Any word on this project?

Make the distribution method very difficult to understand. The more complicated the better.

On another note, the price of BTS should remain pretty high since EOS is getting so much hype and will be based on graphene. Any innovation EOS makes can be easily added to BTS. I think the market will take that into account going forward. I'd wait for the current price of BTS to make its correction and possibly go long on it.

We want developers to be able to psychologically leave ethereum, so we want to make their investment  worth little.

Could you elaborate a bit? Core developers or people building on the platform?

Duuude, it's method-x! What's up bro?

Been kind of MIA these past couple years but this latest crypto bubble has brought my attention back this way (a bit). 

Wait until a later window to buy in, after hype has died down. I too think it's massively overvalued right now.

It's like a pre-launch bubble and it will pop as soon as tokens start trading on exchanges. I'll probably scoop a few up at that point.

Quote from: monsterer on January 05, 2016, 03:06:47 pm

Quote from: sittingduck on January 05, 2016, 01:44:04 pm

Prisoners didn't do that work for free. Someone had to pay to hold the prisoners.  The cost of slave labor is food, shelter, and clothing as well as guards.

How much did the prisoners get paid, then? They were expending the energy, not their guards. You attempt to bring in exogenous elements to prove a point about an objective measure.

It isn't what someone is "paid", it is what you would have to pay to get someone else to do something for you.  You are looking at it from the perspective of the people doing the work rather than from the perspective of the people who have to get them to do the work.

I like this way of defining work. You would be interested in this short TED-Ed video on the nature of power structures. The nature of "power" and "work" seem to be one and the same.

Interesting post. I agree with you on this 100%.