https://github.com/EOSIO/Documentation/blob/master/Technical...
https://steemit.com/eos/@eosio/eos-io-dawn-2-0-released-and-...
The test network just went live.
Its market cap rises as more USD is deposited into their banks.
Also, one employee from Bitfinex suggested on reddit that Tether is funded by crypto deposit to them and not USD...
They've claimed they are ready to release audit details for 2+ years (no audit), and the founding team has also gone on the record about wash trading and other fraudulent financial activity.
Additionally, Bitfinex had some 'flash crashes' that wiped out people's margin accounts. Some believe the flash crash was caused by Bitfinex themselves on purpose to accomplish this exact goal.
Stay up to date at https://www.twitter.com/bitfinxed & https://reddit.com/r/bitfinex
I know a lot of talented folks working in blockchain tech and I can only count two that I know for certain aren't in the space chasing 'fabulous wealth'.
Let's take a (somewhat snarky and definitely superficial) look at a few of the "top gainers" & market cap from https://coinmarketcap.com/gainers-losers/ (as of Dec 2nd)
Gainers:
1. Petrodollar.. Website isn't even an owned domain.
2. BTCMoon - Well their website works, but it speaks just heavily of the token offering not what it does. Personally I like the first question in the FAQ: "Q: Why BTCMoon are there? " Which is as close to the pseudo-philosophical question of "why is the moon" as we can get.
3.iQuant - Nearest I can tell, a blockchain trading platform. They're the closest to actually telling me something, but their ICO ended so maybe thats why.
Market cap.
1. EOS - Just talks about the ICO offering over and over. No idea
2. OmiseGo - "OmiseGO is a public Ethereum-based financial technology for use in mainstream digital wallets, that enables real-time, peer-to-peer ...." I'm sorry we've reached our buzzword quota for the day.
3. Tether.. Well we'll leave that one where it lands.
Ok so its super snarky and highly superficial, but in all cases, the basic question of "What are you selling" isn't answered clearly and concisely. I just don't get it but if the requirement is either;
A. Drink the ICO cool-aid and you'll get it
B. "You have to think beyond how they'll sell to consumers, these are like platforms with boundless potential"
Then I don't want to get it, because ambiguity is definitely something investors should avoid.