ya rly, most of them call it beta right away before they even have a line of code>< We need to shift people’s focus from “awww just another alpha release” to “look what this can actually do now!” and you judge how far along we are and what that makes one MAID worth
Where would we get all the beta testers and convince them to test the network, the early customers…?
MVP, I think you could be right.
Bust we must avoid this…
It is a good marketing strategy. Beta, only to invited members… just like early gmail.
Fleming does sound more like a beta, if we all think back to other workplace software projects, Fleming will be more worthy of the Beta tag than the others.
we need like an official day soon to twitter pump this news. I think I will make a new topic to discuss that now:)
I’m trying to figure out why you use the value 50,000
Took these stats a few moments ago.
35 other people have exactly 50,000 maids.
979 addresses have 50,000 maids or more.
there are 16,000 addresses.
If you have an address with 50,000 maids or more, you are in the top 6% of addresses.
Here are the top 10 addresses.
Here is the 100,000+ club. At only $13,000 the membership at the moment is quite cheep.
Only 4.4% of addresses have 100,000 coins or more.
I think 50,000 is more than enough.
Edit: Can’t upload a zip file to forum, so have create this download link to the csv file I used.
safe://maidsafe.stats/stats-20190319_18_29.zip
Also here is the API call for the data in JSON format.
https://api.omniexplorer.info/ask.aspx?api=getpropertybalances&prop=3
@Zoki That last group is mostly 1,000,000+ I don’t see any screenshots of the 100,000 range
I made a mistake.
Im zero blind.
Edit: Have edited original post
Or someone has 1.75 million MAID spread over 35 addresses.
I’m sure some smart guy has used http://graphsense.info/ or something similar on this Maidsafe address data already.
So this was more just random logic, zero science applied. I was figuring a 5-7k investment makes sense for people who believe. I also doubt that, that many people all bought 50,000 coin blocks, more likely one owner has decided to store in 50,000 coin blocks. The real point of the matter also is at these prices if you are a real speculator with real money, a 100k swing gets you in the 800,000+ range. This is all about product delivery, nothing more and people with deep or semi deep pockets are hopefully willing to take a shot and hold even as prices rise to cause parabolic movement.
Also is the number correct, one person holds 124 million coins? That’s about 25% of current total correct?
Poloniex exchange
Stupidity, sorry haha
interesting polo alone has 25% of the supply. I find it kinda surprising considering I seem to be one of the rare swing traders on these forums. Everyone else is the buy and HODL kinda person it seems like. Maybe the mentality here doesn’t completely represent everyone who trades MAID… maybe some are yelling HODL so you don’t undercut their sell orders lol. In any case for all the times we say oh this is such a small market with low liquidity there is always like 5-20 BTC trading per day on polo which is more then 90% of the “project coins” out there.
I don’t speak for everyone but I keep some of my supply on Polo so I can potentially make a play on any quick price movement. I expect many people do something similar, leading to Polo having a lot.
I don’t think you can call it a beta product unless a tech ignorant person like me can press a button and use the network
Thanks Zoki. This is a great high level picture
And how many people split up their holding into ~50K lots or ~100k lots so that they can use that address as a hot address in the future and not worry about the rest of their holdings
My statement was not one of good/bad or justified/unjustified but just one to explain why there was some movement.
Definitely, it is only routing and nothing like the promised data storage product. We see the significance because it is the fundamentals of the data movement protocols but those who are not following it will see it as pure flag waving of sending messages which they can do with tcp/ip and ignore the significance of it. Even maxwell will be ignored by many, but hopefully more will start seeing the significance.
In my experience workplace products (which are not blockchain) over the last 4 decades have seen beta as a working product being tested to iron out bugs, fix performance issues and ensure the UI is suitable.
Fleming and Maxwell both cannot be considered beta in any sense because they are not MVPs being tested.
Maidsafe will never endorse a pump. Its unethical and not in their make up to do so. (Also against the guidelines to create a pump topic since speculation is limited to this topic)
Thats Poloniex holding account. (oh @Zoki already said that)
Looks like a pretty poor measurement from reading their help page. Maybe it would apply well to cookie cutter blockchain apps, but SAFENetwork is a complicated beast to score like this.