A decent idea,I am certain the venture will succeed, and will discover a place in the sun in the realm of cryptography, the main wish the group to build up the undertaking on a vast scale
Thank you for your support!
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Hello. How much is the soft cap of the pre-sale?
Hi there! There is no soft cap for the Presale, the hard cap however is US $20,000,000 in ETH equivalent
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security token field is quite new, does MOBU have any competitors?
Good question! Yes we do, we have a comparison(below) with some of our competitors and you can see we stand out [img http://][/img]
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I think projects of this type will be popular, they will implement some guarantee against fraudulent schemes. Can anyone tell which jurisdiction the project is located in? After all, different countries have very different laws governing crypto assets, how does the team plan to account for all the differences? I saw a similar project - DESICO, they are located in Lithuania. Where is the headquarters of the Mobu?
Hey there! The Mobu Team is located in Pretoria, South Africa. And yes , you are right different countries have different laws governing crypto assets however, the project complies with all legislation in launching a compliant security token
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Appreciate all for your ceaseless support! Thank you
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Hello All We're stoked to spark up your day with this awesome write up of Mobu. ''Why Choose MOBU and the MOB20 standard?'' MOBU is an ERC20 utility token and built on the Ethereum platform. MOBU’s transaction costs and speed will be the same as the Ethereum network which is almost instantaneous! "The MOB20 standard can be compared to a stamp of approval, quality or standard. For example, in South Africa a Bureau of Standards (SABS) was established to promote and maintain the standards and quality of all commodities and services that are available in South Africa." https://medium.com/@MOBU/why-choose-mobu-and-the-mob20-standard-bbfa316b77ef Enjoy!
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I still don't really understand this platform. You say that this platform is decentralized but still needs KYC / AML, How can that be??
Hey! I can understand your confusion,however KYC/ AML has been a practice for quite a few other ICOs as well for compliance. Specifically, For Mobu KYC/ AML is required since its dealing with security tokens ( which generally deals with dividends) and regulatory compliance is one of the prerequisites. Hope that clarifies
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I’m wondering what MOB20 standard will look like. What makes Mobu thinks that the ICOs will follow it?
Hello there! A very understandable curiousness Now to answer the question, Mob20 will be the rules that govern a compliant security token with the extra features as mentioned in whitepaper to protect investors. ICO issuers will benefit greatly as they can only make use of vetted service providers to ensure lower pricing and higher quality of ico services. Most of all ICO issuers will receive the support of mobu to launch a successful ico and compliant security token! Link to the white paper 👇 https://www.mobu.io/assets/mobu_whitepaper.pdf
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all features are very promising, and the roadmap is also very well structured, which needs to be asked is why choose MOB20 protocol? whether its superiority only erdapat on system security alone? what about transaction speed and cost?
Hey there! Good question really, to explain this - As mobu is an ERC20 token and build on ethereum it will have same transaction cost and speed of the ethereum network which is almost instantaneous. The mob20 standard is like a SABS stamp of approval recognised across the world of compliant security tokens. It will comply will all features of mobu which include our unique escrow to protect investors and furthermore symbolize TRUST. Hope this clarifies and thank you for the support and keen observations on the project
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🤝 The PDATA team is excited to announce a strong partnership between PDATA and Korean exchange Coinrail. 🤝 As a first step PDATA Token sale will be launched on Coinrail at the end of July. This allows Conrail users to purchase PDATA Tokens directly on the Coinrail exchange. PDATA will continue this collaboration also post-ICO and join forces to build value for our mutual community. 😃
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PDATA has made Opiria products. Opiria allows you to make money by selling your data. Opiria is already a real product with real customers helping Fortune 500 companies
This is pretty huge IMO because we give out our data daily for free for the likes of Facebook and other big companies to make billions of dollars in revenues yearly from our information via advertisers so this is a turning point for giving individuals more leverage with what they rightfully own and is theirs to sell and profit from. Thanks to the advent of blockchain tech now we hav emore say in the distribution of wealth so I would check Opiria out. Over 13 million USD collected already and only two days left to get 20% bonus, not too shabby at all. Making money by selling your data is great, but what if the money you can make is ultimately not enough for people to care? This gives people the option to sell their data instead of their data being stolen from them for free and at the same time help companies design better products and offer better services. I hope that makes sense. Yes yes I understand how this is supposed to work. There is just this uncertainty if people will eventually become active to sell their data for a few 100 dollars or whether they don't care. And what happens if they don't care as much as they don't care about their data being stolen? Basically you're saying that you don't care about 100 USD? You must be rich or something, because 100 USD pays my internet bill, so I will happily do a survey and not have to pay the internet anymore I can also give you my bank account for you to send me all the money you don't care about! This a childish attitude, and i'm almost certain you still get allowance from your parents, because an independent, self - sustainable, mentally healthy person will take the 100 USD without any question asked. Peace! Will you do a survey that asking about all of your personal data for 100 USD? As long as the platform can be trusted and it can give the more guarantee to our data. I remember about the facebook scandal with US and how those people were filling the survey related to their personalities without getting any payment. Hey there! A very reasonable question. now to answer that, PDATA’s trading of personal data is based on the blockchain. Blockchains were built to function in a “trustless” environment in which people can transact directly with one another without needing to trust any middleman in the ecosystem. The blockchain technology and the PDATA platform ensure following (these are also GDPR requirements): 1. The consumer owns the personal data and has full control over it. 2. Personal data never leaves the consumer in an unencrypted format and only the consumer holds the key to decrypt it. 3. Personal data can only be transferred to a company with the consumer’s consent. In addition to that the consumer knows exactly who gets the data and for what purpose. 4. The trading of personal data is fully transparent and traceable on the blockchain whereby the anonymity of the trading parties is completely protected. Hope this clarifies all the air around it
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Dear Community, We're excited to share with you this great Photo of Juan Engelbrecht, the CEO of Mobu along with Alex Mashinsky (VOIP inventor and founder of Celsius who successfully raised 50m usd) at the Blockchain Tech Summit in NYC! 📸
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Dear Communty! Check out our updated partners list!!
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Is there any problem with HAV token? I tried 3 times to transfer HAV token from MEW to exchange but all of them were failed.
Hello , Please try using 400k Gas at 6 Gwei , as these are the recommended limits. Also , please check if the havvens are escrowed
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This project is quite promising! But I think your project gives us less information. I also want to ask about the purpose of this project?
Hey there ! The purpose of the project is to get a stable coin.Cryptocurrencies exhibit transaction immutability and censorship resistance, and in these ways are a better form of money, but their adoption has been hindered by the volatility inherent in their static monetary policies. Users cannot engage with such systems as a medium of exchange if the purchasing power fluctuates. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies designed for price stability. A decentralised payment network built on a stablecoin would be able to capture all the benefits of a permissionless system, while also eliminating volatility. Furthermore, if a token’s price can be maintained at $1, then it can serve as an interface between fiat money and cryptocurrency. If such a stablecoin does not require an account in a traditional bank, then it can be effectively used for settlement and purchasing, without the centralisation and counterparty risk involved in fiat transactions. Hope this answers
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