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Nov 13, 2018

Resolution

Over the past year we have developed and deployed compound next-generation token and converter peg contracts which allow users to seamlessly toggle between multiple token feature-sets, weighted multisignature general-purpose oracle contracts, registry pylon contracts for output/call diffusion and aggregation, stake-based voting and signal contracts and applications, the autobid and redemption…

Blockchain

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Dec 7, 2017

Delphi’s Autobid Contract: What it Means for our Community

When our team originally conceived of the Autobid contract, we realized that one of the things that excites us the most is that we might be able to play a small part in helping to inspire a new wave of projects that are increasingly interested in a more fair and…

Blockchain

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Blockchain

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Dec 6, 2017

Economics of the Autobid Contract

The Autobid contract that we have developed as our token distribution mechanism offers many clear benefits from the users’ perspectives, but there are a few interesting advantages that have to do with the economic properties/implications of the model which might not be so obvious at first glance. …

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Economics of the Autobid Contract
Economics of the Autobid Contract
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Dec 5, 2017

Autobid FAQ

We’re very excited to be using an Autobid contract to distribute our PHI tokens, but since it is a new approach, we recognize that there are going to be quite a few questions that people have regarding it. Here are a few of our answers. Q: What are the advantages…

Ethereum

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Ethereum

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Dec 4, 2017

The Autobid Contract

Token Distribution 2.0 — Update: The Autobid contract has expired. It’s time to face reality: the traditional ICO model isn’t perfect. Even though the standard ICO approach can be very useful for fundraising (which is great because it can help teams bootstrap new projects in crypto), and it can help with distributing projects’ tokens to interested communities of users or…

Blockchain

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Nov 7, 2017

Taking a Step Back

We spent a lot of time thinking about how we could make the most people happy with our Delphi Systems token auction and distribution, and we were proud of what we came up with. …

Ethereum

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Ethereum

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Oct 31, 2017

PHI: The Oracle Coin

Here at Delphi Systems, we’re building distributed oracle technologies. But rather than trying to build an oracle consensus network (like what Augur is doing) we have decided to focus on providing an oracle development framework and marketplace. …

Blockchain

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Blockchain

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Oct 27, 2017

FAQ About Delphi’s Token Auction

UPDATE: Delphi has decided to use an Autobid contract as a next-generation token-distribution mechanism. The excerpts from this page which are no longer true or relevant have been removed or replaced, to minimize confusion. Q: How many tokens are being distributed? A: There will only ever be 30 million PHI tokens. We are auctioning 20 million of these to the community via the Autobid contract. Q: How can I get some of those bounty rewards? A: Read more about our new Bounty Program here, or…

Blockchain

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Blockchain

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Oct 26, 2017

Our Team, Our Vision: Part Two

At Delphi, we are trying to do things a little differently than most other companies and projects in the space. …

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Blockchain

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Oct 25, 2017

The Systems of Delphi

One week from today, we will begin the auction of our compound token (PHI). Based on the incredibly powerful MiniMe token design, which has been extended to enable inexpensive and lightweight transfers with a minimal component, this represents the most sophisticated token implementation on the Ethereum blockchain to date. …

Blockchain

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Blockchain

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