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This is truly a fascinating idea. I can see all of the applications. Upon looking at the medium blog, I found out about even more features. Very excited for this one
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Thanks for sharing! Planning on finishing your whitepaper in a few. Excited for this one.
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Saw this article on steemit: https://steemit.com/cybermiles/@supersheriffen/revolutionising-e-commerce-is-cybermiles-the-successor-to-ethereum"The success of any project can be measured in its ability to solve problems; CyberMiles is doing that with a range of innovative ideas for the e-commerce landscape. They empower developers to reshape billion-dollar industries across the world. They empower smaller businesses to thrive where they otherwise risk being forced out by giants like Amazon. They empower communities by giving more incentive to participate in all the proceedings of a c2c(consumer to consumer) marketplace, which normally would be controlled by a few people in a centralized manner. It’s democracy at its best, and a new revolution in decentralization." Thoughts? Yeah, that would be a nice idea.Dont know much about cybermiles project.But from what you have said, the project would be nice if implemented well. Amazon and other e-commerce are completely centralize and sometimes I feel worried for it as they take the final decisions and keep calm even though consumers faces problems.Amazon losing its reputation due to this.I have faced many issues with them and thought that there should be an other giant in e-commerce.But decentralized e-commerce is a good idea.I have seen a few ICO projects recently but none of them look promising.Hope this project would be as good as ethereum. I feel the same way about amazon and especially ebay. Two big guys that control your seller power and can shut you down whenever. In terms of how unique cybermiles is, I see a lot of potential. I suggest people that are interested to read through the whole whitepaper. It's not just the idea, platform backing it, but also the ecosystem itself. The whole idea of arbiters is very intriguing. |
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I use it and have been using it without hiccups. I'm also glad to see tokens/ico's like cybermiles accept myetherwallet.
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It really just depends on which country you live in. Some are very lenient and/or indifferent while others will jail you.
Hopefully soon those countries become more progressive
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Depends on the country. If you've seen on the news, Unikrn, with their ongoing ico UnikoinGold, recently got their malta license. I think this is important for credibility. Too many scam sites out there stealing money from innocent people. Looks like unikoingold will be disrupting the esports realm with their betting platform. http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/10/22/mark-cuban-ashton-kutcher-unikrn-ico/ |
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I don't think it'll be replaced. It might inflate incredibly high and then someone like ethereum will come along with diverse applications. They can always be used side by side.
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Holy cow, anyone paying attention to this one? I have a good feeling about unikoingold
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I can not follow you here as Malta Gaming Authority issues only gambling licenses? Or requested Unikrn separately an ICO license at Malthese authorities or in other countries?
If ICOs need licenses depends on the laws of a country and there are surely a lot of countries that do not ask for licenses.
It's a gambling license I believe. I think what this brings to light is whether ico's should pursue licenses for validity and credibility. And on the flipside, should governments/countries have qualifications for valid ico's. |
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Been hearing about cybermiles a lot lately since they're at pre-sale. Thoughts?
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an example of a good ico is the team, idea, platform, and all the small details like website, branding, etc.
Unikoingold recently falls into that category.
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Invested because of the team and existing platform. Seems like they have a 15% betting reserve to stabilize price
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Don't forget unikoingold. Their stuff ends in like 2 weeks or so. If youre into esports and the long term, they are solid
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I don't think there will be a war. There's no way for them to stop anything, but only cooperate.
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A lot of countries ban gambling, but if you're into esports betting and tournaments, you have to check out Unikrn. They launched their ICO UnikoinGold last month and the sale is ending in three weeks. Incredible concept and they're one of the only legal platforms out there. They even have fiat betting in the UK and Australia. Crazy stuff, but it's companies like these we need.
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It's insane how you can bet fiat in the UK. I wonder if it'll come to the US because the esports industry is starting to boom here. After reviewing the white paper, UnikoinGold seems solid. Read a bunch of articles about them and watched their cryptocompare profile. Looks like a long haul type of token, but that's the game I'm in.
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Every country will determine and rule how they categorize bitcoin or crypto. At the moment it's in such a grey area to really determine and the government is too behind to catch up. But then you have countries like Switzerland that are very forward with their tech.
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