@kevinmartinmauro do you mean https://www.ethereum.org/token tutorial? if so you need to download Etherem Wallet which you can download from Ethereum page. "Wallet = Mist". From the Wallet, you can compile your program and interact with it.
Hey Alex, download the wallet for your OS and follow instructions. There are videos on youtube that help. I just don't know if you're on windows or mac to give you helpful insight. Regarding DAO tokens, I got an account with Kraken. It's an exchange for cryptocurrency and there going to include DAO tokens on their exchange. Sorry If I can't help out more. I'm a noob too..
So not showing ether or other stuff. Would greatly appreciat pointers or tips on how to do that..
@alexvandesande ETHEREUM is better than Onecoin ???
@cityhunter441_twitter OneCoin is a complete scam. It appears to be a Ponzi scheme and I am sure that its principal people will end up in jail very soon. See cointelegraph.com/news/one-coin-much-scam-onecoin-exposed-as-global-mlm-ponzi-scheme.
They are preying on people who know no better and claim that OneCoin is a cryptocurrency when it is no such thing. The key point of cryptocurrencies is that no single organization controls them, and they are cryptographically secured. None of that is the case for OneCoin. You just have to "trust them", and give them large amounts of your money for "training". https://www.onecoin.eu/. It is really quite revolting. They continually conflate themselves with Bitcoin and use media articles about Bitcoin (like Richard Branson talking about Bitcoin) as their own promotion.
If you or any of your friends and family are involved with OneCoin, I beg you to get them out. They will lose all of their money.
The "glitz" of the "events" should tell you everything you need to know. This is not how a respectable business man behaves. It is a cult of personality, and the polar opposite of cryptocurrency.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmP6s6VdGCs&feature=youtu.be&t=1m25s
They are preying on people who know no better and claim that OneCoin is a cryptocurrency when it is no such thing. The key point of cryptocurrencies is that no single organization controls them, and they are cryptographically secured. None of that is the case for OneCoin. You just have to "trust them", and give them large amounts of your money for "training". https://www.onecoin.eu/. It is really quite revolting. They continually conflate themselves with Bitcoin and use media articles about Bitcoin (like Richard Branson talking about Bitcoin) as their own promotion.
If you or any of your friends and family are involved with OneCoin, I beg you to get them out. They will lose all of their money.
The "glitz" of the "events" should tell you everything you need to know. This is not how a respectable business man behaves. It is a cult of personality, and the polar opposite of cryptocurrency.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmP6s6VdGCs&feature=youtu.be&t=1m25s
Ethereum is being used by IBM, Microsoft, Deloitte, Canonical, UBS and many more serious companies. It is a technology platform.
@alexvandesande Do watch that video above. It makes me feel sick.
It’s step by step the way they sell timeshares, MLM and all kinds of shams.
Yes, and it is happening all over the world. They claim to be "the fastest growing business in the world". Hundreds and hundreds of local meetings. They are finding millions of victims who know little more about the technology than the words cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. It is a disaster. People are handing over thousands of dollars that they can ill afford to spare to these criminals.
It’s not new. I remember the first time I saw mentions of bitcoin in Brazil was some assholes selling a “mining” software that was nothing but a pyramid scheme. You’d download a clone of the client, get nothing by mining on the CPU of course, but get “points” for finding new people to buy the software. Then they would conflate the gains with their software with the bitcoin price rises...
It’s unfortunate that those people just take the “it makes money” part of our technology and sell it to people who don’t know better
Hello. Back to token tutorial, I have a question. At this moment anyone can send Ether to a token contract as if it's normal account. Would it be possible to create a restriction of the amount a person can send? If you take daohub.org as an example , you are able to send any amount of Ether then get equivalent amount of token back. I am wondering if you can write a token contract to validate minimum/maximum amount an account can send to the contract.
(following the variable declaration of https://ethereum.org/token here)
But depending on your usecase this might be pointless as one person can either split their transfers or user multiple accounts.
But depending on your usecase this might be pointless as one person can either split their transfers or user multiple accounts.
http://www.economist.com/events-conferences/emea/sofia-2015/agenda
https://financialit.net/issues
Yet many serious article.
I seek objective advice ... thank you
https://financialit.net/issues
Yet many serious article.
I seek objective advice ... thank you
Ruja Ignatova
Founder and owner, OneCoin
Founder and owner, OneCoin
I continue my investigation ...
impartially
impartially
@cityhunter441_twitter Oh wow, she managed to be a speaker at a conference organized by the Economist? That is quite an oversight on their behalf. From what I can see, OneCoin is just a classic MLM scheme, which generates all its "profits" by selling its members "educational material".
The difference between Ethereum and OneCoin is night and day.
See http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/who-wants-onecoin-millionaire-you-7346558 for another mainstream article on it.
@Rincker as Ethereum uses a p2p network for communication and synchronization there is no server for the blockchain in a traditional way. You will need a client to participate and interact with the network. Geth is one client. It comes bundled with Ethereum-Wallet. Try to start from there: https://github.com/ethereum/mist/releases
@bobsummerwill hahaha ....Behind MLM ?? This is a Joke ??
https://www.businessforhome.org/2016/03/klaus-bardenhagen-and-michael-turton-behind-mlm-bloggers/
Thank you for your information, you are not credible to me.
https://www.businessforhome.org/2016/03/klaus-bardenhagen-and-michael-turton-behind-mlm-bloggers/
Thank you for your information, you are not credible to me.
Hope someone can help me. I'm doing Fabian's simple-dapp-example. After setting up testnet and running the meteor application, I can query for the variables defined in the contract.js, but when I run web3.eth.getCode('0x89a0368e0021a72987a5fa547cb1d9b235194e2e'), I get 0x unlike what he gets in his video. So I conclude that the contract is not deployed onto the private chain, what am I missing here?
Hi, I am currently learning about Ethereum and am going through the "cryptocurrency tutorial" (https://www.ethereum.org/token). Now that I have reached the next step "Improving your token", I'm supposed to go back to the source code and adding improvements. But I cannot find the code for the deployed contract. Am I missing something fundamental here? Thanks for any assistance!
Hi @dskioldebrand I'm a noob myself but I've got a couple steps further. As far as I can tell you just use the source and start over. Once a contract is deployed it is fixed. The code for the advanced token is at the bottom of the page. My problem is that I deployed the advanced token code and it doesn't seem to be working and I'm not sure why. Let me know if you get it to work.
IS there an ethereum wallet similar to coinbase or openledger that is a SaaS? I dont understand why each system needs to run a node if they are not going to mine, I suppose mist runs a geth client. For transactions, isnt a SaaS wallet sufficient? Is there aything like that