Decentralized prediction market posts detailed report on $5.2M crowdsale(augur.net)
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Decentralized prediction market posts detailed report on $5.2M crowdsale
http://www.augur.net/blog/the-crowdsale-what-s-new-and-what-s-next
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The reason I'm excited for this product, is the possibility of using the internet to gather information about the future. InTrade tried to do this a decade ago, but its centralized structure and its market maker algorithm made it harder to use with more thinly traded ideas. The internet is full of people who express their opinions about the future, what this does is allows anyone anywhere to use the wisdom of the crowds to gain better insight about the future.
I'm a member of the Augur team and just wanted to introduce myself, my name is Tony Sakich and I handle Marketing and some Business Development. I'm a long-time lurker but have recently made a few posts about Augur, trying to only post informative updates, of which is this one so I'm glad it was posted by a friend.
We've had a pretty great 2015 and we have also made some other updates that we didn't focus on due to the crowdsale's success. Augur is moving toward partnership with IBM Watson and that we have been in discussion with four major European banks have verbally expressed interest in participating in the crowdsale. These items and much more are in the post which I encourage anyone interested in the project to read.
Additionally, if this post picks up some steam on the dialogue front, I'm going to reach out to our lead developers to answer some questions if possible.
The ending of the crowdsale meant that the primary focus immediately shifted completely to Development. The Open Source nature of Augur is essential for the project to exist, so we hope that there are some interested in contributing within this community. If anyone would like an invitation to our Slack group please just contact me and I can make it happen. I'm @TonySwish on Twitter and the project itself can be found @AugurProject on Twitter and on GitHub at https://github.com/AugurProject. The official website is http://augur.net and the demo is at http://demo.augur.net
I didn't want to make a post like this until the crowdsale was over as for us getting contributors to the project is our #1 goal.
We've had a pretty great 2015 and we have also made some other updates that we didn't focus on due to the crowdsale's success. Augur is moving toward partnership with IBM Watson and that we have been in discussion with four major European banks have verbally expressed interest in participating in the crowdsale. These items and much more are in the post which I encourage anyone interested in the project to read.
Additionally, if this post picks up some steam on the dialogue front, I'm going to reach out to our lead developers to answer some questions if possible.
The ending of the crowdsale meant that the primary focus immediately shifted completely to Development. The Open Source nature of Augur is essential for the project to exist, so we hope that there are some interested in contributing within this community. If anyone would like an invitation to our Slack group please just contact me and I can make it happen. I'm @TonySwish on Twitter and the project itself can be found @AugurProject on Twitter and on GitHub at https://github.com/AugurProject. The official website is http://augur.net and the demo is at http://demo.augur.net
I didn't want to make a post like this until the crowdsale was over as for us getting contributors to the project is our #1 goal.