AIDPay is an exchange payment gateway that allows charities to easily integrate and accept donation in crypto. AIDPay converts fiat and the most important cryptocurrencies into AidCoin, providing a tax deduction receipt to donors.
AIDChain is a blockchain platform that allows donors to track donations, and charities to verify identity and manage communications. AIDChain will be able to track both on-chain (AidCoin) and off-chain (fiat) transactions, thanks to the integration with the charities bank’s API.
Okay, so AIDPay is pretty much like an exchange? And AIDChain is like a blockchain explorer? It's own exchange would be nice. What kind of information would need you register to get on the exchange? If you change crypto to AidCoin no information will be required. If you want to receive a tax deduction receipt for your donation, you will need to provide more information. And to change fiat to AidCoin? Still wondering about this. |
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Good choice, covering Cardano. They're blowing up right now, and yet somehow still get swept under the rug. Everyone was losing their asses yesterday while Cardano quietly was rising.
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That's a big deal since there are quite a few competitors I think. |
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This is an ERC-20 token right?
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The biggest problem I have with current appstores is the overabundance of crappy apps vs. actual good ones. With the Proof of Attention, will you be able to rate apps on how much time people spend on it, and how much long term use they get out of it, etc?
Still wondering about this, because I think this could be huge. Apps should get clean honest reviews, not bought or forced reviews cos this is obviously happening in every applications in ios and android Exactly, much harder to buy off people to just leave their app running than it is to pay them to press a single button. Ratings are trash, and hardly any indicator of actual quality. |
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I've been seeing you guys a lot of Reddit. It's a good sign, everyone is talking about you. |
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What would you say is your target demographic?
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AIDPay is an exchange payment gateway that allows charities to easily integrate and accept donation in crypto. AIDPay converts fiat and the most important cryptocurrencies into AidCoin, providing a tax deduction receipt to donors.
AIDChain is a blockchain platform that allows donors to track donations, and charities to verify identity and manage communications. AIDChain will be able to track both on-chain (AidCoin) and off-chain (fiat) transactions, thanks to the integration with the charities bank’s API.
Okay, so AIDPay is pretty much like an exchange? And AIDChain is like a blockchain explorer? It's own exchange would be nice. What kind of information would need you register to get on the exchange? If you change crypto to AidCoin no information will be required. If you want to receive a tax deduction receipt for your donation, you will need to provide more information. And to change fiat to AidCoin? |
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Whoo, that's some intense stuff. Have to put on my thinking cap, and re-read this 3-4 times lol. So how can you schedule for blocks to be signed before they need to be signed?
Ok so we'll have 21 block producers signing their block each round every 3 seconds. 20 delegates are voted on by SP holders (the last one is a runner selected by a consensus agreement closer to regular proof of stake). If a delegate misses their window to create a block for some reason, a block producer from the next slot will be selected to create the block. All block producers create one block and also validate the blocks created by the other 20 delegates for each round. So there's only a 3 second delay between scheduling and signing? |
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The biggest problem I have with current appstores is the overabundance of crappy apps vs. actual good ones. With the Proof of Attention, will you be able to rate apps on how much time people spend on it, and how much long term use they get out of it, etc?
Still wondering about this, because I think this could be huge. |
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Do you guys have any video marketing materials?
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Will you be implementing any smart contracts?
Hi Dipsomaniac, smart contract is an important part of the Potentiam network. It's one of the reasons we do not need middlemen as it is a self executing contract with terms. Are the uses similar to this? Can you give a specific example if not? > something like a proof of posting when someone advertises a song for you on their profile? |
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AIDPay is an exchange payment gateway that allows charities to easily integrate and accept donation in crypto. AIDPay converts fiat and the most important cryptocurrencies into AidCoin, providing a tax deduction receipt to donors.
AIDChain is a blockchain platform that allows donors to track donations, and charities to verify identity and manage communications. AIDChain will be able to track both on-chain (AidCoin) and off-chain (fiat) transactions, thanks to the integration with the charities bank’s API.
Okay, so AIDPay is pretty much like an exchange? And AIDChain is like a blockchain explorer? It's own exchange would be nice. What kind of information would need you register to get on the exchange? |
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10k transactions / second is considerably faster than even ETH isn't it?
How is this possible? In layman's terms: by pre-scheduling the block-signing and using the delegated proof of stake consensus each block is created on a determined schedule and each block can hold thousands of transactions. For the more technically minded: "Graphene, an Open Source, mostly C++, blockchain implementation was originally developed as the foundation of Bitshares, a cryptocurrency exchange marketplace. The source is available in numbers of variations, as it has been forked and adapted many times. The original release is managed by an organization known as Cryptonomex. Graphene is interesting because it is Open Source, but also because it was developed in a very modular fashion, making it adaptable to many different uses. In addition to Bitshares, Graphene serves as the blockchain foundation for Steemit.com, a news aggregation site similar in concept to reddit.com and PeerPlays.com, a gaming site. FollowMyVote.com is another example of a service built on the Graphene blockchain. FollowMyVote uses Graphene to facilitate secure, yet private, internet-based municipal voting. There are many other users of Graphene beyond this sample list." - SourceFurther reading: Lots of articles on Steemit since the Steem blockchain uses the Graphene Framework Bitshares has a detailed documentation of the DPOS consensus and the speeds available with GrapheneWhoo, that's some intense stuff. Have to put on my thinking cap, and re-read this 3-4 times lol. So how can you schedule for blocks to be signed before they need to be signed? |
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I like the project and its a good idea and also wish this project a success. As part of my wish I will also like to promote this project. Please give the link to the bounty thread.
I love this guy's enthusiasm, perfect for doing bounties lol. |
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Will you be implementing any smart contracts?
This is something I'd like to know also. Maybe something like a proof of posting when someone advertises a song for you on their profile? Just the first example that came to mind. |
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Is this an ERC-20 token?
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What smart contracts will you guys be using?
That's a great question actually. We won't be using smart contracts because we are building our own blockchain. Scorum's protocol is implemeneted by our native blockchain written with C++ on the graphene framework. From the white paper: The Graphene framework is used to develop the blockchain protocol for Scorum. This solution has already proved itself both reliable and highly capable in such successful blockchain projects as Bitshares, Steemit, and Golos. The Scorum blockchain uses the DPoS (Delegated Proof-of-Stake) consensus algorithm. The key advantage of this algorithm is its high-traffic network capacity of up to 10 000 transactions per second. Such performance is made possible thanks to a combination of several factors: 1. The schedule for the nodes signing blocks is known ahead of time. 2. Effective transaction processing in each node. 3. All data necessary for validating transactions is stored in the memory. 10k transactions / second is considerably faster than even ETH isn't it? How is this possible? |
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Will Bloom offer ways of building credit that aren't supported by traditional credit agencies?
I don't think you can do this. this is a serious request.  he may be very angry to hear this news for the banks. but if it does it would be great.  I don't understand. The guy running the thread from Bloom is going to be mad about this question? |
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The token is ERC-20 based right?
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