Quote from: DarkSoul1 on July 22, 2019, 03:11:00 PM

And how many people do you have in a team? I understand 2 people? or you more? thanks for the answer

We added new team member - CMO. Hope, by the end of this week I'll hire new key players in our team.

Information about soft/hard cap:
there is no soft cap, we alredy have money for development. Our tokensale hardcap - 2.000.000 USD. But! Also we're planning to close seed, series A round in future. But it's regarding our company equity, not tokens

Quote from: holydarkness on July 22, 2019, 04:18:52 PM

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Quote from: holydarkness on July 22, 2019, 06:26:09 AM

There was once similar project that propose an idea of experts earning by help answer questions. It didn't go well. Nonetheless, you might ends up better, so allow me to ask about details, first of all, how will you prove that the experts are indeed experts?

First, there will be many famous people among the experts. We are going to invite people whose contacts are not publicly available.

Secondly, all experts undergo the KYC procedure.

Thirdly, if you write to an unknown expert and he poorly performed his service, you can return the money.

Cathrina very well described all the advantages and functionality of the AskBrains network in these 2 articles. Please, read them.

https://medium.com/ask-brains/benefits-for-experts-in-askbrains-network-1b8554b2d52f
https://medium.com/ask-brains/benefits-for-users-in-askbrains-network-6da07981777

So the experts here will be the famous ones? Wouldn't that be cost ineffective? They'll surely ask for a higher price while the question can be answered by a less known expert from the same field, although his credential need to be confirmed, thus the question of how. KYC itself is not sufficient, IMO. KYC will only reveal someone's identity, not their background and educational record to certain limit.

Your solution on number three would rather make sense, but certainly there will be a time limit for the payer to raise his complain before his money liquidated to the payee (the experts)?

Let's imagine situation. For example, CZ setup price for 1000$ per message. Would you discuss something with him?
I'm trying to say that each customer should understand potential "profit/loss" from expencive connections

You're right. We can't manage specific skills of each expert. KYC can approve that this expert is real person, not fake.
We're planning to implement some algorithm for prevent fast money liquidation. We'll announce about this soon.