Quote from: Calidude on August 15, 2018, 03:31:04 AM

Quote from: sluppy on August 13, 2018, 02:22:35 PM

He had time to Delete my post but not to answer your questions that should tell u all u need to know.

I cannot speak for Dias or IRM but I presume your post was deleted because of the previous argument you added into it at the bottom that was not relevant, however the fact that Dias has been online since and has not answered any of my questions has me a little concerned.

Quote from: Calidude on August 13, 2018, 07:25:52 AM

Quote from: Calidude on August 03, 2018, 12:32:06 PM

So that means all/any exchanges that hold ROCK2 will do well out of it and receiving mining benefits, instead of paying them to list, they should be paying IRM to list them as they will be paid to do so.

Have you considered this Dias?

Quote from: dias.kurmanov on August 07, 2018, 04:07:54 AM

I have to get feedback from the devs and technical to answer this question

Hi Dias, did you get a chance to chat to the Devs and tech heads about the above mentioned scenario? Also a few more questions if I may....

1. If the exchanges (There is only one that I know of now that being token.store) are to be paid mining dividends according to their balances on the contract, how will it work for those holding on exchange wallets, will it be paid to the exchange or whatever wallet is holding the ROCK2 at the time of payment?

2. Because there is only currently one exchange, if payments are on a set date/time each month, what is to stop them closing the wallets for maintenance so that people cannot receive their dividends by withdrawing to their own ERC20 addresses?

3. Given that it is likely that exchanges will receiving mining payments, have you approached any of the larger exchanges and showed them the benefit of holding ROCK2 and that they would be paid ETH for doing so and therefore they should list ROCK2?

4. Final question, does the amount of ROCK2 held buy investors now, tomorrow or in 3 months time, still reflect what the website dividends calculator says it will? In other words is that calculator "dynamic" as in ever changing or is it set in stone that if you own XXXX ROCK2 you will receive XXXX because that is what the dividend calculator says and said at time of purchase during ICO? (I just purchased some more ROCK2, probably should have asked this question to you first before doing so Cheesy

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That's it from me for questions Dias, just want to say you guys have done a good job fighting off the never ending FUD and I hope ROCK2 reaches at least $3 per token after the first rounds of payouts to holders.

Keep up the good work and please keep the information flowing, that is critical. Wink

Edit: A question I forgot to ask, do you know if/when Etherscan will start recognizing the price of ROCK2 from Token.store on its platform?

Hi Dias, as you know I have been a long term supporter of IRM and am financially invested, so could you please take the time to answer my above questions individually?

I am considering purchasing more IRM but am holding off until you reply, I presume there may be others who are doing similar.

Thanks.

Hello!

1. If the exchanges (There is only one that I know of now that being token.store) are to be paid mining dividends according to their balances on the contract, how will it work for those holding on exchange wallets, will it be paid to the exchange or whatever wallet is holding the ROCK2 at the time of payment?

We will announce special platform soon. It will solve a lot of such issues.

2. Because there is only currently one exchange, if payments are on a set date/time each month, what is to stop them closing the wallets for maintenance so that people cannot receive their dividends by withdrawing to their own ERC20 addresses?

The same answer above

3. Given that it is likely that exchanges will receiving mining payments, have you approached any of the larger exchanges and showed them the benefit of holding ROCK2 and that they would be paid ETH for doing so and therefore they should list ROCK2?

The same answer, Sir.

4. Final question, does the amount of ROCK2 held buy investors now, tomorrow or in 3 months time, still reflect what the website dividends calculator says it will? In other words is that calculator "dynamic" as in ever changing or is it set in stone that if you own XXXX ROCK2 you will receive XXXX because that is what the dividend calculator says and said at time of purchase during ICO? (I just purchased some more ROCK2, probably should have asked this question to you first before doing so Cheesy)

If you hold your payout and price currency goes up you will get even more than calc is showing right now

That's it from me for questions Dias, just want to say you guys have done a good job fighting off the never ending FUD and I hope ROCK2 reaches at least $3 per token after the first rounds of payouts to holders.

Keep up the good work and please keep the information flowing, that is critical. Wink

Edit: A question I forgot to ask, do you know if/when Etherscan will start recognizing the price of ROCK2 from Token.store on its platform?

Sir, you may look at the price of OCK2 at Coinmarketcap