I'm very dissapointed that the important questions I've asked days ago remain unanswered as well as how you've sidestepped some of my previous queries.
I like this project but a lack of *detailed* transparency about how funds raised will be used and in what amounts as well as a failure to answer my prior questions leave me skeptical about this project.
If you could respond to my queries I'd have my faith in this project restored but for now I see significant red flags in a good idea.
Hello Joskye. As with all startups, most of the cost of building a successful sustainable business in Tech involves paying for 2 things, developers and for promotion of the service. So to answer your question, developers will need to upgrade software and other services and then there is the issue of actually finding new providers (like Youku) and convincing them to participate in the project.
What you as investor should be asking is, why will BCDN have any value? They will have value because they are the tokens used for payment (providers pay) and miners will be paid tokens.
The real issue is 1) Can BlockCDN attract paying customers (I have some concerns here); and 2) Can BlockCDN deliver the technology (I have less of a concern here). I actually think the best outcome for BlockCDN is a merger or acquisition with a traditional CDN provider with global market coverage.
Hi Meeekz,
Good to see you posting again

Have you see BlockCDN's partnerships which can be found in 'Meet the Team'?
https://medium.com/@BlockCDN/meet-the-team-bb6a1818c84#.raw4czpq7If you scroll down you will see that BlockCDN is partnered with Weiyi (The One network) - who have worked with many clients - including Youku.
This is why you should not be concerned.
http://www.wy.cn/cases.htmlThe price that BlockCDN will be able to offer it's clients, over traditional CDN, will be very compelling and we expect there to be significant interested in the offering.
yes, we also expect that other CDN providers will be attracted.
Also - I have fixed the Member Signature.