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But for what tokens will be used? Users will be rewarded inside Network in tokens or what? I tried to find this, but Im not.

I also want to know more about the role of tokens here.

Please guys read the thread more careful. This question was already answered at least couple of times on the previous page.
Tokens will be used for transactions on the platform and to get earnings (sponsorship).

actually dear, it is hard to track if the community is growing so fast that the pages fly by in days. not everyone has the power and will to read all pages until the last one.

Indeed there is some contradiction here. I do not know of any decentralized renting services. It is interesting how this question is solved if the network will be decentralized.

I agree with you. Project is very well desribed and community is already there. This can be success in very short amount of time. Dev team is nice and active.

Its always nice to have a preview in what you are investing especially in a such a volatile market as crypto is. If they managed to attract users already now, then I dont have to worry how they will make it popular later.

Really, can't see the problem there. The concept of having a decentralized platform is similar to having a decentralized exchange, for instance. The data is spread onto the whole net.
Maybe it's just me that didn't understand the question though...

Even Etherdelta is not decentralized. There, someone rushes the interface, adds new tokens to the drop-down list, sets the gas price by default. And can turn off all this functionality. You can also turn off facebook, twitter. But bitcoin cannot be turned off. This is what was meant by decentralization.

But if the few big mining companies decide to stop mining BTC, then it's practically turned off. We are still far away from decentralization.