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Greetings everyone! So am I right that the 1,5% you charge from each transaction just to cover costs an reinvest in portfolio. What do you mean by reinvest? You will have your own pie of it?
Hi catnip. 1.5% is right, idk about what they do with all income above their costs payment. Where did you get this information? Or your own thoughts? There is a huge part of whitepaper about it, like 5 page or even more. All profit will be reinvested in the portfolio! Aim is to make the portfolio as big as possible Sounds good. But it occurs that the bigger it is the more stable it is. So all users benefit as the portfolio grow, but wont it affect the price of 1 token? Yes! And the value of your token will grow also! Sounds rational and honest! And even more attracting  Thanks for your help |
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Greetings everyone! So am I right that the 1,5% you charge from each transaction just to cover costs an reinvest in portfolio. What do you mean by reinvest? You will have your own pie of it?
Hi catnip. 1.5% is right, idk about what they do with all income above their costs payment. Where did you get this information? Or your own thoughts? There is a huge part of whitepaper about it, like 5 page or even more. All profit will be reinvested in the portfolio! Aim is to make the portfolio as big as possible Sounds good. But it occurs that the bigger it is the more stable it is. So all users benefit as the portfolio grow, but wont it affect the price of 1 token? |
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Greetings everyone! So am I right that the 1,5% you charge from each transaction just to cover costs an reinvest in portfolio. What do you mean by reinvest? You will have your own pie of it?
Hi catnip. 1.5% is right, idk about what they do with all income above their costs payment. Where did you get this information? Or your own thoughts? |
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Greetings everyone. Am I right that Stacktical couldn't be as efficient as it is supposed to be without decentralization?
Hey man! Yeah, that's correct. Their system removes many intermediaries when it comes to manage customer expectations and settling disputes after service failures  But if we are speaking about decentralization, how exactly is that realized? Kinda what are the decentralized nodes? Interesting question. Well, SLA are deployed as Smart Contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. It makes them decentralized by nature, and able to borrow the properties of the blockchain, such as the immutability of records. Service providers use SLA to make claims about their reliability, in order to acquire and retain customers Is it cheaper to retain the existing customers than attract new one? Of course! There was a special research comparing these 2 ways and attracting a new customer is 10 times (or even more) more expensive, as far as I remember, than retain the existing one  Wow, I thought that the difference is not that high. Seems that in this case the usage of SLA is slightly more beneficial Exactly! And that's why demand on Stacktical is pretty high nowadays. More to this, I am sure in upward trend in the nearest future Sounds good and fair! Thanks a lot for your help  |
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Greetings everyone. Am I right that Stacktical couldn't be as efficient as it is supposed to be without decentralization?
Hey man! Yeah, that's correct. Their system removes many intermediaries when it comes to manage customer expectations and settling disputes after service failures But if we are speaking about decentralization, how exactly is that realized? Kinda what are the decentralized nodes? Interesting question. Well, SLA are deployed as Smart Contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. It makes them decentralized by nature, and able to borrow the properties of the blockchain, such as the immutability of records. Service providers use SLA to make claims about their reliability, in order to acquire and retain customers Is it cheaper to retain the existing customers than attract new one? Of course! There was a special research comparing these 2 ways and attracting a new customer is 10 times (or even more) more expensive, as far as I remember, than retain the existing one Wow, I thought that the difference is not that high. Seems that in this case the usage of SLA is slightly more beneficial |
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Greetings everyone. Am I right that Stacktical couldn't be as efficient as it is supposed to be without decentralization?
Hey man! Yeah, that's correct. Their system removes many intermediaries when it comes to manage customer expectations and settling disputes after service failures But if we are speaking about decentralization, how exactly is that realized? Kinda what are the decentralized nodes? Interesting question. Well, SLA are deployed as Smart Contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. It makes them decentralized by nature, and able to borrow the properties of the blockchain, such as the immutability of records. Service providers use SLA to make claims about their reliability, in order to acquire and retain customers Is it cheaper to retain the existing customers than attract new one? |
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Greetings everyone. Am I right that Stacktical couldn't be as efficient as it is supposed to be without decentralization?
Hey man! Yeah, that's correct. Their system removes many intermediaries when it comes to manage customer expectations and settling disputes after service failures But if we are speaking about decentralization, how exactly is that realized? Kinda what are the decentralized nodes? |
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Greetings everyone. Am I right that Stacktical couldn't be as efficient as it is supposed to be without decentralization?
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Greetings guys! How are you doing today? I wanted to discuss whisky in general as it is basically the main asset the project deals with to evaluate! Anyone online?
Hi Azam, sure! What exactly are you interested in? I am an experienced whisky drinker if we can say so 😂😂 Are you aware of the whisky market in general? How stable is it? I mean I pretty understand that whisky is a luxurious good, so there is always a demand, but do you have some statistics? Interesting question though. Well, whisky is definitely one of the most stable-demand with an upward trend asset, so this is probably the best item nowadays if we say about always valuable asset. Do you know how many bottles of whisky are sold every year? To be honest, no thoughts... Can you share? 1,200,000,000 bottles are sold every year, just imagine! So from now you should be even more convinced in the value and the upward trend.. and this is why whisky token Wow, that's a lot! Well, I believe that you are right on whisky being the thing people always buy. Kinda status Absolutely. Probably there is no better good than whisky to be a status standard and to be the thing we can equal tokens to Thank you very much, you shared the things I haven't thought before... But seems I have to seriously consider buying WHY |
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Greetings guys! How are you doing today? I wanted to discuss whisky in general as it is basically the main asset the project deals with to evaluate! Anyone online?
Hi Azam, sure! What exactly are you interested in? I am an experienced whisky drinker if we can say so 😂😂 Are you aware of the whisky market in general? How stable is it? I mean I pretty understand that whisky is a luxurious good, so there is always a demand, but do you have some statistics? Interesting question though. Well, whisky is definitely one of the most stable-demand with an upward trend asset, so this is probably the best item nowadays if we say about always valuable asset. Do you know how many bottles of whisky are sold every year? To be honest, no thoughts... Can you share? 1,200,000,000 bottles are sold every year, just imagine! So from now you should be even more convinced in the value and the upward trend.. and this is why whisky token Wow, that's a lot! Well, I believe that you are right on whisky being the thing people always buy. Kinda status |
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Greetings guys! How are you doing today? I wanted to discuss whisky in general as it is basically the main asset the project deals with to evaluate! Anyone online?
Hi Azam, sure! What exactly are you interested in? I am an experienced whisky drinker if we can say so 😂😂 Are you aware of the whisky market in general? How stable is it? I mean I pretty understand that whisky is a luxurious good, so there is always a demand, but do you have some statistics? Interesting question though. Well, whisky is definitely one of the most stable-demand with an upward trend asset, so this is probably the best item nowadays if we say about always valuable asset. Do you know how many bottles of whisky are sold every year? To be honest, no thoughts... Can you share? |
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Greetings guys! How are you doing today? I wanted to discuss whisky in general as it is basically the main asset the project deals with to evaluate! Anyone online?
Hi Azam, sure! What exactly are you interested in? I am an experienced whisky drinker if we can say so 😂😂 Are you aware of the whisky market in general? How stable is it? I mean I pretty understand that whisky is a luxurious good, so there is always a demand, but do you have some statistics? |
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Greetings guys! How are you doing today? I wanted to discuss whisky in general as it is basically the main asset the project deals with to evaluate! Anyone online?
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Greetings community, can anyone tell me more about the asset-backed mechanism? The reason of why I am asking is basically because, as far as I understand, this is one of the technologies to make portfolio always equals to tokens.
Hey azam! Here is what their WP says: To minimize the risk of loss for WHISKY TOKEN (WHY) owners, WHYTOKEN GmbH implements a sophisticated security mechanism. This asset-backed mechanism covers the WHY stock market price based on the current value of the high-end whisky portfolio. It is ensured that the value of the total WHY market capitalization does not fall below 90% of the portfolio value (hereinafter referred to as "asset-backed value" Hmm, sounds pretty beneficial, so this will work from the very beginning to secure token holders even more and make token even more stable? As far as I remember, this mechanism is scheduled to be implemented three years after a successful ICO, but let me double check that Sure! And one more question, in case you know, of course, how exactly the mechanism works? I mean I pretty understand its role, but interested in working principles Checked about implementation - 3 years after ICO. As for working principles, if the market capitalization is subsequently below the asset-backed value for a period of one month, WHISKY TOKEN is repurchased by the WHYTOKEN GmbH until the market capitalization is above the asset-backed value again (buy-back). For this purpose, a portion of the high-end whisky portfolio corresponding to the buy-back will be liquidated initially. From this revenue, purchase orders are placed on the stock exchanges, resulting in an increase in market capitalization. The tokens acquired in this way are destroyed in order to guarantee a deflation and thus a sustainable increase in value Sounds great, I mean this can make us even more confident in tokens stability Exactly, WHY protects against loss of value and ensures continuous growth Super, so I need to add even more tokens to my portfolio Thanks a lot for your help |
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Greetings community, can anyone tell me more about the asset-backed mechanism? The reason of why I am asking is basically because, as far as I understand, this is one of the technologies to make portfolio always equals to tokens.
Hey azam! Here is what their WP says: To minimize the risk of loss for WHISKY TOKEN (WHY) owners, WHYTOKEN GmbH implements a sophisticated security mechanism. This asset-backed mechanism covers the WHY stock market price based on the current value of the high-end whisky portfolio. It is ensured that the value of the total WHY market capitalization does not fall below 90% of the portfolio value (hereinafter referred to as "asset-backed value" Hmm, sounds pretty beneficial, so this will work from the very beginning to secure token holders even more and make token even more stable? As far as I remember, this mechanism is scheduled to be implemented three years after a successful ICO, but let me double check that Sure! And one more question, in case you know, of course, how exactly the mechanism works? I mean I pretty understand its role, but interested in working principles Checked about implementation - 3 years after ICO. As for working principles, if the market capitalization is subsequently below the asset-backed value for a period of one month, WHISKY TOKEN is repurchased by the WHYTOKEN GmbH until the market capitalization is above the asset-backed value again (buy-back). For this purpose, a portion of the high-end whisky portfolio corresponding to the buy-back will be liquidated initially. From this revenue, purchase orders are placed on the stock exchanges, resulting in an increase in market capitalization. The tokens acquired in this way are destroyed in order to guarantee a deflation and thus a sustainable increase in value Sounds great, I mean this can make us even more confident in tokens stability |
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Greetings community, can anyone tell me more about the asset-backed mechanism? The reason of why I am asking is basically because, as far as I understand, this is one of the technologies to make portfolio always equals to tokens.
Hey azam! Here is what their WP says: To minimize the risk of loss for WHISKY TOKEN (WHY) owners, WHYTOKEN GmbH implements a sophisticated security mechanism. This asset-backed mechanism covers the WHY stock market price based on the current value of the high-end whisky portfolio. It is ensured that the value of the total WHY market capitalization does not fall below 90% of the portfolio value (hereinafter referred to as "asset-backed value" Hmm, sounds pretty beneficial, so this will work from the very beginning to secure token holders even more and make token even more stable? As far as I remember, this mechanism is scheduled to be implemented three years after a successful ICO, but let me double check that Sure! And one more question, in case you know, of course, how exactly the mechanism works? I mean I pretty understand its role, but interested in working principles |
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Greetings community, can anyone tell me more about the asset-backed mechanism? The reason of why I am asking is basically because, as far as I understand, this is one of the technologies to make portfolio always equals to tokens.
Hey azam! Here is what their WP says: To minimize the risk of loss for WHISKY TOKEN (WHY) owners, WHYTOKEN GmbH implements a sophisticated security mechanism. This asset-backed mechanism covers the WHY stock market price based on the current value of the high-end whisky portfolio. It is ensured that the value of the total WHY market capitalization does not fall below 90% of the portfolio value (hereinafter referred to as "asset-backed value" Hmm, sounds pretty beneficial, so this will work from the very beginning to secure token holders even more and make token even more stable? |
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Greetings community, can anyone tell me more about the asset-backed mechanism? The reason of why I am asking is basically because, as far as I understand, this is one of the technologies to make portfolio always equals to tokens.
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Hello there community, I have just found the project, got deeper into idea and it looks really attractive for me. A whole new opportunities for crypto
Evening azamkh, happy to see you in Cryptune's growing community. Yes, they are here with a whole new approach to payments, beneficial for everyone - companies and people I am really waiting for their terminals to come to shops, saloons and much much more. I believe the idea itself is in heads of many people for quite a long time. And great seeing Cryptune's solution soon everywhere That's why we basically see that high demand nowadays on Cryptune You mean demand on tokens? Because I would also like to add CPTS to my portfolio ... Yep, exactly. A huge number of people is contributing now! Definitely right time and great discount Oh really, are they having discount? I haven't known about that... Significant?? |
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Hello there community, I have just found the project, got deeper into idea and it looks really attractive for me. A whole new opportunities for crypto
Evening azamkh, happy to see you in Cryptune's growing community. Yes, they are here with a whole new approach to payments, beneficial for everyone - companies and people I am really waiting for their terminals to come to shops, saloons and much much more. I believe the idea itself is in heads of many people for quite a long time. And great seeing Cryptune's solution soon everywhere That's why we basically see that high demand nowadays on Cryptune You mean demand on tokens? Because I would also like to add CPTS to my portfolio ... |
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