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What does Ip2p Global mean and what they do?
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Where do i send my bitcoin/ether so i can get farad?
The ICO Bitcoin Wallet address and the Ethereum Smart Contract address shall be announced prior to the Pre-ICO time, which is on the August 25th - Another 11 more days, give and take. Stay tuned for the OFFICIAL addresses ya. Thank you for your reply. I'll getback to you if i have any questions.
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We only accept Bitcoin and Ether for this ICO. You can get Ether/Bitcoin from your nearest Exchangers, and MAKE SURE you transfer it to your own wallet first. Then, from your own wallet, you send to our Bitcoin/Ether address. Make sure you send an email to k4lv0n3n@gmail.com after that, with your details of the transaction - Tx Hash, Ether Address, Bitcoin Address (if sending from Bitcoin). Where do i send my bitcoin/ether so i can get farad? [/quote]
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Can i buy the UC with real money?
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ICO ANNOUNCEMENT FARAD Cryptoken - Revolutionising The Future of Innovation FARAD Ltd. (“FARAD”) is pleased to announce the launch of its Farad Cryptoken Initial Coin Offering (“ICO”) starting with the ICO Pre-sale Program on 25 th August 2017, to be followed by the ICO Sale Program either starting on the 15 th September 2017 or earlier depending on demand received during the Pre-sale program. In launching its Farad Cryptoken (“FRD”), FARAD will successfully bring together two technological innovations: Ultra-capacitor and Blockchain. The energy storage innovation which FARAD and it’s technology partners represent is in the invention, manufacturing and delivery of high-end ultra-capacitors, while the Blockchain will be based on Ethereum ERC20 Smart Contract. FRD sets itself apart from other cryptocurrencies since it is backed by real economic cash flows. Each FRD represents a right to the forward production of Ultra-Capacitor Cells (“UCC“) defined by the millifarad (“mF”) of the UCCs. 80 million UCCs will be manufactured over a period of 36 months, producing a total of 1.6 billion mF. FRD will be offered for sale based on the timetable below: ICO Pre-sale | ICO Pre-sale program which will be conducted over a maximum period of 21 days starting from 25th August 2017, 13:00 GMT till 14th September 2017, 23:59 GMT
| | ICO Sale | ICO Sale program will start from the closing of the ICO Pre-sale program or over a maximum period of 14 days from 15th September 2017, 00:00 GMT till 30th September 2017, 23:59 GMT
| | ICO Sale Volume | 1,280,000,000 FRD | | Total Issue Volume | 1,600,000,000 FRD | | Distribution of FRD | For every 100 FRD sold in this offering, 25 additional FRD will be issued and retained for sponsor, team members, partners and advisor
| | FRD Offer Price (ICO Pre-sale) | 0.0005921 ETH / 0.0000559 BTC
| | FRD Offer Price (ICO Sale) | 0.0006579 ETH / 0.0000621 BTC
| | Website URL | https://farad.energy | | FRD Issue Date | 7 days after the ICO closing date
| | First Quarterly Buy-back | 20th March, 2018
| | Issuer | Farad Ltd., Hong Kong SAR | | Program Executors | HK Beidou Aerospace New Technology Co. Ltd. Hong Kong SAR & Guangxi Beidou Aerospace New Technology Co. Ltd., Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province, PRC
| | Program Manager & Blockchain Developer | Virtue Fintech FZ-LLC, Dubai, UAE. | | GitHub URL | https://github.com/VirtueFintech/FaradCryptoken |
The interested individuals can participate with BTC & ETH through FARAD official web-page https://farad.energy. | Company Name | Farad Ltd., Hong Kong SAR.
| | Email | corporate@farad.energy
| | Twitter | @faradcryptoken
| | Facebook | faradcryptoken
| | Instagram | faradcryptoken
| | Slack | faradcryptoken.slack.com
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what is the relation between the UCC and Farad itself?
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The first thing you need to ask yourself is if you want to invest a good amount of money and time. What a lot of people see with bitcoin mining is a get rich quick scheme, which I can tell you it is not. You'll need to invest in good hardware if you want to have a decent to good hashrate (higherhashrate = more coins), and you'll need to wait many days (45+ days) for your hardware to get you some coins, even on mining pools. Also, being good with computer hardware (as in maintenance, overclocking, and building computers) comes in very handy. If you want to invest your time and money, start looking at the how to get started topics all around the newbie and mining threads.
A fair warning, old PC's don't really mine well. Processor mining is overshadowed many times by GPU (graphics card using opencl) speed. If you want to be able to mine well, you'll need to invest in good graphic cards, like the ATI 5XXX and 6XXX serires (not mobile ones found in laptops).
I don't want to sound to deterring, but most newcomers asking these questions don't usually know what they're in for.
hello. Im sorry if im of topic.. Im new in mining. Ive been looking at bitcoin for a while now. The difficulty to mine is high bacuse of the hash rate right? The problem is im running an old pc.. Therefore, i think i want to mine other coin such as monero because of the lower hash rate. Its a good idea? Even to mine a coin such as monero you will need good graphics cards to see any profit. It will take time to learn and you will undoubtedly make a few mistakes but if you enjoy it and you keep learning it can be profitable. As with most things, do it because it interest you and the money will follow. just did mistake few days ago. i burnt a mother board when i try oc..
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The first thing you need to ask yourself is if you want to invest a good amount of money and time. What a lot of people see with bitcoin mining is a get rich quick scheme, which I can tell you it is not. You'll need to invest in good hardware if you want to have a decent to good hashrate (higherhashrate = more coins), and you'll need to wait many days (45+ days) for your hardware to get you some coins, even on mining pools. Also, being good with computer hardware (as in maintenance, overclocking, and building computers) comes in very handy. If you want to invest your time and money, start looking at the how to get started topics all around the newbie and mining threads.
A fair warning, old PC's don't really mine well. Processor mining is overshadowed many times by GPU (graphics card using opencl) speed. If you want to be able to mine well, you'll need to invest in good graphic cards, like the ATI 5XXX and 6XXX serires (not mobile ones found in laptops).
I don't want to sound to deterring, but most newcomers asking these questions don't usually know what they're in for.
hello. Im sorry if im of topic.. Im new in mining. Ive been looking at bitcoin for a while now. The difficulty to mine is high bacuse of the hash rate right? The problem is im running an old pc.. Therefore, i think i want to mine other coin such as monero because of the lower hash rate. Its a good idea?
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