Hello Market.space team, I’ll be happy to see you on Skatt listing platform! You will be able to register for free and show your project to the world. Information about our platform on BitcoinTalk. Also you can follow us in Twitter and Telegram. Good luck with your ICO guys! Hello Skatt.io! Thank you ) So you're a kind of new ICO listing? Or you have your own target community? |
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Okay, thanks, I've seen it and added to the spreadsheet |
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I am thinking about investing in this ico , how is this ico different from the other cloud storage related icos that are already launched.
With centralized storage giants, your data is vulnerable to leaks and theft, as they don't even conceal scanning it. No privacy, that's to say. Decentralized storage projects using blockchain solve the security problem, but lack reliability. They use a distributed network of PCs to store the data. Generally a good idea, but consumer devices are constantly going down for many reasons. They're simply not adjusted for 24/7 load. Or let's say your host's ISP is having some issues. Than the PC where your data is stored is going offline too. Market.space engages professional hosting providers for whom backups, multi-regional redundancy and contracts with different ISP providers is a norm. These providers are brought together at a single marketplace with no pricing restrictions. That's the way secure and reliable storage becomes affordable. To resume, with Market.space professional hosts get an additional distribution channel for their unused capacities, and customers get top-notch storage service at the optimal price My another question is how would market.space compete with the already established hosting service provider ? We are not going to compete. We offer these established providers an additional distribution channel. For data storage, only capacity matters, regardless of the processing power. Most hosting providers have outdated equipment that is no longer a good fit for their regular activities, and they can utilize this otherwise useless equipment at Market.space |
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We're glad to let you know that Market.space is now listed at Coin Jinja, the largest ICO info site in Japan with more than 1600 ICOs introduced in Japanese |
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We were happy to take part in OpenChainK held on March 16-17 in Seoul. Ivan Kurnavin, Market.space Community Manager, and Garry Martin, the project's adviser, visited OpenChainK in Seoul. The event was partly held on the territory of KAIST, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, in Taejon. Ivan presented Market.space project to the Korean blockchain community and answered questions from investors and technical experts.  |
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Hi Everyone. On March 15-16Market.Space took part in Tokenfest in San Francisco Vadim Zubkov, responsible for marketing, and Yury Vasilyev, the project's adviser, presented Market.space. After a successful pitch session, team members answered questions from investors. Vadim Zubkov discussed the essential issues with Michael Finch, one of the founders of IcoAlert. After the conference, we're flying to a new event - Coinagenda which will be held in Puerto Rico. Stay tuned.  |
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so speaking of your two coins, is it like siacoin and siafunds?
In Sia they use the first as a utility, right, and the second as a security if I'm not mistaken. In our economic model functions differ a bit, we also don't use PoW. It would also be incorrect to call MASPC a security. However, we're currently elaborating the economic model to improve its viability, so let's stop at this point now are you going to make the token secure? Good question. So far we consider MASP a utility token, but as I said, we keep weighing up different options regarding our economy. Should there be any changes - we'll let you know |
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so speaking of your two coins, is it like siacoin and siafunds?
In Sia they use the first as a utility, right, and the second as a security if I'm not mistaken. In our economic model functions differ a bit, we also don't use PoW. It would also be incorrect to call MASPC a security. However, we're currently elaborating the economic model to improve its viability, so let's stop at this point now |
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Ok. No offence. Just, as they say, worse things may happen at the sea  [/quote] I understand what you mean. We also have a reserve fund, so rest assured such things have been carefully planned |
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read your whitepaper. overall that's a selling idea. what about post-ico plans? will the same team rule it all?
Correct, the core team will stay to go on with the project. We're quite stable in this aspect maybe the right question is whether you've got adequate funds for that Staff's salaries are included in the budget as provided in the whitepaper. |
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read your whitepaper. overall that's a selling idea. what about post-ico plans? will the same team rule it all?
Correct, the core team will stay to go on with the project. We're quite stable in this aspect |
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so how is it going, guys? quite a lot of news from the roadshow
and giving a 30% bonus even with third party coupons is quite a good idea. worked for me
I believe quite a lot of news are coming within the next two weeks. Yep, enjoy the 30% bonus:) |
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Ok. Generally good, and has chances to rock. But I've got a question: what's your criteria for the hosts to enter? If I have a powerful PC with 4 HDs, but don't have a legal entity and my own website like all these professional hosts. Can I enter? And what are your terms?
Hosts make initial deposits in MASP, the deposits serve as a proof of liability. If a host wants to quit, the deposit is returned after they fulfill all the commitments (thus they are discouraged from dropping out with sb's files still stored on their servers, let's say). So there're no technical limitations as such, but naturally, amateurs who'd love just to earn on lending free disc space won't be ready to pay deposits. |
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my only concern was the security related issues , but now I am assured after reading the posts from the op regarding the addressal of security related issues.
Security is one of our main priorities. If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask |
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we know that how days left are left before the ICO takes place, but how much time would it take for the steps included in the roadmap to get implemented. Please shed some light on it.
thanks
Hi. Maybe I didn't get it quite straight, but the deadlines are provided in the roadmap for each milestone (for example, beta version will be launched no later than QI 2019). I have read about the deadlines, I meant that we know that deadlines are not often met on time. I hope that all the plans get executed on time. I understand your concern. We tried to be realistic while setting these deadlines, and we believe that they are feasible. Anyway, we'll keep the community informed about our progress, so no surprices are expected. |
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I am thinking about investing in this ico , how is this ico different from the other cloud storage related icos that are already launched.
...and thanks for considering Market.space! |
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I am thinking about investing in this ico , how is this ico different from the other cloud storage related icos that are already launched.
With centralized storage giants, your data is vulnerable to leaks and theft, as they don't even conceal scanning it. No privacy, that's to say. Decentralized storage projects using blockchain solve the security problem, but lack reliability. They use a distributed network of PCs to store the data. Generally a good idea, but consumer devices are constantly going down for many reasons. They're simply not adjusted for 24/7 load. Or let's say your host's ISP is having some issues. Than the PC where your data is stored is going offline too. Market.space engages professional hosting providers for whom backups, multi-regional redundancy and contracts with different ISP providers is a norm. These providers are brought together at a single marketplace with no pricing restrictions. That's the way secure and reliable storage becomes affordable. To resume, with Market.space professional hosts get an additional distribution channel for their unused capacities, and customers get top-notch storage service at the optimal price |
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we know that how days left are left before the ICO takes place, but how much time would it take for the steps included in the roadmap to get implemented. Please shed some light on it.
thanks
Hi. Maybe I didn't get it quite straight, but the deadlines are provided in the roadmap for each milestone (for example, beta version will be launched no later than QI 2019). Hey man, can you provide more detials in your docs on mining your coin? We use Proof of Stake algorithm if that's what you mean. Thanks, we'll consider elaborating on the tech details or making a separate doc on that |
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we know that how days left are left before the ICO takes place, but how much time would it take for the steps included in the roadmap to get implemented. Please shed some light on it.
thanks
Hi. Maybe I didn't get it quite straight, but the deadlines are provided in the roadmap for each milestone (for example, beta version will be launched no later than QI 2019). |
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If it can overcome the usual issues related to the cloudstorage services such as downtimes, bandwidth issues, hack attempts; then the future looks good. Crypto and cloudstorage are the next generation tech.
I believe that promising 100% uptime would be far-fetched, but with professional hosts the best possible uptime can be reached |
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