Please, visit our blog. We publish regular updates on the project.

The CDX token has been listed on CoinMarketCap today: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/commodity-ad-network/.

The ad network is now up and running and will be fully operational with participating websites and advertisers starting in February.

Please, follow our updates on our Twitter channel: https://twitter.com/commodityadnet/, and on our blog: https://commodityadnetwork.com/blog/.

This has been covered in our latest progress report. But to make sure that it doesn't go unnoticed.

The CDX token can now be traded on HitBTC.com, Livecoin.net, and Mercatox.com, in addition to Etherdelta. In the next week or so, it will be listed on YoBit.net and CoinExchange.io as well.

I have read the whitepapers of projects that might appear to be competitors (such as Adex) and I can tell with 100% certainty that not one of those projects will provide anything close to what we are doing. Whether in terms of the level of personalized service to content creators and advertisers or in terms of community value (in our case that niche community would be primarily the alt-media community). So, no - no competitors.

Latest progress report is out now.

Guys, we have addressed the listing on exchanges issue in the Roadmap for 2017 and explained the reasons why we are not going to trade coins before the product is ready and before there are actual network participants in the ad network. Just hold your horses for a while. There is nothing to trade these tokens on at the moment. These measures will serve everyone well in the longer term.

Thanks Trina. It's very very rare to read something positive and rational online. I do appreciate your comments a lot.

If you feel like it, please, do get in touch and maybe we can discuss some of your ideas further.

Thanks for stepping in responding. I am already focusing on the software development side of things and getting the content creators and advertisers on board.

You can download the PDF file to your computer or open it in your browser as well. There is a download button below the whitepaper viewer. It's the right-most button.

If you left-click on it, it downloads the PDF file.

If you right-click on it and select Open in a new tab, you will be able to read the PDF file in a new tab.

Sure, buddy boy. Let's all listen to the anonymous person with 4 posts using a new fake persona. Like so many others before... You keep changing the names, keep creating accounts, keep telling the same story.

Your "messages" together with all the information I was able to collect on your various fake online personas have been forwarded to the authorities.

Yes, the reasons were as posted earlier.

OMG. Put some effort into your bullshit otherwise it just reeks of desperation...

The issue with Erik has been explained in this thread.

Are these sites reliable enough for you?
The Coin Telegraph
NewsBTC
CoinSpeaker
The Merkle
CryptoCoinsNews
ICO Alert

I guess not. However, an obscure youtuber with a 1,000 views who has some personal issues against another youtuber. O-oh, that's it!

Geez man, why are you wasting your time on crap like this? Do you, honestly, have nothing better to do with your life?

I think that it's nice of people to chime in with a few nice words. Online communication tends to quickly devolve into hateful crap. So that's a positive thing in my book.

As for the pre-sale reopened thing. It's the same pre-sale that has been extended and the reasons for doing so were clearly explained in a dedicated blog post.

I suppose you mean the messages where you are trying to extort money from me mafia-style based on some non-sense or perhaps your personal mental health issues. I don't know where you live man, but you are pushing the envelope. I wanted to simply ignore you, but if you insist, I have no problem collecting all available information from your messages including your IP address and sending it all to the police. I am sure that wherever you live there is a law against threats and extortion. But hey, the internet is anonymous, right? LOL  So, if you feel like it keep going and let's see where this journey takes you.

Someone has called him at home and threatened him and his family. He then asked me to remove his name and photo of the Team which I immediately did. The only way I can explain his tweets is that he is trying to make sure that the threats don't continue.

The coin is called Network. I am not sure whether there are some centralized rules regarding naming the coins. I have researched the most well-known coin listing sites before deciding on CDX. There was no mention of any other coin using this symbol. We'll see.

It would never have occurred to me that someone with an account and job history at Upwork would be an identity thief. Live and learn, I guess. The backup dev team was asked to create a video of the whole team, with each team member introducing themselves. We also asked for LinkedIn profiles and Github pages. If you have any other ideas how to triple-check them, I am all ears.

Yes, we will be doing live discussions. We also hope to do some live interviews with crypto youtubers. I believe we have one already planned for Thursday.

Of course, I am very happy that you brought this issue to our attention. It would have been a costly thing to realize later on that this person was a scammer. I am more than happy to offer you CDX tokens for your excellent research. Please, drop me a line using our website's contact form. Thanks!

I have reached out to Sten Loor 5 hours ago and he hasn't responded yet. This was reason enough for me to reach out to our backup dev team. I have asked them to send us a video showing each of their team members introducing themselves. And to send us each members' LinkedIn and Github pages as well, so that we can easily verify that they are who they claim to be.

In the meantime I will be reaching out to Upwork where I met Sten Loor and will be reporting him for identity theft. I will do the same for his two buddies because they might not be who they pretend to be either.

I have to thank the OP for bringing this to my attention. Thankfully, we have not entered into any actual software development with these people, so there is zero negative impact from their attempted fraud.