Quote from: didzi on September 19, 2019, 02:56:32 PM

in the past i heard a lot of freelancer project failed
i hope this one will be success, Wink

anyway, where this project will conduct the IEO ? and how much the basic price for each token from this project ?
thanks

The FLXC -Token is a digital B-class share with an initial price applicable at the beginning of the IEO set at US$0.004.
p2pb2b and shortex will be same round1, and same date

Quote from: herurist on September 20, 2019, 02:15:03 AM

Quote from: kopisusu on September 19, 2019, 05:32:41 PM

Quote from: Peterdav on September 19, 2019, 04:52:54 PM

Why this project choose p2pb2b exchange for launch IEO. You must choose big exchange like Binance, Huobi or Okex because more trusted than other exchange. It's to risk for invest in IEO project on p2pb2b exchange platform.

Doing IEO Binance, Huobi or Okex requires quite expensive and not easy to do there, although in p2pb2b it doesn't matter as long as IEO can go according to plan and I'm also sure if team will do IEO in market that has larger volume

Yes, it is true that IEO in large exchanges requires large funds, I think many IEO on p2pb2b are successful, and therefore the team must really do their best for investors to be interested.

You are really right.
Thanks so much for your support!

Quote from: Rohtox on September 19, 2019, 06:17:58 PM

Quote from: AdsistMediaBM on September 19, 2019, 05:02:14 AM

The Freelanex team after having discussions with Investors and Advisors have already changed the vesting period for the Team. Team Tokens are locked for 3 years.
1st Year - 50%
2nd Year - 25%
3rd Year - 25%

The whitepaper is already being updated and will be released soon. Thank you for your patience.

Thanks for giving some concern to this point.
With that period or vesting timeline, it was much better.
Success for all

Thank you for your support and attention to our project!

What is a blockchain technology?

Blockchain is a database structure in which a constantly growing list of records (blocks) is organized in a linear sequence where each subsequent block of information is tied to the previous block of information. These blocks are stored with each network participant (there is no single server) and everyone of them keeps the entirety of the chain of blocks. Each new record is added on top of all existing copies on the network.

Pretty simple, right? Let's explain using an even simpler example:

Eva bought 6 oranges.
This purchase is recorded on the blockchain (a digital ledger) and put into block number 1. Send block #1 to Alan, Vicky, Alice, Jane and

Steve (network users) – now they all know that Eva has 6 oranges.

Eva gives Alan 5 oranges to share with his friends.
This transaction is recorded and put into block #2. Block #2 also includes the unique identifier of block #1. Send this block to Vicky,

Alice, Jane and Steve.

Alan gives Vicky 1 orange.
This is recorded in block #3. Add the unique ID of block #2. Send the block to all users.

Alan gives Alice 3 oranges to share with her friends.
Record in block #4. Add the block #3 ID. Send the block to all users.

Alice decides to instead chow down the oranges. When Jane and Steve come to her for the oranges she’s promised (after all, they can clearly see that Alan has given Alice three oranges), Alice puts the blame on Alan and says that he only gave her one orange, and kept the rest for himself. However, the blockchain entry tells a different story, so Jane and Steve know the truth!

Thus, blockchain serves as a protection against fraud within the network, making transactions simple and transparent!

More information: https://www.freelanex.io/