Re: Marketing For Your Crypto Currency Related Projects
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NRista94
on 26/06/2019, 06:34:00 UTC
Great service provided by Rob, fully satisfied. I won't "shill" and say he overperformed, but he did a hell of a job with creating awareness. All 3 reports were delivered on time. Looking forward to the next cooperation.
After the Aspen Digital's STO, real estate powered by blockchain is now getting hotter and more real estate actually being seld for Bitcoin. What projects do you guys think will took off this year?
There have been several times for this project. I once followed the real estate platform, the name is leaxcoin, the price at the beginning of opening trading in the market was very fantastic, but now the price is declining, maybe the prices adapt to the current market conditions. if the company already has experience in real estate and develops into the blockchain platform it is likely that the project will run successfully
Actually the first one i stumbled onto was ATLANT, but its the same situation with your lexacoin, but i'm having a good feeling that there are even more new projects around in the Real Estate sphere
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Re: Can Real Estate boost the Crypto World?
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NRista94
on 21/04/2019, 10:14:47 UTC
I'm just wondering how come its not implemented earlier? Only reason that i can think about is not adopted yet, otherwise its a perfect fit
After the Aspen Digital's STO, real estate powered by blockchain is now getting hotter and more real estate actually being seld for Bitcoin. What projects do you guys think will took off this year?
Crypto banking has future and banking apps are very common in this industry. Crypto debit cards are spread by big payment companies in order to make easy mass adoption.
I got in this way of thinking after reading the article that i posted in the thread. As i see it, Atronocom is going to have everything on the mobile app which could ease up the process of transferring and spending your crypto. And yes, this is not the only crypto bank, i know about EQIbank also, they already have their licenses for example, but a mobile crypto bank is a better solution at least for me. And well, debit cards are already everywhere
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Re: What are your opinions on Crypto Banking?
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NRista94
on 20/03/2019, 11:32:13 UTC
The overall sentiment is kinda a no-go, but still something wont let me remove the thoughts that its a natural step to take. Same as traditional banks have taken over our RL funds. It might be too early for it, buuut thats why i'm thinking about it, if you know what i mean
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Re: What are your opinions on Crypto Banking?
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NRista94
on 19/03/2019, 21:03:23 UTC
I've not been that active yesterday and today, and after reading all the comments i'm still lost, thats why i added a poll to the post to have the numbers at least
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Re: What are your opinions on Crypto Banking?
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NRista94
on 18/03/2019, 12:48:41 UTC
I expected the ledger comment but not as a first pick From my point of view the main advantages are security and accessibility( banks have to give you debit cards) which you dont precisely have with a ledger And yes i know that there are already a few crypto banks out there, but the hype for Banks is just starting, there is still time to catch up on that train
I know that a lot of people think "I can save my crypto's on my own with a ledger", but is that really the way we have to go? The idea behind Crypto Banks is to have a decentralized platform that can carry out all of the same functions that a traditional bank can without the need for a mediator.
But lets cut to the case, why this thread/question? I've seen a pretty nice article about ATRONOCOM ( https://coindoo.com/crypto-banking-the-future-of-personal-and-business-finance/ ) with so to say chewed up informations about Crypto Banks, and i want to know your opinions on Crypto Banking also because there are a lot of Crypto banks that are trying to make a new platform/product. Should we start chasing them
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Re: [ANN] ETERBASE: Europe's Premier Digital Asset Exchange
And i guess we are just waiting for the right moment for CVC to go up, looks rly promising in my opinion
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Re: [ANN]Metaverse|decentralised open platform of digital assets & digital identity
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NRista94
on 19/11/2018, 10:13:13 UTC
Digitizing Individuals: How Digital Identities Can Fix the Internet and the World Around It
Metaverse is a smart contract enabled blockchain, akin to Ethereum. However, in contrast to its western counterparts, Metaverse allows (and in some sense, demands), the creation of Digital Avatars on its blockchain.
I like Pigzby's idea, educational gaming with a payment/reward system, rly good stuff. And now the partnership with Wirex will help kids break their piggy wallet
Re: [2018-11-08] Are We Approaching ‘Big Money’ Conditions in Cryptocurrency Market?
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NRista94
on 12/11/2018, 13:36:51 UTC
This could be a really good step into adoption, didn't thought i would ever say this, but crypto needs banks (not the regular ones ofc). It is true that people can save their crypto on hardware wallets, but its the same with real money, they can hide it, why use banks? In this particular situation of EQIbank, having a normal debit account and a crypto saving account with an integrated exchange, what can you ask for more?
Some projects are abusing the technology, but not all of them thats for sure, what i stumbled on a few moments ago and what got my attention is this:
We are creating an ecosystem in which anyone around the world can participate in educating an artificial intelligence, says Isaac Bang, project lead for Mind AI.
The plan? To democratize access to AI through a crowdsourced database.
Mind AIs operation depends on two critical components: the core AI engine and the ontology database, says Mind AIs Chief Scientist, John Doe. The ontologies, or the accumulated knowledge, are the fuel to the AI engine without them, the AI engine cannot perform any reasoning.
These two components, however, are kept separate. The core AI engine is centralized, while the ontology database will be distributed and co-owned by everyone who contributes and submits ontologies, explained Mr. Doe. In the future, Mind AI plans to decentralize the core AI engine.
This means that Mind AI cannot operate as a centralized entity and use the power of AI for self-interest or malicious purposes, since the community of ontologists (co-owners of the ontologies) can vote to activate a kill switch to disable access to the ontology database.
We are all kinda waiting for the bull-run to start and to get some massive profits, but where to invest, thats a question you have to find an answer on your own, people mostly say invest here cause they invested there, but when you do your own homework, you wont have any doubts in where to invest