As the title says, you can now finally go to AppStore with your Apple devices and grab iOS Telos wallet for free.
Due to long delivery times of parts for Xminers, and Pascal wanting to have a peaceful Christmas Holiday, Pascal decided to not take any more Xminer orders after Sunday, 7th of December, which was Yesterday.
If you however really, really want to get your hands on one before next year, you could ask from YourBrainOnBlockChain if they can still arrange you one.
Cointelegraph have released a sponsored article about the upcoming CryptoMages trading card game.
Now this is our chance to spread the Telos knowledge around by spreading this article everywhere as it seems Telos is not only one planning on getting blockchain based trading card game out, but we are ahead of such small named companies as microsoft, as in we are already at beta testing stage when they have only yet started.
As Pascal said – share until the fingers are bleeding.
Peertoro has a new offer which is somewhat similar to what Bitmain actually offered at one point, although in Bitmains case the deal never panned out well for the customers as far as I know, and it also was limited to a certain amount of profit right from beginning, which is not the case in Peertoros offer, which has unlimited profit prospect.
Thing is, you can from now on order some Hash Power to mine Bitcoin Subsidium (XBTX) from Peertoro, a minimum of 10 Kh/s up to the maximum of even 4 Mh/s.
The deal is that you pay once, and after that, there by default won’t be any more payments, but this power will mine XBTX to you all the way to eternity.
Except, there is a limit. If your ordered power is not able to mine at least one block of XBTX from bluepool during a month, then this deal will by default be canceled.
However, fear not, for before this deal is canceled, you are offered a chance to buy more Mining power so you wouldn’t lose your old deal.
So you could first buy just 10 Kh/s, and when one day it won’t be enough to get one block during a month, you can simply order another 10 Kh/s of mining power, and then this total of 20 Kh/s will be mining XBTX for you until one day again this 20 Kh/s won’t be able to get you a block during a month, at which point you will again be offered a chance to buy more mining power, and so it continues until you decide not to buy more mining power anymore.
At the time of writing this, the price for almost life-time 10 Kh/s costs only 47 600 Telos, and buying more power will be cheaper, as an example buying just 30 Kh/s will already be only 95 200 Telos, which is only double the price of 10 Kh/s.
Keep in mind that if I correctly recall from memory, Xminers mine at about 960 Kh/s power, so this is not a bad deal at all if you can’t afford the whole Xminer for yourself, or even if you can, since after all, you don’t need to take care of anything, nor pay the electricity or maintenance cost, or worry about machine breaking, just pick the profits and that’s it.
The price of bluebox has gone up and for a reason. Or actually, with the latest Telos prices, the price of Bluebox might have even gone down, depending on how you look at it.
Reason for the higher price for new Blueboxes nowadays is because they will be hosting 2 x 100k Telos nodes by default.
Current price for a bluebox, as time of writing this, is shown as 1 690 Euros, which makes me think that with current price of Telos coins it seems to me like the price of Blueboxes went down rather than up, for while you do need to pay more to get the bluebox for yourself from now on, buying those 200 000 Telos coins is not very cheap nowadays, making the price of the bluebox itself somewhat low.
Add to this the possibly coming points system mentioned in this news item, and one can wonder where is the price of Bluebox there anymore.
Melchionda Network made a video showing his Top 2 favorite Master Node coins.
TELOSNEWS.COM thinks that showing just the Top 1- Telos, had been enough, but then again, some people prefer putting their money into more than just one project, so why not show them the second option too, which in this case is Polis.
Video shortly describes a bit about Telos, and then shows how to set up a Telos node using their cryptoselfmade.com
The video itself is actually pretty good in being a very useful instructional video to show how to set up your own master nodes (with their service), but unfortunately, it is in the German language again. I hope he makes an English version of this too one day.
However, Youtube does have the auto-translate option, which makes you be able to pretty much follow his instructions, especially since video is any way at the same time showing what he is doing. Of course, translation is not perfect however like translation insists on talking about Telescopes all the time.
Lucky Sevens Monday article this time wraps up quite nicely the latest progress and things that are about to happen in Transcendence/Telos world.
To read it, check any of the below links: