Quote from: coin@coin on November 20, 2017, 09:28:16 PM

Quote from: Thenagain32 on November 20, 2017, 09:27:15 PM

Quote from: coin@coin on November 20, 2017, 09:21:12 PM

Quote from: Thenagain32 on November 20, 2017, 08:59:03 PM

Here's an exerpt from the whitepaper:

"Fuel tokens holders will need to sign up for an account by registering on the Etherparty platform after release. Tokens sent to the platform from ICO participants will automatically be verified, token holders who purchase FUEL from secondary sources such as Exchanges will be restricted until verification."

So, they just won't let the fuel from exchanges into the platform.

That's a great move in my opinion. Early investors get access to the platform right away

Speculators shouldn't have the same advantage as early contributors. Also this may be related to them being cautious about exchanges as they have been advised by regulators.

So all good from my point of view.

A token either is fuel or not, simple as that. If they can't recognize their own token how are they going to build sophisticated smart contract software?

Also you claim they won't let FUEL in from exchanges, if you read properly, they will, after verification. So don't see an issue there.

You make no sense, you are here to fud.

You're here to fomo.

"Verifying" their own tokens is what makes no sense. Any exchange or wallet does that instantly.

Also you've just admitted that it's actually not a verification but an excuse to make it harder for people to bring tokens in from exchanges. And now you're back to verification. So which one is it?