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How can you guarantee that this business plan will be profitable and especially with those specific numbers?
A business in only profitable if it brings in more money than the costs it faces. A plan is just a plan and nothing more. You can't guarantee that this business will be profitable unless you start the business yourself and then sell it when your balance sheet shows that it is indeed turning a profit. Until then it's just an idea. One that can fail just as easily and if not more than it will succeed.
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This is interesting thanks for sharing. How did I miss this project along my path? I am reading up, checking the historicals... looks like a promising investment still. Cheers and good job to the quantum Resistant Ledger Team. I love the concept. 🦋❤️🦋❤️🦋 This project wasn't hyped up like all the other coins with ICOs. QRL held a public capped fundraiser to raise the funds that they deemed necessary to help with development. Unlike other ICOs, QRL set a realistic uninflated cap as they knew that's what it would take to fund the project. There wasn't any profit on their part. It's super cheap right now so I'd advise you that if you want in then now is the time. Once the main net launches people will kick themselves for not buying when they had the chance. |
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Thanks for the price. I appreciate it very lol  It's going lower. Free money for the p&d whales that were cut in on the backroom distribution deal. Will test ICO price. Lol there was NO backroom deal. Get outta here Don't feel like you need to respond. People are bitter from having missed out on buying in so cheaply. The fundraiser was rather low key and not marketed like all the other ICOs albeit for the right reasons. Haters are going to hate. The only sad thing is that now when they have cheap coins they're not going to buy and they'd ultimately regret not buying in once the main net launches and the price skyrockets. |
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Adding someone on Skype shouldn't be problematic. Just make sure that you don't open/download any suspicious attachments or links and you should be fine.
If it's an interview then it should purely be that. Don't fall for any click bait and you'll be safe.
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Are you selling the physical cards or the codes only?
Are you able to provide proof of purchase? For 90% you'd expect the cards to be legit so I assume the answer to those questions is yes...
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Why not start an auction and let the market decide the price? You can always set a reserve.
I personally find auctions with set reserves pretty pointless. If OP has a reserve price in mind then he should either sell fixed at that price or set the auction with that as a starting price. Starting at 0 and letting the market decide won't help as the sale won't go ahead. I guess that's why OP is taking offers. If he gets one that's reasonable enough then he'll accept. Just my view  |
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Is there a rough ETA on the main net launch? I don't think so. Maybe around August time. Probably best to check on slack and speak to one of the team Why such a low price?
This is one great project/coin. It really surprises me the low price.
Better fill your pockets guys, it won't stay that low...
The initial rush is over. The previous pricing was merely just market hype. We have to wait until the main net launch before the price readjusts. It'll bounce back. Just give it time. |
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They've been around for a couple of years now and nobody seems to have had any problems with them. I think they're considered one of Europe's biggest exchanges too which says a lot about it.
As with all exchanges though, don't keep a large amount of coins online. Better to use the site tonexchange and then transfer them to a secure offline form of storage.
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I hate to be the party pooper but I don't think that this is great news at all. All it means is that the school wants some extra publicity and has done so by stating that they accept BTC. In reality, if a parent does end up paying in BTC then the school would cash it out for FIAT immediately. The school has bills to pay (electricity, equipments, salaries etc). Unless each link in the chain is prepared to accept BTC, there'll come a point where the BTC needs to be converted into old fashioned cash to pay said bills. My gut tells me that this link happens to be the very first one in the chain.
I'd be surprised and delighted to be proved wrong.
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this is general, not specific against any website. I included it alos in my signature... to remind people to avoid to give too much information about themselves.
bitcoin debit cards websites are companies registered in London by Lithuanians who demand from you your phone, ID and utility bill, that's enough for them to make offshore companies on your name without your knowledge and they can get a bank account and make financial crimes on your name, or they can simply sell IDs. don't give to anyone too much info.
why they need more than your ID when your local bank demands only ID?
what do you thin, does ordering bitcoin debit cards expose us to the ID fraud and financial criminality?
does the law in Britain really demands utility bill or just "know your customers" or ID and that's all.
anyone visited a bank and opened an account in the last period? did they ask for utility bill?
When I made a bank account in my country, my ID was all I need.
Wow. That's not racist at all  Seriously though, what makes you think that these companies aren't legitimate? Why would they steal your details more than any other company? If the company are transparent and official then there's no reason to suspect them more than any other trusted companies. As other members have said, every financial institution (at least in the U.K.) requires you to submit your ID and proof of address in the form of either a utility statement/bill or previous bank statement. |
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We all invest in projects hoping to make a profit somewhere down the track.
Have there been projects where the initial value of a coin ended up being higher than the value of the coin 18 months after its launch? OR can we expect 99.99% of projects to make some sort of profit, as little as it may be in the long run?
The thing is that there is no end goal/date to use as a comparison. You can look at a coin price at time of launch and then again 18 months down the line. It's possible that the coin value after 18 months is less than at launch. Having been said, if you wait another few months (no speicifc set value) it's extremely possible that the coin value would rise to a new ATH. The point is that most coins are created to last. If that's the case then there's no real way in which they can fail (as per your OP) as the value has an infinite amount of time to rise/fall. |
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This looks awesome. It's a shame that there are only 4 pieces being made available for sale. I'd love to get my hands on one but something tells me the auction will go for a bit more than I'm willing to spend. Either way, a really nice collaboration.
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Interesting project what kind of analysis are you providing in these ICOs and who is the analyst/what experience does he/they have? There are already a few sites that breakdown each ICO which has proven quite useful. There's definitely a market out there for this and with the rise of ICOs I think this could have a or if potential if done properly. Good luck!
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I'd be interested in this although at a lower price.
If you'd consider lower offers then let me know. Having been said you'd probably get closer to your asking price/face value if you sell it on eBay...
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There are quite a few trusted Escrow members on this forum.
Personally, I'd recommend either Minerjones, OgNasty or Blazed. All of them can be trusted for Escrow. Send one of them a PM to initiate.
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You don't just create a coin for the sake of it. If you have a genuine idea or technology that you want to implement then you can go about creating a coin or asset. It all depends of what exactly you want the coin/asset to bring to the table. Regardless, just creating either with the sole purpose of earning some cash through an ICO won't work. Coins are scrutinised before they launch an ICO and if you have nothing new or are a clear shill then everyone will see straight through it.
Have a think, come up with something innovative and then go about making it.
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Oh giddie. Another newbie offering crazy discounts on smartphones.
If you want to make a sale then post pics proving you have the phone's and state that you'll accept Escrow as nobody in their right mind would send any coins to you first.
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What are the odds going to be like? Will they change as the 'tower' progresses? If not then I don't see how you could sustain your business as one big payout could empty your bankroll. You'd need some measures in place.
On the other hand, if the odds of winning every turn changes (decreases) then you should consider that statistically speaking most people won't play beyond a certain point as the risk would be too great. It seems like this could be a flawed model in my mind.
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I have a set of 2 x 5 LTC coins in their leatherette. I won them from one of Smoothie's auctions on here and had them funded before shipping. They both have the block font type on their addresses. If you're interested then drop me a PM. Thanks |
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