People selling x4 on IDEX...

noobs


they will cry in 2019  2020 when CXO will hit 50$

Thank you very much!   I just bought IPL tokens on Livecoin   - i didn't get IN  in Crowdsale

I am happy HODLER now for many years - i am sure that Insurepal will be a story of success #facts

w0w look at this guys


Viberate CEO just attended a panel about the blockchain and governments at the World Economic Forum in Davos. One of the
panelists was Akon and of course here’s a mandatory selfie with Viberate's CEO.

Really interesting view on how will SPF platform change the world in sports

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz9mj3yDLBs

KYC closed



you could buy at   IDEX in few days



there will be some sellers i am sure

SNC is gettin worldwide youtubers attention

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puhJsVCTIzw&feature=em-subs_digest

Big exchanges + more volume = good sign

Just 10 days till the end of the month

BIG news soon out 

Very good answers on almost all questions!

Read and you will know 

https://cargox.io/#questions


ICO/KYC related
What is the hard cap of the ICO?
Why is your cap so low, just USD 7 million?
What is the minimum contribution in the ICO?
What is the maximum contribution per person in the ICO?
If I contributed 7 ETH in the presale, does your 5 ETH ICO limit mean that you will return 2 ETH to me?
Where can I see my contributions, and the amount of CXO tokens I will receive?
Where can I see the contribution address for the ICO?
Must I really wait for the ICO to start to send a contribution?
In my KYC application I announced that I would contribute 1 ETH. Can I contribute more now, or is that limited for me?
What is the gas price that I need to set in order to contribute successfully?
Why have you decided to take a 7-day average ETH/USD price for valuation of ICO? Isn’t this unfair towards presale participants?
Where can I see the ETH wallet address which I entered in the KYC form?
I mistakenly entered an exchange address instead of my own wallet address in KYC. What can I do to fix this?
In the presale I mistakenly contributed from an exchange address. Is that money lost, or can it be fixed so that my contribution counts?
I (we, an ICO group) wish to invest 1000+ ETH. Can you offer me (us) an additional discount?
Do I understand correctly – you will only do the USD/ETH/CXO conversion once, both for presale and ICO tokens?
Is the token locked with a ratio at the time of the ICO?
What was the presale price?
What will the initial ICO price be?
What are your bonuses for contributions?
Can I send ETH from an exchange?
Can I send ETH from one address that I hold the private keys of, but which is different from the address where I want to receive tokens?
Can I contribute in several transactions?
Will I receive a confirmation when my ETH is transferred to your address?
When will you be listed on exchanges (and which ones)?
Do I really need to go through the KYC (Know Your customer) process?
Can citizens of the US and China contribute?
Why do you prefer ETH over BTC?
I forgot my password for the KYC system, how do I reset it?
Do i get bonus if I refer someone. How do I get a referral link?
CXO token related
What is the CXO token supply?
What will you do with remaining tokens? Will there be any?
Will you mint another batch of CXO coins at a later time?
What will the CXO tokens be used for?
When do I receive CXO tokens?
When will team tokens be unlocked. Are there any other locked tokens?
Where do I find the market price of CXO after the crowdsale?
Which wallets support CXO token?


CargoX related
Where is CargoX based? Slovenia or Hong Kong?
Are you related to the CargoX shipping company from Brazil, or CargoX PTA from Spain?
Do the team members have a long history of collaborating? Has any team member left the team?
Are you only handling sea freight?
Do shipping companies need to have a blockchain expert employed to use your service?
Will you implement atomic swaps for the B/L tokens?
Are there other companies blockchainising Bills of Lading?
Why is it important to reduce shipping time for B/L documents from weeks to minutes, if the container cargo on a ship is travelling for many weeks anyway?
Aren't there a lot of companies who use e-waybill already (e-waybill is a B/L but just sent by e-mail)? The biggest shippers like Maersk, MSC, China Shipping do that a lot. What is CargoX's advantage over e-waybill?
Will you distribute the profits or part of the profits of CargoX to token holders? If yes, how – buyback and burn, or ETH dividends, or… If not, why should the price of CXO token appreciate?
What are the barriers in accepting your service as a legal equivalent of an actual paper Bill of Lading?
Isn't the telex version of B/L already widely used nowadays?
Which advantage over telex B/L do you see in your product?
Where can I see a comparison of a paper B/L vs. Blockchain B/L?
What happens if the CXO price rises dramatically? Will the CargoX B/L become uncompetitive?
Where will shipping firms get CXO tokens from?
Is the CargoX.io project open source?
Is the actual product functional? Or only in theory? Are you waiting for the ICO to finish before development?
Have you looked at *this* or *that* similar project?
What about your partnerships?
How will CargoX earn money, if the CXO tokens are already sold?
When will you beta-test the smart B/L?
Is CargoX.io the only blockchain solution for paper-based proof of ownership?
Why do you use blockchain technology and not just a regular database?
Does your solution make screening easier, or are documents just scanned instead of digitised?
How will you solve this issue if the customs authority in each country requires the original documents?
Is there any GitHub or demo that can be reviewed to shows the product you are proposing? As far as I can see there seems to be nothing to show us. There is no prototype of the new B/L protocol.
There is not much technical detail in the whitepaper. Is there more detail somewhere?
You are proposing to be the arbiter between parties in disputes. I think there would be concern amongst the industry about being reliant on a single party for this.
How exactly does it work when I'm a shipping company and want to join you?


45HC related
What is 45HC?
How is CargoX connected to 45HC?
Who are the competitors of 45HC?

Nice progress!


I just follow you on Twitter

Changelly soon for VIB


awesome



time to buy more VIB

Crowdsale begins on 16 January at 13:00 UTC

don't miss 

If you have any questions you can join CARGOX telegram    I had few and they answer very well

https://t.me/joinchat/GAKhBQ48675fRRMEd-kLcw

All IPL tokens will be available for purchase with ETH. Base token price will be set to $0,10. The exchange rate will be locked based on January 16 market exchange rate and will be valid for the entire time of the token crowdsale. Prior the token crowdsale whitelisting is available by invitation. A maximum 70% of all the IPL tokens can be sold during this period.

Read up more about Crowdsale for the last 30% IPL tokens left


https://insurepal.io/crowdsale

Why invest to CargoX?

Disrupting the Shipping Industry
With Smart B/L on the blockchain there will be no need for paper B/L anymore.

Secure
No central storage which could be attacked by hackers. Global Trade's most important document is encrypted and securely written on the blockchain network, accessible only with traders' private keys.

Fast
Smart B/L is issued instantly and is immediately available to the Exporter. When agreed conditions are met, Smart B/L is transferred to the legal owner of goods – instantly, without couriers in the middle. Just like sending an e-mail.

Paperless
A blockchain-based Smart B/L will be equivalent to a paper one. Having it on the blockchain just takes the pain away. No need to print, send, store and archive it in a conventional way anymore.

Cost savings
Each paper B/L is sent at least three times with couriers making it extremely expensive and slow. The average cost for sending a B/L three times is around $100 and it takes up to 10 days to reach the final destination. More than 50 million B/Ls are created every year.

Bill of Lading Fact Sheet
50+ million
B/L each year

More than 50 million Bill of Lading documents are created each year.   
$100 costs per document

Average Bill of Lading courier costs are $100 per document.   
$5 billion courier costs per year

Companies could save $5 billion per year just on courier costs.   
5 to 10 business days

It takes 5 to 10 business days on average for a Bill of Lading to get from its origin to the destination.


From the Past to the Future
A Bill of Lading is issued for sea-freight shipments and it gives the holder of this document the ownership rights to the cargo.

Using express courier services, it usually takes 5 to 10 days and it costs around $100 to get this document from origin to destination. By using Smart B/L, which is a blockchain-based token, we cut down the time and costs needed for B/L transfers. By sending tokens on the blockchain you can easily and securely change the ownership from Exporter to Importer which makes the Smart B/L tokens the perfect tool for claiming the ownership rights to the cargo.


Join CargoX Telegram for more

https://t.me/joinchat/GAKhBQ48675fRRMEd-kLcw

Interesting GAS  and GWEI


Transactions on the Ethereum network require fees in the form of gas. The amount of gas depends on the amount of computation required to complete the transaction.

Gas Limit is the maximum amount of gas allotted to the transaction, 21000 being sufficient for simple transfers and much higher amounts for transfers to smart contracts like those in ICOs.

Insufficient gas in the Gas Limit will result in a failed transaction, the fee paid will be lost, but the ether transferred never leaves the wallet since the blockchain was never updated.

Gas Price is the price of each gas unit measured in a fractional amount of ether, typically gwei. Gas price varies, but 20-30 gwei is average as of writing this.

Current Gas Price can be checked online ( Etherscan or EthGasStation ), and the Gas Limit for things other than simple transfers can only be known by looking at the smart contract code or by looking at what the organization behind the ICO / smart contract says is appropriate for their smart contract.

Understanding how gas works is crucial for Ethereum users interested in participating in ICOs, using smart contracts, and even making simple transfers between wallets. In this post, I hope to explain what gas is and how it works. Skip to the end for a simple summary of things. To start off, we need to understand some basics about the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

Ethereum Virtual Machine and Gas
The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is a major part of the Ethereum ecosystem, but I'll be heavily glossing over this so we can focus on how it relates to gas. In short, the EVM is an environment where arbitrary code of smart contracts and other operations can be executed. Every node in the Ethereum network executes operations within the EVM to ensure redundantly correct execution and relies on consensus to agree on the answer.

All transactions, from simple transfers to ICO smart contracts, require some amount of operations to perform. Each of these operations has an associated cost in gas. Thus, simple transactions like transfers will require less gas to perform than more intense smart contracts.

For example, a simple operation like if(var > 1) may cost 1 gas, but a more complex operation to store a variable could cost 100 gas. The cumulative sum of all the operations is the total gas cost for the transaction.

Gas Limit
When on a site like MyEtherWallet, you're going to see a field called Gas Limit. This corresponds the the MAXIMUM amount of gas you are willing to spend on the transaction.

Important to note:

Different types of transactions will require different amounts of gas to complete
Providing too little gas will result in a failed transaction, the fees are kept by the miner
Extra, unspent gas is refunded automatically
What happens if I specify too little gas?
Your transaction will start to be executed, but will eventually run out of gas and be stopped. When this happens, you will not get back ether spend on the gas used, but since the transaction did not complete, the blockchain does not reflect a transfer, so the main funds essentially never left the wallet.

So I should always specify a large gas limit since I'll be refunded?
No. The minimum gas limit for transaction is 21000 + the amount to execute any fallback functions if it's sent to a contract, but the actual blocks also have a gas limit that specifies the maximum amount of gas all transactions in the block can consume. This is comparable to Bitcoin's block size in bytes, but ether miners have the option to increase or decrease the gas limit of blocks so that they are propagated quickly. You cannot exceed this amount if you wish for your transaction to be processed. Also, miners only get paid for the actual gas consumed by a transaction, so putting a high value for the gas limit fills up the block gas limit, but isn't computationally-dense enough for miners to want.

Gas Price
Gas price is the amount of ether you are willing to spend on every unit of gas. Yes, you determine the price of gas AND maximum amount of gas you want to spend on performing a transaction on the Ethereum network. Although gas limit is just a simple quantity, gas price is measured in ether (specifically some amount of wei, usually gwei). The value of gas is driven by the market and the nodes that prioritize higher gas prices when mining transactions. The current gas price can be seen on Etherscan or EthGasStation. As I mentioned, gas price is usually some amount of gwei.

Crowdsale begins on 16 January at 13:00 UTC

only 2 days guys


Preppare ETH engines 

2015
VIBERATE Established

2016
First Round of Funding$560,000 received from several domestic investors
VIBERATE 1.0 Launchthe service provides DJ profiles with detailed analytical content for over 50,000 musicians

2017
Q1Second Round of Funding$440,000 received from an angel investor
Q2VIBERATE 2.0 Launchthe service upgraded with all music genres, venue profiles and events, forming a database of 130,000 artists, 53,000 venues and 210,000 events

Q3Database Upgradeprofiles of 10,000 venues and 60,000 events added
ICO Crowdsalesold out in 4 minutes and 42 seconds, raised $10,714,285 from 657 contributors
Q4Booking Agency Profile Launchshowcase rosters of represented musicians

2018
Q1Event Organizer Profile Launchprofiles enabling work showcase, event promotion and direct engagement with other entities

Q3Ticket Sale Platform Integrationaffiliate deals in place with all the major ticket vendors to provide users with the option of purchasing event tickets directly from the site

Q4Business and Booking Platform Launchenabling our entities to take full advantage of a simple digitalized process of booking musicians and pursuing other business opportunities

2019
Q1Extended Blockchain Feature Integrationadvanced blockchain features, such as smart contracts and DAOs, which will be used in different stages of the musician booking process

Global Marketing, PR and Sales Campaignspreading the awareness about our service while performing different marketing, PR and sales activities on a global scale

SNC is the best!  You will see soon

A decentralized community-based service, fueled by the Viberate token (VIB)

Viberate has always been a community-based service. To give back to the community, we developed a reward protocol enabling users to earn VIB tokens in exchange for their contribution to the service.

The VIB token is the core unit of our service that we intend to turn into a go-to digital currency for the music industry in general.

The entire music ecosystem in one place

Viberate is the first service to cover all aspects of the live music industry. Our database includes musicians, music venues, events, booking agencies and event organizers. Our user group stretches from musicians and other music professionals to fans and the media. Our entities can use their profiles to easily introduce themselves to either the general public or a targeted audience. The profiles are also equipped with contact information that enables users to interact with one another and thus pursue different business opportunities.

The first ever blockchain-based live music marketplace

With the database and communication channels in place, our platform enables the implementation of a live music marketplace. Event organizers will be able to pick musicians on the basis of the social media metrics and book them directly through our service. The two parties will be able to review each other. The blockchain technology will be used to negotiate terms (smart contracts) and transfer payments (escrow).

On the platform, the organizers will also be able to sell tickets (via DApp) without intermediaries. On top of that, fans will be given a chance to sell their purchased tickets on a secondary market.