Quote from: indo1 on February 28, 2020, 07:35:59 AM

Quote from: ronbennett_ on February 27, 2020, 10:52:52 PM

Quote from: indo1 on February 27, 2020, 05:56:51 PM

Quote from: ronbennett_ on February 27, 2020, 04:34:07 PM

Quote from: rijaljun on February 27, 2020, 11:00:18 AM

Do you mind to add more details including team information? so potential investors will know who will be in charge of their investment and platform development.

Our team member will not be publicly named. The problem is, the only goal to be independent and decentralized is to acting decentralized. Many projects have legal problems and can only act limited. Also other exchanges and projects face legal pressure from goverments. This always lead to forcing members to do KYC and also blocking users from a few countries from using the exchange for example. Therefore to be globally independent active we will be building a decentralized server structure (we already have a partner for that) and an own server network to provide the security, the decentralization and also the availability worldwide. If we would also expose our member then they could receive their own legal problems and this would hurt the intern company structure. That's why we will not publish any specific team member information. In general we see and want to be seen as a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization).

but part of the team is important to know the public, I hope you make the right solution in this matter, the reason you say related to the law is because they are not introduced, do you not see other exchanges they are not afraid to reveal part of their exchanges, why don't you follow the footsteps of public exchanges?

We will not follow the footsteps of other exchanges as we think to be a pure Decentralized Autonomous Organization we have to go an other path. Other exchanges of course have good sides too but the aspect that the only gateway for trading we have are exchanges which don't support privacy fully. There are always cases like working exchanges getting closed because of legal pressure. Or an other example is that some exchanges which supported no-kyc registration, are now forcing some users, also new ones, to do kyc. We just think, cryptocurrencies should be owned privat and user information should be kept secret by others (this also includes addresses) and exchanges should act decentralized too.

Quote from: Javi_Anibarro on February 27, 2020, 08:45:45 PM

Other than the profile of the team member, there is another important thing that we should not miss which is the development of the project.
Based on their official GitHub page: https://github.com/deflexchange, the team does nothing after creating their first repository on Jan 6, 2020.
It has been 2 months but there is nothing from the tech-wise, what does that mean to you? that means they do not develop anything.
Deflationary is not a thing anymore, you should not far for this kind of hype because almost 99% of the deflationary projects are dead projects. You can search it if you do not believe me.

I am sorry that we have not published much on github. So far we have not had to publish information on Github because we already have a certain internal network of devs. But in the coming months we will be releasing the API's in preparation for our beta on github. Stay tuned.

OK, I understand, so what if one of you leaves with money, will the founder still be responsible for lost funds? or is there an insurance that you prepared before?

As I, Ron Bennett, am the Founder of Deflexchange I will be fully responsible for lost funds. That's why I have created a four key system to ensure that not one person gets access to the private key. I therefore do not want to give more information about the structure of it, since only instructed team members learn about it. Of course, we also know all team members and have checked people in advance so that we can act immediately in the event of a violation.

Quote from: indo1 on February 28, 2020, 07:35:59 AM

besides that, how can people trust them if they don't know anyone inside, do you think they believe to entrust their money to someone they don't know?

That is a good question and I can only say that trust can always be gained through evidence and facts. We will also have direct conversations with investors shortly and also clarify open questions.