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Machine learning that predicts crypto prices? this is possible but the algorithm, coding and predictions will depend to the likes of the developer.
Various apps have been there that can give guide what potentially could be the line next to the graphs or charts that we have. But all of those have been programmed base to the existing type of prediction that we have.
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It won't come back. Don't think that it's possible because it's never going to happen. People are so full about projects like ICOs and everyone has been well-informed today. But giving the idea of the situation and what if it comes back, let's answer. what do you think that will happen if those days should come back in the crypto phase?
Investors will try to avoid it, the hype for ICOs is gone and they will invest wisely this time. If it's not Ethereum or other good altcoins, they will mainly invest to bitcoin. |
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Website is definitely dead. Not sure if they haven't paid the bills for the site but I suspect they felt the heat around the corner and 404'd with shutdown. Just posted a new thread to warn everyone about ICObench. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5261649.0The website didn't load for me anymore. This is the code. This site can’t be reached
icobench.com took too long to respond. And for their LinkedIn account, they've been last active since 7 months ago. |
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Thank you for accepting me, I verify that my information in the spreadsheet are correct and I'm also wearing the updated signature code, avatar and personal text.
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I re-apply Boss if given a chance for the Tier C/D. |
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Does someone know one fo the usualy suspects, like Pompliano, about pushing that project to the moon? I just wonder who made the most money with that project, if the price decreases to a single digit it definately won´t be people from the project itself since I assume they have a holding period that isn´t over yet
Crypto personalities are known and common to have that influence in the community. Whenever they say something good or bad with a project, they mostly affect it in both ways. Those people that have bought at the lowest price are usually the ones who are earning from this. But if it's not the investors you are asking then it's always the developers. |
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TL;DR.
I thought that there's really a description and types of these roi coins. But looking at the feedback trust you have, it's your project that you are shilling and it's a scam per se. I think that it's a style that you have come up to make people believe that you are running a type of 'roi coin' but in reality that it's the name of the coin which is a scam.
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You have to understand what blockchain is. It's not like a share that you can distribute to your investors base on what you have said. It's where bitcoin and any other coin runs. It's the network for most cryptocurrencies so it's not like an asset or dividend that you can give to those people that's longing to invest or buy a share with what you're trying to discuss here. As I have said, as long as there is no business model and profitable service or product you'll going to offer, it's more of a charity.
Actually tokens in a blockchain is a good way of determining the share of a person. You just need to look at the blockchain and you can see the addresses that owns the token and it is quite easy to distribute profits to the holder. OP is having a different thought with that. If you have to back read, you will understand why I'm explaining it like that. If you are providing free meals then how is it a business? Also as far as I know you can only do ICO with regulated investors in America. Since your token isn't providing any utility to holders, it might as well be classified as security and you might have difficult time going around it.
I think OP has work around on this "free meal". As stated earlier, this can be a form of promo, wherein every x purchase of foods a y number of a free meal is allocated. It not that hard to maintain this while profiting from a business. Though I agree that if their token is classified as security then it will need legal documents to proceeds. There's no profit in this kind of business. |
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I've seen this kind of domain and that's with the .zil. AFAIK, that's from Zilliqa domains. How do you think about development of Tezos ?
It's going to add some traction for Tezos although even without this, they're already known and good. |
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The return they get will be in half of their total investment, or the value of the company, maybe a coin isn't it but I think block chain can work somehow. I guess I have to do the math before I raise any funds obviously, but I'm just trying to imagine a community program funded by the people that have partial ownership in that company. If it takes 100,000 people to raise a $1m, and it takes $500,000 to hire employees and run the company say, the other half of the valuation of company belongs to the 'donaters' the reasons I'm calling them investors is because there is a possibility of a return even it's not the most lucrative investment. But if 200,000 people contributing monthly are now valuing the company at $2m then the early adopters have made their initial investment back, and as more people subscribe the more the company can thrive in communities and the more wealth early adopters can accumulate. I guess I have to find out what other incentives the 'donator' gets other then a peace of mind of feeding the hungry and shares in the company, I'm thinking of some type of product mailed to them could be more of an incentive. I guess I'm imagining it like a program you opt into as if it were some type of tax, and at the end of each year you can get some type of 'tax return' even if its not your total investment. I feel like there's something here, I just have to work out the economics of it, because if it is a non-profit the $10 a month subscription (or any donation) would be a write off to the contributor.
You have to understand what blockchain is. It's not like a share that you can distribute to your investors base on what you have said. It's where bitcoin and any other coin runs. It's the network for most cryptocurrencies so it's not like an asset or dividend that you can give to those people that's longing to invest or buy a share with what you're trying to discuss here. As I have said, as long as there is no business model and profitable service or product you'll going to offer, it's more of a charity. |
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You didn't mention how you're going to do business with your startup. It looks not even a business at all if you're feeding people one meal a day, this looks more of a charity and investors that will put money into your startup will get ownership and how they'll make money from that? there's no clear business model that you're actually doing including the marketing and hiring of employees. Most of things that you have mentioned were all cash-out flow and the only cash in flow is the investors money.
I suppose I'm relying on good faith of the investors to continue to contribute money into a business that feeds people for free, the more investors that are attracted to the idea the larger the market cap grows thus improving their ROI long term. Which is different then giving it away to a charity and never seeing a return at all. It is all cash out, the only cash in is the investors contributions and donations here and there. It'd be set up like a non-profit, but as soon as the money stops flowing, the business is done. It's not a business if it's non-profit. And you shouldn't call people that contributes money as investors, they should be donators. Because both words have a different meaning and being called as an investor, there's an expectation of a return of something from what they've invested in. No investor will invest when the distribution of free meals to people once done, it's already done. I think that you have to clarify that to your donators instead of calling them investors. |
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It's balance when somebody says that the market for Ethereum will tank or for bitcoin and any other cryptocurrencies. This is the equilibrium of cryptocurrencies.
As long as not everybody telling us that the market will go up, you should feel good with it. But whenever all of these people are claiming that we're about to enter a bull market then that's the time that you should be fearful.
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Yes, correct, it is a lab program. And that is a great cherry on the top of the cake.  There were other possibilities to be chosen by Ubisoft between all the crypto-game projects out there. It's always been a good opportunity to be chosen by companies like this so, you shouldn't waste the opportunity that was given to you. And this is the time to shine to the people because you have been chosen and there's already an attachment made for Ubisoft and you. Adding this last new with the partnership between Xaya and Soccer Manager to launch Soccer Manager Elite, and all the other dynamics rolling on the project, for me it seems a very promising bet.  Is this a game or a platform? |
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Yeah that's a lab program from Ubisoft. And it's amazing to be part of it because it's Ubisoft, one of the known companies in the gaming industry. If someone won't read the article, he might think that Ubisoft accepts Xaya already but it's not like that. Ubisoft Entrepreneurs Lab Kicks Off Its Fifth Season |
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You didn't mention how you're going to do business with your startup. It looks not even a business at all if you're feeding people one meal a day, this looks more of a charity and investors that will put money into your startup will get ownership and how they'll make money from that? there's no clear business model that you're actually doing including the marketing and hiring of employees. Most of things that you have mentioned were all cash-out flow and the only cash in flow is the investors money.
I think he meant to do a charity. I'd not recommend charity to use ICO as a fundraiser as they have their own costs involved and there's about no use of coins and no use of offering the coins. That sort of charity should come up as a charity that may also take crypto donations. If available, you could also provide your info and ask for donation in Gofundme, which is a better platform to get charity. I don't think so. You can't make money with charity unless you're just doing it with that intention. He mentioned startup so basically, there's a business that actually lies with his question and description. Whether he do charity or not, there's always a cost to develop his own coin because most projects hire developers that will create their token through their chosen chain. I hope that op will answer it and show his business idea if it's not a charity type. |
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You didn't mention how you're going to do business with your startup. It looks not even a business at all if you're feeding people one meal a day, this looks more of a charity and investors that will put money into your startup will get ownership and how they'll make money from that? there's no clear business model that you're actually doing including the marketing and hiring of employees. Most of things that you have mentioned were all cash-out flow and the only cash in flow is the investors money.
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I've heard such scam schemes involving trading forex, stocks and cryptocurrencies. They're making it as a trading company that generates huge money which they can front to their upcoming and interested investors. That's where the scam goes, they'll create fake win trades so they can attract their investors. SEC should just return the money to the victims.
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The chart's looking into a rising pattern. I have noticed that many altcoins are going crazy and it could be one that will be pumped by most altcoin traders. But I'm not saying that buy it, the decision is still in you guys. A chance that it's the ceiling that it can reach for now. Does Trac devs have plans of going in binance?
The company itself dont care much where token is traded. As along as it is traded. If community will push it to Binance is another question. I am sure there will be interest and only reasonable future. At the end tokens that will have use case will be listed on best exchanges. Tokens that bought their place on such exchanges will slowly be delisted. Can't agree more with that matter. Tokens that has use case will always dominate the market. This is what the people wants and for traders, this is an advantage that they can depend on it. There's something that they can hope within this token if the use case has been highlighted and being used exactly as it is. |
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