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Slackjore: /* External links */ added link to new SEC doc

2019-04-04T17:19:34Z

‎External links: added link to new SEC doc

Slackjore: /* The fields in the application form */ updated link

2019-01-21T23:09:49Z

‎The fields in the application form: updated link

Slackjore: /* @pmiklos */ updated twitter handle

2019-01-21T23:07:07Z

‎@pmiklos: updated twitter handle

Slackjore: /* Directory */ updated link

2019-01-21T23:05:04Z

‎Directory: updated link

Slackjore: updated name/link

2019-01-21T22:59:45Z

updated name/link

Slackjore: updated name

2019-01-21T17:58:47Z

updated name

Punqtured: 51 revisions imported

2019-01-19T22:19:48Z

51 revisions imported

Slackjore: /* New assets/tokens in your wallet */ changed wording

2018-09-23T06:02:17Z

‎New assets/tokens in your wallet: changed wording

Slackjore: /* New assets/tokens in your wallet */ added section re hiding assets with v.2.6.0

2018-09-23T05:54:31Z

‎New assets/tokens in your wallet: added section re hiding assets with v.2.6.0

Slackjore: added Section: Nousplatform ICO

2018-08-28T06:46:21Z

added Section: Nousplatform ICO

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 *https://www.coindesk.com/appcoin-law-part-1-icos-the-right-way/ re Howey test
 *https://www.coindesk.com/secs-munchee-order-recipe-securities-law-violations/ SEC Munchee order (re Howey test)
 *https://titan-coin.com/?lang=en TitanCoin website

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 '''Auto-destroy:''' If you check this box, it means that any new assets/tokens sent to their defining address become unspendable, like sending something to a black hole.
-'''Add asset details to asset directory:''' Look at an asset directory example<ref>https://byteball.market/#!/assets/ZWlbZhl6C9IsV3biDC+ngzsLq58mQ0hbwWyLBLpFLQc=</ref> to see what this means.
+'''Add asset details to asset directory:''' Look at an asset directory example<ref>https://asset.obyte.app/#!/assets/ZWlbZhl6C9IsV3biDC+ngzsLq58mQ0hbwWyLBLpFLQc=</ref> to see what this means.
 '''Short name:''' This would be the "Credits" part of "Credits by Jore Bohne".

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 ==Name registries==
 ====@pmiklos====
-This registry is operated by Peter Miklos who also runs Obyte Asset Registry<ref>https://asset.obyte.app</ref> and a similar bot. Contact Peter directly on Slack<ref>https://obyte.slack.com</ref> or on Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ByteballMarket</ref> to register your token.
+This registry is operated by Peter Miklos who also runs Obyte Asset Registry<ref>https://asset.obyte.app</ref> and a similar bot. Contact Peter directly on Slack<ref>https://obyte.slack.com</ref> or on Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ObyteProgrammer</ref> to register your token.
 * Registration policy.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQnpiwTipnBgrhSJcELOYYAOa3mTLZbmLmOebbtHFJFrfgHtlsNNZ9MPEGafvtuTnVAyfWukwu_hYSB/pub</ref>

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 ===Directory===
-There is an asset/token directory<ref>https://byteball.market/#!/assets</ref> where you can view details of the new assets/tokens.
+There is an asset/token directory<ref>https://asset.obyte.app/#!/assets</ref> where you can view details of the new assets/tokens.
 ==Fractional ownership==

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 <blockquote>Users can issue new assets and define rules that govern their transferability. The rules can include spending restrictions such as a requirement for each transfer to be cosigned by the issuer of the asset, which is one way for financial institutions to comply with existing regulations. Users can also issue assets whose transfers are not published to the database, and therefore not visible to third parties. Instead, the information about the transfer is exchanged privately between users, and only a hash of the transaction and a spend proof (to prevent double-spends) are published to the database.<ref>https://obyte.org/Byteball.pdf abstract</ref></blockquote>
-==Byteball Asset Manager==
+==Obyte Asset Registry==
 [[File:Zwib.png|thumb|upright=0.69]]
 Here you can create your own token/asset. You must also register<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQnpiwTipnBgrhSJcELOYYAOa3mTLZbmLmOebbtHFJFrfgHtlsNNZ9MPEGafvtuTnVAyfWukwu_hYSB/pub</ref> it before the name (instead of the hash) will display in a wallet.
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 ==Name registries==
 ====@pmiklos====
-This registry is operated by Peter Miklos who also runs Byteball Asset Manager<ref>https://byteball.market</ref> and a similar bot. Contact Peter directly on Slack<ref>https://byteball.slack.com</ref> or on Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ByteballMarket</ref> to register your token.
+This registry is operated by Peter Miklos who also runs Obyte Asset Registry<ref>https://asset.obyte.app</ref> and a similar bot. Contact Peter directly on Slack<ref>https://obyte.slack.com</ref> or on Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ByteballMarket</ref> to register your token.
 * Registration policy.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQnpiwTipnBgrhSJcELOYYAOa3mTLZbmLmOebbtHFJFrfgHtlsNNZ9MPEGafvtuTnVAyfWukwu_hYSB/pub</ref>
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 ==External links==
-*https://byteball.market Byteball Asset Market
+*https://asset.obyte.app Obyte Asset Registry
 *https://steemit.com/byteball/@byteball.market/byteball-asset-registration-and-issuance-under-the-hood
 *https://steemit.com/byteball/@byteball.market/how-to-create-byteball-assets-the-issuer

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-'''"Asset" in financial community = "token" in non-financial community.''' The words '''asset, coin, currency''' and '''token''' are all synonymous here to some extent, in that each refers to funds on the Byteball platform.
+'''"Asset" in financial community = "token" in non-financial community.''' The words '''asset, coin, currency''' and '''token''' are all synonymous here to some extent, in that each refers to funds on the Obyte platform.
-There is a separate [[Token]] article that concentrates on the five kinds of tokens on the Byteball platform with zero or tiny monetary value, rather than those used more financially.
+There is a separate [[Token]] article that concentrates on the five kinds of tokens on the Obyte platform with zero or tiny monetary value, rather than those used more financially.
 ==From the white paper==
-<blockquote>Users can issue new assets and define rules that govern their transferability. The rules can include spending restrictions such as a requirement for each transfer to be cosigned by the issuer of the asset, which is one way for financial institutions to comply with existing regulations. Users can also issue assets whose transfers are not published to the database, and therefore not visible to third parties. Instead,the information about the transfer is exchanged privately between users, and only a hash of the transaction and a spend proof (to prevent double-spends) are published to the database.<ref>https://byteball.org/Byteball.pdf abstract</ref></blockquote>
+<blockquote>Users can issue new assets and define rules that govern their transferability. The rules can include spending restrictions such as a requirement for each transfer to be cosigned by the issuer of the asset, which is one way for financial institutions to comply with existing regulations. Users can also issue assets whose transfers are not published to the database, and therefore not visible to third parties. Instead, the information about the transfer is exchanged privately between users, and only a hash of the transaction and a spend proof (to prevent double-spends) are published to the database.<ref>https://obyte.org/Byteball.pdf abstract</ref></blockquote>
 ==Byteball Asset Manager==
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 ====Serious reasons====
-* '''As part of a well-conceived business plan:''' But think it through. People with zero experience using a crypto wallet are not likely to embrace the idea of exchanging Byteball tokens in '''any''' business setting. Maybe in a few years from now, but not currently.
+* '''As part of a well-conceived business plan:''' But think it through. People with zero experience using a crypto wallet are not likely to embrace the idea of exchanging Obyte tokens in '''any''' business setting. Maybe in a few years from now, but not currently.
 * '''Family tokens, personal tokens, social tokens:''' See the [[token]] page for details.
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 '''Description:''' Put your purpose for the coin. There is no need to disclose confidential parts of your business plan, but be as helpful as possible to people who will look this up.
-'''Issuer name:''' In "Credits by Jore Bohne" this is "Jore Bohne". You may want to use the name that gives the most credibility to your token. If you have [[identity_verification|verified your identity]] with the Byteball bot, it is best to use that name. A name registry can easily use that verified identity to register you as a coin issuer. You can also use a different bot-attested identity, like a Steem username.<ref>https://steemit.com/crypto/@byteball.market/user-identification-in-byteball-attestations</ref>
+'''Issuer name:''' In "Credits by Jore Bohne" this is "Jore Bohne". You may want to use the name that gives the most credibility to your token. If you have [[identity_verification|verified your identity]] with the Obyte bot, it is best to use that name. A name registry can easily use that verified identity to register you as a coin issuer. You can also use a different bot-attested identity, like a Steem username.<ref>https://steemit.com/crypto/@byteball.market/user-identification-in-byteball-attestations</ref>
 ===Publish===
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 * Registration policy.<ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQnpiwTipnBgrhSJcELOYYAOa3mTLZbmLmOebbtHFJFrfgHtlsNNZ9MPEGafvtuTnVAyfWukwu_hYSB/pub</ref>
-* A recent registration record.<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#IYeNVOvVeP8X9hDx3LgPu48MCTVbeo8S/NJM0vIAY14=</ref>
+* A recent registration record.<ref>https://explorer.obyte.org/#IYeNVOvVeP8X9hDx3LgPu48MCTVbeo8S/NJM0vIAY14=</ref>
 ==New assets==
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 ! Asset !! Contact !! Notes
 |-
-| Zwibs <ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#ZWlbZhl6C9IsV3biDC+ngzsLq58mQ0hbwWyLBLpFLQc=</ref> || @slackjore || first new asset on platform
+| Zwibs <ref>https://explorer.obyte.org/#ZWlbZhl6C9IsV3biDC+ngzsLq58mQ0hbwWyLBLpFLQc=</ref> || @slackjore || first new asset on platform
 |-
-| CK1<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#3kc7H8A2oiWr9mv7AcWJeLCA0Cp8c3BLK04kYQ+5pfU=</ref> || @cryptkeeper || community asset with membership-like features such as special discounts at webshops
+| CK1<ref>https://explorer.obyte.org/#3kc7H8A2oiWr9mv7AcWJeLCA0Cp8c3BLK04kYQ+5pfU=</ref> || @cryptkeeper || community asset with membership-like features such as special discounts at webshops
 |-
-| Scamcups<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#LScaMCupXYOxp7hJpo6XfHqyAdHVtcvpU9uaLrAV+oI=</ref> || @chainsaw || first asset with '''great''' random name in hash (LScaMCup...)
+| Scamcups<ref>https://explorer.obyte.org/#LScaMCupXYOxp7hJpo6XfHqyAdHVtcvpU9uaLrAV+oI=</ref> || @chainsaw || first asset with '''great''' random name in hash (LScaMCup...)
 |}
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 ===Just do it===
-You can simply [[send]] your new (unrestricted) assets/tokens to '''any''' Byteball address, with no chat or contract needed. Copy the address, open the Send [[tab]], find the asset/token in your drop-down box, paste the address, enter the amount, and click Send.
+You can simply [[send]] your new (unrestricted) assets/tokens to '''any''' Obyte address, with no chat or contract needed. Copy the address, open the Send [[tab]], find the asset/token in your drop-down box, paste the address, enter the amount, and click Send.
 Caution: Be careful to send the right asset/token. Don't send someone 4 GB by mistake when you mean to send 4 Zingos. Not joking. Double-check.
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 With platform version 2.1, you can send any public asset -- including your newly-created one -- by [[textcoin]].
-With version 2.3, you can send any private asset -- including Blackbytes -- by digital file using email, WhatsApp etc. The recipient does not even need to have Byteball installed yet.<ref>https://medium.com/byteball/private-textcoins-6a2288d80757</ref>
+With version 2.3, you can send any private asset -- including Blackbytes -- by digital file using email, WhatsApp etc. The recipient does not even need to have Obyte installed yet.<ref>https://medium.com/byteball/private-textcoins-6a2288d80757</ref>
 ===Transaction fees===
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 Tokenization is the process of converting fractional-ownership rights to an asset into a digital token on a distributed ledger. There is great interest by financial intermediaries and technologists around the world in figuring out how to move real-world assets onto blockchains to gain the advantages of cryptocurrencies while keeping the characteristics of the asset.<ref> https://www.nasdaq.com/article/how-tokenization-is-putting-real-world-assets-on-blockchains-cm767952</ref>
-===Byteball tokens===
+===Obyte tokens===
-Could the Byteball platform be utilised in various fractional-ownership schemes? Possibly. But management, asset security and maintenance etc, complicate the picture. It would not be as straightforward as the uses seen so far.
+Could the Obyte platform be utilised in various fractional-ownership schemes? Possibly. But management, asset security and maintenance etc, complicate the picture. It would not be as straightforward as the uses seen so far.
 ==ICO bot==
-TitanCoin is the first use of our ICO bot which was published on github just recently.<ref>https://github.com/byteball/ico-bot</ref> The bot is designed to help entrepreneurs raise funds and distribute their tokens, easily and securely. The current version (2018-01-07) now accepts BTC and ETH in addition to Bytes. The tokens are issued immediately after the payment is confirmed.
+TitanCoin was the first use of our ICO bot which was published on github just recently.<ref>https://github.com/byteball/ico-bot</ref> The bot is designed to help entrepreneurs raise funds and distribute their tokens, easily and securely. The current version (2018-01-07) now accepts BTC and ETH in addition to Bytes. The tokens are issued immediately after the payment is confirmed.
 ===Identity verification for ICOs===
-[[Identity verification]] is now (after 18 January 2018) possible in your Byteball wallet, where you can selectively reveal some or all of name, date of birth, country, ID number, ID type to a coin issuer. The general process links a real-world identity to a specific single-address wallet, so you can still be anonymous to the coin-issuer but the coin-issuer can be confident that your real-world identity is attested. This has important KYC implications.
+[[Identity verification]] is now (after 18 January 2018) possible in your Obyte wallet, where you can selectively reveal some or all of name, date of birth, country, ID number, ID type to a coin issuer. The general process links a real-world identity to a specific single-address wallet, so you can still be anonymous to the coin-issuer but the coin-issuer can be confident that your real-world identity is attested. This has important KYC implications.
 ==The ICO craze==
 <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfjgcI8xX3A</youtube>
-This must-watch 9-minute video from Andreas Antonopoulos explains how ICOs will disrupt financial technology all across the spectrum; how almost all ICOs currently are bad; how regulators will try but won't be able to keep with new innovations and their rules will be unenforceable anyway; how society has to wade through hundreds of losing imvestments in order to finally learn what is a good ICO [[invest]]ment.
+This must-watch 9-minute video from Andreas Antonopoulos explains how ICOs will disrupt financial technology all across the spectrum; how almost all ICOs currently are bad; how regulators will try but won't be able to keep with new innovations and their rules will be unenforceable anyway; how society has to wade through hundreds of losing investments in order to finally learn what is a good ICO [[invest]]ment.
 ==Regulation==
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 ===China===
-On September 4, 2017, the People's Bank of China declared all ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) illegal.<ref>http://www.pbc.gov.cn/goutongjiaoliu/113456/113469/3374222/index.html</ref> A report from September 10 said this may be "only temporary, until local financial regulators introduce necessary regulatory frameworks and policies for both ICO investors and projects."<ref>https://www.cointelegraph.com/news/china-ban-on-ico-is-temporary-licensing-to-be-introduced-official</ref> How this applies to any new asset issued on the Byteball platform is not clear.
+On September 4, 2017, the People's Bank of China declared all ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) illegal.<ref>http://www.pbc.gov.cn/goutongjiaoliu/113456/113469/3374222/index.html</ref> A report from September 10 said this may be "only temporary, until local financial regulators introduce necessary regulatory frameworks and policies for both ICO investors and projects."<ref>https://www.cointelegraph.com/news/china-ban-on-ico-is-temporary-licensing-to-be-introduced-official</ref> How this applies to any new asset issued on the Obyte platform is not clear.
 ==Bitcointalk copypasta==
 Source<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.0</ref>
-'''5/29 from tonych:''' Developer guide for issuing new assets on Byteball: https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Issuing-assets-on-Byteball
+'''5/29 from tonych:''' Developer guide for issuing new assets on [Obyte]: https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Issuing-assets-on-Byteball
-'''5/30 response:''' It's the same purpose as ethereum tokens, except the feature is built natively in Byteball and you don't need to write a smart-contract to manage the assets you emitted.
+'''5/30 response:''' It's the same purpose as ethereum tokens, except the feature is built natively in [Obyte] and you don't need to write a smart-contract to manage the assets you emitted.
 '''5/30 from tonych (post #8739):''' [Examples] ICOs, shares, bonds, fiat-pegged coins, loyalty points, minutes of airtime, assets in online games, whatever you can imagine. [How traded and where] They can be immediately traded P2P via smart contracts (same as blackbytes).

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 So, please don't send your new assets/tokens to someone without asking them first if they want them.
-====Hide assets/tokens====
+====Hidden assets====
 Starting with version 2.6.0, you can hide from display unused or junk assets. Goodbye NastyBytes!

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 You started off with 0 Bytes in your wallet. Later, you probably got some Bytes, and maybe some blackbytes. At present, maybe you also have some fun-coins from the free faucet. If you click the Send tab, you'll see a drop-down menu, and you can spend from any of your asset types.
-Note that these listed asset/token types remain, even if the balance of one particular asset/token is zero. So every time someone receives some Zingos, the Zingo asset/token type gets added to their wallet asset/token list, indelibly so for now. After a few of these, if they don't really want all these coin types, they act as spam.
+Note that these listed asset/token types remain, even if the balance of one particular asset/token is zero. So every time someone receives some Zingos, the Zingo asset/token type gets added to their wallet asset/token list, indelibly so for now [but see section just below]. After a few of these, if they don't really want all these coin types, they act as spam.
 So, please don't send your new assets/tokens to someone without asking them first if they want them.
 ===Directory===

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 | Zwibs <ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#ZWlbZhl6C9IsV3biDC+ngzsLq58mQ0hbwWyLBLpFLQc=</ref> || @slackjore || first new asset on platform
 |-
-| CK1<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#3kc7H8A2oiWr9mv7AcWJeLCA0Cp8c3BLK04kYQ+5pfU=</ref> || @cryptkeeper || community asset with membership-like features like special discounts at webshops
+| CK1<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#3kc7H8A2oiWr9mv7AcWJeLCA0Cp8c3BLK04kYQ+5pfU=</ref> || @cryptkeeper || community asset with membership-like features such as special discounts at webshops
 |-
 | Scamcups<ref>https://explorer.byteball.org/#LScaMCupXYOxp7hJpo6XfHqyAdHVtcvpU9uaLrAV+oI=</ref> || @chainsaw || first asset with '''great''' random name in hash (LScaMCup...)
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 ===Worldopoly===
-See Wiki article [[Chatbot#Worldopoly_ICO|Chatbot]] Section ''Worldopoly ICO'' for details
+See Wiki article [[Chatbot#Worldopoly_ICO|Chatbot]] Section ''Worldopoly_ICO'' for details
 ===Just do it===