>Jonny: Very excited to tease some screenshots of our fully working dApp on Ropsten. These screenshots aren't mock-ups, rather the working dApp (built in React) running in Chrome. First screenshot is the dashboard, the first screen you're shown when browsing to the dApp. Top graph is the amount of LINK you have staked, including your rewards; bottom graph is just showing the rewards earnt and then more simply the distribution of your LINK spread across the nodes you've staked on. Now to the second screenshot, the owners dashboard! - The top left is the amount of share tokens you have, and this amount directly reflects how much you've contributed but increased with us distributing unsold amounts to you all! - The middle panel, "Contract LINK Balance", shows how much LINK you've got in the owners contract ready for you to withdraw. If that shows more than 0, you can withdraw the amount instantly to your wallet. - Third panel is the amount of LINK in total you've withdrawn from the owners contract, so over time this will carry on to grow, showing the amount of total LINK you've gained from your share tokens. Hopefully the distribution history and claim tokens panel sheds far more light onto the distribution process that we detailed in the last contract update article. It shows how many LINK tokens are being distributed, the amount of owners its being distributed to and the amount of owners who've already claimed. The claim tokens panel then provides a simple interface for you to claim your tokens, or even claim them for everyone else, finishing the distribution cycle. The screenshot of the owners dashboard is from one of our two LinkPool wallets. It won't be much longer until you can browse this dApp for yourself, stake LINK on Ropsten and earn real rewards as if we're live on main-net!
LINKPOOL DASHBOARD
>pool your useless tokens together to make a node that important users wont extend trust to anyway
>1480 LINK ~ $285,489.53
>$192/LINK
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Good point. Just stinked 100k link.
Are these niggers still taking 30%?
You have 11, 12 days left biz.
That looks like the price per linkpool share, not link.
so how much are they valuing one LinkPool share? $192?
looks to be set to the price of eth, since jonny said its 1:1 from what you contributed
hey niggeranus what do you see link price at eoy ?
how do i buy linkpool shares
25
Go to bed NiggerAnus
You'll have to buy them off people who bought them at ico. They won't be traded on exchanges.
Holy shit. I'm going to be rich
Anyone working on a competing Linkpool dApp?
There isn't a trustless way to do it yet, the shares contract supports using decentralised exchanges, it just needs one to be built to support it.
is it not an eth token? IDAX?
While Linkpool is great Thomas already said its their goal to create something a brainlet can run.
yes, their rep and sharing system might be good, but their 25% is greedy as fuck.
it reminds me of the first initial ark delegates which shared 65% cause they could do whatever the fuck they wanted (right now its between 90-99%).
$1032 by eod dec. 31. Screencap this. Further proof i am NiggerAnus provided.
johnny why don't you drop some good info instead of shilling your piece of shit scam
25% also accounts for potential penalties, you could lose links while running your own node
Why are these greedy fucks taking a 25% cut?
to add to my comment, when link is profitable you will see node pooling competition (so we can all access high profile contracts), to the point they will have to adjust accordingly. you can bet we will see 1-3% margins and that's it. at the end of the day, we all profit from pooling.
Main net tomorrow?
nobody really knows the type of penalty expected. if the penalties are that big, just means the link token values exponentially.
>users wont extend trust
What is trustlessness for 1,000 EOY, Alex.
Remind me what niggeranus predicted again?
There are so many larpers I cant remember them all
I remember familylarp, is this him?
thank you bro hope we all get rich
you realise that this isn't a typical mining pool and they're doing literally everything for you right?
Who ares user? They already missed the boat.Crowdsale particpants will sit upon an iron thrown. No linkpoolers will work, they will plow, they will reap. We will sit like an effendi and eat
they should be. but honestly tigermommy will make it easy for anyone to stake without paying 25% fees to kikepool
>built in React
Holy shit linkpoolies on suicide watch
Good luck competing with linkpool's staked linkies and reputation.. lololol
Why do you stake Link for a 25% fee instead of staking any of the many coins available on stakecube for
>this NPC is not very up to date with technologies
This is not a typical mining pool. Staking is by far more complex
is this the sort of thing where I'd run a Raspberry PI or what?
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Wtf
If you have to ask... join a pool. You will lose all your link if you dont have some sys admin skills.
Exactly. The only people who should be able to claim that 25% is too big of a cut, are people who have setup nodes, stress tested them, established failover procedures, understand the very real issues with ETH client performance, have failover ETH client procedures, have created their own adaptors or at least know how to integrate open source adaptors, sourced and understand the costs associated with private data sources as well as explored created custom adaptors for private feeds, have spun up nodes in multiple data centers for redundancy, and are ready to go with creating a reputation across multiple 3rd party reputation providers on day 1.
If that is not you, shutup. Next option is using a NaaS service, in which case LinkPool owners still profit.
when someone offers your service for 3-5% you will adapt Johnny ;)
You're code is gonna get forked on day one for a fraction of the percentage you are charging.
Not Jonny, but he won't need to, because they will be out of business inside 3 months with those margins, and when they disappear they're taking your link with them.
Any idea how much it costs a month to have all the infrastructure in place required to perform the service? If you can pay for that with a 3% cut, that means the volume of requests will be so high that we'll all make it regardless.
I'm guessing you didn't know that LinkPool was designed so that owners can vote to reduce the cut in such a situation regardless.
You realise that you won't be able to just copy and paste to create another staking service, and code ! = infrastructure, right?
why is your lazy ass not making a competing service that only takes 24.99%?
Have you ever used AWS, Azure, or GCP?
They have made things incredibly simple.