The success of a community-driven concept is really tough. I wonder how you will handle such disadvantages - slow progress because of relying from your community, also decisions are made slow because you need to attain the consensus from your community, and so on...So why did you decide this project to be community-driven?

Only the genuine ones with useful application in the market will stay. Most of the crap altcoins will die very soon especially the pump and dump ones.

The whitepaper is well-prepared. My impression is that the Infleum team really put their time, effort and even money to create this project. Not just a whirlwind concept. They just need to exhaust their means in marketing to attract large number of users.

Everybody wants to disrupt something, but the problem is, very few can. The mass adoption is very hard to overcome. You need to educate all the entities involved in your system, otherwise, this is just another failed project. Education is very important to everyone. So, I don't have anything against the project. The success of the project depends on how this is being handled and the community that will be supporting this platform.

Not a pioneer to exploit the coffee industry. The problem with this project is that most of the time, they are just using the coffee industry as a front and their real goal is to get money from selling mn. So many tried this kind of approach, but up until now, no one is selling coffee via blockchain.

Yes, I'm not really a user of telegram. I have very few social media channels that I joined with. So I prefer checking the official website or thread for updates. But seems that, BQT project is doing good. Competition in the market is great. Users will have better options to choose from.

Everybody is claiming that their project is about to change our world. But the truth is, very rare have the capability to do so. Up until now, bitcoin is still the dominant cryptocurrency that I can say, changed so many lives. I wonder what you have got here to make that kind of statement...

The mission is great but are you still going to push the project if you haven't raised your targets during ICO? I hope you can get private investors on board, so you will not depend from the crypto community. If you have the capability to make this a reality, I strongly believed that you can get big investors.

Twist project has gone a long way already. Many who got twist coins thought that this is just another pump and dump one. They started from stocks and now in cryptopia. Though the price is not doing good but I think it just follows all the other alt markets and so with bitcoin.

I agree. The bottomline is - traders are just following the simple trading rule - buy low, sell high. They can feel that they need to let go some of their possessions and just get back what is lost at the right time. Those considered panic sellers are those who really can't afford to lose but in the long run, they lost a lot of money.

This concept has been tried already so many times before. But, to no avail, they were not successful. And since the current market is not good, I wonder if you will get enough funds to get this going. Good luck!

Is the amount raised published on the website updated? So far, this project raised about $7.8M. The team is quite large also..I'm curious how this platform ends up in the crypto exchange sector.

When will they launch this exchange? Wonder how many users they will get from crypto community. At least, they are establishing credibility here. I guess.

Yes, sometimes you will know if the project is performing better with the figures presented from their token sale. Their private sale was already over. How much they raised from this bear market?

So does it mean that this project will still continue even if the soft cap in your pre-ico hasn't met? That's what I understood from the last statement. What if you will not reach your targets during your ICO stage? Will it still continue? Will the rodmap be changed?

It says from their whitepaper that they registered this project in HongKong. So I wonder if they also acquire physical office in that country. I'm okay having virtual office as most projects do. It's not new for a blockchain project. They need to do that in order to avoid strict laws from their home country and other legal matters. As long as, they will not disappear after amassing money from the users.

Since this is legally registered in HongKong, do you have physical office also in that place? At least someone can pay you a visit, if you have one.

260M registered users!!! That's a huge number already. Okay, I saw that you have about 11M active users per month. But, either way if you will maintain such kind of figure, this platform will take off. 11M is already a big achievement. What are your plans to sustain that figure?

The amount that you wanted to raise is not huge. Even the hard cap is attainable. And maybe, with the current price of eth, a lot will buy this token. But my impression how you write your whitepaper - like a third grader or someone like that. Maybe, you can do better on your second version.

I wonder how many active users will use their platform. Wishing that this will not be another pump and dump token. People are already tired of buying from ICO, and then, once it hit the exchanges, the price dropped significantly, like about 10% of the ico price.