No, piecoin was a crypto currency,  paypie is a risk assessment,  accountability platform based ontop of the ethereum blockchain. Its blockchain accounting, the blockchain works for this platform because,  it is a semi transparent ledger, and being that its ethereum, it has the ability to incorporate smart contracts!

I agree, at the current rate, and trajectory that technology is advancing, I would cut 20 years in half, to about 10, before we start seeing major adoption among everyday consumers. Theres ot of bugs that need to be worked out, like motion sickness, and latency issues, as well as the problem of affordability! Remember how much flatscreen televisions costed, before they became common place?

It's an American based startup, I think they will focus on U.S based exchanges first, being that this startup makes an effort to follow legal compliances, and transparency in order to function within U.S regulatory obligations.

Exactly, they call it morning star, because the logo uses the demonic magickal sigil ( contract card ) of Lucifer, son of the morning, but the creator of logo didn't practice due diligence,  because the symbolism in the logo is conflicting.
    As a student who studies esoterica occultism, I can assure you there are too many conflicts of interest in the logo. The sigil is for Lucifer, the son of the morning, but I don't think the designer understands the symbology, because lucifer is the planet Venus, the morning star, the sigil uses line segments that correlate with saturnurnian energy, within the upper, most inner part of the sigil, is the eye of province, then the outer rim of the circle, is the oruboros,  and in the middle, the kundalini serpent,  wrapping itself on the cross of the Tao.
    Utter confusion,  within the whole logo, causing conflicts of interest between the symbols.  I swear the logo was designed just to look cool! I can't decipher the meaning, it doesn't follow hermetic law.
Logo does look spooky though, to the unsuspecting eye, but those with the ears to hear, will hear.

If the regulations in China, are similar to those in the U.S, then they probably won't be able to legally buy ICO tokens from an exchange either. Here in the U.S, if an iCO token fails the howey test standard, then it will be labeled a security, meaning any without regulation, it would be illegal to buy them from an ICO directly, or an exchange, because they would be considered unregistered securities.
    I'm not sure how Chinese law addresses this issue, to be honest. I do know the Chinese own nearly half of the bitcoins within circulation.

A good way to get in on the action of any ICO, is to got to the altcoin bounty section, and check for bounties. I'm not sure if Paragon has a bounty thread, but if so, check the altcoin sections marketplace, then click on the "bounties" subforum. The marketplace and alt marketplace always has bounties for members here.

Now that you put it that way, I guess your absolutely right! Better to get in now, before competition appears, and build your brand. It's risky, but damn it, you've got to love the enthusiasm  , you guys are gonna be ahead of the curve for sure. Bravo!

Populous is only a platform for buying, selling, and trading invoices. Paypie appears to be an entire accountability ecosystem, as well, as a hub for instant credit scoring. Like they said themselves, it's the first of its kind on the blockchain! 

Virtual reality is a small niche market, as of now. I simply don't think theres enough end users at the moment, to build a working community platform. This startup is good, but way too advanced, and ahead of it's time, to grab the average consumer. Virtual reality is new, and very strange to the casual enthusiast.
     I'm psyched, to be honest, this is everything I dreamed of as a kid, but I don't see the V.R market taking off, in a mainstream direction, especially with its current affordability, for another few years. I will continue to follow this project closely though!

Exactly brother, the current method of accounting is very slow, outdated, and not transparent enough. With Paypie, it will be much harder to cook the books, cheating people over, which is why they mentioned Enron, as a reference (not to beat a dead horse). This here is a game changer.

I'm not a developer,  or affiliated with the project, but the reason for the use of the ethereum blockchain, is because of it's transparency, fungibilty. The blockchain makes audits and other accountability  processes  easier, and makes it decentralized. The speed alone is another reason.

Yeah, the marijuana industry is fairly new in the United States, due to recent regulations across many states, softening the laws realted to Cannabis possesion, distribution,  and compsumption. Alcohol companies sell a product that gives you a buzz, but marijuana gives you bigger buzz, so naturally the alcohol companies are worried about this inevitable competetive market that will arise. It's about the money of course!

Well, for starters, they legally operate there business from within two seperate countries, that being Singapore,  and spain. Those two locations alone in seperate countries are bound to have a variety of properties for investing in.

Congratulations on the successful thwart of the cyber attacks. If people are unsure about this ICO, this should be proof of the dedicated team behind this startup project! Too many ICO's have been hit by attacks only to lose precious investment money. Kick is fighting for your money. 

Will failure to comply with these instructions result in a ban next airdrop? Can someone answer this please? If so, a massive ban wave is coming! Do I need to join the official forum as well? I've been here since day one, I just want to be sure, thats all.

Exactly, this startup plans to decentralize the boundaries, and limitations of crowdFunding type platforms, which often limit participants according to geographical differences. According to the white paper, their flagship token will be burnt off slowly, causing a natural inflation over time. This platform is for crowdfunding ICO's, and regular Joe's with ideas for something innovative, or interesting.

I'm not sure if your joking or serious? Anyway, by the sound of things, you haven't read the white paper yet. I'll debrief you then, but let's keep it short and sweet. Paragon is building a platform which will house all things Cannabis related on top of the blockchain, from the medical industry, farmers, and of course, last but not least, the buyers, and sellers. Paragon will turn all things marijuana related, into the internet of things, connecting medical services, growers, who farm the Cannabis, Dispensaries, who sell the Cannabis, and advocacy groups, to discuss laws and regulations from within each state where upon Marijuana has been decriminalized.
     This entire ecosystem will be transparent to a degree and stored upon the block chain. The Paragon coin (ERC20 Token) helps fund the community and is an asset on which the startup foundation will rest upon.
Paragon plans to build physical locations, one by one, in each Green (Cannabis friendly) state within the U.S.

The presale is used as an ignition starter, in order to build momentum for the ICO campaign. A presale usually entails some form of bonuses for early bird participants.

Thank you, I am not able to participate in the ICO, but I did want this particular information regarding the token contract, on hand for later use. Is their an ABI number for this contract as well?

Yes, but how many Cannabis coins are there that are going to build physical, brick and mortar facilities, comply with each legal Cannabis states laws, and regulations, and network the entire Cannabis medical field, all on a blockchain? Their goals seem pretty realistic, plus they're backed by a well-known musician/celebrity (The Game), whose cultural influence is heavy within the urban communities.