I think there is room for improvement on how this could be accomplished for coders + non-devs. When it comes to code I believe it would help if MAID had clear tasks for people to accomplish with clear scope and objective broken down into small bits so MAID could leverage outside help. I think utilizing github issues would help track it. I also think offering the community rewards in MaidSafe coin for completing coding tasks(the amount of coin is mentioned up front for a 100% completed job to spec). The reward should be comparable to what Maid would offer an internal employee as part of their fiat salary compensation during that time frame of dev. Also rewards for non-developers could be driven the same way, task + payment model.
I donât wanna get off topic in this thread though so how about dem $.18 cent MaidSafe coins? Looking like a good time to buy folks .
We donât need centralized organizing. Not only is it philosophically counter to the SAFE Network, I think itâs actually going to be an inherent part of the future of decentralized infrastructure. Self-organization, collective biomimicry, etc.
Want to get paid? Buy MAID and start talking about it to people, build a SOLID app, develop an educational program, scout out developers and connect them to venture capitalists, or just setup a farm. Disrupt where you see fit and your talents match. This is potentially the biggest Blue Ocean to ever come along yet, and we have front row seats! Organize with like minded people. Your payment will be in capital gains. If Maidsafe wants to and can help too, then great, but I want them focused on their more specific task at hand. We donât need their permission.
Cryptopia has become pretty reliable. Their withdrawal fee of 29 MAID is not that bad and the only downside remains a relatively low volume. If you wanna buy some MAID without ID verification, itâs the place to go.
It mightnât be the silliest thing for people here still hoovering up MAID to just have a little peak over at Cryptopia and/or Open Ledger.
The rumblings around Bitfinex donât seem like there going anywhere soon. Should Tether go down Crypto Capital Corp would probably go south as well.
Relates to us here as Crypto Capital Corpâs insolvency would more than likely mean the collapse or slow bleed out of Poloniex amongst a stack of other exchanges.
Not suggesting thatâs whatâs on the cards but it doesnât hurt to be across these lesser attractive options.
Iâm gonna check but it seems that volumes are very low⌠itâs more and more difficult even for early adopters to buy MAID, not surprised that MAIDâs price is going down weeks after weeksâŚ
Iâm not focused on day to day price but Iâd think it would be really benefic for all of us to have at least one exchange with easy access and low fees. Does the team has an action in this way?
Tone Vays and others have had some good debates about Tether and Bitfinex last year and earlier this year.
At this point, I would assume that the SEC, the Secret Service (jurisdiction over counterfeit dollars), and others are working behind the scenes with Bitfinex. They want the B.S. to end, but not in a way that completely destroys innovation. I think itâs safe to assume that pain will be coming for many, however. In the end, it only strengthens the ecosystem by removing the tumors.
Can you not count? MAID is currently ranked in the top 100 of over 2000 coins on CMC. How can a coin in the top 5% be an âobscure dead coinâ? Please take your baseless FUD elsewhere. Thanks.
Total agreement. MAID is included, to this day, in many articles about the top 100 cryptos, mentioned alongside ETH and BTC. There is nothing dead about this coin! It is more alive then 90% of all crypto in existence! Its not about price right now. If the team behind MAID were doing nothing then I would be worried, but they continue building one of the best techs in the world, and thats what counts right now. Buy and hold, buy and hold!
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