What is the minimum ados token I can buy?

What is the minimum investment I can do?

When you are going to list in exchange?

Can I use Neverlose money KYC?

Damn I am excited about this but also a bit scared, can I really get in trouble for using this exchange?

 I really don't understand how this works.can you help me to know more?

Same here.I think they should add more information about their project on thread.

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The idea of the justFFF is appealing.I hope, you'll have success.

Do you have Bounty?

How can I get block easily?

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Tradekax comes with new secured Cryptocurrency Exchange that is very praise worthy.

I would like to know more about your project.

I am checked your website.I am really interested to know more about FSM token.

Seeing it like that it makes sense. I think now I understand why there was so much noise about the Tether bomb.

How can I invest in adast coin?

Tether has a high level of centralization. And although its mechanism is pretty easy to understand by anyone (you basically create 1 USDT every time 1 USD is deposited in some bank account) it has some disadvantages.
The first problem is his (1) high level of centralization which creates, of course, a high possibility of fraud, Tether has been under the spotlight regarding this issue. (2) It needs audits by trustworthy 3rd party companies which are expensive. (3) Reserves can be seized or the company shut down which makes it highly dependent on banks. Such are the problems of centralization.
On the other hand, the DAO projects create their stable tokens by means of an elaborate smart contract system backed by Ether holdings. These stable tokens are pegged to USD, EURO or Yuan every time a user takes loans out in these electronic “Fiat-tokens” against their ETH holdings. This is called collaterization and it has to be at least 150% of the total amount borrowed. Basically the money is being created by people taking loans using their ETH as warranty that they will pay back the loan. The “Fiat tokens” are created according to the current value of ETH. This is how cryptocurrencies create these “Fiat-tokens”. The advantage is that this system is decentralized or partially decentralized and, therefore, auditable and has driven incentives for their communities.
The disadvantages are (1) the complexity of the mechanism that maintains price stability. This complexity makes them (2) difficult to understand to the layman and hard to scale. They also have the disadvantage of (3) a potential crash given any “market irrationality”: periods of extreme volatility in the market which could create a downward spiral. HyperDAO even has a shutdown protocol to protect itself from such worst case scenario.
Long story short, the DAO approach tries to use cryptocurrencies to generate stable electronic fiat, rather than paper money. Using cryptocurrencies to generate “Fiat-tokes” adds a greater level (although not perfect) of decentralization with respect to stable coins like USDT, TUSD or Stably.

Maker currently holds around 55% of DeFI. I am wondering how much is HyperDAO currently holding.

Do you have any app for sfunding?