Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 07/5/2019 18:56

Thanks doodle for going to the trouble! Was worth it.

[moormoney] 07/5/2019 00:00

Thanks doodle. The trickle may be just starting 🤞🤞

[doodlebug4] 06/5/2019 13:29

Google translation of the link in hazl's post 6891.

The blockchain makes it possible: A price tag for everything on the net
Micro payments via Blockchain could become an additional source of revenue for content producers.
Ronnie Grob
4.5.2019, 05:30
 Even small change generated sales - the Blockchain could open up new sources of income for publishers.

Media providers on the Internet finance mainly through advertising and subscriptions. Both have become challenging: Since many websites around the world strive to get advertising, falls on individual, smaller often only little. Even subscriptions sell media only to loyal regular customers, but not to random consumers. Satoshi Pay wants to show these two models a third: paying via Blockchain.

The startup, founded in Berlin in 2014, wants to complement the existing income streams of content producers, ie attract customers who are not yet ready to subscribe and do not want to watch any commercials. To get credit and pay for content, the customer does not need to own cryptocurrencies or know anything about the blockchain.

Satoshi Pay works with a direct translation of the well-known FIAT-Euro (EUR) into a crypto-euro (EURT). The EURT is the blockchain version of the Euro, a so-called stable token that can be bought and sold by the client. That is actually behind each EURT also a EUR is checked and regulated: Auditor is the company Tempo Money Transfer from Paris, Regulator the French Financial Supervisory Authority AMF.

That's the innovation
Founder of the Berlin-based company is 41-year-old Meinhard Benn. He started programming at the age of 12 and has since been working as an open source developer. His goal is to bring crypto currencies into mainstream and subsequently enable financial inclusion on a global scale. He aspires to a more sustainable world, says Benn, not only ecologically, but also economically. A world in which every producer can monetize his content: "With us, you can always attach a price tag to every HTTP request, that is to every imaginable content on the Internet. Once the customer has bought a text, a picture or a video, he can watch it on all channels. »

The transactions are handled on Stellar's blockchain: a blockchain project from San Francisco, which has received more attention through its collaboration with IBM and also publishes its own coin with Stellar Lumens (abbreviation: XLM).

For Stellar they decided when the first attempt with the Bitcoin Blockchain the transfer fees temporarily in barely portable heights. For Stellar, according to Benn, the low transaction fees (0.00001 XLM), the short transaction time (a few seconds), the stability of the network and the pragmatic, startup-friendly approach of the Stellar Foundation.

One click is enough
In the present solution, payment - once set up - is almost imperceptible and in fact with a single click. "Our advantage is the user experience," says Benn. "You save yourself the hassle of handling a credit card." In the area of ​​microtransactions, ie payments of up to a few euros, Satoshi Pay actually performs significantly better than credit cards. The commission required by the customer is ten percent; So if you buy content for ten cents, you have to pay one cent to Satoshi Pay. A similar concept follows the Brave Browser (brave.com), but with its own currency. Also worth mentioning is the Tiny Pass from Piano Media (piano.io), a company that addresses directly to major media companies.

Especially young people are today's payment options often too complicated, says Benn. Amazon shows how customer-centered thinking works in the payment process, while the classic publishing world has a lot of catching up to do. Not surprisingly, he did not find the first interested parties in the newspaper publishers, but in the Digital Natives: Around 3000 smaller publishers have already tried the payment system, which gave valuable feedback on further development.

In five years, Satoshipay.io wants to be not just a billing system for digital goods, but a platform on which to move tokens. But you do not want to become an exchange, but rather a platform for mediation between the corporate customer and the blockchain. The latter counteracts the goals of the anarcholiberal blockchain community, which aims to eliminate any intermediary people. But should the masses be reached with payments over the blockchain, it needs middlemen and translations in any case.

[hazl] 06/5/2019 13:02

Germany large market....visibility is good in my opinion.

[stoxx67] 05/5/2019 17:10

only thing that will get this moving is more contracts.

it will happen, its just taking rather a while !!

[moormoney] 05/5/2019 17:08

It looks to be positive...anyone care to translate? please.

[888icb] 05/5/2019 13:30

All publicity is good even if it is in German!

[hazl] 01/5/2019 15:21

it will reflect the crypto market despite some people's views.

[chester22] 01/5/2019 14:23

hxxps://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/arw3vk/how_satoshipay_and_aergo_partnering_demonstrates/

[moormoney] 01/5/2019 14:10

🤞🤞. Update soon I hope.

[chester22] 30/4/2019 14:08

consistent volume going on ! looking good i trust

[hazl] 29/4/2019 16:55

some interesting trades today.........

[chester22] 26/4/2019 09:18

trying to buy 18 any despair seller here ?

[hazl] 25/4/2019 20:31

The market generally down today. Give it time!

[stoxx67] 25/4/2019 17:48

i had hoped with he signing of the behemoths in Axel Springer and Borsennmedia that a flurry of contracts would follow as the smaller "follower" companies caught on, sadly , not yet !!!

[hootza616] 25/4/2019 16:29

Another 2m for me!

[markth126] 25/4/2019 15:51

Topped Up another 3million today

[hazl] 18/4/2019 13:04

AND WELCOME WATSIT89

[hazl] 18/4/2019 11:20

thanks for posting

[hazl] 15/4/2019 18:41

Today been busy elsewhere but I think slow and steady here is a good sign.

[hazl] 15/4/2019 10:40

Yes it seems to steadily be gaining more interest imo