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Hi,

Really liked the Tezos project,

However I am trying to find out who are the core team members as of today? Where can I find such information?

Thanks

Coinone exchange was mentioned yesterday in New York Times article. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/20/technology/cryptocurrency-investor-losses.html

"In South Korea, the biggest exchanges opened storefronts to make investment easier for people who didn’t feel comfortable doing it online. The offices of one big exchange, Coinone, had just one customer walk in during a two-hour period in the middle of the day last week. An employee, Yu Ji-Hoon, said, “The prices of the digital tokens have fallen so much that people seem to feel upset.”

Interesting concept of participatory governance using tech as a parallel to AB's post on Futarchy.

https://www.technologyreview.com/s/611816/the-simple-but-ingenious-system-taiwan-uses-to-crowdsource-its-laws

"While only 200,000 people have so far taken part in a vTaiwan discussion, nearly five million of the country’s 23 million inhabitants are already on Join. More than 10,000 voted on a recent proposal that advocated caning as a punishment for drunk driving, sexual assault, and child abuse."

"vTaiwan’s website boasts that as of August 2018, it had been used in 26 cases, with 80 percent resulting in “decisive government action.” As well as inspiring regulations for Uber and for online alcohol sales, it has led to an act that creates a “fintech sandbox,” a space for small-scale technological experiments within Taiwan’s otherwise tightly regulated financial system."

Video: https://youtu.be/4ptbvugf7xE

We talk with Bo Byrd from Tezzigator - He explains some of the new features Tezzigator is offering with their Tezos Baking Service. He does a screen share and explains different aspects of the Tezzigator website. Bo also talks about potential fee increase for Tezzigator. Bo explains Tezos Baking Rewards cycles and how Tezzigator pays out the rewards automatically - however this is not the case for every baker - choose your baker wisely.

Tezos Boston Meetup: http://meetu.ps/e/FHmlK/Ckgfj/f

as per title. thanks

Hello,

I currently have 16000 xtz and my first endorsing is plan tomorrow.

So, I have more than 5000 xtz not currently making babies xtz ! I was thinking waiting for the bakechain marketplace but we don't have any due date for the release.

I'm looking for someone who would like to delegate 4000xtz ! I would prefere someone French in order to make the communication easier.

Of course, I will share the reward according to our agreement to be define before the delegation (Cycle payment ? / Monthly payment, it's up to you. I'm thinking applying a 3% fees just to be sure to cover my fee.

I'm someone trustable, I will pay your reward in any case. I really want Tezos to succeed and will never try to scam someone.

I will prefer someone French in order to invite you in my friend group.

If you are interested, just let me know.

Have a good day,

Alex.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/apples-steve-wozniak-plans-to-get-involved-in-blockchain-project-for-first-time

There are several different communities and/or companies calling themselves as foundations and associations. I’ve already seen Tezos Foundation, of course, Tezos Commons Foundations, T2 Foundation, Association for the Tezos Protocol and I bet I’ve seen some more of them. But what they for? I mean, OK, TF is our boss and god, but what about Commons, T2, AFTP and others? As I understand all this stuff - they are separated communities, acting on their own interests. If it’s not so - could you please make it clear who stands for what and what they gonna do in future?

https://i.redd.it/802mt26ccfh11.jpg

I am looking for a coin to get into and have enough crypto to buy the 10k required for "baking" but I'm not sure what that is even.

I have a Vechain Strength X node and like how I got in on that project on the ground floor. Only a few thousand people ever will own an X node like mine.

I'd like to gamble on an up and coming crypto. And tezos sparked my attention after I read about it in wired magazine.

Can someone give me an ELI5 on tezos and baking, so that I can determine if jumping into this crypto is right for me. I've browsed the whitepaper but like I said, I'm unfamiliar with what most of this stuff means, but it's ability to adapt is what interests me the most.