If a token starts out as a ERC20 token, and later they build a new blockchain, can that same token run on the new blockchain?

So it only took 5 min to download the app and buy bitcoin.  No id required. But to send you have to verify your ID.   My question is how do you send BTC to the Cash app, I cant see an address?   Is this allowed on Square?

If a company has a hardcap of something like 10M and a soft cap of 1M    normally in the presale do that let people contribute as much as they want meaning they can reach the 10m in the presale or do they limit the amount they raise in the presale?

Thanks for your reply

Pharmz.io giving away 7,000,000 tokens in next 2 weeks.

Great reply,

Thanks

Is there any way to know if the funds of a ICO is going to the company, escrow or smart contract?    I am asking for like Thrive as an example

Its pretty simple if you ask me.  Its in their presentation doc.  I work in the prison system and I totally see the savings. I guess you have to understand the system to get it.  But what they claim in the following statement is a true statement.



See the costs and compare the fees associated with sending $50.00.

JPay $6.95
Access Corrections $6.95
CellBlocks $0.24

What does all this mean? At the current rates, CellBlocks can send an
average of $6.71 per transaction back to the state if CellBlocks is set
up to charge the same fee per transaction. With an average of 5,000
monthly transactions from third-party vendors, this can give the state
revenue to the tune of $34,750 per month on average.

Furthermore, this fee structure will be built into the tokens’ smart
contracts and paid to the state in real time.

No I was asking if they get to use the softcap, do they use some of that to promote their token to reach the hard cap.  Like using some softcap funds for advertising to really push the hard cap

Pharmz.io just launched their telegram airdrop today

When there is an ICO, can the company running the ICO take and use the funds once the soft cap is reached or do they need to wait to the ICO is over?

Why do some ICO's have a ICO Smart contract and some don't?  I have seen some large ones not have contracts?  Is this so they can do bounties?

I am thinking about using this service.  Has anyone heard of it or have experiences with it?

Ok let me try to make it easier.

Is there a way I can have it set up like this

If any address starts with CAUSA then .5 of all transactions will go to one address
If any address starts with NYUSA then .5 of all transactions will go to one address

There is one for each state in the US.  And the wallets if created within a state will have the CAUSA in the start of their address for example

So here is what I am trying to do. I want a erc20 token that can generate a vanity like address based on the IP address where it was created.   ZONEAFBFe3E9af3971dD833D26bA9b5C936f0bE. See this address is from zoneA

Then if I do a trans as an example,  It would take .05% of that transaction and send it to an address of zone A.

If someone who created his wallet in zone B sends a transaction it takes .05% of that and sends to zone b address.

If there is an address created outside of any zone then there ills no .05 fee

The .05 addresses are for the profits in that region

If you have a token and want to break it off the main token and have like a sub token what do you call that?

So there is no way to edit the contract after it's deployed?  What if you want to add a new rule down the road to the contract?

Once a token is released to the general public, is there a way to add to the smart contract different features afterwards?

What do you mean by provide another name

Can token that have smart contracts have different contracts added to that token after launch to perform different task or does it all have to be done in the beginning

So they are only really just holding on to them, make sure they look legit and keep them for record keeping?