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Thus, EarthBi through the blockchain invites users to participate in the project
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So what gives customers the purchase of these tokens?
I think it gives some kind of discount or bonus. I understand correctly? Like that. it entitles you to receive bioplastics in large quantities (up to 30%) and develop it at a bargain price |
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So what gives customers the purchase of these tokens?
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Undoubtedly, this is a huge field for activities, given the increasing demand in the market for environmentally friendly raw materials.
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I don’t understand, can plastics be non-toxic, because they are all based on oil?
It turns out they can. EarthBi biopolymers are PLA based, made from sugarcane or glucose and are not harmful to the environment. This is interesting. But do they differ much in their properties from ordinary plastic? |
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I don’t understand, can plastics be non-toxic, because they are all based on oil?
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plus ownership will be securely recorded on the blockchain ledger, as it is all about safety
what if im a businessman? whats the use of it for me? businesses and companies will be able to promote and advertise their products or services |
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Why do they need blockchain? Except for ieo there are no more reasons to do such a project on the blockchain.
you have raised a very interesting topic. but, you seem to not understand the project to the end I seem to understand they want to earn a lot of money well they need that for developmet and support of the platform so why use blockchain? NetVRk uses blockchain so that users have chance to participate in the virtual world. imagine we can create universes, cities, and items while trading, exchanging, and owning them. |
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Why do they need blockchain? Except for ieo there are no more reasons to do such a project on the blockchain.
you have raised a very interesting topic. but, you seem to not understand the project to the end I seem to understand they want to earn a lot of money well they need that for developmet and support of the platform |
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Why do they need blockchain? Except for ieo there are no more reasons to do such a project on the blockchain.
you have raised a very interesting topic. but, you seem to not understand the project to the end |
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what's the point of doing all this if most people can't afford vr helmets?
with time they will be cheaper. they’re just using this period of huge prises to earn a good fortune how? and when? Tell me better what's up with the status? they're getting ready for the sale |
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what's the point of doing all this if most people can't afford vr helmets?
with time they will be cheaper. they’re just using this period of huge prises to earn a good fortune |
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well, they are not the first with this idea, lets see if they can create competition for the rest of the VR campaigns
Of course, the idea is not new at all, but the competition is good. As far as I understand, the directions of vr/ar are not yet so well developed, but in a couple of years it will be a part of everyday life. there are a lot of such projects now, whether netvrk will be one of, or the best, time will tell |
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Where only they do not try to shove cryptocurrency. I would not be surprised that in such a delicate way, in the end, many doughs will be cut down, in spite of the fact that this is an ieo.
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What do you think about VR in art? VR today allows you to be in the universe of Salvador Dali or even in some unprecedented worlds. 2018 went down in history as the year when art became virtual. More and more famous galleries and museums showcase VR artifacts.
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There are many not quite obvious applications of virtual reality technologies: real estate visualization for display to potential buyers, special VR applications and kits for schools, military simulators, etc. In a word, the virtual reality phenomenon is not limited only to the gaming industry.
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it is a specialized software using blockchain technology. In fact, they facilitate the transfer of digital goods.
it is interesting. I understand that since this is a contract, it is between two parties who must comply with certain parts of the contract? |
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it is worth adding also that the same requirements may well be applicable to subsidiaries.  yes, of course. By the way, did you know that the ERA token is built on smart contracts? I did not expect this, but it is cool! explain to me what smart contracts are, I don’t quite understand what they are for and what their purpose is. |
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it is worth adding also that the same requirements may well be applicable to subsidiaries. |
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no, this project is not ICO. In recent years, the market for the primary offer of coins has undergone profound changes. This is just the process of purchasing a utility to purchase bioplastic.
by the way, this is quite interesting. EarthBi stands out among similar projects. Although recently in the ICO some scammers. I would say that it is not just fraudsters, but simply companies that have pursued a single goal - to receive tax funds. yes, and even the fund-raising tool has outlived its usefulness, and the “Initial Coin” phenomenon is becoming more popular. |
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