Offers a scalable blockchain and a crypto debit card.   Anyone holding?

https://vimeo.com/304741302

IGNITIONONE PARTNERS WITH BLOCKCHAIN PROVIDER TERNIO TO ENABLE TRANSPARENCY IN PROGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING

https://www.ignitionone.com/the-latest/a/ignitionone-partners-blockchain-provider-ternio-enable-transparency-programmatic-advertising/

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Agreed on rich people learning about coins.  My understanding is that the company (TradingToken) physically holds the art (painting, statue, etc.).   Example if a painting is worth 1 million dollars, then it's 100 trade tokens.   If the art appreciates to $2mm, then that's 100 trade tokens worth twice as much. The appreciated token value is then used to acquire more physical art (another paiting worth $1 million).  It works because art is a tax write off for the rich and famous - so that's why art almost always goes up in price.

I came across trade token - $TRADE. It has really low volume on fork delta https://forkdelta.github.io/#!/trade/0xf532e78a0e4bc3a34dcaac053eb230b56fcd51eb-ETH

I thought it was a dead coin, but the white paper is interesting - Tokenizing The Art World. From what I can understand, they basically sell fractional shares in art. My uncle is a CPA and says that rich people use art for a write off on their taxes so the value almost always goes up.

According to their website (http://mytradetoken.com/) they sold 33 million tokens - all of which are backed with paintings. They look to trade every few days.

This seems super cheap. What am I missing here?

Really great write up here: https://medium.com/@trading_trusted/ternio-highly-scalable-programmatic-blockchain-59a86c935e66

The videos make the explanations much easier to understand.   

That AMA was what made me a believer.   Much easier hearing the founders talk about the problems and how Ternio solves them.  Most people don't understand advertising and don't see how under valued this project is.   Plus I don't know of another company that spent that much time actually answering the public questions.

Ternio is already signing deals pre ICO.  London Media Exchange is using Ternio's framework.   Nice! 

http://www.adotas.com/2018/04/london-media-exchange-lmx-partner-ternio-blockchain-provide-verification-transparency-media-costs/

https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/317974/startup-lexicon-blockchain-to-run-at-programmatic.html

This is a really helpful one sheet taken from their subreddit.   Much easier to get the full scope.

1 million TPS is the key here, regardless if you care about advertising or not.  They said in their telegram other companies have already approached them about licensing Lexicon.

https://www.docdroid.net/8dEiTLG/ternio-onepager.pdf

$0.08 in presale, $0.10 at ICO.
$25 mil in presale, $40 mil in ICO ($25+15)
Founders locked up for a year
Going live immediately after ICO.

You want one that is very efficient.  Otherwise the cost of the processing can outweigh the amount of BTC you can mine.  Thats why people setup dedicated mining rigs powered by alternative energy instead of mining on their macbook.

This article does a good job of explaining https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/48256243-usman-raza/5140588-ternio-radar-pre-ico-company-making-waves-blockchain

Check out the white paper.   https://ternio.docsend.com/view/4jji4v4 They go into detail on this.  I'm a big fan&hodler of Stellar and that's how I found Ternio. 

The fact that Stellar is having companies of this caliber pick XLM over ETH says a lot.  I think Stellar will be a top 5 coin in a year.

Nope.  That's why I like them.  They have first mover advantage in a niche market that has billions of dollars flowing.

Been following this one.  The advertising part isn't even interesting to me.   The 1.2 MIL TPS is what's crazy!  https://youtu.be/ujNavTEn-7I?t=1m50s  When Ternio licenses that tech to other industries it's going to be huge.  

I think this is the next sleeper ICO.  I put in a little already and contributing more later this week thanks to ETH and BTC headed back up.

I should add these are what I am looking into, but haven't pulled the trigger yet.

tZero - Founder of Overstock, looking to bring blockchain to the stock market.   Raise is $250mm which seems a little high.  Nervous about recent SEC subpoena. https://www.coindesk.com/overstock-confirms-250-million-tzero-ico-sec-review/   Has the potentially to be very big.

Ternio - A bit complicated, but they basically found a niche cleaning up inefficiencies in how ad agencies buy media.  It's a big industry ($300b) if successful and the raise is low $40mil. I'm more interested in their claim of 1.2mm TPS.   https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/48256243-usman-raza/5140588-ternio-radar-pre-ico-company-making-waves-blockchain   Waiting on 3rd party verification of their TPS to move forward.

DeedCoin - Disrupting the $200T Real Estate market by trying to put real estate commissions on blockchain.   Massive opportunity, but it seems like an uphill battle.   However, even if they are 1% successful this ICO should pay nicely. https://www.inman.com/2017/12/19/deedcoin-wants-to-disrupt-commissions-with-digital-currency-tokens/

Telegram - Pass, $1.8b is too much for a chat app.   I think they can be successful, but competing with Skype, Kik, FB, Apple, and others is going to make this a challenge. https://hackernoon.com/considering-the-telegram-ico-proceed-with-caution-92c178e2a178

Nex - Still evaluating.....

It seems that the quality of ICO companies are improving with recent regulations in the US and China.  I think this is good for the overall market as there is a great risk for anyone running scams/ponzi schemes.  I'm seeing fewer companies trying to raise money with pictures of Ryan Gosling as CEO 

I've done well in big cap coins and just now starting to look into ICO and pre-sale companies.  I think there are some really good opportunities now with the market being so low and projects being - you just need to be smart about who you work with.

Can anyone make some recommendations on ICO or pre-sales you are participating in?