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It is still early days for NRM.CASH so I don't see a reason to panic already because they might not reach their soft cap. They will hit it and the best people here can do to achieve that goal is to spread the word.
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To participate in pre-sales should the data be validated through KYC? In relation to the auction of real estate, will the auctioneer's fee be charged?
There is an obligatory KYC procedure on ICO, but on Pre-ICO there is NO KYC procedure. The fee depends from the conditions of auctions. We just give an information. But fees much less then the discounts, that is why it is profitable to buy property on auctions. What is the reason that there is no obligatory KYC procedure on pre-ICO? What is the difference in terms of regulatory compliance? Because the biggest part of collected funds will be transferred to a Bank account, for this money is necessary KYC. Part of the funds collected on the pre-ico will use for payments in the cryptocurrency for this is not required KYC This is really weird as KYC obligations have nothing to do with the form of payment. You are either an investor or not, and if you are you have to comply with certain regulations, one of which is KYC. Makes me thinking here why that is different for you... |
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All the gambling in the world will be here!
That's very ambitious but can be possible.
If in case, your ICO will be successful.
What if you haven't reached your targets?
Are you still gonna attract those gambling addicts on your platform?
The market has enough space for many players and there are already a lot of companies that are offering blockchain-based gambling and the number is growing I think. |
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You only discuss about price...
Let me ask a question, someone have a timeline for Casper, Plasma and sharding? What happened with Raiden network? They had an ICO but it's being developed? Anyone is using it?
It is all under full development but you should always keep in mind for any significant development that a lot of testing is required before it can be fully implemented. There is so much at risk. |
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To participate in pre-sales should the data be validated through KYC? In relation to the auction of real estate, will the auctioneer's fee be charged?
There is an obligatory KYC procedure on ICO, but on Pre-ICO there is NO KYC procedure. The fee depends from the conditions of auctions. We just give an information. But fees much less then the discounts, that is why it is profitable to buy property on auctions. What is the reason that there is no obligatory KYC procedure on pre-ICO? What is the difference in terms of regulatory compliance? |
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Trading always gives money/profit to organizers, so NRM platform also expected to generate good profit. Also it’s good for platform users to het forecasts from neural network. What else investors need =)
From what I've seen in the past the devs are very active in the telegram, if you want to get an idea across to them sometimes the best bet is telegram. But I have seen them respond to posts here as well. So chances are suggestions and comments will be taken into considerations, but it really is best bet to join the telegram and open a conversation with the team their. Constant summaries of the progress being made is a good way to keep your followers in the loop. It also prevents hundreds of people from asking the same question if you provide a comprehensive report that gives enough info. |
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It's certainly looking bad then. There is hardly any project that goes completely silent if it actually serious intentions about turning their roadmap into reality. Have they ever showed their faces?
Not only they are absolutely silent, from time to time one of them deletes any critical messages in the chat box at the exchange. They are just buying more time to hide themselves and the money. As for faces, they may be fakes, and the CEO remained completely unknown. One question then is how well did they do their job in hiding their identity throughout the whole time they ran this project? And did they actually scam you guys? Looks like they did pretty well. There were investors, some of them mentioned buying tokens during the ICO in this thread. Personally I did not invest, I only participated in their signature campaign for some time, of which I now regret. There is a group in crypto that pulls off a lot of scams I think. They know how to do it without get caught. The only thing to fight back is inform people about the threats and get some better verification processes for devs who want to launch a project. |
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Is there presale transparently structured in terms of potential bonuses or will they all be negotiated on an individual basis?
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I believe that VERGE is one of the most potential projects of 2018, this year will be the peak of the glory of VERGE, perhaps we will see how Monero goes into the background under the onslaught!
You all seem to have an aversion against crypto as a whole and an exaggerated passion for single projects. Why is it either Monero or another one? Why can it only be Verge? What is your issue? Why shouldn't they all thrive? |
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What is the minimum for participation in the pre-sale?
The minimum is set at 10 Eth! There is a feeling that the creators of the project want to weed out small investors) but this is just the pre-sale. During a presale it sounds normal to ask for 10 ETH as minimum investment. You don't want to deal with thousands of investors during the presale. Usually you want to pick strong strategical investors to get started. I agree with what you said mate, a lot of ico that turned out to be successful had the same marketing strategy. They are trying to filter their investors, they're trying to choose the investors that's really in it for the project and are taking their project seriously. Actually 10 eth is a huge amount of money to invest in, so those who are investing are the ones that truly believe on the future of this project. The presale usually offers the largest number of bonuses so it's just reasonable that the minimum amount to invest is also huge. Small investors can always participate in the public sale, but I'm just not sure if they will offer any bonuses anyway with the potential that this project has, there's no doubt that everyone who invests during the ico will be profitable. But if you compare it with other projects, you can see that 10 Ethereum is not much. A lot of people can invest that amount. A lot of people can pay at least 10 ETH? That might be the case for guys like you and me, but I bet there are more people who can't afford 10 ETH than there are who can afford 10 ETH. |
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A wonderful project, what you need
Yes indeed this is a very good project and promising for anyone who does it. But I still do not understand and understand about this project. Does anyone know and explain it to me to better understand. You are saying you have a absolutely no clue about this project and yet you say that this is a very good project. That confuses me. How can you judge something without understanding it? |
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How succesfull will be this project? How many investors can the team involve in DML? Will it work well on the world market?
You have so many questions. Why are you so curious? I think it is obvious that the project is good. Besides, you are not a newbie. You don’t like it? There is nothing to worry about if someone has a lot of questions. That's good for anyone involved in a project. However, the questions should have some quality at least  |
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It's certainly looking bad then. There is hardly any project that goes completely silent if it actually serious intentions about turning their roadmap into reality. Have they ever showed their faces?
Not only they are absolutely silent, from time to time one of them deletes any critical messages in the chat box at the exchange. They are just buying more time to hide themselves and the money. As for faces, they may be fakes, and the CEO remained completely unknown. One question then is how well did they do their job in hiding their identity throughout the whole time they ran this project? And did they actually scam you guys? |
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I’ve noticed an interesting, but an odd fact: the PMNT tokens are being sold on the ICO, though, it is written everywhere that the platform uses the PMNC tokens. What is that supposed to mean?
The PMNT tokens are being sold on the ICO. You can then exchange it to the PMNC token in your account. The exchange will be instant and at the 1:1 rate. Why is this done like this? Wouldn’t it be easier just to sell the PMNC tokens? Since the creators of the project have made it this way, then it is not easier. The PMNT token is needed to create and implement the exchange of other cryptocurrencies through the creation of a smart contract within the Ethereum network. And PMNC is a cryptocurrency that will function on the Paymon platform, that is working on the Hive technology. So the major driver behind the price of PMNT is utility is that correct? Or will there also be other forms of participation in winnings? |
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Isn't there also a car company similar to Uber that is called Lynx? Why do you call your project Lynx, what is the idea?
At the official homepage of Lynx Ben, who is the development leader of this rebranded coin, wrote: " It’s also our way of paying homage to the text-only web browser (Lynx) we used back in college in 1994." It means, Lynx browser is one of the first internet browsers (1992), and is still in development!!!  Btw, zoologists consider lynx as the biggest cat who can meow. So, this coins will continue where its predecessor stopped. Thank you for the info. That's definitely good to know about this project, I just was confused the name with a completely different company. |
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For a long time I thought that it is almost impossible to launch a successful 51% attack for pretty strong networks like that of XVG. All those bugs in the code that led to this attack, were they amateurish or is that something we have to fear in many code bases?
There was no 51% attack... Oh really? I didn't dig deeply into the issue but I know that one major crypto news outlet wrote something about a 51% attack. Not saying they can't get things wrong though. |
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What is the minimum for participation in the pre-sale?
The minimum is set at 10 Eth! There is a feeling that the creators of the project want to weed out small investors) but this is just the pre-sale. During a presale it sounds normal to ask for 10 ETH as minimum investment. You don't want to deal with thousands of investors during the presale. Usually you want to pick strong strategical investors to get started. |
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Digitize coin project is planning to engage directly with the public by providing a service that lets you save your change digitally, essentially a digital piggy bank, using cryptocurrency. This is just amazing I can't wait for this project. I think there will be a lot of users.
If I use the Digitize application, do I always have control over my private keys or is it more like a web wallet on your servers? |
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For a long time I thought that it is almost impossible to launch a successful 51% attack for pretty strong networks like that of XVG. All those bugs in the code that led to this attack, were they amateurish or is that something we have to fear in many code bases?
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This looks super solid. I think the days of Ethereum and Bitcoin have just been counted. Long live Initial Corn Offering!  |
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