Quote from: Stalker22 on Today at 08:37:31 PM

Quote from: luckyjar on Today at 07:42:50 PM

The other 20% is needed for webhosting, future webdevelopment, joining exchanges, hiring people to create future functions for the Luckyjar token it self and possibly other reaons why i need 20% to keep this project alive. Joining exchanges is sadly not free, so i need a lot of balance.

I don't think you've thought this through. Do you expect us to invest in a project that has no vision or plan for future development? You yourself stated that we shouldn't expect anything from the LJAR token itself, right?

Quote from: luckyjar on Today at 07:42:50 PM

I call it the first and SIMPLE ethereum smartcontract lottery. Sure a lot of gamble sites are in existing, but most of them are huge website with tons of functions and features and some are not blockchain related and could not be traced what everything do.

When did I mention gambling sites? You want me to list dozens of projects with an identical idea like this? If I'm not mistaken, the first well-known smart contract based lottery on the Ethereum blockchain was launched back in 2017. How is your idea different other than raising your fee to a whopping 20%? Again, you have invested zero research into this.

Quote from: luckyjar on Today at 07:42:50 PM

My contract is 100% simple with simple website and easy to use even noobs can join a regular lottery without knowing the tech behind it.

Im sure they could but I doubt they should. Wink

You are not investing in any project you are just participating in an simple working ethereum win to have a chance to win the lottery pool.

For each participant you will receive LJAR as a free token (that has no function yet and could not be sold on exchanges yet).

The LJAR token is just a free gift.

Lets turn this story into real life story how it sounds for noobs:

You walk in a bookstore and you are buying a lottery ticket. While the cashier is handing you your lottery ticket you will get a free gift as well (whatever item it is maybe a pen?). Now you are walking outside the door and waiting your your lottery to fall on your number.

My project is no difference than that and i like to keep things simple.

Yes of course i have thought this through, but the LJAR part for now has no function and meaning at all and it is just a gift with the idea that the supply is low and to give the participants a trusted feeling that it is not premined and there is no owner you can dump this coin on any exchange once it is going live in the future.