Heard about polymath with their recent partnership. Just based on their website, looks like a solid project. I'm just waiting on the newest version of their whitepaper so I can look into it more.

I think it's interesting that they are comparing the two. i mean just based on the wp their blockchain is optimized for ecommerce. they will have mining and people will be able to have their own ico's on it. looks like it can be compared to eth. I'm more interested in the idea and capabilities. Cybermiles will put big guys like ebay out of business (and i'm looking forward to it)

website: cm.5miles.com

whitepaper: https://cm.5miles.com/file/project/Project%20white%20paper_en-US.pdf

that's enough for you to find the info

I definitely think there is a learning curve with bitcoin. If you have the masses buying it, then the risks are higher for security. Bridging the gap will be revolutionary

Has anyone else looked into this? I see a lot of comparisons with electroneum vs ethereum, but I think this comes closer. And with the parity compromise today, blockchains like cybermiles shine even brighter

"Online marketplaces in particular are beginning to find great value in harnessing the blockchain through dapps. 5miles, a leading consumer-to-consumer marketplace in the U.S., is paying close attention to blockchain technology and decentralized applications. 5miles plans to empower the decentralization of the online marketplace through CyberMiles, a foundational blockchain being developed by 5miles’ blockchain technology lab, 5xlab."

Interesting points about the power of dapps for marketplaces of the future like Amazon.

Read: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/3-ways-decentralized-apps-are-revolutionizing-online_us_59dc7e60e4b060f005fbd69e

But I wouldn't compare them on those two factors. We all know ethereum is king, but for ecommerce applications....not so much.
Cmt is meant for marketplaces, so the performance definitely matters in things like transaction speed. Have you guys looked into the ecosystem of the blockchain? It is very impressive and you can mine/start your own ico off of CMT

If you're into smart contracts, then i'd recommend taking a good look at Cybermiles. They are decentralizing marketplaces with smart business contracts. they partnered with 5miles (an app with 12 million users) to integrate the blockchain and then commercialize it for businesses. So many applications and better than ethereums in terms of performance and abilities for ecommerce.

This is what the chief scientist posted on medium: https://medium.com/cybermiles/cmt-vs-eth-c7eea2b03632

Just so everyone knows, quickbooks won't process your echeck payments if they know you deal with crypto. Thoughts on this???

ICO's are still standing strong amidst the hype AND government regulation frenzy.
I would go with cybermiles imo. Strong partnership with 5miles (12 million users) and fantastic idea that applies to everyone as a consumer.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/curtissilver/2017/10/03/5miles-launches-cybermiles-blockchain-project-to-decentralize-the-online-marketplace/#411bd4ae6d3a

It's more up to the company. But yes, generally the timeline is around 1 month.

I found a token that did a pre-sale for serious investors in BTC, and now they're in the pre-registration phase (since they ask for quite a bit of info for verification). This runs for about a month and then for like 7 days the token sale happens. very interesting idea cybermiles has going. I like that they give you the time to prepare everything because I know for civic, it was like a panic to have all the info submitted.

No they can't, not unless they buy crypto themselves and manipulate the market lol. Otherwise, no one's going to give it up.
I do see that utilizing smart contracts will be a way to navigate regulation in a trustless manner

Ethereum has always been a winner for me despite the ups and downs. But as ico's are becoming popular, there are other blockchains coming around saying they're better than ethereum, which I believe because they have a model to follow/improve on.

I read in another thread that a utility/protocol token is saying they're better than ethereum when it comes to ecommerce. The blockchain/token is called cybermiles and they partnered with 5miles to implement it there first and eventually to other businesses.

So how is it different from ethereum?

For me, myetherwallet has been the most reliable. Since you're getting those issues, contact them

Heard about this one. What's the difference between this one and others?

LOOK AT THE TEAM! People=credibility

Ex. the co-founder of eth is an advisor for UnikoinGold and Mark Cuban backed it. Can't deny the power behind that.

Side note: whitepaper and website say a lot too. 

Thanks for sharing rahul! Here's what the site says about the amount of tokens distributed:

"Each purchase represents a percentage of the available 200 million tokens. The number of coins you get will be determined by the amount of contributions we receive."

Very interesting concept

Basically anywhere where bitcoin is legal. But you have to remember the obstacles that come with opening a business in another country. Find a professional to do that for you

Depends on which ico. all of it depends on your due diligence with research
what helps is asking the forum on their thoughts. I recently asked about unikoingold and heard really good feedback(ontop of my research) and threw in 20ETH because of this community