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LAST MONTH IN QUARRY (JUNE)

The past few weeks have been an exciting time for the wide world of blockchain! Bitcoin regains some of it’s former glory, and the rest of the cryptocurrencies followed suit. Dogecoin had a decent surge going due to it’s recent listing on Binance, and venture capitalists acquire new tastes for investing in upstart decentralized projects.

June’s Top 5 Posts

  1. Litecoin Could Become A Privacy Coin This Year | Crypto Briefing by Joao Carreira
  2. Analyst: Bitcoin May Drop as Low as $5,400 Before Bears Take Full Control, Here’s Why | NewsBTC by Kuldeep3818
  3. What Block.One Announced About EOS On June 1st | Ethereum World News by Subhankar
  4. Chainlink skyrockets 117% after listings on Coinbase Pro and Coinbase retail | CryptoSlate by Mr KhÆñ
  5. You Should Know More About Crypto By Now! | Medium @dahunsi.oyedele by JC

In Addition

We’ve also finished our whitepaper for Quarry! It’s not quite ready to be published onto our official channels, but you should see a version of it this month on the official Quarry website (http://quarry.city). It’s a whopper, and I’m excited to show you it to you guys and to discuss in detail where Quarry is heading! When it’s published, there may be a surprise to come along with it.

Until next time: Quarry on, dudes.

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Last Week in Quarry, April 30th

Howdy folks! Welcome back to another Last Week in Quarry, I’ve got another great post for you today on the comings and goings of the Token Block Friend and Quarry world.

Airdrops Update

A few people have been asking about payouts from airdrops in the app. So I’ve created a report based on my own successes regarding all the cryptocurrency airdrops we’ve tried to showcase in the app. You may find that Google Sheets report by tapping or clicking here.

Read more about airdrops

The Highlights

  • Meet the Man Who Bought Bitcoin in 2009

It’s hard to face up to the honest truth, that in 2009 BTC was priced at a mere $0.01. “If only I’d known it’d be worth what it is now!” We say to ourselves… but don’t kick yourself too hard, gambling on the future is not an easy thing to do successfully, let alone repeatedly. That’s why it’s called gambling.

Posted by Quarrior: Sigit, Read in Quarry App

  • Binance Updates its White Paper to Address Quarterly Coin Burn

Why is this a big deal? Well, it kind of went under the radar. Whether the company has always been burning their excess in this way or they’ve begun doing it this way in an effort to improve or optimize remains to be seen. This does highlight a key concern of mine however: Crypto companies have very little operational oversight.

Posted by Quarrior: JC, Read in Quarry App

  • Comparing Cannabis Stocks with Cryptocurrencies

What do these two things have in common? Hype. Weed stocks have been on a roller-coaster — just like cryptos. But never forget: At least with stocks you’re buying a portion of a company and the company must either create value for its shareholders or die. Once a decentralized currency is released, the developers are not beholden to anyone, and most are looking for a quick cash grab exit.

Posted by Quarrior: KINNABIS CRYPTO, Read in Quarry App

Your thoughts are appreciated, please leave your thoughts in the comments section below!

blast from the past

Last Week in Quarry, April 22nd

boondoge Quarry, Updates

Last Week in Quarry, April 22nd

First things first: The results are in! We polled our Quarrior Telegrammers to find out if there was a preference for a dynamic or static ROX reward pool. Currently, the pool is statically set to 30,000 ROX, and divvied out according to individual influence (how many stakes you have measured against when an up-vote is placed). Out of 249 votes, 88% said ‘YES’ — thank you every one that participated!

Here’s what I’ve in mind to calculate a Dynamic Reward Pool for daily ROX rewards:

CONCEPT FORMULA FOR DYNAMIC REWARD POOL

Keep in mind this is not the exact formula, as what’s considered ‘Good Comments’ has to be formulaic in some way as well. But I think some kind of performance check is necessary to ensure quality engagement and controls. It’s also a preventative measure to keep Quarriors from submitting garbage comments (ie ‘Good’ ‘Great’ ‘This’ etc).

Your thoughts are appreciated, please message me your ideas and concerns (@boondoge on Telegram or help@quarry.rocks)!

editor’s choice: Top 5 Posts

  1. Harvard Invests Millions In Blockstack’s Token
  2. Crypto Exchange Poloniex Adds Support for USDT on Tron Blockchain
  3. The Crash of the Cryptocurrency Market; Is now the time to buy Bitcoin?
  4. BitForex Decides To Not Delist Bitcoin SV
  5. Bitcoin [BTC]: John McAfee reveals he received many emails from people claiming to be ‘Satoshi’
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Quarry App Spring Cleaning

In preparation for our upcoming update we’ve been cleaning up the app a little bit. Doing a little bit of pruning, if you will. Some of you may have come to find the comment section relatively unhelpful and containing the occasional spam message. This week we’ve taken the liberty of banning a few individuals, whom of which have been particularly annoying.

You may find the banned list here:

Am I Banned?

In the past we’ve maintained a particularly light touch when it comes to banning users from the app, preferring to ban types of content rather than individuals. Some users continue to abuse our patience, and so we’ve dealt with them accordingly.

If you’re wondering what metrics we used to ban or not to ban please check out our standards for Etiquette when posting and commenting in Quarry.

If you find yourself banned, you may appeal your sentence by emailing us at help@quarry.rocks — Please explain why your account should be reinstated and why you believe the Quarry community needs you.

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Who Wants to Live Furever?

Hello again my fellow Quarriors! With a little over a week left, this contest from the makers of CryptoKitties has garnered a lot of attention within Quarry, and I just wanted to take a moment to double-down on my claim: If Quarry wins this cat, 100% of proceeds from the sale will go to all of you!

If you haven’t signed up yet, it’s easy and only requires your email. Use my referral code, here: http://swee.ps/GTGRBBDQQ

How much could it be worth?

Hard to say, I’ve used a conservative estimate of $500, but it’s likely going to be worth much more than that.

Even if we don’t win, I highly encourage everyone to sign-up. We all have a chance to claim this little guy — no matter how small — and if you’re not big into CryptoKitties, here’s a little explanation for how it all works:

CryptoKitties is a game centered around breedable, collectible, and oh-so-adorable creatures we call CryptoKitties! Each cat is one-of-a-kind and 100% owned by you; it cannot be replicated, taken away, or destroyed. It’s is one of the world’s first games to be built on blockchain technology—the same breakthrough that makes things like Bitcoin and Ethereum possible. Bitcoin and ether are cryptocurrencies but CryptoKitties are crypto-collectibles. You can buy, sell, or trade your CryptoKitty like it was a traditional collectible, secure in the knowledge that blockchain will track ownership securely.

https://www.cryptokitties.co

So why is this contest a big deal?

This cat will be ‘Gen 0’, meaning that its traits could be highly valuable to the CryptoKitties community. Breeding is one way to make some solid ETH on their platform, and the more rare the more valuable the more money each one will go for. It all reminds me of the Beanie Babies fad in the ’90s.

Also, if Quarry wins this cat — I will do my best to use doge as the image inspiration… it’s all dependent on whether they’d let me do that or not.

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