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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][MCC] MyCreditChain - Credit Information on the Blockchain
by
MCC_Matthew
on 24/04/2018, 16:59:30 UTC
Good to know you guys, MCC. i have two questions, 1. What is the hardcap for your ICO? 2. Do you guys have any partnerships?

Currently, our overall hardcap is 40,000 ETH. Yes, We are in partnerships with 12 companies, including Edenchain. Also we expect the number of companies with which MCC is in partnership will be increasing.


I think this project is good and interesting. This project has a good purpose and directed. I love your project. I will keep an eye on your project.


Thanks a lot! we also believe that more and more people will keep an eye on our marvelous project! All the best and feel free to join our ICO

You have much partners on behind. i think you can run your ICO with nice start there , but I’m not sure cryptocurrency its already legal on South Korea ?

Regarding that, the Korea government is more willing to see situation than take preemptive action. But, there are many speculating about the possibility of allowing ICOs recently. MCC team also look forward to have good news in Korea. By the way, currently we have no issue to proceeds ICO.

Consumers have little knowledge or control over how the company will use personal information and are not able to prevent the secondary use of personal information. It is difficult for individuals to take reasonable actions
to protect their own information due to the lack of information, limitations of information literacy and various cognitive and behavioral biases.


I absolutely agree with you. As you already have mentioned, 'It is difficult for individuals to take reasonable actions to protect their own information due to the lack of information' . Currently, we don't know how our personal information being used. In that point, MCC will bring back our ownership on credit information to people. If you have more questions about MCC, please feel free to comment here or our Telegram chat.


Although credit data is all about individuals, most individuals do not own the data. The data is stored in the servers of hundreds of financial institutions, and each rating agency evaluates individuals through its own evaluation criteria. And it's time to change!


Yes. Most of data collected in a traditional way is historical data, so a structure that is difficult to immediately reflect the changing information at the moment. Although there are a number of data sets to express one’s credit better, it is too limited that only relying on traditional methods to evaluate the credit. As you said, i totally agree with "Now it's time to change!"