We do plan to develop a full VR app for all of the relevant platform app stores: PS, Oculus, Rift, and Steam. This app will not be available for the this first Alpha release, but you can 100% expect it in the future.

As for what we are doing on the VR side, the Spectiv VR Alpha V1 will be a fully functional VR streaming platform that will allow users to upload content, view content, create channels/accounts, subscribe, and more. This Alpha V1 will be technologically advanced by industry standards, supporting Rift / Vive VR viewing directly through web browser. This is a feature that is limited based on a browser to browser basis, but it is currently available with Mozilla and we expect Chrome to be available shortly. This is all in addition to our desktop and mobile headset functionalities. We have partnered with several VR content producers who will be porting a wide selection of quality content to this Alpha, and we are excited to share these experiences with our supporters.

Thank you for the support! We are doing all of this work to be different. We want to set the standard in everything we do, both in crypto and in VR.

Hello! NO need to be alarmed... All the 3d models and assets used in our beta platform have either been created in house or purchased licensed for use...it is normal practice to purchase stock art or 3d models to help complete projects...that is also just one of many scenes...btw 3d models come with no logic, user interface, networking functionality, animations, voice chat, vibe wallet, ect...All things we have built in house...Our vision is so expansive that one of our first priorities is to expand our team of modelers and animators so we can create 1000's of custom digital assets...We know there are apps that do individual things...thats why we strive to present a one stop shop on one platform...virtual desktop support, 360 videos, social interaction, live and ondemand photorealistic performances...and various marketplaces...im sorry you feel that is a red flag...but again i can assure you purchasing art for projects is common practice...

Thanks for the commentary - your concerns are valid and may be shared by others evaluating different projects.

First and foremost, there is risk associated to ICOs. It is possible that market participants could buy token for a platform which never meets the expectations it set. This is an important point and we are happy people in the community like you are challenging it to make the blockchain a better environment with higher standards. However, this can sometimes serve as a distraction from the bigger picture.

On behalf of the Spectiv team, we believe ICOs give the average person the opportunity to take part in the success of something bigger than them, with the added security of blockchain technology. This is a powerful innovation.

To your point, some of the platforms that utilize this innovation will fail in the future. This is the nature of startups and is a characteristic that will never change. As experienced entrepreneurs, we understand this better than most.

With that said, one must also appreciate that a number of the platforms issuing tokens today will succeed in executing their projects and that some will even achieve major mainstream global adoption. In these cases, token purchasers stand to benefit greatly. This is our mission.

Ultimately, it is the responsibility of market participants to use their better judgement in deciding which projects they choose to support. You priced our project at a lower valuation than what is implied by our max cap - that is your speculative opinion and you are entitled to it. However, the aggregate market will have the final say in Spectiv's valuation. We have a clear and concise vision for the future and it is our objective to help the community see that vision and give them an opportunity to take part in it.

We encourage market participants to evaluate a blend of factors before deciding to buy token in a project; the product, the token's utility, the team, technical overview, state of progress, etc. In evaluating Spectiv, we hope market participants visit our website and take a close look at our team, our strong entrepreneurial background, and our history working together on successful projects. Look us up on Google, LinkedIn, or YouTube.

We are confident that the market will accurately price our project for its true value and hope that SIG purchasers are equally as excited about the future of virtual reality as we are. We look forward to updating you all on new developments, partnerships, and sponsorships leading up to the crowdsale. Keep an eye out for us, Max!

Very nice and concise explanation. So hopefully the team will be active all throughout this project. Since the team itself comprises of individuals with strong entrepreneurial background.

In regards to what tokens have to do with a video platform, we believe that for VR to properly function, it has to exist on a cryptocurrency. We are integrating Specs as a virtual currency to run our website, allowing us to reward viewers and content contributors their share of ad revenue. This is something no other streaming platform is doing right now. More importantly though, Specs allow us to create a user interface where viewers can seamlessly give content contributors tips while watching VR videos without having to take off the headset.

Signal Tokens will be an ERC20 token which is built to allow content curators to be involved in growing the VR industry by curating top-quality VR content. By paying Sigs in order to generate signals on videos within the Spectiv platform, we are allowing curators to get paid a share of ad revenue and we are bringing more users into VR.