/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14319431
It's literally the most active project out there. They spent the whole bear market releasing new hardware, wallets, CX updates, getting on new exchanges, building the community etc. Look at GitHub, it's consistently ranked in the top-10 for activity.

>>13079000

LOL, yes, now that they've all been released, we can just pretend they aren't important and that no fudders ever claimed they wouldn't be released...

http://www.skyfud.com/products.html

"Each time Skycoin announces a forthcoming new product, these fudders insist that it will never be released, or that it will be some new type of scam.

Over the past two years, the fudders have claimed that Skyminers don't exist and will never be released. They said mobile wallets will never be released. They insisted that the Skycoin hardware wallets would never be delivered. They said that there will never be any ICOs launched on Skycoin Fiber, and that there will never be any games developed using Skycoin CX.

But, as always, Skycoin proved the fudders wrong and delivered on every one of these promises.

And every time when Skycoin releases its latest new product as promised, the fudders simply ignore it and move on to the next product on Skycoin's roadmap, claiming the next one will never be released.

Some of Skycoins working products are listed below.

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The Skycoin team has been pushing out developments and updates on GitHub since 2013. New working products are delivered regularly. The Skycoin GitHub consists of over 40 repositories. Measuring GitHub activity over the past 12 months (based only on the main Skycoin repo), Cryptomiso places Skycoin at rank 16 out of 755 cryptocurrencies, and CoinCodeCap places Skycoin at rank 8."

>>12891028

I'm sorry to have triggered you so badly anon.

Yes, it's mostly just me shilling in this thread, I haven't switched IDs since the thread started, but there were some others who have posted a few times.

Chill dude, it's just a crypto project - no need to get uptight.

>>12852844
>all the github commits are literally just blog posts

This is bullshit. Anyone can go in and look at the commits on Skycoin's 40+ GitHub repos.

Try some better fud.

>>12716994
>not real development
Ranked number 8 for GitHub activity desu.

>copy and paste a vpn
The absolute state.

Skycoin has developed its own blockchain with lightning fast, free, private, and infinitely scalable transactions. Not only that, but the Skycoin Fiber platform also enables other projects to launch their own ICOs (with coins, not just tokens) on their own dedicated blockchains, all built on Skycoin technology. By giving each ICO/project its own blockchain, Skycoin Fiber eliminates the contention for resources that occurs on other platforms like Ethereum, in which every project shares the same chain. Several projects have already launched their coins on Skycoin Fiber, including SolarBankers and MDL Talent Hub.

Skycoin has over 100 employees. Skycoin’s lead developer, Brandon Smietana, has been involved in the cryptocurrency sector since its inception, having assisted with the early development and bug-fixing of Bitcoin. Brandon, who prefers to be known by his online handle, Synth, has appeared in countless interviews, and presented at dozens of blockchain conferences around the world (many of these videos are available on YouTube).

Other highly visible members of the team, who appear frequently in interviews and at conferences, include Daken Freeborn, Ed Vilderman, Danish Chaudry, and Drew MacGibbon. Synth and the wider Skycoin team are highly active on Twitter and Telegram, where they regularly engage with the rapidly growing Skycoin community, answer questions, offer development updates, help new users to configure their Skyminers and wallets, or provide guidance on how to develop new games and applications using Skycoin CX.

Skycoin has been in development since 2011, with the first commit to GitHub being published in 2013. The Skycoin GitHub consists of more than 40 repositories. Measuring GitHub activity over the past 12 months (based only on the main Skycoin repo), Cryptomiso places Skycoin at rank 16 out of 755 cryptocurrencies, and CoinCodeCap places Skycoin at rank 8. These rankings would be even higher if all 40+ Skycoin repos were measured.

>>12598531
LOL

Skyminers and antennas are designed in a modular fashion, so they can be built by anyone, using readily available low-cost components. This ensures that even the poorest and most remote villages on earth can build the equipment necessary to join the world’s first global decentralized peer-to-peer mesh network. Skywire will bring cheap Internet access to parts of the world with little or no traditional communications infrastructure.

With mass adoption of Skywire, the Coin Hours economy will also take off. Coin Hours are earned at the rate of one Coin Hour per hour for every Skycoin held in a wallet. They are also earned by running a Skyminer node. A Coin Hours Bank and Coin Hours Exchange are due to launch this quarter, which will enable Coin Hours to be saved or traded for more Skycoin. An entire working economy will emerge around Coin Hours, with this currency being used to pay for resources on the Skywire network, pay for services within Skycoin games and apps, and even pay for real-world goods and services. Coin Hours will also be listed on mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges.

Speaking of exchanges, Skycoin is developing its own DEX (Decentralized Exchange). The SKYDEX will support the trading of Skycoin, Coin Hours, and Skycoin Fiber coins, as well as other leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.

>>12371868
Consensus repo is private for now, because if they made it public pajeets like you would steal it and try to be first to file.

Like I said, by the end of Q1 you'll need to find some new fud because everything will be live.