 Dear friends, we are happy to announce that mytime raised $3.5m during the Presale and decided not to have a public Token Sale.
Our CEO Eduard Gurinovich: "We are creating a blockchain-based product and selling coins to be unlocked as scheduled, and in summer we are going to be listed on several exchanges without raising any hype around it. From then on, the coins can be purchased by anybody pursuant to the local regulation of the respective country.
Also, having assessed the potential project development scenarios and analysed the market, we changed the focus towards the video game industry. The mytime team saw significant interest from the GameDev industry as to partneship development and integrations.
Thank you for your support and for staying tuned!congratulations to team and investors ,really great in this period ,market all falled down ,can collect 3.5M fund ,looking forwarding to taike part in public sale . Thank you so much! We believe this to be for the best. |
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Dear friends, we are happy to announce that mytime raised $3.5m during the Presale and decided not to have a public Token Sale.
Our CEO Eduard Gurinovich: "We are creating a blockchain-based product and selling coins to be unlocked as scheduled, and in summer we are going to be listed on several exchanges without raising any hype around it. From then on, the coins can be purchased by anybody pursuant to the local regulation of the respective country.
Also, having assessed the potential project development scenarios and analysed the market, we changed the focus towards the video game industry. The mytime team saw significant interest from the GameDev industry as to partneship development and integrations.
Thank you for your support and for staying tuned!
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The crypto market’s been slumping since the year start following the Bitcoin and Ethereum’s downward trend.
According to Tokendata, 56 out of 74 ICOs completed this year are now in the red. The current ROI (return on investment) for tokens acquired at ICOs averages 2.17x. Mind that it’s based on the presale token price, rather than public.
But there’s something worth noting here: over 84% of tokens are distributed among private investors through presales and private sales. It means that despite the popularity of ICO, the bulk of investments are attracted from the major players.
Then again, analysts generally predict a growth of the major currencies and a stronger interest in crowdsales in the short run. The first quarter has already hit $2 billion. Note the statistics don’t take into account such data as, for instance, Telegram's ICO presale, which raised $850 million.
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wasn't planning on it tbh
i'm kinda concerned you don't post any news considering it's like a couple days til the ICO
Put your concerns away — we're cooking up something good. |
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There are things that don’t depend on the election results. A successful business, for instance, is a result of hard work, and that’s not all. Eduard Gurinovich, the founder and CEO at mytime, shared his experience in an interview for GQ:
💡 It takes great pains to learn how to do business inside the walls of a university or a business school. Practical experience is way more effective.
💡 Persistence is an entrepreneur's main quality.
💡 Russian universities need to rethink their approach to education.
💡 People shall pay for their education. Free education cannot motivate anyone.
💡 Blockchain is another expanding segment that has much in store for us and is going to change the world soon.
💡 I used to be proud of and brag about being able to work 70 hours a week. But now my personal challenge is to learn how turn off the brain.
this Eduard fella seems to be giving a lot of comments lol hope you guys are doing well with the project We are, thank you! Eduard sure is a man to look up to (don't tell him that, though). |
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To invest successfully, make sure the project is trustworthy. Crypto market is a minefield of scam projects. Scam is a project where you end up with no benefits and no money. How to detect it? Mind the four T-s:
🕵️ Theme. Is the concept behind the project viable and economically feasible? Do they really need blockchain? Key peers, target audience volume, goal complexity — assess everything. Read the description, Roadmap and White Paper.
🕵️ Tech. Is the Roadmap detailed enough? Any working prototype or ready product? Check out the project’s source code on Github and technical description in the White Paper.
🕵️ Team. The best idea can be ruined by an inept team. Find out the background of leaders, developers and marketers, assess their teamplay and experience as entrepreneurs. Read the publications by reputable media outlets and comments by industry experts who assess the project favourably.
🕵️ Token. What’s the total number of tokens? What’s their name and legal status? What's going to drive their value? The White Paper shall give all the answers.
If you are happy with all the four T-s, then the project is likely to be worth investing. However, do remember that no one can provide a 100% guarantee, better double-check the information.
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There are things that don’t depend on the election results. A successful business, for instance, is a result of hard work, and that’s not all. Eduard Gurinovich, the founder and CEO at mytime, shared his experience in an interview for GQ:
💡 It takes great pains to learn how to do business inside the walls of a university or a business school. Practical experience is way more effective.
💡 Persistence is an entrepreneur's main quality.
💡 Russian universities need to rethink their approach to education.
💡 People shall pay for their education. Free education cannot motivate anyone.
💡 Blockchain is another expanding segment that has much in store for us and is going to change the world soon.
💡 I used to be proud of and brag about being able to work 70 hours a week. But now my personal challenge is to learn how turn off the brain.
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It’s not only big corporations that are attracted to the blockchain technology market, but venture capital firms as well. CB Insights has published the most active firm list by number of unique investments:
• Digital Currency Group — has invested into 65 unique cryptocurrency and blockchain companies since 2012, including 3 of the 5 most well-financed ones — Circle, Coinbase and Ripple.
• Blockchain Capital — 58 unique investments. The most recent one went to BitPesa, a Kenyan payments platform.
• Pantera, 500 Startups and RRE Ventures — all three are investors in the blockchain firm Chain (a total of $43m). Pantera and 500 Startups were both investors in ChangeTip (formerly ChangeCoin).
• Andreessen Horowitz and Union Square Ventures — teamed up to invest in the Polychain Capital hedge fund.
The blockchain project market is being tested for quality as it grows. Crypto-anarchists keep opposing themselves to the traditional financial system, while the industry already uses classic financial models and instruments.
https://goo.gl/MXYJnb
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Any news, guys?
Nothing to make you feel like you've missed something important just yet. But there will be. Really soon. Check out our Telegram channel to be there when the news is — t.me/mytimecoin_en |
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The growing count of successful blockchain implementations makes the technology increasingly appealing to big corporations. Among the most active blockchain investors are:
💸 Google — 6 investment projects: Storj, a decentralized data storage platform; LedgerX, a derivative exchange platform for cryptocurrencies; Veem, a payment service platform, etc.
💸 The Japanese broker SBI Holdings Inc. — 8 investment projects, including the Kraken and Ripple cryptocurrency exchanges.
💸 Overstock — also a big crypto investor. Its subsidiary Medici Ventures boasts a portfolio of 12 blockchain projects.
The world’s biggest corporations are betting blockchain will penetrate into all kinds of businesses. The financial sector is of particular interest — no wonder, as the technology started with cryptocurrency and the idea of personal finances.
https://goo.gl/fvrxtf 
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Every month, the market sees dozens of new cryptos pop up. The statistics say, most of them are doomed to failure, with only few ones to succeed.
So, what’s the secret? Let’s have a glimpse of those who did well:
1) NEO (formerly Antshares) — China’s first open-source blockchain, aka the “Chinese Ethereum”. What's behind: supported by Microsoft, Alibaba and the Chinese government. ROI: 294,000%.
2) Ethereum — the world’s second most popular crypto and a platform for launching online services. What's behind: a massive potential for application. ROI: 230 000%.
3) Spectrecoin — the premier privacy-focused crypto. What's behind: untraceable transactions. ROI: 64,000%.
4) Stratis — a blockchain platform to create, test and deploy custom applications. What's behind: easy to use, backed by Microsoft. ROI: 56,000%.
5) Ark — a platform for cryptocurrency integration. What's behind: a need to catch up with the market. ROI: 35,400%.
And there’s also Telegram which Pre-ICO has raised a record $850m. What’s next?
Find the full list here: https://goo.gl/4eU5kB
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Hm, looks like a grey SEO tool which can be used for driving up behavioral performance of websites. Spent time doesn't cost anything, in fact  Which means that you want to monetize nothing. Judging by your words, you don't seem to get the concept. Not only does your time cost money, but it should have always been that way. And now there is a technology to make it real. Just read the Whitepaper if you have any doubts, will you? |
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It might look like blockchain is the domain of startups, but it’s not. Technology giants also take the advantage of distributed ledgers in addressing their tasks.
Cloud technology developers are already adopting blockchain into the existing and emerging products:
⚡ Azure (Microsoft) — a platform facilitating interaction across companies, making use of new business processes bolstered by the cloud platform.
⚡ Bluemix (IBM) — IBM’s open cloud architecture for rapid development, deployment and administration of cloud apps.
⚡ Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service (Oracle) — a B2B blockchain platform, highly flexible, scalable and secure.
⚡ DocSensus (Deloitte) — a distributed ledger for corporate records.
The above projects have one thing in common — a passion to keep up with the times.
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haha I got you. anyways, hoping to see you guys one day
You almost certainly will then — there’s a chance we’ll actually do the Q&A but most importantly you can even meet the team on some of the crypto events this year! Thank God people don’t hesitate to hold those pretty constantly. |
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Telegram ICO — the most ambitious token sale targeted at $2.5 billion. The company has presented a document listing the potential hazards for investors. We have picked up the main ones:
1) Uncertain regulation.
2) Government and private actions.
3) Development and launch of TON (Telegram Open Network).
4) Integrating TON and Telegram.
5) Issuer and use of funds.
6) Blockchain and crypto might never catch on.
Another risk — if the Telegram app is removed from Apple Store and Google Play. As underlined by our CEO Eduard Gurinovich, there's no court in the world which can help to get back the audience.
Read the full article at: https://goo.gl/yyAycD
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i just think it’ll make life a little easier for you if you wouldn’t have to answer the same questions here or your telegram. i’m getting tired of that myself
There’s nothing to worry about — we’ve got a few people who specialize in doing exactly that, answering people’s questions. So no easy life for them  |
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hey guys. you planning on having any kind of online Q&A? there’s a lot of options to choose from if you want to meet your public
Hey! Not this instant, no. But we appreciate the idea! Maybe sometime later |
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what % do I get? Is it lifelong?
It will be announced further on. Keep an eye on the news! |
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why do you think people are willing to have their personal data sold to someone else? if I got it right, that's what you're gonna do
All personal data is encrypted. It's not connected to you as a person. Basically. how am I gonna know that my info doesn't get into the wrong hands? For a user it only means that he is going to get highly personalized and more accurate offers. No one is going to use your data against you — there's just no way to get past the encryption. No wrong hands here too. we'll see about that  Just wait until it's ready — we promise there's no hidden catch. The platform is only designed for your convenience. Can you guarantee that? I mean, except just promising. Promises are not enough, since we even see data being sold by major companies, although their prosecuted for that. Blockchain doesn't allow anything unauthorized to happen; this is one of the reasons we need it. Only a user can decide which part of his data is up for sale and to the extent that he feels comfortable about. But most importantly, he gets a certain % from the deal for it. It's a win-win model, no doubt. |
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