Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 05/9/2017 11:27

Autonomy impressive name.
'I think birds of a feather flock together.'

[doodlebug4] 05/9/2017 11:22

Dominik Schiener on IOTA and the ICO ban self.Iota
Submitted 19 hours ago * by mv88

"Why IOTA is not affected? We did our ICO years ago and it was a software sale. At its core, IOTA is a software protocol that can be used even without a token (reminder: we're the only protocol in this "Blockchain space" that has this property). Leaving that aside - we are not a security / equity tokens / whatever - IOTA is a currency that is meant to be the backbone of all future settlement between machine (and humans).

We've always been very clear that we do not appreciate the over-the-top speculation that is happening in the crypto space (with even Paris Hilton now "endorsing" projects). We have always wanted to decouple ourselves from this space and will continue to do so with some of the upcoming announcements that we have planned.
As you might have noticed -I largely stopped attending Blockchain conferences because they're a waste of time. I'm giving a keynote at Autonomy, speaking at IAA (largest mobility conference), then I'll be in Chicago in October to speak at the largest IoT conference etc."
No worries here.

Edit: Source is Dominic himself on the Slack channel.

[potter25] 05/9/2017 10:28

Full ask being paid!!

[comedy] 05/9/2017 08:44

my take is we already have publishers onboard. no one would be saying we are looking to get publishers and on same breathe say demo WITH publishers will be live in september.

which means we already have the publishers onboard and ready to go.

my take is the presentation they are giving for competion with cash prize is the date by which our demo site will have to be already live..otherwise it will reflect badly on meinhard that you are presenting satoshipay and selling the co. as a 20mill euro revenue co. in new markets...and you will be saying we are trying to get our demo site life in september???

so that tells most of us the deadline for the demo site and as a result how long we have to wait for traction in satoshipay developement to next level to revenue and hence correspondingly blu traction in sp?:)

[hazl] 05/9/2017 08:30

Some good posts.
This is one of the most interesting stocks I've had in years.

[patientcapital] 05/9/2017 07:59

"SatoshiPay is now focused on finessing the demo and securing content from publishing partners for the public release of the proof-of-concept website, which is expected to go live during September."Could all start happening quite quickly.

[patientcapital] 05/9/2017 07:50

That's helpful. Satoshis - freely transferable into other currencies. I knew about the 10% and zero fees but clarification about Satoshis is appreciated.The obvious next question is how long will this all take to turn into reality?

[simpletonremover] 05/9/2017 07:42

Comedy

Post 1029

Feel free to state 'billions'.

"Micro-transactions are expected to form 50 percent of the total transaction value on digital payments instruments within P2M (Person to Merchant) payments by 2020."

"The number of users accessing internet services on mobile is expected to reach 3 billion by 2020"

"The total value of global retail payment transactions was estimated at USD 16 trillion in 2015. This is estimated to increase to USD 21 trillion by 2020."

[comedy] 05/9/2017 07:12

Ps last week and this week blu stock has gone more to lths and freefloat has been reduced more. Clock ticking when herd will want blu stock.just need to be patient a week or two more???unless we get an unexpected pleasant surprise sooner.

[comedy] 05/9/2017 07:11

Ps in salesman example i tell them im not end user of product. So if their product so great the users will demand it and we will all make in the supply chain. Same here if the publishers content is in high demand on internet then the volume of hits on article/video/film etc etc will run in 10s to 100s millions as will have a global appeal.so neither satoshipay or content provider will need to worry about their income as it will be stratospheric.

[comedy] 05/9/2017 07:04

Agree with cybernest. Won't be 1p.i bought 200k in satoshis and still got 197k. Remember if the publishers understand the market is global and realise the nanopayments model will run in to 10s of millions if not 100s of millions...wont say billions yet...their aim will be to get people to just come on their site and if their content is world class the revenue will be huge.
This is all about publishers with vision and more importantly world class content. If their content is rubbish they will poo poo the concept.

It's the question I chuck at salesman when they come to me with a new product.i say leave in pharmacy and if it sells then we will stock it...their answer is I'm not allowed to do that...i say well the pharmacy isn't going to run away and will still be here but if you don't have faith in your product why should I be the one risking taking on the new line???

But because of their programming they dont understand and because the true underhand nature of salesman is trying to offload stock on you especially in uk.here the publishers need to be world leaders in their content and have faith in their product. The rest will happen by the force of the internet and those who have genuinely interesting content will make eye watering revenue.

[cybernest53] 05/9/2017 02:18

PatientCapital... As doodlebug explains, SatoshiPay's collaboration with IOTA in their Poc exercise is testing transactions using IOTA tangle ledger technology, which is faster and easier to process than Bitcoin's was... plus they don't charge a fee.

The objective being for SatoshiPay users to be able to make nanopayments, through the payment widget platform, made with cryptocurrencies or the more contemporary currencies such as £Sterling, $US dollar, Euro, etc., via PayPal... for using or buying publishers' or content providers' services. The user's payment is converted to Satoshis... processed via IOTA tangle ledger technology, then paid into the publishers' (or content providers') Satoshi wallets. In turn, the publisher can then convert their Satoshis remuneration payments back into the currency of their choice of cryptocurrency or £Sterling, $US dollar, Euro, etc., via PayPal.

That is how I understand the process.

As for the amount Publishers (such as The Guardian or The Times in your example), will be able to charge, that will be up to them. The point is publishers using SatoshiPay will be able to charge in small amounts (nanopayments) without incurring a massive disproportionate fee for processing the payment... just the 10% SatoshiPay fee per transaction... which is the key selling point for SatoshiPay ! :)

[doodlebug4] 04/9/2017 23:13

I don't know PatientCapital. What would you be prepared to pay to read one article in the Guardian or The Times for example? 1p seems like a very piddly amount of money! One of the reasons that SatoshiPay switched from Bitcoin to IOTA was that IOTA has no transaction fees.

[patientcapital] 04/9/2017 22:58

So does that mean that for UK users in GBP our smallest payments will be 1p? I'd thought our GBP subscriptions would be buying a crypocurrency in order to make much smaller individual payments. The switch from bitcoin to iota I thought was more than just a technological transition.

[doodlebug4] 04/9/2017 22:04

As I understand it, when SatoshiPay get some mainstream publishers onboard then we/Joe Public can use micropayments by using the SatoshiPay widget as a pay-per-view facility and we will be able to pay in whatever currency we choose by PayPal i.e., euros,US$, whatever.

[patientcapital] 04/9/2017 21:52

Do you mean that users of Satoshipay will be using a crypocurrency which is not iota based?

[doodlebug4] 04/9/2017 21:29

As some of us keep pointing out out this thread, there are two separate issues here. IOTA the crypto-currency and IOTA the technology. SatoshiPay are linking their business model to the IOTA technology. The price of IOTA the crypto-currency should have no bearing on the share price of BLU.

[hazl] 04/9/2017 21:16

we are coming up to a big test I think.
Which will the Governments approve of?

Or will they delay the decision?

[doodlebug4] 04/9/2017 21:07

I agree, but unfortunately social media manipulation is a product of our modern era and we have to go along with it. Orderly dissemination of information went out the window quite some time ago.

[flashheart] 04/9/2017 21:00

PC, you only have to look at Donald Trump to see that lol.

[patientcapital] 04/9/2017 20:53

#1014 it is a good thing imo. Unregulated tweetering and so on does not help the orderly dissemination of information.

[doodlebug4] 04/9/2017 20:25

IOTA
@iotatoken
2h
PSA: IOTA is not at all affected in any way, shape or form by the recent regulation and legislation in China, USA or Korea. #awareness #Iota
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