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Quote from: dolcevita99 on April 17, 2018, 05:53:46 AM

This platform will establish a reliable relationship between retailers. Smart contracts will protect data providers with honest and consumer interests, as a unique set of KPIs, product ratings and rewards will be stored and verified on a block chain.
But I do not understand how the consumer will take his reward from the Block chain? Or will it be added immediately to the user's wallet?

That is a great question! I would happily answer you, users receive rewards when their customer data is used to improve the platform. This will all be automatically done within the platform & OSA tokens are added to the user's account, as the whitepaper states users can use these rewards to buy additional B2C services, etc.

Quote from: testadimerlo on April 17, 2018, 01:41:31 PM

How many people are involved in your team? As I can see such a project needs a lot of work to be well done. Do you already have a beta version? Thank you!

Our product is already live and used for daily services! The team can be found at https://osadc.io/en/#team-group

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Quote from: zevl194 on April 14, 2018, 05:16:52 PM

How many did this project have soft cap? Judging by the website, 1 million dollars? Or 1.5? It would be desirable to learn the answer from developers. Also there is such question why there is no information for what period of time soft cap, and in general has been built, can these figures are simply drawn? Thanks for the answer.

To get back to this, the soft cap was $1,800,000 delivered by contributors, funds & angels. Additionally to that, the founders invested this $4,200,000.

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That's really a big investment coming from the founders for a project they want to be successful. What angels are you referring? Never heard about that one in any blockchain projects.

Angel investors are people who invest in (small) startups/IPOs and this case ICO, or entrepreneurs & is usually a one-time big investment.

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Quote from: kurniawan05 on April 17, 2018, 10:24:39 PM

Your project is very interesting, you have raised the softcap from founder only, its mean everything will do in token sale, the project will keep run. May i know here are you come from ? and in my opinion with total supply arround 5 Billion, your ico price is expensive.

I agree with you that OSA DC is interesting project, but i don't think this ico price is expensive, even their totall supply is 5 Billions but the price of OSA so cheap, only 0.0002 ETH per token.

Of course, only ~ 2,8 bilions tokens will sold out, do you think they will fulfill of of them? I don't think so, and how about tokens will not sold out? Burning or not?

As you can see the token sale is still in a very early stage. I'd have to request this information from the team, if you'd like feel free to join on Telegram and ask the question there as well! (https://t.me/osadecentralized

Quote from: Pegleku on April 18, 2018, 07:05:44 PM

Your description on the site is absolutely the same as with the majority, can you briefly write what exactly different from other similar projects?

Hey Pegleku, there's being worked on an overview with competitors, this was requested on BTT earlier. However, you can check out the whitepaper, on page 14-19 you will see the differences between existing technologies & OSA DC!

Quote from: zevl194 on April 18, 2018, 08:38:59 PM

Whether it will be possible to apply somehow an algorithm of the platform of the project on real logistics with participation of two and more companies? If yes, that it becomes excellent news to many logistic companies.

I am not sure if I understand you correctly. Do you mean this in the way of two seperate logistic companies working together? In general for logistic companies there is a lot of benefits with OSA DC, for example: better inventory/warehouse planning, closer integration with vendor's delivery and retail monitoring systems, and other benefits (page 8 whitepaper). So, in that case if you mean instead a better way of communicating between retailer and logistic companies regarding stock/inventory, then yes that is right!

Thanks a lot for the developed answer to mine and also to other questions of all interested members of a forum. It is very pleasant to observe such responsiveness and not always you will meet it.