So what are you thinking is going to solve the current issue Cryptokitties is causing? Because that might turn people away from creating more games.

I couldn't agree with you more! That is exactly what got me attracted to this project. Excited to see how it does in its public crowdsale, since the private one did so well in such a short amount of time.

This simplified it much more for me. And it got me pumped for the future of this product. You may save the affiliate space. Great work gents.

LOL but that statement can be said for literally every single ICO that launches. They all come down to overall adoption.

Anything that you see about this project that I should be concerned with?

Okay, good to know. Thanks for the clarification.

It's great to see that some serious thought has been applied to this.

Looking good guys.

Quick question on this. I see the graph shows the percentages of the distribution, but do you have data on total tokens that will be issued?

I'm sure it's in the whitepaper, but I'm a bit lazy.

Good work on the launch, guys. A good presale is always something to aim for.

Quick question on this: Can you give me some insights into how the Realisto tokens should appreciate in value? I like the platform and the idea, just wondering how I can see an ROI as a token holder.

Love it! I think real estate is the next big disrupted industry when it comes to blockchain. Yes, investments are awesome. But I'm also thinking Escrow, Mortgages, etc.  Definitely watching this one.

Will there be other projects to invest in or will it be primarily focused on Berlin?

As someone who makes their living off of Affiliate Marketing, I can only say, THANK GOODNESS! I'm so sick of the way this industry is being handled.

Definitely watching this!

It's almost guaranteed to go back down. Below $5,000? probably. The split is going to cause a massive sell off as people flock back to alt coins after the hard fork and they get their Bitcoin Gold. I haven't seen buy spikes like this in a long time. The candles are ridiculous right now in the green. But just as quickly, right after the fork, people are going to want their liquidity back. So, I'm guessing it drops back to around $4,600 after the fork.

It's not the end of ICO's it's the legitimizing of them. All of these countries are realizing what a vehicle they are for raising funds, and they want to ensure that it is regulated. It will actually probably drive more interest in them from the general public.

This is also a great point. Don't ever download anything or sign up for an account somewhere that isn't well-known. And for heaven's sake, if you do sign up for an account, don't use the same password as your other accounts. Make sure you're using a unique password for just that site so they can't phish your info.

To go along with what a lot of people are saying here, as long as you're not giving them any information other than the delivery address, there's no way you can get scammed. Even if the airdrop ends up being worthless, who cares. It doesn't mean you were scammed, it just means you wasted some time on a useless token. Take as many airdrops as you can get, there's no harm in participating as long as you keep your information private.

Here is a write up and in-depth look at their business plan and if they have any chance of succeeding.

http://daddac.com/2017/09/20/airtoken-ico-what-you-need-to-know/

Okay, first let me just qualify that I hate saying I'm successful, but I think that having grown two separate companies to over 6 million in annual revenue would qualify me as such. But I just want you to know I'm not some crazy person screaming into the wind.
Here are my thoughts on Cryptocurrency. Is it a bubble? Yes. Are we near the popping point? Not even close.
Think back to the 2008 real estate bubble. You could walk into a room of 100 people and ask who had a 'stated income' mortgage or some other high-risk mortgage and probably 30% of the room would raise their hands. Then you could ask who was flipping homes or had a secondary residence they were holding on spec. Probably another 20% of the room would raise their hands. That's what makes a bubble. The wide-spread impact and reach of a certain industry or vehicle.
Now, walk into a room of 100 people and ask them what Cryptocurrency is. Probably 10 people raise their hands. Ask them how many own any, and I guarantee no one raises their hands.
You see, we're living in an echo chamber where we think that this is all anyone talks about. But it's not. Sure, Bitcoin is getting some attention, but nobody knows what the hell it really is. And no one is really going to be impacted by its ups and downs.
So, in terms of this bubble reaching saturation, we're still a long ways off.
Now, are there ways that this bubble could not pop? Sure. There's a bunch actually.
The biggest reason Crypto could very quickly become legitimate is the current relationship between the US and NK. If war breaks out, then people are going to get spooked. And fear drives speculation, and this type of fear would drive speculation into decentralization.
The second way it would not pop is if the US economy pops first. Which it most likely is going to have a sharp adjustment here soon. And when the dollar takes a beating, unemployment goes up, and things get a bit scary, crypto will again look like a safe haven.
The fact that crypto has been rising as steadily as it has WHILE the dollar has also been rising in value is kind of crazy.
In my opinion, I could see BTC get to 20k. And I don't think it'll actually take that long.
I'm very bullish on crypto as a whole. But I actually don't own that much BTC. I'm taking flyers on smaller currencies and tokens because I like the upside on those more, plus if I'm gonna gamble, I might as well go big or go home.
Any how, just my two cents.