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For those that haven't signed up yet, there is still time. All tokens allocated will be distributed to those that sign up and earn stakes.

Yes, we will reveal the exchanges later in time, but they will definitely be listed.

Thank you for your question.

WinTokens is a 50/50 raffle draw where 50% of the funds goes to the winner and the other 50% goes towards charities and covers operational costs. In a gaming raffle, players purchase tickets that get entered into a draw, and the winner walks away with 50% of the total raised. Many traditional 50/50 raffles have high operational, marketing and administrative costs, leaving the charity with very little to support their cause. WinTokens will cover all development, operational, and marketing costs with the 25%.

A raffle game is more similar to a lottery game rather than a slot game.

When you are referring to a gaming profit of 3%-5%, I believe you are referring to slot game operations where games are deployed at 95%-97%. The WinTokens team has developed and launched a wide variety of those games for casinos, video lottery terminals (VLTs), and online slot platforms – in which case those games employ a math model giving 3%-5% gaming profit.

Reserved.

^^This. There are a multitude of marketing campaigns out there are many of they are quite generous. Yes, it's a gamble no knowing which ones are going to succeed or not but definitely a lot less risk doing that then investing money, especially if you are new to this.

Will this really change much?

I'm surprised ARDR is not on this list?

1. Proven development team - already fully functioning product/software. Tweaks and improvements yet to come fine but the core product is functioning already.
It's from the developers of NXT, an already proven team of programmers.  NXT was a completely new cryptocurrency written from the ground up (not a bitcoin cloin). ARDR is the next evolution of NXT. It's been in development for over a year already. Testnet released, Mainnet to launch Jan 1st 2018.

2. Obvious Use case
The beauty of ARDR is its not looking to solve problems that don't exist yet. It's features have real world cases that are useful to current-day businesses. BaaS (Blockchain-as-a-Service) could be utilized by big brands (think customer loyalty points cards), insurance companies (immutable data), banks (obviously) and many other services. Child chains allow any entity to create and control their own blockchain easily and solve the current blockchain bloat dilemma (Bitcoin, Ethereum).

3. Not already in the top 10
With such corporate appeal its surprising more people aren't supporting it. The team is very active, attending and speaking at blockchain conventions/conferences. I suggest checking the twitter.

4. Initial distributional method
Everyone who held NXT during the Snapshot period was credited ARDR tokens on a 1:1 basis.

5. Long term commitment and proven staying power
The Jeluruda foundation raised over $150,000,000 in their IGNIS ICO which was open for months and sold 50% of all IGNIS. IGNIS is the first child chain of ARDR. The only way to get IGNIS now is to hold ARDR during the snapshot at the end of december to be credited .5:1 IGNIS to ARDR.
Obviously you can just look at NXT to see the teams long term commitment and staying power. With their current budget they can afford development and marketing for years to come.

You can really get started with any amount. It's all up to you!

I was in Jakarta back in 2015 for business. Interesting place, but very crowded. But I could sense the quick pace of development. In 5-10 years, it could be a powerhouse.

We're 25 days away from the end of the year. My guess, NO.

How about some more underground selections? Indie movies please!

I was in Tokyo in 2014. Here are a few quick observations:

1) How Tourist-unfriendly the city is. There are various different metro lines run by different companies that aren't interconnected. Get on the wrong one and God knows where you will end up.

2) Half of the ATMs don't accept foreign cards. I've used a foreign card at a 711 up in the mountains in rural Taiwan. That was fine. But not in Tokyo.

3) Lack of English proficiency. In Seoul, Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, I'd say at least half the people under 40 can speak passable English. Not in Tokyo.


BUT despite all that it's very, very clean! 

I'm considering buying the TV console one, but I would like to know if anyone has had experience with it. Good/bad? Let me know!

Did you already verify your ID? If so, that should increase your limit.

When you first set it up they give you a list of backup codes to print out so no issues there as long as you don't loose the printout.

Looks like you may be able to do it on QuadrigaCX but I have not tried and cannot confirm. Just setup my account with them and will let you know once verified.