I was wondering, why not start this project in Moskou instead of New York if the majority of your team is from Russia?

Yes it does seem excessive to me too, but I do believe it. I think people watch less television and spend more time on their phone. And its spread through the day, also most people use their phone while they are working. I think its a brilliant idea to focus on the app market.

I am personally using less social media because I really do not like ads and on Insta and Facebook I just keep seeing more and more ads. So I hope SOMA can be an ad free platform, that would be a huge plus.

Why does the token last sale so long? Does anyone know this? Did they foresee that the fork would be causing less sales?

People seem to really like kucoin exchange. When something is a hype, it will not take long to get big. When Utrust is listed, I am sure more will follow.

I have google chrome not a smart tv, will that also work? A lot of people in the world can not afford a smart tv, but they can afford google chrome because they have wifi and good enough tv. So playkey can reach much more people

I hope this project will continue even if they don't hit the soft cap. Gatcoin is one of the few ICOs I am really excited about and believe in. Loyalty cards are so outdated, I hate to carry around 20 cards from merchants so I never do, but I always miss the discounts. I know I am not the only one, so Gatcoin is really something people need. The idea of targeted airdrop is just genius. So this project must go on, hope they can lower the soft cap.

I had a look on their team and I dont see any lawyers. They can always consult of course, but lately I have been seeing in some ICO's that team members sometimes include lawyers.

They should also show how many days are left for the token sale on the front page. Because I remember it was really short and people might not know it.

I can see why the app store market is interesting to invest in. According to this article https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/03/u-s-consumers-now-spend-5-hours-per-day-on-mobile-devices/ people are spending a lot of time on their apps. In the US, 5 hours a day 

''The time U.S. users are spending in mobile apps is continuing to grow; according to new data released this week by analytics firm Flurry, we’re up to 5 hours per day on our mobile devices. This follows on news from January that said the time spent in mobile apps had increased 69 percent year-over-year.''

I had a look on fancy: https://fancy.com/ It looks pretty interesting. If this is how SOMA will look like, it is really promising. You can read the background of seller and like products

Does your platform already work, or do you only have the demo that we have seen on the website? Since you state that you are already working for 2 years on this project, do you already have agreements with restaurants?

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I heard this from many people, it seems like everybody is expecting that everything will go up after the fork, am I correct?
Does this mean that people will be unlikely to invest in ICOs, like SOMA token sale?

I would like to remind everyone to hold their coins after the ICO;

''Burning of tokens
The main incentive to buy and hold tokens however is the burning mechanism. Over time, UTRUST plans to burn a total of 90% of all tokens in circulation, taking them out of circulation permanently, thus theoretically increase the initial value 10-fold.
UTRUST charges a fee of 1% on every payment. Up to 20% of this fee (so up to 0.2% of every payment made with non-UTRUST tokens) is being used to buy back tokens from partnering exchanges at market-rate and send them to an address that nobody owns, making them virtually untouchable, even for UTRUST.
This mechanism is limited to up to 50 million tokens every year and stops when only 100 million tokens are left in circulation. Note that UTRUST says “up to”, so the amount burnt is not guaranteed. Nuno (CEO) clarified this by stating that the amount will be adjusted based on the total UTRUST transactions made, to burn an average of up to 50 million throughout every year.''

source: https://medium.com/@cointrackr/utrust-8e814a2dbedb

The minimum funding goal for the Gatcoin project is $20 million USD. Does anyone know how much they raised and if they hit the soft cap?

I really dont think Google would bother to sue a small start up like dao playmarket. I think most people dont even realize that 2.0 is a comparison (I didnt)

I expected to find the answer in this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vfB0qUA3EN0RNpZeBMlZvKDayIN8jLMBbyTGBXK19is/edit
Title is Fiat-To-Crypto Currency Gateway, I went through it, but it doesn't explain 

So hope we will get a reaction from the team to this question

I am afraid for a huge drop in price, but I am planning to hold my coins for the long run. It is very difficult not to sell when you see the price dropping. But I holded before with amazing results, so lets see

This is a good suggestion. Investors should have more rights than non-investors. I also agree that the price should be higher than ICO price

Japan is definitely a good place to start, I read in this article mentioned above that people in Japan are familiar with electronic payment

''Electronic money is popular in Japan. In addition to cash payments, some of the most popular electronic payment methods are Suica and Rakuten’s Edy, which are rechargeable contactless smart cards. While Suica is accepted at about 380,000 outlets and used as a fare card on train lines in Japan, Edy can be used at 470,000 locations nationwide.''