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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i51_ytBsEKA&utm_content=buffer9633b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer ICO review.

Nice review thanks for the link.
I like his presentation, it makes it a lot more easier to listen. So I learned from this video that the competitors of Gizer are: Enjin coin, FirstBlood and MobileGo. Never heard of the first two, but the last one is very promising.

I know FirstBlood, its already listed on bittrex.
Firstblood is like betting on yourself, if you won the game you will get some token and you will lose your token if you lost the game.

It has a different concept with gizer.

Correct, FB is very different than Gizer. Gizer is a network to stimulate growth in the esports economy by enabling specific interactions.

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Quote from: gizerfelix on October 15, 2017, 09:18:25 PM

We are already in the process of translating the whitepaper so everyone can read and understand our product, our mission and how we are working each and every day to make it happen by taking the necessary action steps. The mobile app will also be translated as per our roadmap, we want to make it possible for everyone in the world to use our app in their native language.

Good to know and a really good decision in my eyes. Let's for example take Japanese. They don't normaly are using English, even if they could. And I think there are a lot of other countries using just their native language if possible.

Thats true, if you have seen The International Dota 2's chinese player, they always need a translator when they are being interviewed Grin

Even when its an international event and i dont think they cant speak english Grin

Chinese are a little isolationist, considering their culture is different from western, not manny dedicate time to learn, especially gamers, they don't study you know, or at least they don't study languages or have the time to study more subject than the ones they need for their suture career.

The Asian market is harder to get but also more lucrative.

It's good they are trying at least. Maybe they can succeed, that would be amazing.

But the fact is United States still is the large country and has most of the whales are living in this country. You can see total traffic of exchange and ICO website are most of the users from United States, therefore, I do not think Asian can compete to United States at now.

True. luckily not a lot of US citizens are discouraged by the new SEC regulations in the US so they still contribute to the scene.

We have taken all correct steps to comply with future SEC regulations. We've done our due diligence to ensure our project is sustainable.

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Quote from: gizerfelix on October 15, 2017, 09:18:25 PM

We are already in the process of translating the whitepaper so everyone can read and understand our product, our mission and how we are working each and every day to make it happen by taking the necessary action steps. The mobile app will also be translated as per our roadmap, we want to make it possible for everyone in the world to use our app in their native language.

Good to know and a really good decision in my eyes. Let's for example take Japanese. They don't normaly are using English, even if they could. And I think there are a lot of other countries using just their native language if possible.

Thats true, if you have seen The International Dota 2's chinese player, they always need a translator when they are being interviewed Grin

Even when its an international event and i dont think they cant speak english Grin

Chinese are a little isolationist, considering their culture is different from western, not manny dedicate time to learn, especially gamers, they don't study you know, or at least they don't study languages or have the time to study more subject than the ones they need for their suture career.

The Asian market is harder to get but also more lucrative.

It's good they are trying at least. Maybe they can succeed, that would be amazing.

There's no doubt APAC will be the most difficult market to enter for us. It's in our road map. We will get there.

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Quote from: gizerfelix on October 15, 2017, 09:18:25 PM

We are already in the process of translating the whitepaper so everyone can read and understand our product, our mission and how we are working each and every day to make it happen by taking the necessary action steps. The mobile app will also be translated as per our roadmap, we want to make it possible for everyone in the world to use our app in their native language.

Good to know and a really good decision in my eyes. Let's for example take Japanese. They don't normaly are using English, even if they could. And I think there are a lot of other countries using just their native language if possible.

Thats true, if you have seen The International Dota 2's chinese player, they always need a translator when they are being interviewed Grin

Even when its an international event and i dont think they cant speak english Grin

Chinese are a little isolationist, considering their culture is different from western, not manny dedicate time to learn, especially gamers, they don't study you know, or at least they don't study languages or have the time to study more subject than the ones they need for their suture career.

You're right, but if anyone is not trying to interest Chinese users it is mistake. This is a huge market, so if you manage to attract even a small percentage of players then it will be very good for the project. It will not hurt to try..

Just like film nowaday, always have a china character. Tencent is the largest game company in China. Hope we can be their partner

Yes, Tencent's Supercell, domiciled in Finland, is an incredible company in which we are certainly looking to conduct business with.