Quote from: antonio8 on October 04, 2017, 01:48:48 AM

Quote from: twnt22 on October 04, 2017, 01:10:36 AM

Quote from: antonio8 on October 04, 2017, 12:18:36 AM

Just finding this.

On the Web Page when using BTC it says to enter ERC20 address to recieve Dragons.....

What and where is this ERC20?

You will need an Ethereum wallet address such as MyEtherWallet to receive the token.

Thanks for the response.

Would the Ethereum Wallet 0.9.1 still be compatible.

I have not messed with ETH for over the year now but would like to try this out.

If so the Dragon's would be in the ETH wallet then or there will be a Dragon wallet coming out later?

EDIT: Ok trying to figure this out. I am loking for an ERC20 wallet that I can download instead of an online one.

There are currently no plans for a dragon wallet. As far as a dsktop ERC20 wallet, Mist and Parity both have desktop applications I believe. But please, don't take my word for it. I would suggest you do a whole bunch of research and find the wallet that you are comfortable with.

Quote from: sandler425 on October 04, 2017, 01:53:25 AM

How the HELL do you plan to use an ERC-20 token to compete with ETH?

Disney you didn't think this through. And by having no cap, you will get less money than you would if you actually put a cap on it.

Yes, the token is an ERC20 token, but the platform is a proprietary blockchain platform. Please have a look at our whitepaper and FAQs for more information on DragonChain (I will link them at the bottom).

Most ICOs arbitrarily set the price of their tokens and use bounties, airdrops, and bonuses to entice people to buy, we prefer to let the market set the price. By doing it this way we are helping to ensure stability with the token. We don't have a hardcap, but we have capped the amount of tokens and no more will ever be created.

Re: Disney (from the FAQs):

Dragonchain was originally developed at Disneys Seattle office in 2015 and 2016 as the Disney Private Blockchain Platform. Over 20 use cases and applications were explored and documented publicly via the W3C [Suspicious link removed]munity Group. The platform was later released as open source software under the Apache 2 license in October of 2016.

The Dragonchain Foundation, a Non-Profit Corporation was created in January of 2017 to maintain ownership and responsibility of the open source code.

The Dragonchain team is now in the process of launching a commercial entity to build a serverless architecture blockchain platform. The combination of serverless and blockchain technologies is unique and tremendously valuable. The timing of the Dragonchain platform launch is highly strategic to benefit from explosive growth of cloud computing over the last few years and the emerging wave of Blockchain solutions entering proof of concept stage across enterprises.

FAQs: https://dragonchain.com/faq
White Paper : https://dragonchain.com/assets/Dragonchain_Business_Summary.pdf