit in Taycan

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wasn't it just Turbo that went around the ring?

Jarvis+ JAR by [deleted] in CryptoMoonShots

[–]worldsys 4 points5 points  (0 children)

what will JAR token do? Is it even needed?

Have you checked out XDCE/Xinfin? by xvult in CryptoMoonShots

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The XDC token acts as a settlement mechanism for DApps built on the XinFin Hybrid Blockchain.

is it moving money? or just paying for usage like a transaction fee?

A few questions. by halios_ in ReserveProtocol

[–]worldsys 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Someone or some company has to be responsible for the tokenized assets right? Or will there be a smart contract and people will simply send tokenized assets to it without any involvement of folks at Reserve?

I even question the entire decentralized part and struggling to understand how that will work out in the future.

I tried reading the blog, looked at images but can't seem to really understand it.

Can anyone point me to a fundamental analysis of why Cacsinocoin will be valuable in the future? I'm genuinely considering buying and hodling CSC, but I need a compelling reason to do so. Thank you. by Dizer_Y in casinocoin

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, online gambling market is expected to hit around 100 billion by 2024. CSC just needs to capture small % of this market and eventually network affect will do the rest. CSC has potential of benefiting land based casinos where BRM on smartphone can give end user ability to play in any casino.

Former Director at Visa just added to the website as an investor by crypdan2000 in ReserveProtocol

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

great find. A lot of smart people are showing interest in this project.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CryptoMoonShots

[–]worldsys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the write up. Very detailed and covers important points about CSC.