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      "body": "Congratulations @robstark! You received a personal award!\n\n<table><tr><td>https://steemitimages.com/70x70/http://steemitboard.com/@robstark/birthday2.png</td><td>Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years!</td></tr></table>\n\n<sub>_You can view [your badges on your Steem Board](https://steemitboard.com/@robstark) and compare to others on the [Steem Ranking](https://steemitboard.com/ranking/index.php?name=robstark)_</sub>\n\n\n###### [Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness](https://v2.steemconnect.com/sign/account-witness-vote?witness=steemitboard&approve=1) to get one more award and increased upvotes!",
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      "memo": "Dear @robstark, I hope you don't mind my little memo. Did you ever think about IMPACT OF \"ALIENS\" on our religions? I would like to share with you link to very interesting discussion \"How will the overwhelming discovery of extraterrestrial life affect our lives and beliefs?\" by @jadams2k18. Perhaps you will find it interesting (I read and upvote all interesting comments). Yours, Piotr // LINK: https://steemit.com/life/@jadams2k18/how-will-the-overwhelming-discovery-of-extraterrestrial-life-affect-our-lives-and-beliefs"
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      "memo": "Hello appreciated @robstark. Do you know what IEO's are? In my last publication called \"IEO's The New ICO's\" you can get the answer. I would like to share it with you and know your valuable opinion about it. If you do not want to receive these types of notifications please tell me. LINK: https://steemit.com/crypto/@juanmolina/ieo-s-the-new-ico-s"
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      "memo": "Dear @robstark, My good friend from Venezuela published recently very interesting post describing \"Behavior and evolution of cryptocurrencies ten years after its creation\". I found this post very valuable and wanted to share with you (my own attempt to promote quality content). I read and upvote all interesting comments. Yours, Piotr // LINK: https://steemit.com/blockchain/@fucho80/behavior-and-evolution-of-cryptocurrencies-ten-years-after-its-creation-what-to-expect-from-them-in-the-future"
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      "memo": "Dear @robstark. Have you ever been wondering about purchasing your own NANO Ledger? I did several times. Friend of mine described his own valuable experience with this company and I would like to share link to his publication with you. Perhaps you will find it useful or even you could share your own experience with NANO Ledgers? I will gladly read all comments. Yours, Piotr // LINK: https://steemit.com/business/@crypto.piotr/re-roleerob-celebrating-good-business-latest-from-ledger-20190324t090152829z"
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      "title": "Proposal for an application on the blockchain - Trackies",
      "body": "*I did a high level design of this application a few months ago with the intention of building it out. Unfortunately, I became too busy with personal life and other business ventures. Rather than holding onto it, I would love to see this platform being built, even if I didn't build it myself, as I think it will bring transparency and force integrity in the promotion of projects/tokens (yes I did just use those synonymously).*\n\n*Finally, I think it is an application that truly benefits from a blockchain over a database. Good luck with taking on this project, I will be keeping an eye out for it. \nP.s. The name Trackies is for fun, whereby we would track calls made by investors whilst a play on the Australian phrase of referring to tracksuits as trackies. Comment below if you want me to answer any follow up questions*\n\n# **Trackies – Investment calls on the blockchain**\n\nLike a twitter for advisors (leaders) to announce their trades and have their work rewarded by having investors (mates) follow them. \n \nThis platform aims to solve the problem of crypto transparency in trading. If you make a call on a token/cryptocurrency, it is recorded to the blockchain to allow potential investors to honestly monitor the performance of your portfolio. The token will be used to gain access to trading leaders calls, crypto information and current breakdown of their portfolio. \n \nThe future is, \"check it on the blockchain\", a future where you can't just promote your good calls and hide the bad ones.\n \nAs it works today, only regulatory bodies with finite resources, capped by the limits of the sovereign nation and its laws and the rigor of human intervention keep investment advisors honest. Worse, as we move to an international market, YouTubers, Twitter personalities and bloggers can steal the attention of investors, make multiple calls and sing to the mountain when some of these calls are correct, hide in the noise the calls that went belly up. \n\nA centralised service that tracks portfolio performance can be corrupted and manipulated by big players, institutions and the hosting company. It could be hacked, attacked and bought down my malicious third parties. We never really know what the true state of the ledger looks like, locked behind firewalls and held in single institution databases. This lack of transparency hurts the integrity of any centralised system that wants to support the promotion and trust of good investors, offering real value and sustained performance of leaders.\n\nThe use of a blockchain for this application dominates its database peers by offering transparency, integrity, immutability, security and all without a single intermediary. The token has value instantly and the market for such a service already exists. Acknowledging that blockchain is less programmatically, read/write and update efficient than it's database peers, it seems quite obvious that this application gets more benefit from using a blockchain. \n\n## How will it work - high level\nPortfolio performance: it all comes down to idea of a portfolio. I have zero balance, I make a call to buy x number of token y on this date. Tracked against an average of the major exchanges, if my token goes up by z% my track is up some %. If my token goes down z% my track is down some %.\n \n-\tThe user logins and creates an account. One account can be both a leader or mate.\n-\tThey look at the 'leaderboard' or search to find 'leaders'. Leader board can be expanded from the default top 20 leaders to up to 100 per page. The information provided before clicking on the profile include: number of mates, portfolio performance represented as either BTC/USD % gain, name, profile pic, possibly an approval rating based on the average of the scores of set metrics mates can leave feedback on. \n-\tWhen they click on a leader they see a dashboard with the following information:\n\t- SEE notes titled \"Metrics to be displayed\"\n-\tFollow a leader by loading their wallet and paying the leaders fee. The token has instant value by providing the payment method between mates and leaders\n-\tThe investors registers a call/transaction. Set criteria i.e. name of token/currency, time/date, amount. It's registered this to the blockchain, hence creating the start of their portfolio. OR create a trial portfolio, which isn't registered to the blockchain but let's them learn to use the system. This information is NOT publicly available\n-\tMates have the ability to filter leaders by time periods (i.e. what was the top broker during the dips), filter by crypto assets classes (product vs platform vs currency), individual coins, a collection of coins you've deemed of interest.\n\n## Metrics to be displayed to the users (BEFORE they follow)\n\n1.\tHow many calls have I made?\n2.\tNumber of Mates (followers)\n3.\tHow many tokens have I diversified in?  Shades of grey pie chart. \n4.\tWhen was my last call?\n5.\tHow frequent are my calls?\n6.\tApproval rating score\n7.\tPerformance over time\n\n## Additional metrics to be displayed to the users (AFTER THEY FOLLOW)\n\n1.\tPortfolio performance breakdown (the previous shades of grey pie chart showing diversification now comes alive with colours showing each token and it's %).\n2.\tAny information shared (TBD- this might be priced separately)\n3.\tActivity log of past calls\n4.\tAll future calls\n5.\tMore granular rating score -  frequency, level of detail/sophistication, presenting them in any easy fashion or not.\n\n## **What problems are we solving?**\n\n1.\tA public ledger free of investment conflicts,  free of manipulation or corruption. Border less without the need for a single jurisdiction regulator\n\n2.\tHonest comparison of portfolio performance of advisers\n\n3.\tTransparency, anti-manipulation, anti-corruption, can't be shut down, international and owner less.\n\n## **Questions about building a blockchain application I still need to understand** \n\n1.\tWhat are the pros/cons of the potential consensus algorithms? Which metrics do you use to determine which consensus algorithms to use. \n\n2.\tWhich blockchain to build on? What's the benefit of each? Which metrics are important? (community, transaction speed, security, network, future developers plans?)\n\n3.\tHow do most of people with an idea go about building their first blockchain project? Are you all doing it by yourself? Have you raised capital to put together a team? Have you got at third party development team? \n\n4.\tHow do you test? Obviously using a testnet, but do the same developers do the testing or have you hired a third party?\n\n5.\tHow does the order of importance building a blockchain application differ from a standard webapp? i.e. do you need to have the front end webapp designs, then marry that to a data structure and pitch it all together?\n\n6.\tHow do we work with a wallet or other existing wallets? Obviously this depends on the blockchain you develop on, ERC20? \n\n7.\tHow does the token sale actually work? It is manual? Do they just transfer and leave an address?\n\n8.\tHow to create the software for people to act as nodes? This is separate to the application code right? This is the protocol that dictates everything\n\n9.\tHow and what data do we store where? Obviously there's a transaction fee to respect on the blockchain networks, so you don't want to store everything, how do you determine what needs to be on the blockchain? Just what needs to be immutable, transparent, censorship resistant etc etc. Does the rest just get stored on IPFS and CDNs?\n\n10.\tHow does identity work on the blockchain - who verifies that you are who you say you are? How do we stop sybil attacks? If you don't know who the user is, how do you stop people signing up for multiple accounts and interacting with one another to game the system?\n\n11.\tAccount vs private keys - security vs convenience? How do you decide?\n\n12.\tDo you have to create a blockchain before you can do an ico? If not, how does it work? How can you distribute tokens without an existing blockchain?\n\n13.\tHow do you set the gas amount to be paid per write to the blockchain? How do you scale that with the blockchain transactions?\n\n### **What gets stored on the blockchain?**\n \n#### The call and all of it's components, including:\n \n•\tType - buy/sell\n•\tToken/currency\n•\tDate/time of the call commit\n•\tIncrement of the call to the total number of calls\n•\tTotal number of calls per person\n•\tCode\n\n#### **Token related questions**\n\n•\tHow many?\n•\tBurn vs movement\n•\tHow many do we keep ourselves\n•\tHow many do we keep and distribute? \n•\tHow does the time locked contracts work for ensuring trust to investors that developers won't 100% of the token and run off\n\n### **Questions about the platform/business**\n\n1.\tHow do we want to do ICO/fundraising\n\n3.\tICO or capital raising - 25% held by the team, 50% development, 10% legal, 15% marketing. A time locked contract that the issuing teams tokens can't be traded or even owned by the team until certain milestones are met. \n\n4.\tHow do we look at other 'calls/predictions'? News? Financial products like shorts? Foreign exchange, stocks\n\n5.\tToken cap, will we have a set number that are \"found\" as transactions are made. I.e I make a transaction to an investor I follow and have a 0.001% chance of discovering new tokens. Hard cap? Time based cap? Ie x number get found each year to maintain price stability.\n\n6.\tHow does the token trade work? Do they sign up for a month - get access to all of the previous calls, information and current calls? If so they can effectively see the portfolio of all leaders quite cheaply and can then disappear. Can we allow a leader to release things separately i.e. just portfolio breakdown for $x, then additional for information and future calls? \n\n7.\tAre calls made against the dollar figure or the bitcoin figure?\n\n8.\tHow does the payment method work?\n\n9.\tHow do leaders get represented for their previous calls, i.e. before trackies ever exited? Do previous calls matter? Should we allow them to have their previous portfolio?\n\n10.\tHow does information get surfaced? What format\n\n11.\tCan we allow tracking against bot calls being read in? A way for investors to honestly track the performance of bots?\n\n\n## **Problems that will damage the integrity of the platform**\n\n##### 1. How do we stop a single trader becoming big enough that they can manipulate the market and continue to improve their own performance - a spiral of success.\nWhat happens if traders decide not to charge much at all to build a following, then use it to manipulate the market?\n \nBe careful a single trader doesn't become so powerful they can manipulate the market\t\n•\tCap the number of calls per period? But this will hurt our attempts at promoting free open markets and it will not work with bots\n•\tCharge fee based on portfolio performance ranking\n \n#####  2. How to stop people copying other people's portfolio and information and claiming it as their own?\t\n\n•\tDoes it matter if they copy the portfolio? That's kind of the point\n•\tAccording to an efficient market hypothesis - Once information is available hasn't the market already reacted?\n\n#####  3. How do we stop people having multiple accounts on such a scale that they can eventually get lucky with one account? Sybil attack\n \nNeed to make sure the user can't create multiple accounts to play the numbers and hence have 10 accounts making opposite calls on the coins and ending up with a 'super' account\t\n\n•\tWait period after sign up before you can have followers?\n•\tIs this going to be a problem? Once the market gets big enough the rubbish and noise accounts will fall to the waste?\n•\tResearch how identity blockchain platforms actually work? Perhaps a partnership?\n\n#####  4. Legality of the platform - You can't give financial advice if you aren't a financial advisor\t\n\n•\tIn which jurisdiction?\n•\tOnce the platform is created it can't be bought down\n•\tYou don't know who the person is who owns the account. \n•\tDoes cryptocurrency and tokens even count as financial advise? Or is it only if you use financial products such as shorting and taking a position?\n\n#####  5. How do we include derivatives of certain tokens i.e. airdrops, staking etc?\t \n\n#####  6. How do we make sure the inflation of the token doesn't ruin the usage of the token and promote long term 'hodlers'?\t\n\n•\tMarket rate? \n•\tRate based on ranking?\n•\tLet the value naturally inflate, but keep it divisible?\n\n#####  7. How can people game the system to just pump their account/performance? \t\n\n•\tPotentially through the rankings of their information?\n•\tOrganised pump and dump schemes\n•\tCan we create a ranking to vote out users who are obviously pumping and dumping?\n\n#####  8. How do we stop the leader inviting its followers to follow them on an alternative platform and then take advantage?\n\n•\tSimple warnings not to communicate outside of this platform??\n\n#### **Why do people use brokers?**\n \n1. Access to IPOs and in*I did a high level design of this application a few months ago with the intention of building it out. Unfortunately, I became too busy with personal life and other business ventures. Rather than holding onto it, I would love to see this platform being built, even if I didn't build it myself, as I think it will bring transparency and force integrity in the promotion of projects/tokens (yes I did just use those synonymously).*\n\n*Finally, I think it is an application that truly benefits from a blockchain over a database. Good luck with taking on this project, I will be keeping an eye out for it. \nP.s. The name Trackies is for fun, whereby we would track calls made by investors whilst a play on the Australian phrase of referring to tracksuits as trackies. Comment below if you want me to answer any follow up questions*\n\n# **Trackies – Investment calls on the blockchain**\n\nLike a twitter for advisors (leaders) to announce their trades and have their work rewarded by having investors (mates) follow them. \n \nThis platform aims to solve the problem of crypto transparency in trading. If you make a call on a token/cryptocurrency, it is recorded to the blockchain to allow potential investors to honestly monitor the performance of your portfolio. The token will be used to gain access to trading leaders calls, crypto information and current breakdown of their portfolio. \n \nThe future is, \"check it on the blockchain\", a future where you can't just promote your good calls and hide the bad ones.\n \nAs it works today, only regulatory bodies with finite resources, capped by the limits of the sovereign nation and its laws and the rigor of human intervention keep investment advisors honest. Worse, as we move to an international market, YouTubers, Twitter personalities and bloggers can steal the attention of investors, make multiple calls and sing to the mountain when some of these calls are correct, hide in the noise the calls that went belly up. \n\nA centralised service that tracks portfolio performance can be corrupted and manipulated by big players, institutions and the hosting company. It could be hacked, attacked and bought down my malicious third parties. We never really know what the true state of the ledger looks like, locked behind firewalls and held in single institution databases. This lack of transparency hurts the integrity of any centralised system that wants to support the promotion and trust of good investors, offering real value and sustained performance of leaders.\n\nThe use of a blockchain for this application dominates its database peers by offering transparency, integrity, immutability, security and all without a single intermediary. The token has value instantly and the market for such a service already exists. Acknowledging that blockchain is less programmatically, read/write and update efficient than it's database peers, it seems quite obvious that this application gets more benefit from using a blockchain. \n\n## How will it work - high level\nPortfolio performance: it all comes down to idea of a portfolio. I have zero balance, I make a call to buy x number of token y on this date. Tracked against an average of the major exchanges, if my token goes up by z% my track is up some %. If my token goes down z% my track is down some %.\n \n-\tThe user logins and creates an account. One account can be both a leader or mate.\n-\tThey look at the 'leaderboard' or search to find 'leaders'. Leader board can be expanded from the default top 20 leaders to up to 100 per page. The information provided before clicking on the profile include: number of mates, portfolio performance represented as either BTC/USD % gain, name, profile pic, possibly an approval rating based on the average of the scores of set metrics mates can leave feedback on. \n-\tWhen they click on a leader they see a dashboard with the following information:\n\t- SEE notes titled \"Metrics to be displayed\"\n-\tFollow a leader by loading their wallet and paying the leaders fee. The token has instant value by providing the payment method between mates and leaders\n-\tThe investors registers a call/transaction. Set criteria i.e. name of token/currency, time/date, amount. It's registered this to the blockchain, hence creating the start of their portfolio. OR create a trial portfolio, which isn't registered to the blockchain but let's them learn to use the system. This information is NOT publicly available\n-\tMates have the ability to filter leaders by time periods (i.e. what was the top broker during the dips), filter by crypto assets classes (product vs platform vs currency), individual coins, a collection of coins you've deemed of interest.\n\n## Metrics to be displayed to the users (BEFORE they follow)\n\n1.\tHow many calls have I made?\n2.\tNumber of Mates (followers)\n3.\tHow many tokens have I diversified in?  Shades of grey pie chart. \n4.\tWhen was my last call?\n5.\tHow frequent are my calls?\n6.\tApproval rating score\n7.\tPerformance over time\n\n## Additional metrics to be displayed to the users (AFTER THEY FOLLOW)\n\n1.\tPortfolio performance breakdown (the previous shades of grey pie chart showing diversification now comes alive with colours showing each token and it's %).\n2.\tAny information shared (TBD- this might be priced separately)\n3.\tActivity log of past calls\n4.\tAll future calls\n5.\tMore granular rating score -  frequency, level of detail/sophistication, presenting them in any easy fashion or not.\n\n## **What problems are we solving?**\n\n1.\tA public ledger free of investment conflicts,  free of manipulation or corruption. Border less without the need for a single jurisdiction regulator\n\n2.\tHonest comparison of portfolio performance of advisers\n\n3.\tTransparency, anti-manipulation, anti-corruption, can't be shut down, international and owner less.\n\n## **Questions about building a blockchain application I still need to understand** \n\n1.\tWhat are the pros/cons of the potential consensus algorithms? Which metrics do you use to determine which consensus algorithms to use. \n\n2.\tWhich blockchain to build on? What's the benefit of each? Which metrics are important? (community, transaction speed, security, network, future developers plans?)\n\n3.\tHow do most of people with an idea go about building their first blockchain project? Are you all doing it by yourself? Have you raised capital to put together a team? Have you got at third party development team? \n\n4.\tHow do you test? Obviously using a testnet, but do the same developers do the testing or have you hired a third party?\n\n5.\tHow does the order of importance building a blockchain application differ from a standard webapp? i.e. do you need to have the front end webapp designs, then marry that to a data structure and pitch it all together?\n\n6.\tHow do we work with a wallet or other existing wallets? Obviously this depends on the blockchain you develop on, ERC20? \n\n7.\tHow does the token sale actually work? It is manual? Do they just transfer and leave an address?\n\n8.\tHow to create the software for people to act as nodes? This is separate to the application code right? This is the protocol that dictates everything\n\n9.\tHow and what data do we store where? Obviously there's a transaction fee to respect on the blockchain networks, so you don't want to store everything, how do you determine what needs to be on the blockchain? Just what needs to be immutable, transparent, censorship resistant etc etc. Does the rest just get stored on IPFS and CDNs?\n\n10.\tHow does identity work on the blockchain - who verifies that you are who you say you are? How do we stop sybil attacks? If you don't know who the user is, how do you stop people signing up for multiple accounts and interacting with one another to game the system?\n\n11.\tAccount vs private keys - security vs convenience? How do you decide?\n\n12.\tDo you have to create a blockchain before you can do an ico? If not, how does it work? How can you distribute tokens without an existing blockchain?\n\n13.\tHow do you set the gas amount to be paid per write to the blockchain? How do you scale that with the blockchain transactions?\n\n### **What gets stored on the blockchain?**\n \n#### The call and all of it's components, including:\n \n•\tType - buy/sell\n•\tToken/currency\n•\tDate/time of the call commit\n•\tIncrement of the call to the total number of calls\n•\tTotal number of calls per person\n•\tCode\n\n#### **Token related questions**\n\n•\tHow many?\n•\tBurn vs movement\n•\tHow many do we keep ourselves\n•\tHow many do we keep and distribute? \n•\tHow does the time locked contracts work for ensuring trust to investors that developers won't 100% of the token and run off\n\n### **Questions about the platform/business**\n\n1.\tHow do we want to do ICO/fundraising\n\n3.\tICO or capital raising - 25% held by the team, 50% development, 10% legal, 15% marketing. A time locked contract that the issuing teams tokens can't be traded or even owned by the team until certain milestones are met. \n\n4.\tHow do we look at other 'calls/predictions'? News? Financial products like shorts? Foreign exchange, stocks\n\n5.\tToken cap, will we have a set number that are \"found\" as transactions are made. I.e I make a transaction to an investor I follow and have a 0.001% chance of discovering new tokens. Hard cap? Time based cap? Ie x number get found each year to maintain price stability.\n\n6.\tHow does the token trade work? Do they sign up for a month - get access to all of the previous calls, information and current calls? If so they can effectively see the portfolio of all leaders quite cheaply and can then disappear. Can we allow a leader to release things separately i.e. just portfolio breakdown for $x, then additional for information and future calls? \n\n7.\tAre calls made against the dollar figure or the bitcoin figure?\n\n8.\tHow does the payment method work?\n\n9.\tHow do leaders get represented for their previous calls, i.e. before trackies ever exited? Do previous calls matter? Should we allow them to have their previous portfolio?\n\n10.\tHow does information get surfaced? What format\n\n11.\tCan we allow tracking against bot calls being read in? A way for investors to honestly track the performance of bots?\n\n\n## **Problems that will damage the integrity of the platform**\n\n##### 1. How do we stop a single trader becoming big enough that they can manipulate the market and continue to improve their own performance - a spiral of success.\nWhat happens if traders decide not to charge much at all to build a following, then use it to manipulate the market?\n \nBe careful a single trader doesn't become so powerful they can manipulate the market\t\n•\tCap the number of calls per period? But this will hurt our attempts at promoting free open markets and it will not work with bots\n•\tCharge fee based on portfolio performance ranking\n \n#####  2. How to stop people copying other people's portfolio and information and claiming it as their own?\t\n\n•\tDoes it matter if they copy the portfolio? That's kind of the point\n•\tAccording to an efficient market hypothesis - Once information is available hasn't the market already reacted?\n\n#####  3. How do we stop people having multiple accounts on such a scale that they can eventually get lucky with one account? Sybil attack\n \nNeed to make sure the user can't create multiple accounts to play the numbers and hence have 10 accounts making opposite calls on the coins and ending up with a 'super' account\t\n\n•\tWait period after sign up before you can have followers?\n•\tIs this going to be a problem? Once the market gets big enough the rubbish and noise accounts will fall to the waste?\n•\tResearch how identity blockchain platforms actually work? Perhaps a partnership?\n\n#####  4. Legality of the platform - You can't give financial advice if you aren't a financial advisor\t\n\n•\tIn which jurisdiction?\n•\tOnce the platform is created it can't be bought down\n•\tYou don't know who the person is who owns the account. \n•\tDoes cryptocurrency and tokens even count as financial advise? Or is it only if you use financial products such as shorting and taking a position?\n\n#####  5. How do we include derivatives of certain tokens i.e. airdrops, staking etc?\t \n\n#####  6. How do we make sure the inflation of the token doesn't ruin the usage of the token and promote long term 'hodlers'?\t\n\n•\tMarket rate? \n•\tRate based on ranking?\n•\tLet the value naturally inflate, but keep it divisible?\n\n#####  7. How can people game the system to just pump their account/performance? \t\n\n•\tPotentially through the rankings of their information?\n•\tOrganised pump and dump schemes\n•\tCan we create a ranking to vote out users who are obviously pumping and dumping?\n\n#####  8. How do we stop the leader inviting its followers to follow them on an alternative platform and then take advantage?\n\n•\tSimple warnings not to communicate outside of this platform??\n\n#### **Why do people use brokers?**\n \n1. Access to IPOs and information = ICO + maybe an information section?\n2. Knowledge of companies and investment opportunities= Included in platform?\n3. Comfort of trading = \tBlockchain provides immutable proof of backing\n4. Personalised service= Maybe a chat feature? Chat bot?\n5. Competitive pricing for IPOs and Forex\t \nformation = ICO + maybe an information section?\n2. Knowledge of companies and investment opportunities= Included in platform?\n3. 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This changes from dApp to dApp. Theoretically BTC is classified as a dApp as well with ownership controlled by mining power. Not much of this applies though if its an ICO and the company is yet to really show a working version of the tech.\n5) My understanding is that you can’t change historical transactions on a blockchain once its committed, only affect the mechanics of future transactions. Also Golem is essentially computing infrastructure. So for someone to employ the computing resources of Golem to beat the network they would have to fund Golem enough to purchase resources necessary to beat the mining capabilities of the 51% majority on BTC. A) that is super expensive and B) when that happens if everyone just forks to a new chain it makes the value of coins on the old chain invalid hence making it a pointless exercise.  Also this probably assumes a different nature if the chain transfers to POS as computing power alone wont help fork or control the network anymore. 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This precedent was something my lawyer brother raised when ipods came out - if someone steals your ipod (does anyone still own these?) and you have 200 digital albums that you have paid for, has the thief stolen the cost of the ipod or the ipod + the albums?\n\t7) 2 part question; \n\t• How is the 21 million (20.9999999 million) BTC not all mined yet? I get the problems become more difficult to solve and the rewards are smaller but I watched a youtube video of a chinese mining plant that were saying they were doing roughly 100 bitcoins a day…one single plant. China is a big place. The world is bigger.\n\t• What happens when all the BTC are mined and the miners no longer have the strong financial incentive to mine? Who secures and verifies the network?\n\t8) What's the incentive for developers to continue developing an application once they have realised their profits by selling their tokens? Does it go completely open source? 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