I feel quite unsure about this project. Does not seem much interest in the project, even if it already filled some pages in this forum (mainly with stupid questions).
How would you convince me as an investor?

is there another source / interaction channel than telegram? It's very hard to keep the overview in such big telegram channels

Red flags

So am I...

Thoughts so far:
reasonable Hardcap - good (also that people ar not allowed to spend more then 5k shows that they are selfconfident)
big telegram group - very good
quite good in icoratings (but i dont really care about)
question marks - not active at all in this forum

Somebody listed different medical blockchain applications already in this forum (unfortunately there has not been a comparation between them so far) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2817316.0

on coinmarketcap only two of them are listed (ptoy with 22mio, medibloc with 200mio), the other ones are not closed yet.

I think I'm gonna invest short term. if i find some time for research im going to share the results

it may gets a little more complicate but icos won't die.

it is also a great opportunity to take part in a company founding, which is quite difficult in the world outside blockchain technology, unless you are a known investor

I'd recommend to use other exchanges, unless liqui is the only exchange which has listed your desired coin.

Kucoin is, imo the greates exchange atm and also in the future. they have listed lots of very interesting coins, which you don't find in other exhcanges (such as red pulse) and has a great incentive program for their customers and kucoin-holders.

https://www.kucoin.com/#/?r=E5_fqG

Well... It's hard to say today which coin is going to be scam and which not. I find it kinda funny how many "experts" we find today in the whole cryptoworld.

I'd suggest to buy and am quite sure, that you're gonna earn some money with tron (as you could with other coins) and don't focus too much on the question if a coin is scammy or not

Kucoin. Sehr interessante Coins und als Kucoin-Shares Holder (deren eigene Währung) verdient man einen ordentlichen Anteil am ganzen Trading-Volumen.

https://www.kucoin.com/#/?r=E5_fqG

there is/was a scam on www.reai.markets (i instead of an L). be aware.

good alt, but stay away at this moment.

ich würd alle ausprobieren

GDAX: Umwandlung LTC, BTC, ETH untereinander und auf Euro ohne Fee
Bittrex: grosse Auswahl an (einigermassen) etablierten Altwährungen
Bitfinex, Liqui: ergänzen vermisste Währungen (bspw. IOTA) auf Bittrex

me neither. i think they should stop immediately with such unplanned actions. You're gonna ruin trust with such "gifts" in a time people already feel concerned

BTC, ETH, LTC and NEO / tier2 OMG, IOTA

what is the further plan for this project? Are there any important actions/collaborations planned in the future?

Sounds very promising. Hope you do well.


you can use metamask. why shouldn't you?

best of luck. imo they fail in quite some important aspects to consider when investing in an ico:

]-there is no prototype and actual product so far?! no github? i mean, they only sell their promise at this moment
- their range between soft and hardcap is between 5000ETH and 150000ETH (30x bigger) -> actually, i always thought that you need liquidity for some planned actions in the future (for instance further development of product, gaining attention etc) BUT you do this according to planned spendings and not by estimating them in an accuracy of 30x ?!?
- there are actually followers on twitter telegram etc but just because they got a TON of free token by joining

What I mean to say: I'd strongly recommend to define some important parameters before investing and not just rely on "your feeling"

Ambrosus

No, I wouldn't. I like the idea too, but the whitepaper isn't really convincing.

we (me&some colleagues) aren't planning an ico in the near future it was rather out of interest, because it isn't mentioned very bold in the whitepapers.

thanks for the very clear and reasonable answer. out of your experience: If they burn it, do they also adapt the issued tokens after the ico?

-> ICO: selling onyl 70 from the 100 (expected).

Var1: Total issuance after ico: 100 more (as planned) -> total 170 (burn 30 during ico)
Var2: Adapted issuance after ico: only 70 more -> total 140 (burn 30 during ico, and also 30 after ico)

i mean, if they don't, they may dilute the planned shares from the ico a lot?

Hi,
We're actually doing our research about ICOs and we feel unsure about hte following

What happens with not sold tokens in an ICO?
If the company is expecting to sell 100 tokens during the ICO but then only sells 70. What happens to the 30 they weren't able to sell? Do they remain just in the company (and/or the development Team)?
Are there any differences between different ICOtypes (uncapped, capped, etc) regarding this question?

thanks for your help,