Quote from: CryptoPromotions on September 24, 2017, 03:18:53 PM

explain to me what is Tise.Network? is this another social network?

Ties.Network is an Ethereum-based business platform for the crypto community that allows one to quickly find professionals with proven skills worldwide. Users can strike deals utilizing smart contracts. One can create projects and teams, and conduct ICOs due diligence with the help of an expert community. Ties.Network is based on the public, decentralized, distributed NoSQL database, Ties.DB, that can be used by other projects. Ties.DB is Byzantine fault tolerant.

Quote from: qberty on September 24, 2017, 03:29:17 PM

Is it possible to participate in the ICO without the address Ethereums?

No, because our token is a token issued on Ethereum blockchain, so you need to
have an Ethereum address to receive and store your ICO tokens. You can use any
Ethereum wallet: Ethereum wallet, Mist, Parity, MyEtherWallet.com, Jaxx or any
other wallet where you have access to the wallet private keys.
Do not deposit Ethereum to the TGE using the cryptocurrency exchange account!!! You don't own your cryptoexchange ETH address private key, so will not be able to access your TGE tokens!

Quote from: ahitman on September 24, 2017, 03:43:05 PM

Have you guys followed SEC regulation by filing the proper paperwork (or are you planning to be non-US?) So far I haven't found a single ICO that has.
Also do you feel that China will fully investigate and approve your case before the ICO begins? As mentioned in the first half of my post most ICOs don't really go anywhere which is why they are working towards regulating them.

They didnt ban actually. US requires SEC filing where token falls under definition of security, and China takes time to investigate ICO cases. Both facts can be no way construed as ICO prohibition.
We're not required to file with SEC since TIE token is merely utility one (according to famous Howey test). And the contemplated TGE will be non-us. That will be explicitly set forth in the TGE docs.

Quote from: thisisnotmyltcusername on September 24, 2017, 03:50:39 PM

why are you doing 1 ico for 2 projects?

Because Ties.DB is required to build Ties.Network. We'd like to use existing solution for data storage but there were no any. So we are pioneers to bring Ties.DB to decentralized world.