I'll go back and edit my post to mention at the beginning, that egoods and indygoart are both fully operational. I mentioned that in the last sentence. I also in the middle of the post, posted their websites. I appreciate your response though. Perhaps I should only market one business as it's clear talking about all of them can be potentially confusing.

Agreed. Bounties should be approached as an investment. That would prevent people dumping it as soon as possible, driving down the price as well.

I've been asking for opinions and feedback for months now with no responses, so hopefully I get some in this thread. I have been working on a coin since November. It's an ERC20 based token that, depending on the success of it, will develop into its own blockchain as I'd like for it to be POS mineable. The coin was coded to have these features: burnable, mintable, pausible and freezable. I did this because its intended use is currency that awards users at particular businesses discounts and other perks. These features will help solve any losses due to any hacks or security breaches that might occur. I can easily refund anyone who experiences losses if some exploit is found (not that I could find one, but I'm likely not the best hacker in the world). So that's the coin.

As for the business behind it. I there will be 5 companies that use IntraCoin: eGoods, Hamrick Hotels, IndyGoArt, Sourcing Motors, and Co-working spaces. Out of the five TWO are fully operational. Meaning, they are open for business. eGoods and Indygoart are fully functional businesses.

eGoods - is a cashback site that offers 10% cashback on all purchases made at partner stores. Currently I've developed partnerships with stores like Walmart, Amazon, Macy's, Best Buy, Aliexpress, etc. The cashback will be int he form of IntraCoins. You can view the site here: www.egoods.co I'll need to raise funds, but not a whole lot as it's already functional, but I do need to spend more money on API's and an employee.

Hamrick Hotels - is a boutique home-sharing accommodations company similar to AirBNB except all of the listings will be properties I manage. You can view an example of a home I renovated on the site and in the whitepaper. The whitepaper has before and after photos along with financial projections for certain cities. You can view the site here: www.hamrickhotels.com This business will require me to raise funds. The photos of the property on the site I sold, but is there as an example of what the hotels will look like.

IndyGoArt - is an art website that focuses on managing artists. It also offers stock images and video clips FOR FREE, and offers artists for hire services depending on the jobs requested. We mainly focus on commercial gigs but will take jobs that are over a certain dollar amount. We also provide educational classes for artists as well such as lighting courses, photography courses, drone courses, painting courses, etc. 1 member of the team is 1 of 2 licensed drone instructors on the Eastern seaboard of the U.S. Another team member is part of the Hollywood scene and has shot many celebrities. You can view the site here: www.indygoart.com

Sourcing Motors - is a car dealership that focuses on exporting vehicles to other countries as well as provides luxury rentals for Hamrick Hotels. This will also require a crowdsale and is planned to begin operations 2-3 years from now.

Co-working spaces - will be located near Hamrick Hotels to accommodate business travelers so they can have their business meetings near their hotel.


At the moment the coin is already deployed, indygoart is functional (we consistently get business from that) and eGoods is operational. I have not began to market anything yet and would like to get feedback and add or change anything that the community would like to see. I'd also like feedback on the idea in general.

Thanks in advance!


 

Can be a little tricky when it comes to ERC20 tokens. You can use MyEtherWallet to transfer the tokens. You'll need to know the Smart contract for the token to add it to your list. (This will make sense once you have the screen in front of you) Here is a guide though.

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-transfer-eos-erc20-tokens-using-myetherwallet

THIS! Exactly.... smh

We're working on a bounty program now. But we'd like some feedback. We're creating all the rules and I'm trying to make it where it's not complicated for participants. Some things we're doing is:
- Eliminating stakes. We're simply giving out X amount of tokens for particular tasks so it will be easy to roughly calculate how much you can earn by doing each task.
- No tiered follower/friend requirement. Just a flat base. (Example: Facebook program requirements are 300 friends to participate and 6 month old account)

What I would mostly like feedback on is reporting tasks. I'm thinking it would be easier on both sides to simply send links to posts, tweets, blogs, etc. in a private message on Telegram. (Example, it's the end of the week and you send the links to your facebook posts on Telegram in the format **FACEBOOK POSTS FOR WEEK 3**: link1, link2, link3, etc.

What do you guys think? I'd love to hear your feedback as we want this to run as smooth as possible.

OK, so I continued reading the thread... lol, I get it. I was about to SAY! I made a video about it and everything! But this post proves my point. The Announcement section is full of gullible folks looking for a get rich quick scheme and not basing coins on the merits of their business, prototype (if any), or code.

I'm relieved that this wasn't real. lol

That's what I was thinking, but look at the entire first page, it's 2 other Staff Members and a few other Legendary members who are also co-signing this.... with bad English, lol. But could it be that many people are hacked?! I'm only here on this forum honestly to get listed on exchanges for my coin. Unfortunately Bitcointalk is deemed as some type of crypto god place that if you don't Announce here you must not be the real deal. I hate that! This place is full of people trying to game the system and people looking for airdrops only.... at least in the Announcement sections, but that's what the exchanges are looking for. It's frustrating.

My timing may be terribly off as we will soon be posting a bounty program. However, I had to check out the only Bitcointalk endorsed ICO.... the first red flag was the "Guaranteed returns". I'd think the good folks at Bitcointalk would know better than that. Then to say it's registered with the SEC (something we can easily look up) is also a double red flag. NO SEC registered company would dare say they guarantee anything.

Finally, and this is probably the biggest flag of all. When I clicked their Facebook link the SEC seized the link and explains it's all fake. I'm thinking the admin and poster of this is hacked perhaps? https://www.investor.gov/howeycoins

Please don't block me, lol. Just trying to help ok? If it's not a scam then perhaps you guys should reach out to the SEC. But, yeah, it looks incredibly fraudulent.

Staking is definitely the way to go. Doesn't require any expensive hardware, easy to run. You can literally set it and forget it. More profitable once you consider the expenses and time investment long-term. You cna also easily implement across several coins. Something most can't do with masternodes or mining.