Just a quick note let people know our new website is live.

Please have a quick look and see what you think.

As you'll see our MEWcoin team is growing, we've recently added one of the top business advisers in the UK to our team, as well as a new PR guru.

We now have 198 venues on our waiting list which you can find details of on the website and in our lightpaper.

https://www.mewcoin.io

We've currently paused our token sale to focus on our core business as well as MEWcoin marketing/private fundraising before entering the next phase early 2019.

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MEWcoin

Anyone attending Blockchain Live at Olympia tomorrow? (26th September)

Figured we could meet up for a face to face chat if you are.

We're currently looking for additional team members / advisers to join - some areas we are interested in discussing, but open to anyone who feels they can add value to our team:

Marketing
Advertising
Website design
CFO / experienced in capital raising
Private investors

https://blockchainlive.com/

If you would like more details about the MEWcoin project please sign up to the mailing list to get our lightpaper.

https://signup.mewcoin.io

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Hi,

We're looking to build up our online presence and are looking for any of the following:

Marketing professionals or companies
Advertising experts
Social media promoters / experts
Community management experts

Please reply in thread and follow up with PM if you don't hear from me directly.

Alternatively contact me directly https://www.facebook.com/Steve.MEWcoin

When you PM me please provide, at minimum, a portfolio or website with previous work AND a example costs.

Our project is quoted in ETH at a fixed rate of 1:500000 so the amount of ETH doesn't matter, however people are getting a better price for tokens from us if they buy now

31st of September? are you sure about *that* date...

While I agree with this sentiment, I think perhaps the problem is the psychology of a bear market means that many casual or inexperienced buyers will not be getting involved which must have an impact on the final success of the tokensale.

We're mitigating the low ether price somewhat because we're not altering our exchange rate.

This means that you're still getting the same amount of tokens for your ether regardless of market conditions.

If you're interested check out https://signup.mewcoin.io

Interesting, our presale is currently running as a 'soft launch' but luckily I have included code in the smart contract to allow pause and restart which automatically adjusts the timeline of the sale phases - looks like we might be using it

Given the recent drop in ether we're considering postponing our tokensale.

Is this a good idea?

If so, how long do people think this drop will be, temporary short term or longer, or permanent?

I'm currently thinking a positive ETF decision may have a large impact, or is this just wishful thinking?

Please feel free to answer with whatever time frames or ideas you have.

To clarify, they're not promoting specifically to the US, just to their network of investors who are global.

We are a UK based company launching our tokensale*.

Couple of quick(ish) questions:

1. A US investing promotional team has said they will accept token payments in lieu of fiat/BTC. They are legit (we've checked). We're not currently operating in the USA due to the uncertain environment, is it still legal for them to take payment from us in our tokens?

2. After our tokensale, when we begin to allow people to transact with our tokens, is it ok for people to use our tokens in the USA for the the procurement of services?

3. Where would we go to get confirmation on this, is there a US government bureau who would give us an answer?

To me it seems that both these cases are not selling tokens but spending them for services but I'd prefer not to presume.

We have an existing business and our token is effectively extending that business model with a voucher redeemable for services from our clients and their suppliers ie a utility token.

*we're currently considering pausing our tokensale until the market picks up -> thoughts?

thanks

MEWcoin

Primarily we don't want wild variations in our coin price, obviously increased use will increase demand but we will be setting the price not freely listing on an exchange. We're purposely trying to avoid the pump and dump that many ICOs have gone through and instead aiming for long term appreciation of token value.

The key reason for this is that other businesses using our token have 'real world' expenses so having a wildly fluctuating price is completely impractical.

Would this fall in to the definition of stablecoin?

Interested to know peoples thoughts on this as my friend pointed out that we might qualify as one as we're not intending on being on an exchange initially.

I guess I could rewrite my question as what what makes a token or coin a stablecoin?

Or do you just think they're a gimmick or perhaps a way of sidestepping standard deposit limits?

I think AML is just the EU term for KYC - similar requirements for both e.g. ID checks and more depending on amount being spent.

At the moment we're not dealing with the US but that may change later, there's no reason the code isn't transplantable to a US based tokensale/ICO though.

All good ideas. Trouble with any 'get past this hurdle you're clean' captcha is that a human can sit and guide the bot until it's cleared those hurdles.

I think random captcha on all posts and possibly during a session for a considerable time would be needed to stop determined bot users...

As for shitposter/click farm style stuff, that probably requires a random human assessment of post quality somehow...

Just an observation but there seem to be a lot of 'me too' style generic posts on here, am I being paranoid or would better security measures improve the signal to noise ratio here?

If you're interested in having access to this code please comment on here, if we get enough people interested I will carve it off as an add-on you can include in your smart contracts.

One of the features we've extended our ERC20 contract with is an 'anti money laundering' (AML) lock function. We're avoiding using the term 'know your customer' (KYC) as we believe this is US centric and we are currently not allowing US purchases.

TL'DR summary: if you buy tokens and fail to provide AML  your tokens will be revoked and your ETH refunded.

Detailed process:

- customer buys tokens for X ETH
- tokens issued but lock flag is set
- invalid ETH incremented by X
- customer provides AML details
- tokens flagged 'AML verified' manually by us
- invalid ETH decremented by X, valid ETH incremented by X

Furthermore, post-sale, these features kick in:

- AML verified tokens unlocked automatically for spending
- 3 months grace period after sale to provide AML
- failure to provide AML after 3 months results in revocation of all tokens during spend (logged)
- ETH will then be refunded manually (further opportunity to provide AML to get tokens re-issued)

What are your thoughts on this functionality?
Is anyone interesting in us releasing this functionality as a bolt on?

MEWcoin

We are a British software company (vFloorplan Ltd, established 2014) launching a token ecosystem for Meetings Events and Weddings on the ethereum network.

Because of our existing connections we already have several hundred venues signed up for projects that will integrate them with the MEWcoin ecosystem. We are also in talks to add thousands more through one of our partners, a major UK venue promotion company.

Venues include: Several UK Premier League football clubs, major UK tourist attractions, notable conference venues, venues from several major hotel brands and more.

Our tokensale is now live. Please browse to:

https://signup.mewcoin.io

Full lightpaper (including a list of venues) and purchasing details are available after signing up.

Please note: we are only at PRESALE stage and we are offering a limited amount of discounted tokens.

We are also looking for marketers, promoters and other crypto influencers to assist us, please contact tokensale@mewcoin.io