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Have you seen any projects with similar concept as yours? If so, did those projects succeed or fail?
If they did succeed - how is your project different, what new will it bring to the table?
If not - what is it in your project that can make it a successful one?
By using our own advanced blockchain platform with auto donations coming in every single minute 24/7. There will be a constant supply of funds which will effectively see PAWS become a self-sufficient charity and business, with no reliance on public donations to enable our charitable contributions. This answers only a small fraction of what I've asked you. Could you please elaborate and answer to the remaining questions? |
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Can anyone who tested the website tell his/hers opinion about it?
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to clear up your confusion the pool is configured with 0 tx fee
the block finder gets rewarded 1 extra BTC
the pool splits the remaining coins
Still unreal. Your BTC Talk account is not convincing as well. Even for me, a "newbie"  |
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Have you seen any projects with similar concept as yours? If so, did those projects succeed or fail?
If they did succeed - how is your project different, what new will it bring to the table?
If not - what is it in your project that can make it a successful one?
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Are you also considering affiliate/partnership programs? If so, what do you require from the third parties in return?
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Even though it's already on marketcap, there is still not so much detailed information, especially from the technical point of view. Will you be updating your whitepaper?
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There are no transaction fees
1 BTC will be rewarded for finding a block as bonus
That sounds too good.. No fees? 1 BTC bonus? |
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How does this solution differ from Maersk and IBM blockchain supply chain, and why is it better?
Ours is unique in a few ways, but one key difference is how easily this can integrate into other systems and networks. By being able to exact both generic and blockchain data in 1 scan you: a) don't need to wait to download information, saving timeb) save up to millions not needing to revamp systems companywidea) From what I understand, in both cases (supply chain & yours) the information are accessible at any given moment through the bc network upon which the system is built. Thus, I can see no clear indicator of saving time. Could you elaborate on that? b) This aspect is very promising however, it's hard to believe (at least before your project launches) that integration of your solution will be THAT cheap compared to using an external solution. How will you be able to achieve that cost-effectiveness? a) I can understand your questions in 1 of 2 ways, so I will reply to both a-1) If you are saying the QR code data can relay to the blockchain, then download the generic data back to the system, then you are right. However, in case of blockchain congestion, wi-fi problem, or any other of 100 problems, there would be an issue receiving the data back in a timely matter. Thus your supply chain can be crippled. a-2) If you are saying both the QR code and barcode can be on the packaging, this is inefficient. You would have to spend time scanning 2 codes (this is a small task, but double the workload for moving packages). In addition, most packages have multiple barcode and QR codes, thus wasting people's time to figure out the correct ones to scan. b) It would be much cheaper because of the unusual nature of our design. Our system can be running in the background and very easily detect when a code is ours. When it does, it will extract the barcode as a scanner normally does and enter it into the legacy systems. At the same time, it will take the blockchain data and update the blockchain. This would prevent the need to revamp any system, which could easily cost a company millions. I highly appreciate your satisfactory answers - I won't hesitate to ask more if I need some clarification in any aspect. You got my merited interest  Keep it up! |
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Hello, we have already activated the SSL certificate. The site is totally safe. Thank you for your contribution
Thanks for quick improvement and update on your side ;] I'm up for testing it now! |
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How does this solution differ from Maersk and IBM blockchain supply chain, and why is it better?
Ours is unique in a few ways, but one key difference is how easily this can integrate into other systems and networks. By being able to exact both generic and blockchain data in 1 scan you: a) don't need to wait to download information, saving timeb) save up to millions not needing to revamp systems companywidea) From what I understand, in both cases (supply chain & yours) the information are accessible at any given moment through the bc network upon which the system is built. Thus, I can see no clear indicator of saving time. Could you elaborate on that? b) This aspect is very promising however, it's hard to believe (at least before your project launches) that integration of your solution will be THAT cheap compared to using an external solution. How will you be able to achieve that cost-effectiveness? |
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How does this solution differ from Maersk and IBM blockchain supply chain, and why is it better?
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Are you planning on securing the connection? Right now it is not safe, according to the prompt next to the URL.. |
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I think you could start with reading some more about Dogecoin - I can't tell you details from memory however, there are multiple sources out there that can broaden your perspective, and direct you towards other blockchains alike.
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You wrote "Speed is important, because the value of cryptocurrency constantly switches every second. In CryptoFreelancer, transactions can be completed no more than 60 seconds,
tenth times faster than the bitcoin network. "And how did you test it?
Of course, we have tested it. The math is simple the block time is 60 sec moreover the funds get available just after one confirmation Does one confirmation suffice safety-wise? What if one node, purely hypothetically, gets compromised/hacked? |
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Could somebody share the link to previous Announcement thread of this coin? For some reason I cannot find it..
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Does anyone have experience with that miner and can share some useful information? |
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hi every body i have 2 motherboard biostar TB250 BTC Pro. it's work until last night but when i turn off Rig and turn on again i get a black screen in monitor when i turn on powers, my system beep check and then 8beeps after that and nothing after that i remove and change anything I swear;  annnything that you think , on my MB like risers, gpus, remove and change RAMs , usb devices, MB battery, reset bios by CMOS jumper and so on... change Power supplies , change cables , change my personalty and face  But it's result => 1 beep then 8beeps :| i think it's unlivable that both of MB have a same problem at a same time my GPUs r 12x ASUS rx 470 4G Mining Series If you head to Biostar website you can find these suggestions to resolve the case: One beep and nothing come up on the monitor
To resolve this issue:
1. The monitor is not plug in correctly. Please check the monitor cable and be sure it is connected firmly. If the problem still remains, please try another monitor.
2. The Bios settings may not be set correctly. To correct this problem, go to CMOS by, hit the "Delete" key then select "Load Optimised Default setting", hit "Enter" then select "Y". Then choose Save and Exit.
Continued short beeps after one long beep.
To resolve this issue:
1.This is indicating a memory issue. Please change your memory to a different slot or replace your memory.So, basing on this I'd say there's a problem with your RAM. Have you tried using another RAM cube in a different slot? |
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The more pages I read, the more biased towards the project I get..
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