Just to make sure we're on the same page, you offer a crypto powered billboard advertising worldwide? Or being a middleman between the company that owns billboard and the buyers of service?

Which company will be the card (or should I say virtual card) issuer? I mean, like will it be visa? Or MasterCard? Maestro? JCB? And what's your status of partnership with them?

Kind of thinking it was dead? The OP didn't online for more than two months, can't be a good sign. Or, is there other channels they use? The Livecoin telegram didn't count.

So why do you have to have ICO? The result of the ICO, whatsoever, will not affect the project. Honestly, I rarely heard an exchange needs funding before launching their project.

Probably for "security reason" and to protect team members "privacy" because after they publish their identity, unknown people start to "terrorize" them asking for money, etc. LOL.

A little bit out of topic, but... Initial Exchange Offering, in a way it's similar to ICO in sense of purpose; that is to gather funds for a project.

The difference is, on ICO, you can't be really sure if the team will really launch the project or not, given that you basically send funds to one designated wallet created by one "unknown" entity, and you can't be really sure about what'll the team do after ICO ends, there's no guarantee that your investment will not disappear (in short, you can't be sure if a project is scam or not).

On IEO, an exchange host the event, you'll need to have an account to the said exchange to be able to participate. The positive side of IEO is, as an exchange will have a tendency to be wanting to maintain their reputation (hosting a scam project's funding definitely will not look good on their resume), reputable exchange will likely verify the project's legitimacy up to certain degree that the possibility of a scam can be somewhat minimized.

In a very short: IEO is a more secure ICO held on an exchange.

Will your project be a presale and ICO or an IEO? The thread subject suggest the later, but your post said it'll be ICO? Can J see website, or something that provide better explanation than this ann thread?

Trademarks and patents are not my real field, but I had once stumbled upon then during the course of my business, and I thought similarities up to several letters are prohibited? Which means, yours would probably encounter this issue, if not already

What makes it clear to you? The fact that they rarely popping in, the website that appears to be always down for (hopefully) certain region, or their "professional" email address?

I would still amuse myself by giving them benefits of the doubts and let them defend themselves, but I actually find it hard to guess what materials they can use to defend themselves, given they gave little to no info about themselves to be studied.

Do you mean sell or buy? Most people here find it hard to sell, and not buying. If you find it difficult to buy, and others find it difficult to sell, then the case became more and more interesting as we should wonder where did those fulfilled buy and sell orders come from

My bad, I somehow missed this reply.

Turns out, they actually have a max supply. Once the dropped token reached their number, there will be no dropped token anymore. People will try to hold their token via trading, opening a possibility of a good steady value increment.

A little bit confused here, will the ICO happens before the exchange launch? And will the ICO result affect the said platform launch and anything within it?

I would agree that the issue of exchange should be a priority for the team to realize it soonest possible. Without an exchange, it leads winning into something meaningless as people can't cash them out, which leads into discouraging people for playing.

I'm interested at your definition of entrepreneur and classifying gamers as a natural-born entrepreneur. If I may know further, at what basis do you state this? Is it correct that you suggest that merely having a problem-solving trait, alongside with perseverance and cooperation, then would classify someone as entrepreneur?

Nope, still not working. Tried on the same devices, with the same steps, even tried going incognito. I wonder if there are other users experiencing this too?

This is a pre-ann for a project that'll launched within hours from the time this thread published?

On the other hand, do we really need another MN?

Is that another words for "we hired bumping service but it didn't works in our favor, so we withdrawn them and hopefully we can fix the damage"?

I wonder if you have an IP restrictions or something? I tried to access your site both from mobile and laptop, both from WLAN and mobile data, and I still can't access them. Checking from isitdown confirmed that it's just me, but I also aware that five days ago someone also encountered the same issue as me. And yes, I've clear the cache, I even tried on two devices of mobile just to make sure it's not a device issue.

I am led to believe that those accounts, either the ones posting in English or the ones in Venezuelan (i would assume it's their native language) are bumping accounts, judging from the insubstantial content they had, thus put this project into question.

A seemingly smart answer, but actually stupid, because it's sort of classic and can only be described as lazy and the exact opposite of thoughtful. Yes, everyone knows you'll compete with them, you have to. If you don't have any plan to compete with them, then why would anyone bother looking at your project?

That's literally the question I asked on the very first place, what set you apart from them? What'll be your competitive advantage? What's your point if differences? Duh.