Quote from: TeeGee on April 27, 2019, 01:14:53 PM

Quote from: The Chezzz on April 23, 2019, 05:55:59 PM

NANO is up $1 to 1$ to 1.96 since getting on Binance. Funny they have a lot of the same features as DNotes. You can argue the differences but they are moving up and we aren't. They are not even advertising either but they are and up. I guess the Dev's took a chance and probably made there money back in the last month after signing with Binance. I know it looks like DNotes is just trying to get everything free. In today's world, not going to happen!

Well, to be fair, Nano will be funded from when it had a market cap of 4 billion dollars ($31 per coin) and a liquid market within which to liquidate coins -- the founders would have certainly used some of the gains to fund continued expansion. Instead of selling coins onto the market, we are looking to generate external revenue with which we can continue funding DNotes. We do not know the circumstances or arrangement of Nano's inclusion on Binance, but comparing us to a coin that once pump and dumped up to a 4 billion dollar market cap is not a reasonable comparison.

We haven't been trying to get anything for free, we have made applications and offers at all the exchanges that we want to be listed on. We are well aware that getting onto larger exchanges will boost liquidity / trading volumes and likely result in a boost for the coin (and this will likely happen whenever we list). We are also aware that we need to build revenue structures into DNotes Global which will make it a more attractive investment to traditional investors who include revenue and traction as one of their investment metrics. If you build an ecosystem of profitable business units that earn the company seeking investment money, while also working to grow its exposure to various groups (business groups, crypto news followers, women's tech groups etc) then it is looked at favorably by such investors.

When speaking in terms of traditional investors, this is by my experience definitely true. They take revenue and traction into serious account when making investments. There is the biggest difference (the way I see it) between traditional and crypto investors. Crypto investors are (or at lest were) prepared to invest a lot of money just solely on the promise of the authors of the coin or the technology itself. While the traditional ones fist wanna see that the thing they are investing it really works