Anyone else here expecting top 10 by market cap for Waves within the next couple months?
That definitely seems like a possibility. Everything I see makes me believe Waves is still very undervalued. And also, an additional note, if you can check the chart of Waves in the past year, its bull run started at this same timeframe. So yeah, I'm also seeying Waves in the top 10 group by market cap in cryptocurrencies in the coming months. They are continuously giving updates and doing improvements in their platform without being affected by the price of it right now. The devs just focus on making this coin a better one compared to the other coins. I'm currently stacking up Waves at these prices. Think about it, Waves' ATH is in 250k sats and now, we are at 62k sats. Too much room to grow.  I'm glad to see others feel the same way about Waves as I do. I can see nothing but more success ahead. Especially with smart contracts coming up and such dedication of the team. |
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I definitely love the new website! That must have taken a good amount of work to get it so polished.
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Do you guys expect to hit the hard cap on the tier 2 private sale just like you did on the first?
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As a US investor, am I able to participate in this ICO?
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Is there any KYC required to invest in this? I can appreciate people trying to go about things the right way.
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Is there somewhere I can see examples of previous investments? I'm sure your team is very knowledgeable, just curious to see the knowledge in action before investing.
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The web app is going to be completely decentralized? That would be amazing.
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Is there any invasive KYC required for this? That kind of stuff seems like such a hassle.
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Anyone else here expecting top 10 by market cap for Waves within the next couple months?
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Is this token considered a utility or a security? I'm thinking utility because of the nature of it, but I want to be sure.
From our understanding, and extensive discussion with attorneys, our token is a utility. It (ODIN) is fundamental to using the platform, and any value that it has is simply a result of demand for platform access. Nor does the token represent / constitute any ownership in the actual report, etc... seems about as much of a utility token as is even possible, really. I was thinking it was likely a utility, but I had to ask since making a coin a security tends to open it up to more regulation. I'm happy to see that ODIN appears to be defined as a utility. Thanks! |
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I think it's a bad idea to sell in a state of panic (depending on the situation, of course.) I personally do not think you should ever invest money and have insane expectations to get rich with money that you need desperately. With that said, I recommend just holding on to the crypto until prices go back up again. There are natural rises and falls. If you panic sell you are possibly going to forever lose money. If you hold out until prices go back up and then reassess the situation, you are likely to do better. That's just from personal experience. That said, if the project you have invested a lot in is actually a crap coin, then you should probably sell while you have the chance to come out with anything before it plummets.
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This is really interesting. I'll be following it.
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How did your team meet? How many people work on this project in total?
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Because it is changing the world.  And it's allowing for decentralization and anonymous transactions. |
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Definitely not in the current state of crypto (fees can seriously add up for small transactions plus the time it takes to process transactions). However, long term, I could definitely see it becoming more popular than cash. I think cash will always be a thing, just like how checks are still a thing. They aren't popular, but some people still keep a checkbook just in case a debit card reader is down.
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I think the prisoner financial system has needed reform for quite some time. I think those in charge appear to know this as well. I think this is a really good solution and you guys have relatively no competition. Has your team encountered any challenges so far and if so, how did you overcome it?
None as of yet, the approval process through the state takes a few months though. We are going to start out as a pilot program in the prison they give us, then from there we will easily expand through the state as they see it working. From there, we can sell this to any state as they will start to pick up on the idea. It's the same way cannabis started by one state, now every other state allows it in one way or another. That's good to know. Obviously starting to get this project adopted will be a bit of a challenge, but it seems like it's going really well for you guys. I can't wait until the pilot program starts and people see what a great idea this turned out to be. Just getting one prison started will be a huge success because everyone is sure to follow. |
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Is this token considered a utility or a security? I'm thinking utility because of the nature of it, but I want to be sure.
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This project is really nice. What are some features the Friendz team has considered adding to the app? I’m curious of upcoming features as well as ideas that may never see the light of day that the team has just been considering.
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Is there any sort of time frame on a web app version? I see the part that says 12 months for Android.
DApp v1 will be released first as a web platform, we have it set on our timeline for 8 months after our February 28th launch. Oh cool. I'm thinking a web app is going to bring in a lot more interest. It's good to see that it will take a reasonable amount of time. Are you guys hiring web developers or do you already have them hired? |
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How is it possible waves volume on Tidex (almost unknown exchange) and on Yobit is much higher than on Bittrex or Binance? Waves volume today on: Tidex: 12M USD Yobit: 5M USD Bittrex: 1.2M USD Binance: 0.9M USD https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/waves/#marketsThat is strange. Is Tidex affiliated with Waves? Waves makes up half of Tidex's total market. yes, there is a "genetic" link between tidex and waves.. I don't think Tidex is affiliated to Waves, but I think the Waves team helped them to launch. If Tidex has a so high volume, I think it's because they applies no fee on ordersFrom Tidex: the simplest fee structure possible; 0,1% for market makers, 0,1% market takers fee. Oh, that makes sense. Thanks for your help in clearing that up. |
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