Quote from: slackovic on December 13, 2017, 07:58:02 AM

Quote from: Hawala.Today on December 13, 2017, 01:48:14 AM

Quote from: Humans on December 13, 2017, 01:42:31 AM

In IFS model users are rewarded with more token, but if there are no fees required for the transaction to occur, then what gives the token value?

Is this is already explained somewhere? If not then I will wait for whitepaper before investing.

Hello,

In IFS model Holders are awarded 15% of their holdings every year in the first 2 years. There are no transaction fee if you're trading any pair with Hawala Tokens. For example, If you are trying to convert BTC for LTC there will be a transaction fee, but if you are converting LTC for Hawala there will be no transaction fee, same goes for p2p transfer, If you send someone Hawala there is no fee, but if you send another currency there is a fee.

Hawala Tokens can be used to send, receive payments and buy, sell crypto with fiat currency without any fees.

So holding Hawala Tokens will give you these benefits as well as more to come in the future...

Our whitepaper will be released last week of Dec.

So, the last week of December and the first week of January will be pretty big time for Hawala Today. White paper will be released in the last week of Dec and staking app will be released on Jan 1st. I have a question about the app. Will it be only a staking app when it gets released on Jan 1st or will the users be able to do other things like send Hawala tokens?

For the time being it is just a staking wallet, thats why we have been saying Staking wallet beta

We will continue to add more features every 2 weeks, by the end of Q1 2018, you will be able to exchange most ERC20 tokens on Hawala p2p Exchange, Stake, Send and receive tokens.