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[...] substantial. It begs the question, did I just put my money into an incredibly under-priced crowd sale, or did I put my money into an incredibly over-hyped crowd sale? Before you get my biased [...]

[...] of (hopefully absurdly valuable) safecoin. Up to 10% will be made available through a 30 day crowd sale where investors can exchange bitcoins or mastercoins for a proxy token, MaidSafeCoin that will [...]

[...] stage. Distributed Exchange Before I push forward I need to mention that anything on the mastercoin network can be traded in a completely trust-less, peer to peer manner. All online, no input from [...]

[...] ‘smart property token’ on the Mastercoin Protocol. Like any other asset on the mastercoin network these MaidSafeCoins will be able to be traded for mastercoins on the distributed exchange. [...]

[...] to wait for a MaidSafeCoin market price to be established through active trading on the mastercoin network. Would you like me to make a prediction? I think investors will be seeing profit right off [...]

[...] . You could well be a die-hard bitcoin fanatic by the time I’m done with you. The Bitcoin network is simply a gigantic accounting ledger of all bitcoin transactions that have ever occurred. [...]

[...] electricity for the purpose of mining. There are a couple of problems with this setup: The Bitcoin network costs a huge amount of money to run; this cost is being indirectly paid through inflation of [...]

[...] mover advantage and lots of cash, there is certainly risk. Scalability issues with the Bitcoin network due to the huge amount of transactions mastercoin activity will contribute. There is [...]

[...] Bitcoin network has a copy. The block chain is the accepted truth as to what bitcoin transactions have happened and when. It is necessary to have such a database in place so people can [...]

[...] units. Let’s make it simple. Mastercoin’s features are attainable because bitcoin transactions are immortally archived within the blockchain and can be interpreted (parsed) in whatever [...]

[...] a certain time frame) and tack it on the end of the blockchain (accounting ledger of all bitcoin transactions that have occurred since inception). To successfully compile a block and have it accepted [...]

[...] that peer to peer, cryptographic blockchain technology is not limited to the field of digital currency. As a result, people within the Bitshares crowd prefer to define crypto-currencies as crypto- [...]

[...] for every internet service. Encrypted, anonymous messaging systems. A safer, more secure digital currency (this is what we’re interested in). These features will be decentralized, scalable, [...]

[...] an explanation, as it is absolutely revolutionary and will have a lasting impact within the digital currency landscape. To understand, let’s step back and look at Bitcoin. Bitcoin was the first [...]

[...] corrupt behavior. New technologies could emerge that make Bitcoin redundant. The underlying bitcoin protocol could fail or be exploited. Wrapping it up Bitcoin’s block chain technology permits [...]

[...] different. This allows expansion of the possibilities of bitcoin without changing the bitcoin protocol. Don’t know how it works? Who cares? It works. Smart people told it to work. Not just [...]

[...] , MaidSafeCoins will actually represent a ‘smart property token’ on the Mastercoin Protocol. Like any other asset on the mastercoin network these MaidSafeCoins will be able to be [...]

[...] being bought and immediately resold by Maidsafe. This action closed the fundraiser on the mastercoin protocol, meaning no more purchases could be made with mastercoins. This explains why mastercoin& [...]