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Hi, guys!
I`m gathering information about outstanding or amazing facts or projects in blockchain space.
I'd appreciate your help.
Thx
I`m gathering information about outstanding or amazing facts or projects in blockchain space.
I'd appreciate your help.
Thx
CIRCULARISE
The goal of Circularise, an EU funded startup, is to solve communication barriers in the value chains and enable circular economy for everyone. Circularise is being developed as an open source platform where relevant stakeholders can come together and have direct access to any critical information they might need. While this information exchange is inherently linked to issues around trust, traditional solutions to overcome inertia often lack the foundations needed to support transparent cross-stakeholder collaboration.
Circularise is approaching this issue in a novel way, by using blockchain technology and zero-knowledge proof in which a stakeholder can prove a statement without sharing any other information than the fact that its true. This allows any stakeholder to retain ownership of information, while at the same time allowing others to ask so-called smart questions to the data.
Visit: https://www.circularise.com/
Download the Whitepaper: https://circularise.docsend.com/view/s/wrj7m7rt2u
There ate a lot of ICO projects in Bitcoin talk. And all we want here is to make our project successful.
That is why we launch bounty campaigns, visit blockchain events, pay big money to media an so on.
However, it's not a secret that the best ads is a world of mouth. But it is too difficult to make people talking to their friends about your project.
If your ICO includes event organisation, there is the way how you can make people talking about you. KickCity is building a decentralized reward-based event marketing protocol on blockchain. Having worked with many event organizers, it became obvious that their biggest problem is selling tickets or getting registration. We are solving this problem by creating incentives. Rewarding anyone to promote events. This simply means that users can invite their friends and when their friends buy tickets, they earn Tokens (Cryptocurrency), while the user who bought ticket gets a kind of cash back motivation to buy more tickets on KickCity platform. KCY tokens can be used to buy tickets on the platform and can also be converted to FIAT.
In your opinion, what can help to make a project successful?
That is why we launch bounty campaigns, visit blockchain events, pay big money to media an so on.
However, it's not a secret that the best ads is a world of mouth. But it is too difficult to make people talking to their friends about your project.
If your ICO includes event organisation, there is the way how you can make people talking about you. KickCity is building a decentralized reward-based event marketing protocol on blockchain. Having worked with many event organizers, it became obvious that their biggest problem is selling tickets or getting registration. We are solving this problem by creating incentives. Rewarding anyone to promote events. This simply means that users can invite their friends and when their friends buy tickets, they earn Tokens (Cryptocurrency), while the user who bought ticket gets a kind of cash back motivation to buy more tickets on KickCity platform. KCY tokens can be used to buy tickets on the platform and can also be converted to FIAT.
In your opinion, what can help to make a project successful?
Crypto reward systems are increasingly being implemented across different industries. There are many examples in recycling, for instance, when people either get a bit of crypto or a free ride in public transport for sorting their trash.
Thats just an example https://twitter.com/CISGroupUK/status/1036503819188953088
Good luck with your initiative.
Hi, everybody.
I have an idea to create a new service: crypto marketplace for goods, where as well as on ebay you can buy and sell goods for cryptocurrency. Users will be able to conduct transactions using smart-contracts.
What do you think about this idea?
I have an idea to create a new service: crypto marketplace for goods, where as well as on ebay you can buy and sell goods for cryptocurrency. Users will be able to conduct transactions using smart-contracts.
What do you think about this idea?
I've already seen several platforms like that. https://neverfiat.com/ is just one of them
So there is market for such a service, how big this market is though I don't know. The only people who will use it are the ones who have some crypto already.
Re: [ANN][TOKEN] XYO - Decentralized Crypto-Location Oracle Network. Sale 20.03
What happens if a package was delivered to the right coordinates but was picked up by a neighbour (or a random person) as it happens all the time in NL? Does the payment go through regardless or is there a way to verify that it was you who received the package?
Presale ended with a good result, the company was able to attract more than 1.7 million dollars.
ICO will start in early September, we will additionally report this.
ICO will start in early September, we will additionally report this.
This is great news guys. Good luck in the next round
Looking for ways to advertise a B2B business that aims to make transparency and communication in circular value chains possible by utilising blockchain and zero knowledge.
Any suggestions for both paid and unpaid advertising?
Any suggestions for both paid and unpaid advertising?
i dont like these chart based "sell or buy" recommendations they are completely unqualified for decisions especially for such small and mostly speculative markets.
@KingScorpio - do you mean our Technical analysis? You can tell us more about your opinion on support@coincheckup.com
Thanks!
@KingScorpio tbh I'd also like to know about your opinion. Personally I take these recommendations into considerations, but when it comes to a real investment decision there is no way around proper due diligence.
Re: WeSellFiles - a pay per download file market. Earn bitcoin by selling your data!
Hi, I've built https://wesellfiles.com, it's a pay per download file market, built on Bitcoin and the Lightning Network. It's a place where everyone can earn coins by selling files.
My intention was to make it as easy as possible for everyone to sell files and this is the result! Files are bought using the Lightning Network, the seller can withdraw his funds on-chain. If you have any questions let me know.
Enjoy!
My intention was to make it as easy as possible for everyone to sell files and this is the result! Files are bought using the Lightning Network, the seller can withdraw his funds on-chain. If you have any questions let me know.
Enjoy!
Are you only accepting ZIP files on purpose? I went to go test with a .txt file and only ZIP is permitted by the form HTML.
It's definitely a cool idea & nice approach.
Hi, yes, I'm currenty only allowing zip files. If users want to upload more filetypes I can enable that later, depending on what people want.
The idea is great, and it likely to get adopted by a wider audience if you manage to allow users to upload different filetypes.
I think when it comes to B2C services, the key is to make them as user friendly as possible. Good luck man!
There are so many ICOs I cant imagine trying to cover all of them and having a standardized rating system. In addition, you need to offer it in several languages.
Yeah I agree, but we'll have to take it step by step. Just developing a standardized rating system would take time... implementing everything else and putting it all together will be even harder. I hope someone will get on it soon though
Glad to hear that you'll be opening a center in Estonia
On another note, what's the reason for opening crypto mining warehouses in countries that are likely to have significantly different regulatory requirements towards blockchain initiatives? It seems that this will only make any sort of compliance even more complicated that it already is.
On another note, what's the reason for opening crypto mining warehouses in countries that are likely to have significantly different regulatory requirements towards blockchain initiatives? It seems that this will only make any sort of compliance even more complicated that it already is.