How would Xbrick differentiate the quality coins from not? Will they give a qualification standards or this? every token is a development in progress, a good and continous development would already look like a quality one. But with even just one mistake with the development of the token, it can already be said as poor quality .

i have never heard of any mastercard or visa card that did not do their client verification. the banks will never let you just take out money anywhere in the world without them knowing who's taking the money out of their vault, even though its actually your money, they still need to know who you are.

IF china didn't put a ban on ICOs , the crypto industry could have been filled with thousand of chinese ICOs everyday. Obviously, Xbrick team are mostly chinese too. This just shows that even with the ban in China , it can not stop the chinese community in finding ways to create their ICOs and more chinese investors are willing to go through other means to be able to participate.

An exclusive Xbrick service is currently under development, it is a tailored trading price notification system within the XBrick app. The app is available at Google Play and under review by Apple store. They say more exclusive Xbrick services that can only be purchased by using XBC will be develop and announce.

Yun Lin, Cyber Security Advisor of Xbrick, i believe he has the qualifications and expertise to protect Xbrick from possible cyber attacks or situations. he has wide experienced in accelerating innovation by adopting Enterprise DevOps and cloud-native computing, a veteran technologist, international speaker, winner of 2 security debates. He envisioned and led the implementation of an infinitely scalable cloud based serverless  telecommunications enterprise that grew a market capitalization in less than two years from AUD20 to over AUD300 million. Yun also advisor to various venture capitalists and investment funds as he brings a wealth of experience building, scaling and securing mission critical systems across multiple startups ( ntech, foodtech, proptech), telecoms (Telstra, Optus), and investment managers (Macquarie, BlackRock).

I wish they could be linient on KYC, like binance for example, those who do not submit kyc can still withdraw up to 2BTC. Xbrick could also do that to be able to attract more users since they are just starting. Xbrick still need to prove how good their exchange can be compared to other big exchanges who are currently in operation.

I have seen traders in some exchanges submit a wrong pricing, an unusually high or low pricing that both caused loss on their trades. Now this pricing errors can be eliminated with the help of Xbrick friendly user feature where users can choose to activate the pricing protection function which will warn users every time an unusual order price is submitted.

it is true that one of the biggest barriers in international online commerce is language. It's a great feature that Fair Ninja will offer a built-in translator, this will make it easier for users to interact with each other. i wonder how many languages will they be able to support?

There is actually multiple investments pouring into this promising drone industry everyday, so we can expect that more development of hundreds of more uses of drones are underway.  Adoption of drone technology across industries leapt from the fad stage to the mega-trend stage fairly quickly as more and more businesses started to realize its potential, scope, and scale of global reach.

Drones have been around for more than two decades, but their roots date back to World War I when both the U.S. and France worked on developing automatic, unmanned airplanes. But the last few years have been significant in terms of drone adoption, usage expansion across industries, and global awareness.

Sending drones into hurricanes and tornadoes provides new insight into their behavior and trajectory. Unmanned systems are the best approach to these dangerous situations, and with specialized sensors to detail weather parameters, new insight becomes possible.

I agree with you, the concept of deep aero is no longer new to the market, drones have been operating for some years now. But since drones have a lot of potential uses in different fields, the market is still not saturated. Maybe if deep aero could focus on a more specific field of drones use, they can tap into a particular market where drones are applied first.

Approximately 10% of Malawians have HIV, which is currently one of the highest rates of infection in the world.  A US-based tech company, partnered with UNICEF to deliver HIV testing kits to clinics and hospitals throughout Malawi via drones. Drones are capable of carrying 250 tests, pick up testing kits from clinics throughout Malawi and then make laboratory deliveries. HIV medications are not provided until there is a positive test result. Without the use of drones, it can take almost two months for results to be returned – this time frame delays medical treatment in newborns as well as newly infected adults.

space shuttle sounds a bit unrealistic as of now, if drones still cant figure out to make their battery life longer and flights farther, it can never be close to a space shuttle. There are still lots of improvements that are needed for Drones to make it reach its maximum potential.

I read there will be different categories for airdrones. One is 'open’ category is a category of UAS operation that, considering the risks involved, does not require a prior authorisation by the competent authority nor a declaration by the UAS operator before the operation takes place;
Second is ‘specific’ category is a category of UAS operation that, considering the risks involved, requires an authorisation by the competent authority before the operation takes place, taking into account the mitigation measures identified in an operational risk assessment, except for certain standard scenarios where a declaration by the operator is sufficient or when the operator holds a light UAS operator certificate (LUC) with the appropriate privileges.; and lastly, ‘certified’ category is a category of UA operation that, considering the risks involved, requires the certification of the UAS, a licensed remote pilot and an operator approved by the competent authority, in order to ensure an appropriate level of safety.

Trust Logic would be a big help for overseas workers who are going through a lot of tedious process just to be hired. Finding a job is never easy, applicants leave all the resumes they can to every job opportunity they see. with a data bank like Trust logic this gives job seekers another chance of finding a job in the online market place.

yes that sounds like a really expensive ride, i was hoping drones would be competitive in price with airplanes.  Airplanes can travel longer distance and duration, unlike drones that are time and distance limited.
 

i wonder how they would be able to verify all applicants documents? People would be coming from different parts of the world, would they have representatives or offices in different countries to verify and make sure that the papers are legit and the applicant is qualified?

if its a cargo drone it would probably be huge, and that is crazy capital production and would need longer time to produce. that doesn't look favorable to the ico investors who are trying to make money out of this project within 6 months.

It will take some time before they can beat binance because this exchange got so many coins trading on their platform, they also managed to surivived all those hacking attempts and lots of trading promotions and millions of users. But if Bidium could focus on which kind of platform does it really want to be instead of being a mix up, maybe they can do better.