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Title: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: bdc604 on September 27, 2017, 06:15:40 PM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: bct_ail on September 27, 2017, 07:55:16 PM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email.
I guess they have other communication channel.

The relatively few forum entries on their site
Are you talking about https://wavestalk.org/? Few forum entries? It has 1198 Members, 2210 Posts and 433 Topics. That is not few!

the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing).
Why do you want to register to the forum when you say:
screams scam to me

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?
Don’t forget: Waves is still in beta stage

Tell me about other Cryptoprojects who makes it better. Waves can learn from them.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: niknik1966 on September 27, 2017, 08:06:09 PM
I can not say anything bad about the waves yet. Today there was a wallet registered there. No problems have arisen yet.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: faaty on September 27, 2017, 08:12:01 PM
waves is safe and trustable. sasha ivanov, ceo and founder of waves platform is an active man in crypto business. I dont understand why you think bad about waves but it is one of the most safe platforms out there. he is in russian media often


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: cryptoking710 on September 27, 2017, 09:05:14 PM
I have only had good dealings with waves and it is in beta so you can excuse a few mistakes.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: doedz on September 28, 2017, 05:51:46 AM
Coins waves potential coins, but some ICO are not interested in using waves.
yes maybe because ETH is more popular and trusted. :)


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: DosManos on September 28, 2017, 05:56:29 AM
well i dont know too much about waves
after reading about it i decided that its not that reliable
i like more Ethereum and Komodo
Komodo building their technology for years, soon it will begin with the Monaize dICO  8)


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: finaleshot2016 on September 28, 2017, 06:47:52 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

waves is a good good platform with a low transaction fee. i dont have to say anything bad about waves since the first time i used it. Waves can lift up your trust to its platform itself and sasha is doing his best to create a best platform like eth.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: TomUyamot on September 28, 2017, 07:18:46 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

waves is a good good platform with a low transaction fee. i dont have to say anything bad about waves since the first time i used it. Waves can lift up your trust to its platform itself and sasha is doing his best to create a best platform like eth.

Sasha and the entire Waves team are a group of brilliant and solid team who are always doing something to develop the waves project. The sad thing is that there is a very tight competition right now. But still waves is thriving slowly yet consistently moving in the charts when it comes to value.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: Idrisu on September 28, 2017, 07:46:25 AM
Wave is still in the early stages of it development and in a beta test position. Many ico project are currently using wave as a channel of investment and token distribution. Most of the current trading exchangers platforms has listed wave on their platforms and it value keep increasing. In my opinion wave is more reliable more than others project of it kind like neo. I will also advise that you should try others channel of communicating as recommended by others comments.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: Mpamaegbu on September 28, 2017, 08:45:30 AM
Personally, I think not much has been done in the way of publicity for Waves and OP is right on this. I guess the devs think Waves is a nice product on its own and for that does not require much promo and adverts. This is definitely not a good way to go about business. Besides all that, Waves is a nice crypto for token exchange. It is the only crypto I know that gives out freebies to its holders from time to time. However, Its major problem is lack of publicity and also by allowing itself to be overshadowed by Ether in ICOs.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: Babayega31 on September 28, 2017, 08:52:00 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

I'm not trusting the waves network and its platform since there are so many scam coins build on this and there dex is so annoying since there are so many shit copy name coins and devs of waves doesn't erase them for the sake of there traders and also I had so many hodl waves network coins with no value and I think I would not trust them anymore and better you should do it also.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: glerant on September 28, 2017, 09:05:24 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email.

It's a brand new site replacing the old site. More content is being added. I am sure Deloitte, Gazprombank and Burger King know where to find them!

The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

They are renowned for their support. They even got funds back quickly when people made crazy mistakes like 10000 Waves fee on a transaction etc. They can do this because Waves community is so great!

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

No it's not normal. But then I don't consider Waves Platform or team to be dysfunctional. The testing is rigorous and diligent, they are working hard to formulate legal compliance and regulation (The worlds first fully legal compliant ICO launched in Canada on Waves recently). For example - the smart contracts will NOT be Turing complete. The Waves platform does not want to see episodes like the $150 million DAO fiasco on its watch. However, I think you will find that Waves is NOT competing with Ethereum.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: NeuroticFish on September 28, 2017, 09:08:04 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

You could have written down which sites you refer to, to avoid confusion.
Indeed, at https://wavesplatform.com/company some more information could have been good instead of just a mail for contact. On the other hand, nobody knows who Satoshi is and Bitcoin is still a success.  At least for Waves, Sasha is quite public, he's not that hard to be reached.

Waves is still some sort of Beta, so some things are not polished as they should (or not even done) and with a project that raised quite a big amount of money, they had the time and resources to get it right. But the system works, from what I know the nodes are decentralized, so the product is pretty safe to be used. Dysfunctional is a very hard word for the current state.

There is quite a number of successful ICOs on WAVES platform, I'm not sure what you need and can't get, but they did. Making a new token is very easy, I don't know how to get the green check mark for it though. Also imho the reputations is better than Ethereum platform, since WAVES was not hacked yet.

WAVES is still in work and growing. You need them and they need new projects. I'm sure that if you want to, you can reach them and discuss the uncertainties you have.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: adam1230 on September 28, 2017, 09:09:42 AM
Waves Platform is fantastic. I don't pay high fees for Bitcoin transactions. Less people know that you can transfer Bitcoin, USD, EUR inside of waves platform with low fees.
For example if you want to send BTC to another one who uses waves wallet just send it through waves wallet you will pay 0.001 waves for transaction. Thats more less then normal btc transactions.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: ben_btctalk on September 28, 2017, 03:40:33 PM
Waves Platform is fantastic. I don't pay high fees for Bitcoin transactions. Less people know that you can transfer Bitcoin, USD, EUR inside of waves platform with low fees.
For example if you want to send BTC to another one who uses waves wallet just send it through waves wallet you will pay 0.001 waves for transaction. Thats more less then normal btc transactions.


Hope new gateway will be added soon and then more people from our communities can even use Waves wallet just as a wallet.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: mangodream on September 28, 2017, 04:49:46 PM
Personally, I never experienced something wrong with waves products or services.
Every time I had a question there were someone to bring me a solution...
Do you use the waves wallet already?


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: ben_btctalk on September 29, 2017, 07:57:20 PM
Personally, I never experienced something wrong with waves products or services.
Every time I had a question there were someone to bring me a solution...
Do you use the waves wallet already?

And new Waves wallet is coming soon :D
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZoVZHhl2XN (https://www.instagram.com/p/BZoVZHhl2XN)
There could be some bugs but I believe those will be solved asap.


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: Bytem3 on September 30, 2017, 12:19:35 AM
Waves has huge potential. The low fees are great and it has nice stable growth. The 2500% ROI aint bad :D (source: https://coincodex.com/crypto/waves/ (https://coincodex.com/crypto/waves/))


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: XbladeX on September 30, 2017, 01:23:04 AM
I'm having trouble understanding how Waves can be considered a trusted and reliable ICO facilitator, having partnerships with notable institutions such as Deloitte and Gazprombank, when they don't even have a public listing of a physical address, phone or email. The relatively few forum entries on their site list wallet and transaction errors, and the forum registration mechanism itself appears to be broken (tried 4 times to resend my confirmation, nothing). The overall quality of the site and content screams scam to me, despite wanting to believe they are legitimate.

Is it really normal at this stage for a company already facilitating millions in investment vehicles, and hopes to be a leader in this market, to be this dysfunctional?

waves failed BIG TIME with ICO MoneyCapital MCY thier toke was traded at Waves exchange. It had like 5m Volume .
Guys from MCY  wanted help because that exchange had bugs but Waves developers  told them smth like  fuck off.
With such atidiute they will NEVER attract ICOs :)


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: nilscrypto on September 30, 2017, 07:33:00 AM
i think Waves Platform is very serious about developing, marketing and community activities.
Actually, the support member has helped me many-many times.

But, i know, how people feel is different for each person.
And you can choose coins you want to invest freely  ;)


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: Elenkareem on September 30, 2017, 08:03:55 AM
i think XEM its first token marketable but ethereum is more popular now, with highest security, and waves is somethink not important coin..  :D :D :D

BYE BYE WAVES


Title: Re: Waves platform and ICOs
Post by: coinpennant on September 30, 2017, 08:30:07 AM
I would not say that WAVES platform is dead. Wave is still not 100% stable. Wager ICO was released on WAVES platform. Lets wait and we will see what will happen with WAVES platform. I think price will increase till the end of the year.