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441  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Tokens (Altcoins) / 🌲[ANN]RootProject - First Tax-Subsidized Cryptocurrency on: July 26, 2017, 10:43:21 PM


ROOTPROJECT:CROWDFUND A NEWER WORLD





Official RootProject ANN Thread


RootProject is a powerful new model, introduced by two PhDs and a Y Combinator alum.  It uses a cryptocurrency to give nonprofits all the power of markets and large investors.  Crowdfunding and proven anti-poverty programs are brought together with a cryptocurrency designed to appreciate over time.
 
People or institutions create projects on RootProject’s crowdfunding app to improve their community. If the project reaches its fundraising goal, The RootProject hires and trains impoverished locals to do the work, under the guidance of a trained RootProject supervisor.
 
In addition to earning a living wage in local currency, an additional 50% of the day’s wages is deposited in workers’ medium-term ‘pension’ fund in the form of ROOTS tokens (which is changed to local currency when withdrawn).
 
The tokens for the crowdfunding fee and the pension plan are purchased on the open market, increasing demand while supply is strictly hard capped.


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For Investors: The Economics of RootProject’s Token
Pre-ICO closes July 28


The author, Dr. Nicholas Adams Judge, is a political economist and cofounder of RootProject. The other cofounder is Chris Place, a Y Combinator Fellow. Their nonprofit’s pre-ICO, which carries a 50% bonus, just passed 203% of its goal. The cofounders are taking zero tokens and no compensation beyond a reasonable salary.

RootProject’s pre-ICO is ending in two days. Formally organized the Friday before it launched, it was a purely grassroots crowdsale, intended to raise funds for the exceptional legal complexities of wedding a Swiss-based token-administering foundation with an American on-the-ground nonprofit.

We have more than doubled our pre-ICO goal, in a difficult Ether market, and built a slack team of over a thousand people. Now it is time to reach out to more established investors for the actual ICO — though of course we hope the grassroots attention and investment will carry over to the ICO. The talk thus far has been about the social impact of RootProject. Now let’s focus on the asset itself.

While Chris, myself and our friend Dr. Melissa Mahoney came up with the ideas behind RootProject, as a political economist whose dissertation focused on models used in currency markets, the design of the crypto asset itself was left up to me.

Beyond my quantitative research, I also worked under Berkeley economist Professor Emeritus Jack Letiche, whose work on foreign exchange models and first-hand war stories about some of the currency crises of the twentieth century gave invaluable insight into how to interact with markets in order to preserve value.

A technical whitepaper on the design of the crypto asset, the ROOTS token, will be published for quantitatively sophisticated investors before the ICO. However, the below conceptual sketch conveys in simple language what every potential investor should know.

Time to Get Serious About Liquid Markets
It’s impossible to predict with a high level of certainty how markets will greet a new asset, let alone a crypto asset. However, asset design can be optimized, down to great detail, to endow it with the qualities sophisticated investors look for — something not being done by nearly all cryptocurrency-issuing companies thus far.

There are brilliant people making incredible products and services in the crypto space. It is important to be honest, though: This is the first time that a group of 20 year-olds can launch an asset that interacts with liquid markets before they have gone through the professionalizing process of building a company up to the IPO stage.

The learning curve has not been pretty, and much needless value destruction has taken place — both for investors and cryptocurrency-issuing companies.

Value generation in the crypto space will accelerate as asset design best practices become standard — and as companies learn to communicate to investors effectively. RootProject will work with other organizations during its ICO to standardize these best practices.


The Basics of RootProject
If you are not already familiar with RootProject, our whitepaper describes it thoroughly. The website, of course, contains useful information, and the one-pager provides a brief summary.



Two Key Design Objectives
ROOTS tokens are designed with two objectives in mind.

  • To create a virtuous growth cycle that links asset value and institutional growth (while sheltering the institution from downward shocks to the asset’s price by holding several years’ operating budget in USD).
  • To reduce volatility and correlations with the crypto assets that we expect to be held in the same investor portfolios as ROOTS tokens.

The Virtuous Growth Cycle
Growth is achieved by funneling demand from crowdfunded projects into a feedback loop that links organizational growth and asset value. You can read more about our feedback loop here.

Demand for tokens comes from three main sources.

  • The crowdfunding fee — that is, the 10% fee on donations to particular projects — is used to purchase tokens on the open market.
  • The pension fund contribution — funded like the rest of the project budget, from the crowdfunded donations to a particular project— is also made in the form of ROOTS tokens that are purchased on the open market.
  • Large deals with institutional donors — either seeking positive PR or to do social good — involve a small portion of dollars going to the purchase and burn of tokens.



While demand for ROOTS is increased, supply is strictly hard capped. The majority of supply is not released for over half a decade. During and after that time, a substantial portion of ROOTS will be burned.

In short, while one can never predict with certainty future price movements, ROOTS tokens are designed to enjoy increasing demand and reducing supply.

During the pre-ICO, some unprofessional investors have voiced worry that creating an explicit set of linkages between organization size and efficacy and crypto asset value amounts to a ‘Ponzi scheme.’ Two responses are appropriate.

First, their debate is with various Nobel-winning economists or political economists, not Rootproject, whose design is a simple extension of their work into the crypto space. Laureates Elinor Ostrom and Clive Granger are useful examples, among others.

Next, markets establish links between asset value and institutional size and efficacy, whether crypto asset-issuers like it or not. By centering these links around formal organizational rules-based relationships, uncertainty is reduced, creating risk-adjusted value for investors and program participants.

Volatility and Correlations
The second design objective of the ROOTS token is to reduce volatility and correlations with the crypto assets that we expect to be held in the same investor portfolios as ROOTS tokens. This is done by tying market price — as much as is possible — to underlying, predictable token supply and token demand variables.

If the market price strays too far from the published equilibrium price, our real-time data publication and modeling will aid quantitative investors in pushing the price back to the equilibrium.

Because of known difficulties in models of equilibrium price, RootProject’s published data will greatly ease the modeling process, encouraging investor adoption of appropriate models.

This ease of use should also increase ROOTS liquidity, as automated trading strategies will be easy to build, and thus sellers will be able to find buyers with greater ease.

Conclusion
ROOTS tokens are simple assets. Only several rules link their expected future price to the nonprofit institution’s activities: Crowdfunding fees, pension funds payments and negotiated large donor deals.

Even very modest scaling of the crowdfunding platform — say, $10 million raised in a year, as opposed to Kickstarter’s $600 million last year — will lead to substantial, sustained liquid supply reduction of ROOTS tokens on the market.

Because RootProject combines a crypto asset with the very basics of institutional economics and financial econometrics, a new phase in the maturation of the crypto asset space can begin.


Disclaimer: All investing is risky, and cryptocurrency markets are an exceptionally volatile asset space. Never invest with assets you are not willing to lose.

Regards,
RootProject team
info@rootproject.co

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old ANN here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2007772.0
442  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲[ANN] RootProject - Restructure Capitalism [pre-ICO live]🌲🌲 on: July 25, 2017, 02:23:07 PM
First video has been released - tell us what you think!

VIDEO


443  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Dr. Judge: Token Necessity or Token Optimization on: July 25, 2017, 02:17:05 PM
The author, Dr. Nicholas Adams Judge, is a political economist and cofounder of RootProject. The other cofounder is Chris Place, a Y Combinator Fellow. The nonprofit’s pre-ICO recently passed 203% of its funding goal and is open until July 28th, 2017. The cofounders are taking zero tokens and no compensation beyond a reasonable salary.

Most coverage of cryptocurrencies focus on either the underlying tech or recent market developments. Cryptocurrencies’ most important features — the economic ones — get left to the side or dismissed as ‘magic’ by crypto purists who think ICOs are just a trend.

If you want to think seriously about crypto assets you have to think about them in terms of the new institutional capacities they create. If you think well-planned institutional arrangements designed in conjunction with a new asset class is ‘making something up out of thin air’ or ‘magic’ then pick up a history book.

Cryptocurrencies allow for an asset to be designed that investors can put value into even in the absence of underlying market activity. If you don’t think that’s a big deal then I really don’t know if you’re awake while reading this.

I’ve talked elsewhere about the topic. Here I’m going to lay out the development of crypto assets in the context of financial innovation.



Derivatives and Financial Innovation

Financial innovation has been going on, by historical standards, at a breakneck pace. Since large financial institutions have gamed the system and bought off regulators, it has literally broken many necks, as lives were ruined in multiple completely unnecessary recessions.
But financial innovation is different from the political subterfuge of wannabe oligarchs. One is positive, the other is negative.

Derivatives get a bad rap because of their role in the financial crisis. However they are such a broad array of asset types that blaming them for anything is borderline financially illiterate.

It’s like blaming molecules for murder. OK, yes, they sure did help that one guy kill the other, but I’m not sure your causal narrative is all that useful.

Derivatives are contracts that are, well, derived from traditional financial products such as a commodity, debt or equity. A future, for example is a contract to buy something at a future date.

Derivatives have become so flexible that almost anything can be accomplished with them. But their nature as a contract creates a few important shortcomings.

Scale, Liquidity

The first is a question of scale. Derivatives are expensive to create. For instance, a bank won’t bother to securitize a bunch of mortgages into a mortgage backed security unless you’ve got at least $100 million worth lying around, usually more like $200 million.

Once you’re talking about that kind of financial scale, you’re way beyond anything directly useful to start-ups or small businesses.

You could easily design contracts that become standard, like Y Combinator did for SAFEs (Simple Agreement for Future Equity). But they remain illiquid, which greatly reduces their value — to both entrepeneurs and investors. I’ve written about that here.

The illiquidity of SAFEs and start-up equity generally is a massive screaching break on the pace of innovation. It creates huge risk in an already risky endeavour, and keeps a lot of good ideas from becoming reality.

Complexity and Derivation

The next limitation of derivatives is that they are, by definition, derived from underlying, already-existing financial structures. They can be redesigned in clever ways (like a SAFE), but that linkage makes them complex, and complexity makes people less likely to trade them.

Complexity in their inherent nature makes it harder to include other complex features that both the buyer and seller may want. Make the underlying asset class big enough, and massive institutions will invest enough $800/hr lawyers into the project to understand a complex instrument. But the more you have to do that, the more you limit who participates and directly benefits.

Crypto to the Rescue

Cryptocurrencies — crypto assets is a more accurate term — fix the disadvantages of derivatives. First, they are liquid. You can trade them on any number of exchanges.

This combines nicely with their low start up cost — zero-ish dollars instead of tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on contract-writing — to make them more democratic and open.

They are also more transparent, which makes them more accessible to individuals and small firms that can’t spend lavishly on lawyer’s bills.
Second, they can be designed without any attachment to some other financial instrument. This creates incredible advantages. It allows for a simple connection of an underlying asset to an institution’s activity. An asset can be designed that investors can put value into even in the absence of market activity.


Crypto assets are not without their risks. Most importantly, if they became large enough, those risks could become systemic. For investors, they introduce the risk that the institution that created the asset may mismanage supply and demand. Investors will accept that risk in order to enjoy greater liquidity, but it’s still an important variable.

This is also the first time that a few twenty year olds can easily launch a company and be interacting with liquid markets right away. The learning curve won’t be pretty. Even the most sophisticated crypto institutions still have a long way to go just in learning basic market best practices, never mind maximizing the efficacy of communicating to a live market.

Vast literatures on these topics exist, however, and eventually the norms in the space will get sophisticated enough that companies will have to hire people that have read them.

The institution-asset feedback loop that crypto assets allow for should lead to a big bang of innovation in how institutions are designed. It will take a while to prove out the model, but once that happens, get ready.
444  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Dr. Nicholas A. Judge: Crypto Assets as Financial Innovation, Not Just Fintech on: July 25, 2017, 02:08:02 PM
The author, Dr. Nicholas Adams Judge, is a political economist and cofounder of RootProject. The other cofounder is Chris Place, a Y Combinator Fellow. The nonprofit’s pre-ICO recently passed 203% of its funding goal and is open until July 28th, 2017. The cofounders are taking zero tokens and no compensation beyond a reasonable salary.

Most coverage of cryptocurrencies focus on either the underlying tech or recent market developments. Cryptocurrencies’ most important features — the economic ones — get left to the side or dismissed as ‘magic’ by crypto purists who think ICOs are just a trend.

If you want to think seriously about crypto assets you have to think about them in terms of the new institutional capacities they create. If you think well-planned institutional arrangements designed in conjunction with a new asset class is ‘making something up out of thin air’ or ‘magic’ then pick up a history book.

Cryptocurrencies allow for an asset to be designed that investors can put value into even in the absence of underlying market activity. If you don’t think that’s a big deal then I really don’t know if you’re awake while reading this.

I’ve talked elsewhere about the topic. Here I’m going to lay out the development of crypto assets in the context of financial innovation.



Derivatives and Financial Innovation

Financial innovation has been going on, by historical standards, at a breakneck pace. Since large financial institutions have gamed the system and bought off regulators, it has literally broken many necks, as lives were ruined in multiple completely unnecessary recessions.
But financial innovation is different from the political subterfuge of wannabe oligarchs. One is positive, the other is negative.

Derivatives get a bad rap because of their role in the financial crisis. However they are such a broad array of asset types that blaming them for anything is borderline financially illiterate.

It’s like blaming molecules for murder. OK, yes, they sure did help that one guy kill the other, but I’m not sure your causal narrative is all that useful.

Derivatives are contracts that are, well, derived from traditional financial products such as a commodity, debt or equity. A future, for example is a contract to buy something at a future date.

Derivatives have become so flexible that almost anything can be accomplished with them. But their nature as a contract creates a few important shortcomings.

Scale, Liquidity

The first is a question of scale. Derivatives are expensive to create. For instance, a bank won’t bother to securitize a bunch of mortgages into a mortgage backed security unless you’ve got at least $100 million worth lying around, usually more like $200 million.

Once you’re talking about that kind of financial scale, you’re way beyond anything directly useful to start-ups or small businesses.

You could easily design contracts that become standard, like Y Combinator did for SAFEs (Simple Agreement for Future Equity). But they remain illiquid, which greatly reduces their value — to both entrepeneurs and investors. I’ve written about that here.

The illiquidity of SAFEs and start-up equity generally is a massive screaching break on the pace of innovation. It creates huge risk in an already risky endeavour, and keeps a lot of good ideas from becoming reality.

Complexity and Derivation

The next limitation of derivatives is that they are, by definition, derived from underlying, already-existing financial structures. They can be redesigned in clever ways (like a SAFE), but that linkage makes them complex, and complexity makes people less likely to trade them.

Complexity in their inherent nature makes it harder to include other complex features that both the buyer and seller may want. Make the underlying asset class big enough, and massive institutions will invest enough $800/hr lawyers into the project to understand a complex instrument. But the more you have to do that, the more you limit who participates and directly benefits.

Crypto to the Rescue

Cryptocurrencies — crypto assets is a more accurate term — fix the disadvantages of derivatives. First, they are liquid. You can trade them on any number of exchanges.

This combines nicely with their low start up cost — zero-ish dollars instead of tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on contract-writing — to make them more democratic and open.

They are also more transparent, which makes them more accessible to individuals and small firms that can’t spend lavishly on lawyer’s bills.
Second, they can be designed without any attachment to some other financial instrument. This creates incredible advantages. It allows for a simple connection of an underlying asset to an institution’s activity. An asset can be designed that investors can put value into even in the absence of market activity.


Crypto assets are not without their risks. Most importantly, if they became large enough, those risks could become systemic. For investors, they introduce the risk that the institution that created the asset may mismanage supply and demand. Investors will accept that risk in order to enjoy greater liquidity, but it’s still an important variable.

This is also the first time that a few twenty year olds can easily launch a company and be interacting with liquid markets right away. The learning curve won’t be pretty. Even the most sophisticated crypto institutions still have a long way to go just in learning basic market best practices, never mind maximizing the efficacy of communicating to a live market.

Vast literatures on these topics exist, however, and eventually the norms in the space will get sophisticated enough that companies will have to hire people that have read them.

The institution-asset feedback loop that crypto assets allow for should lead to a big bang of innovation in how institutions are designed. It will take a while to prove out the model, but once that happens, get ready.
445  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲[ANN] RootProject - Restructure Capitalism [pre-ICO live]🌲🌲 on: July 24, 2017, 10:22:50 PM
And we just passed 1000 members on Slack!

Thanks everyone for the support - let's keep spreading the word around. Pre-ICO finishes on Friday, so only a few more days to go to purchase ROOTS tokens.

Regards,
RootProject Team
446  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲[ANN] RootProject - Restructure Capitalism [pre-ICO live]🌲🌲 on: July 23, 2017, 07:47:44 PM
We also have a limited bounty here. More details here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2007559.msg20332546#msg20332546

447  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲[ANN] RootProject - Restructure Capitalism [pre-ICO live]🌲🌲 on: July 23, 2017, 07:38:40 PM
448  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / You’ve Missed the Most Important Part of Cryptocurrencies. on: July 23, 2017, 04:58:49 PM
The author, Dr. Nicholas Adams Judge, is a cofounder of RootProject. The other cofounder is Chris Place, a Y Combinator alum. Their nonprofit’s pre-ICO just reached it's soft cap and is open until July 28th, 2017.

I’m a political economist. I wrote my doctoral dissertation on models of currency markets. The power of cryptocurrencies is greater than even those in the cryptocurrency community have understood.

RootProject's Currency-Nonprofit Feedback Loop

I’m a ‘political economist’ instead of plain ‘economist’ because I focus on institutions as well as markets. Institutions determine who wins wars, what countries get to be free, and the pace of economic growth. The best way to think about cryptocurrencies? Ask what new institutional capacities they create.
 
To do that, put away your theory, put away your ideology. No one cares. Instead, think about feedback loops. Raise .99 to a large number, you get zero. Raise 1.01 to a large number, you approach infinity. If each day an institution’s efforts multiply its last day’s effects by 99%, it fails. If that number becomes 101%, it scales, it becomes a Google or Apple — until something pushes that number back below 1.
 
The genius of cryptocurrencies is that a liquid asset can be designed along with a new institution to create a currency value — institutional size feedback loop.
 
Call it the Feedback Loop theory of cryptocurrencies. Its most exciting consequence: Value can be created for investors from non profit-seeking behavior. The cryptocurrency brings the power of markets and investor self-interest to the table; the nonprofit brings the moral relevance.

That does create dangers for nonprofits — but that’s like saying bitcoin can be used by smugglers, so let’s give it up. It misses the bigger story.
 
Let’s illustrate the major story here by what we’re doing at RootProject, whose pre-ICO is currently under way. Each part is simple. How they come together is illustrated in the figure above.
 
- A crowdfunding platform lets people and institutions raise money for projects that help the neighborhood or local businesses. Instead of a typical crowdfunding fee, 10% of funds raised gets put into purchasing our currency, ROOTS, on the open market, driving price up. We call this the currency-as-fee model.
 
- A nonprofit is based on a new set of programs in American cities. We know from recent data that these day-work programs are very effective at lifting people out of extreme poverty. Importantly, it also lets most donations be tax deductible, which in the United States is effectively a 30–40% government subsidy.
 
- Workers (and one manager) get paid to complete the project out of the other 90% of funds (this 90% project spend rate is typical for the very best-run nonprofits). Workers get paid in USD, but then on top of that get 50% of that deposited in a medium-term pension fund that holds (only) our cryptocurrency. Like the 10% fee, the currency for the pension fund is purchased on the open market — again, driving prices up.
 
- As the price of our token goes up, the nonprofit can expand, creating more demand for our cryptocurrency. Larger crowdfunded projects with bigger institutions involve burning currency.
 
Organic demand enters a system. That’s good: People who need jobs and exposure to things like shelters and medical care get them (more on that in our whitepaper). But what makes it really exciting is that that demand doesn’t just go away in a one-off event. It enters, by design, a feedback loop where it grows and grows, multiplying off itself.
 
It wouldn’t be possible without a cryptocurrency, and that fundamentally changes the institutional economics of nonprofit activity. Help us get this off the ground, and we’ll prove out a model where nonprofit work has the same market power as massive global profit-seeking corporations.
 
Our Pre-ICO runs ends July 28. It’s a great investment for you and it will save people from freezing to death on the street. Be cynical if you want. Or help us build a new world.

Article originally published on Dr. Judge's Medium
449  Economy / Trading Discussion / Crypto-Priced High Quality ICOs as Shelter From the BIP 148 Storm on: July 23, 2017, 02:59:47 PM
The author, Dr. Nicholas Adams Judge, is a cofounder of RootProject. The other cofounder is Chris Place, a Y Combinator alum.

Risk management is an important field. Companies do not spend billions and academics don’t spend liftetimes working on it because the answers are all obvious. It’s an important field, too — the more volatile the asset space the more important it is.

Many crypto traders have taken large losses from the recent fall in ether. While ICOs are risky by their (current) nature, high quality ICOs that base their currency value on a temporarily high-volatility currency offer outsized relative risk-adjusted returns. While ICOs are risky, that risk does not correlate with ether or bitcoin fluctuations meaningfully, and therefore raises portfolio risk-adjusted returns.

An easy explanation, using our pre-ICO as an example: the price for our token, ROOTS, is .0001 ether. It’s the same price whether that ether is worth $400 or $150. So, the attractiveness of investing in ROOTS — or any ICO where the price is determined by another cryptocurrency, instead of a fiat currency — correlates negatively with the value of the underlying cryptocurrency.

What that means in terms of an investment portfolio that already has a large ether position is:

(1) the investor can exit an ether position now as if ether was still at $275;
(2) the new position reduces exposure to volatility, like that from the looming BIP 148 implementation.

It’s not as safe as holding fiat currency, but it offers the potential of high returns while greatly reducing exposure to BIP 148-related risk.

Of course, I am choosing our pre-ICO as a selfish example. But if you think this point is controversial, you have to make a case that BIP-148 poses an existential threat to ether — a weird position to make. Otherwise, you are disagreeing with “diversifying your risk is a good idea.”
If the goal of the investor is purely to avoid all risk, buy fiat currency. If the goal is to make the highest risk-adjusted returns that can be made, while sheltering a portfolio from BIP-148 risk, find high-quality ICOs priced in a cryptocurrency, particularly one that will hold its operating budget mostly in fiat currency.

Article originally published on Dr. Judge's Medium
450  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 23, 2017, 10:04:33 AM
I'm not a coder by any means (let alone understand solidity Grin) but I've a question, release/burn thing is based on demand/votes?

Release date will be specified when a smart contract is created for every particular worker. Token burning will be administrated by RootProject Foundation to keep the price stable and increasing.
451  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: 🌲RootProject - прибыльная благотворительность [pre-ICO] on: July 23, 2017, 09:12:36 AM
Взяли и вычеркнули меня что с Twitter, что с Facebook.
Хотя все условия выполнял. Понятно спасибо.

Если есть проблемы с Twitter / Facebook, напишите пожалуйста в слаке @sandra.evans либо мне, @anton .
452  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 23, 2017, 09:06:27 AM
What's the plan for bounty promotion? Is it going to go until ICO ends ?

Yes, bounty is currently online. You can find more info here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2007559.msg19987183#msg19987183

Regards,
RootProject Team
453  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 23, 2017, 05:48:09 AM
I don't remember the total amount of roots... 100 millions?

The total amount of ROOTS is strictly hard capped at 10 billion ROOTS. However, for the next 18 months the circulating supply will be 2 billion ROOTS.
454  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 22, 2017, 09:40:32 PM
856 ether raised out of 500 ether soft cap; Pre-ICO closes July 28 and is capped at 2500 ether
The project successfully moves to the desired fund.

Thanks for updating the thread! We are also excited with the community growth - there are 945 Slack members already. The smart contract development team has grown to 5 contributors. And we have more announcements coming soon  Wink
455  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 22, 2017, 06:48:46 PM
Thanks for the support!

Our GitHub smart contract development is underway, and there are bounties for programming tasks.

Check out: https://github.com/rootprojectco/backend/issues

Regards,
RootProject Team




Nice! Best way to spread the word is to demonstrate ongoing developement Smiley. And let people contribute to it ofc

Thanks! We'll have a blog post about the smart contract after the UML has been done to explain the contract to people unfamiliar with Solidity.
456  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲[ANN] RootProject - Profitable Charitable Token [presale until July 28] on: July 22, 2017, 06:32:06 PM
Thanks for the support!

Our GitHub smart contract development is underway, and there are bounties for programming tasks.

Check out: https://github.com/rootprojectco/backend/issues

Regards,
RootProject Team



457  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: 🌲RootProject - прибыльная благотворительность [pre-ICO] on: July 22, 2017, 12:48:37 PM
Проект прям заинтересовал. Вечером разберусь с whitepaper. В слаке зарегистрировался начало накоплению токенов получено, еще на пре-исо закину. А как эти 1333 получить то? Смотрю адрес преисо это еще не смарт контракт?

На Пре-ИКО не смарт контракт, на основной будет смарт. Участникам pre-ICO будут в ручную отправлены ROOTS токены во время основного ICO в сентябре.
458  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲🌲[ANN]RootProject - Profit with Non-Profits[closes July 28][$20k grant] on: July 22, 2017, 05:10:32 AM
So here i'm still not clearly understand with what "Profit with Non-Profits" means.
Is it just means we will get profit with doing non-profit things?


Hi wuwBowo.

Profit with non-profits means that the ROOTS cryptocurrency is designed to appreciate over time (due to hard-cap, medium-term pension funds, burned tokens), making it an attractive investment, but at the same time it the ROOTS token is spent on charitable causes.

Regards,
Anton
459  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: 🌲🌲🌲[ANN]RootProject - Profit with Non-Profits[closes July 28][$20k grant] on: July 21, 2017, 08:41:30 PM
New Press Release on CoinTelegraph:

Explaining RootProject after (almost) two weeks of hearing from the community

https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/explaining-rootproject-after-almost-two-weeks-of-hearing-from-the-community

Regards,
Anton
460  Local / Альтернативные криптовалюты / Re: 🌲RootProject - прибыльная благотворительность [pre-ICO] on: July 21, 2017, 05:01:36 PM
Это проект очень крут, это как увидеть зубную пасту утром, не ценишь, пока не попробуешь.

Проекты по благотворительности это всегда хорошо, еще и плюс для больших компаний и холдингов в том, что они будут освобождены от налогов. С зубной пастой сравнивать тяжело, но определенно проект хороший! )

Спасибо! Присоединяйтесь в наш slack, https://rootproject.herokuapp.com

В нем есть русский канал, #russian

Антон
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