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Quote from: andreibi on April 06, 2018, 01:41:52 PM

So much porn-related ICO or airdrop or mined coins has come and gone. I don't think it will be different this time. It has to have a really convincing use case to pass muster.

The adult entertainment industry is one potentially receptive to the cryptocurrency movement and StasyQ hopes to capitalize on this market. I am suggesting that they should develop good partnership with many big and small players in the industry so that adoption of the coin can be smooth sailing. And of course, the whole team must be professionals and expert in the ins and outs of this business to make this project a smash success in its short-term and long-term vision.

As I was reviewing the StasyQ platform I realize that this is a big and serious project and in fact has the potential to go even beyond the adult entertainment industry though leveraging its technology here can bring in immense benefits. I am then excited to be watching where StasyQ can be going and how big this can be months from now...good luck and more power to all the people behind the project.

Quote from: FrueGreads on April 05, 2018, 01:34:53 PM

I actually think these are great news, and I just hope it wont affect in any way how coincheck will refund their customers after the hack. If the users aren't affected, and no matter what happens either Monex or Coincheck still honor their responsibility, then this shows that the interest in crypto is still very much alive. First it was circle buying Poloniex, and now we are seeing Monex buying an exchange that actually has some problems to be settled, and even like that they are interested.

Coincheck needed a savior and they found it on Monex so we are all hoping that soon the exchange would be back with a big vengeance after suffering some hemorrhage due to the biggest crypto theft ever. I am seeing some big alignment and realignment in the business of cryptocurrency exchange and quite possible there would be more in the coming months. Let's wish Coincheck the power and luck it all deserve.

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on April 04, 2018, 03:03:11 PM

Celebrity endorsement is a really bad trend, it should be obvious for any investor that advices from unrelated celebrities are worth nothing, since they have no experience and knowledge of cryptocurrencies. So, these endorsements are actually huge red flags that signal that an ICO is most likely a scam and should be avoided. In this case a lot of people were predicting that this ICO promoted by Mayweather was a scam, so it shouldn't be surprising that it's founders are now being charged.

Good thing that Mayweather is not one of those being charged. I think there was a statement coming from SEC that celebrity endorsement of scam programs can be subject to prosecution. Celebrities should be careful on what they are endorsing since they have the power to sway people's opinions and decisions.

I am sure this can open the floodgate for good ICOs to be registered and do business based in Japan. Now, am also sure that there will be strict regulations to weed out scammers from using ICO to grab money from the public but this can be a big good news once the regulatory framework will already be approved and implemented. I am hoping that soon we will have Japan and Russia opening their market for the ICO platform.

Quote from: amsiran_irene on April 05, 2018, 10:08:32 AM

How would you extend this project to countries in which pornography is banned? Or it will only penetrate the market which does not prohibit such kind of content? since it will utilizing token for services it should not allow torrent to download the contents. That's probably the challenge of the platform on how to limit or disallow the torrent downloads

There are now many ways that anyone from countries where adult entertainment is banned can actually access the said content. Anyway, even if we have to discount those countries the market is truly huge and jut cornering a small percentage can already be a big business how much more if StasyQ can penetrate a big portion of the growing market then that can be enormous to begin with. It would be exciting to see how StasyQ can conquer this ready market...

When a project is providing a good platform where content producers and owners can monetize their digital properties then am sure it is going to be a big hit. Recently, one of the fastest to adopt to the cryptocurrency movement is the adult industry and right now StasyQ is bringing in new opportunities for this industry. SQoin can be one of the most popular coins around.

Quote from: Darthflux14 on April 05, 2018, 02:07:03 AM

As I read, StasyQ has A unique platform with high-quality content of еrоtiс nature, functioning since 2015. Its main advantage over other similar sites is the careful selection of professional and amateur models, publications of high-resolution video clips, photographs with correct exposure and exclusive author`s style. Today, it is an incredibly popular resource, visited by 600,000-1,000,000 people worldwide every month. This could be one of the successful ICO's this year.

I believe that StasyQ also has a good team behind that can be very critical in pushing the project leaving no stone turned to make a real and big success. Recently, there has been a barrage of similar projects but I am sure that StasyQ has many advantages compared to those adult-focused projects. Let's see how this project will eventually evolved.

The adult entertainment industry is actually one of the biggest business we have especially in the Western world but right now also expanding even in conservatively cultured nations. Money is really being made here and I read somewhere that this business is even bigger than what Hollywood is making. On a rather personal level, one attraction of StasyQ is its being private...now does it mean that all the transactions I can making with this coin will not be recorded or will be kept somewhere but could not be accessed by anyone including me?

In the absence of a clear ruling on this question, I am sure that many ICO projects would choose not to let anyone having double citizenship participate in the said ICO. We all know how entangled can things be when dealing with USA and some other countries and projects are avoiding that possibility now and in the future. This can be the reason why we should be pushing for a clear-cut regulations where things are defined in details.