I don't understand why people are confused on how a utility token works. From my reading of it, MEDX will be similar to most alt coins out there. MEDX is the "currency" that is required (whether on back end or front end) to purchase medical diagnosis on their app. As a token buyer, you get the token at a (potentially) lower price than what could be possible further down the line as the platform expands and demand for services (and therefore demand for medx) on the app increases. As a token holder you could then sell the tokens to those who need the medical service on the app
Interesting project and looks like a strong team. Think this has potential to be The Healthcare Coin. What's the best way to follow you guys and get updates?
While an interesting project, this is a massive undertaking that will likely not yield a tangible product for years. Crypto needs fewer lofty ideals and more real world applications
Saw you guys from a few different threads...how are you different from LITRA coin? You guys seem to have a good team, but how exactly would the EMR platform differ from others--this seems like not the main purpose of medcredits tho, correct?
10% of proceeds will be spent acquiring property...any plan on where--which city, country, states/regions etc these properties will be located? What percent will then need to be spent advertising these places/rooms for rental? Aren't real estate valuations stretched right now as it is? As a coin holder, am I implicitly taking housing risk as well as the risk that the tenants don't pay?