I'm not quite believing you as I'm pretty sure that you can imagine some applications or areas where the use of blockchain would improve key functions. You just need to have a look at where transactions (in general) are used in our daily life and I don't just mean money based transaction, I'm mean people interacting in any shape or form.

It's a bit like the time before mobile phones or rather mobile communication. In the beginning, people would also say that they can imagine that much of a benefit if you're able to communicate mobile as there where landline phones. Now have a look at how things have changed and how society has adopted this form of communication.

So I think that you don't need a documentary that explains blockchain. You only need some imagination

Namixi, don't copy paste posts of other people and present them as your own, you'll most likely get red trust if you continue with that.



ETH can be traded. In order to utilize the funds resp. the liquidity pool, the STeX needs to either trade a large portion of the ETH into other currencies or have an arbitrage/trading chain/mechanism in place that does that on the spot. That depends on how the trading process is implemented. Maybe they can do an AMA and this question can be answered (if it can be disclosed).
Either way, you need not fear that the liquidity pool covers only ETH trades or trading pairs

Great! Reading the whitepaper always helps.
Although, I'm not sure whether there is an explicit description of the tier system. I'd guess that the exact tiers are tbd and that it all depends on KPIs and the distribution of A2A tokens.
Maybe @Ivan [STeX] can elaborate a bit on this.

Hi, I'd like to reserve the German translation.
However, I'd also like to clarify on the task. You mentioned the translations of "site content". So it's basically the website, right?

Here is my portfolio: link

Es ist möglich sich einen Account mit dem entsprechenden Rang auf dem Marktplatz zu kaufen. Allerdings würde ich davon dringend abraten, siehe F: Warum ist das verkaufen von Accounts erlaubt?



Vielleicht lohnt es sich unter den FAQ einen eigenen Teil mit Fragen zu Bounty-Kampagnen zu erstellen. Allerdings habe ich dies bisher bewusst vermieden, weil es zwar irgendwie schon zum Forum gehört, es aus meiner Sicht aber eher nicht direkt in den Thread gehört. Alternativ könnte man einen eigenen THread mit Bounty Fragen eröffnen und auf diesen in den FAQ verweisen.

Wenn natürlich jetzt alle schreien, dass das auch hier rein soll, dann kann ich es ebenfalls hinzufügen

Hi, maybe you want to have a look at the thread from roslinpl, it teaches some very neat tips and tricks for creating a good signature.
It's very detailed and I thought that you could add to it  

Die ICO ist nunmehr beendet, ebenso die Bounty Kampagne. Das Team wickelt nun alle noch offenen Punkte ab. Das KYC kann noch bis zu 30 Tage nach der ICO durchgeführt werden, bitte bedenkte jedoch, dass die Verifizierung ebenfalls bis zu einigen Tagen dauern kann. Sollte es noch Fragen geben am besten direkt im Chat klären: https://t.me/AX1ICO

As long as you don't waste your time with bounties and/or airdrops. The knowledge alone that you can achieve here resp. in the crypto space could be way more worth in a few years than investing your time in some lousy bounties. Learn as much as you can.

Well, I didn't research the project but I would not ignore the warning. Do you have any reason to doubt the project or the people behind it? Did you do your research?
I guess it's an airdrop you just entered? In that case, just skip this one. Better safe than sorry. Alternately you could ask in their telegram/discord chat and see how they respond.

Maybe structure it a bit better? It's hard to read as it's not really inviting
Short questions, short answers. The post is too long and unstructured to read it "quickly" yet it is to short to convey the idea of the project properly, so if someone is interested, he has to follow the links anyway.

I'd guess you would've received an answer (or more answers) in your local forum if you had made your post a bit better. Your question surely is a valid one, unfortunately, I didn't follow Bob's Repair and only saw their marketing efforts once or twice, so I can't help you, sorry

There will be some reviews out there that already highlighted the key features of the project, those can be a good starting point in order to make an informed decision.

Is this question still a thing or did something (new) happen with MEW? Isn't it as risky as ever - or rather as risky as using other online sites? Combining MEW with MetaMask, a hardware wallet and browser extensions like MetaCert makes it reasonably safe, I guess.

A2A tokens are used as an intermediary in every trade on STeX using A2A technology. The utility function of the token provides a tier system for commission discounts. A2A tokens will give users an opportunity to reduce their trading fees by up to 50% through paying commissions with it.

The discount is based on the amount of the commissions paid to the system and the length of time the token is held in the account.

From every commission paid to STeX, 70% of A2A are sold on the open market at current prices and become STeX's income. The remaining 30% are immediately transferred to the smart-contract known as A2A SHOP to be sold from that contract at the all-time high price, 0.1% higher than the previous sale from the contract. You can compare it to the BNB token (Binance).

I hope that clarifies it a bit more

additional info: https://t.me/stex_official/18483

There will be 2 tokens, the STE and the A2A token.

STE and A2A are two tokens that compliment each other. They are different tokens for different purposes.

• STE is a dividend token
• A2A is a utility token (on the platform, like BNB)

So it's similar to KuCoin or Binance but with 2 tokens, which is neat as dividend tokens aren't usually listed elsewhere but utility tokens are.
With the A2A token, you'll get up to 50% discount on the platform.

Plus they'd just use alternate accounts. That's what's happening already all the time. That would only make it harder to spot the scammer.

A self-moderated thread by someone who is suspicious or who just wants to create a bounty campaign is an instant red flag for me.
Usually, you don't need self-moderated threads unless you aim for a clean thread which is usually done when the topic is either complex or you have some specific posting "rules". There really is no reason to make a bounty thread or ANN self-moderated. If someone spams, report him, if it's viable critique, live with it and either reason with people or ignore them.

I'd guess that most exchanges have different condition and that it mostly depends on your project and your negotiating skills. Projects that are promising will get better conditions but might have stricter requirements for a certain trading volume (during their first weeks/months).
Just have a look at KuCoin and the differewnt listing promotions (https://news.kucoin.com/en/category/announcements/). I highly doubt that the projects/teams choose themselves the amount or duration.

A quick update: 21,085,440.76608138 A2A sold out of 500,000,000. Source: https://t.me/stex_official/18229

  

40% bonus until June 17, 18:00 GMT. So we are finally on the last meters of the ICO

Just have a look at the market and you'll find the answer you're looking for. There is a bloodbath out there. You can't blame people for jumping board. The only thing that gained today was &USD

In general, I would agree but a huge problem here is, that many of those sites just copy. It's a bit like the news media nowadays, someone publishes something and it gets copied and copied without any verification by the one who copies/publishes it. So research really becomes difficult as the pool of sources gets diluted and it's hard to find the viable ones.