Nah, why would early investors liquidate now when these same early investors could have done so in December, or January, or February of this year? Not to mention over Bitshares this whole time if it was really that urgent? Although I do sort of agree Bitshares never offered enough liquidity to sell very much so if someone has a large amount that is different. 

I think early investors selling now is possible but defeats the purpose of it all. That is to buy low and sell high. So if they invested truly early and didn't sell when the price was 3 times higher than now then why do it now?

Will be interesting but I don't expect a lot of early sellers to sell. Even more if Ohad releases a demo of the current code base. The more early investors understand what Ohad is working on the harder it becomes to think now is time to sell compared to Jan 2018 or Dec 2018.

Hopefully though people who want to sell are able to do so easily. They dump and it's cheap AGRS for us all.

My mistake. I thought they were the same company. Website looks very much the same in terms of layout too.

Whether it is the same company or not they both follow the same policy of blocking US and some other customers. So what I said about OKEX seems to also apply to BCEX. If you try to sign up they require a phone number (non US phone number). If you do manage to create an account then there is the chance they will do KYC before you can withdraw and block you if you're a US citizen.

There may be a way around this for US customers but I don't know the details to say how it works. So if any US customers have used this exchange feel free to post your experiences.

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https://www.abitgreedy.com/bcex/

Hats off to you bro  ... you are stunning :o

Errr, I don't have any yet as of now.

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Simple, all the explanation about Tau is on theory/concept base. I need a practical picture like how the Tau is going to help the masses to reach consensus in a *efficient way*? Thru some algorithm yes, but how particularly? Is it a bunch of people discussing a same topic just like what we do here on Steem or Reddit and there is a bot behind keep calculating the latest consensus?

I just need to know how exactly this is going to be achieved.

You would have to ask why these holders did not unload in Feb or Jan 2018? And if they just got in this year then yes it makes sense. I do think there will be selling but if you compare the market cap of AGRS to similar projects then you can see Tron, Neo, Tezos, all near or above 1 billion market cap.

If I take the most conservative estimate then I expect around $8 a token. This is conservative and that would be a market cap of "$336,000,000".  That is around the market cap of Lisk, Decred, Nano, Bytecoin, Dogecoin, etc. So we are talking top 20-30 market cap for a price of $8.

Why would someone sell at a market cap of $42,000,000 or so?  Of course I could be totally wrong as I cannot read the minds of buyers and sellers. So don't take anything I say too serious. I just think looking at the metrics if AGRS is even a little bit successful the price can be much higher than this due to there being only 42,000,000 tokens and even less will be liquid due to the  reward bonus for not moving tokens. 

What is questionable is what will the demand be? Even if there isn't a whole lot of selling it doesn't mean people understand what Tauchain even is.

I will also say if the price of AGRS does dump to really cheap then I can't wait to buy it. Under $1 seems to be like a deal and if it gets to 50 cents again like it was in 2017 I would think it's undervalued because of the progress made on the code base.

At 50 cents it's cheap enough to use dollar cost averaging to buy some each week.

No problem mate... I will be in touch!

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