Hi People

Help would be appreciated on understanding how the ELA is used by partners. Do they require to purchase coins in order to use ELA?

If so who is using ELA right now?

Thanks

Hi Guys

I am after some info on Qtum. So on the first page of this thread it shows how Qtum will be used. It shows how the "crypto community" will buy tokens which will then be used to bring liquidity for markerts.

What I am interested in is how businesses who decide to use Qtum will use Qtum. Will they just be using the blockchain or will they need to also buy tokens to use their service?

If they wont be buying tokens then how will price ever rise in a meaningful way?

I have researched so many coins and tokens. So many projects are dead, have had their funds diminished, their teams have broken down due to infighting, communities have lost faith. One of the main ones I have found with projects which are still hanging on is how they will actually be used in the real world. Payment coins are basically competing with BTC and LTC so their USP doesnt exist. Coins which offer a service based on smart contracts are competing with ETH, EOS and NEO. Then we have projects who do actually have a USP and have partnerships but it turns out their partners dont need to buy the tokens so what is their point exactly?

Qtum seems like one project out of 1000's which has real potential but if the tokens arent needed then its pointless imo.

Any help would be appreciated.


Thanks

Hi Guys

Can anyone give me some info on Link please. What I am interested in is if companies who use Link need to purchase tokens?

If not then what is the use of partnerships in terms of price action?

Did you not read my post properly? I said "Although they have changed from .io to .com, the site still goes through to a .io page when clicking on "join the revolution"." Once you click on Join the Revolution you go to https://check.mainnetwork.io/?_ga=2.113665028.240817210.1553806291-1322966815.1553806291 which is a page from the old domain.

If you cannot see the issue with a large link on your homepage that is litertally saying "press me", that goes to a page from the old website then I dont know what to tell you. As mentioned this is a fairly easy job but days later we are still in this situation.

What about customers who want to get hold of their tokens like myself? What about people who are interested in investing in Universa only to find out you cant even sort your website out?!

Come on guys sort it out.

Although they have changed from .io to .com, the site still goes through to a .io page when clicking on "join the revolution".

Im not here to cause fud but is it not worrying that a company that talks about being so superior when it comes to tech, cannot migrate their website in a timely manner. I say this from someone who has a limited proficiency in coding but who understands and has been around coders. It should not take this long to get the website fully loaded onto the new domain, the fact that the link goes through to the old website is shoddy imo, they could of at least put up a page explaining the situation.

Surely they knew this was either going to happen or had a chance of happening, why was it not arranged to move the site over as soon as the court ruling was in place?

Yesterday I was trying to withdraw my tokens to sell them, this process was very confusing and I didnt manage it.

Today I come back to give it another try and find Universa dot io now linked to Universa dot net, which is the company of a well known investor who owns Universa Investments.

Either the website has been sold to them or (even worse some would say) someone has forgotten to update the domain, it has expired and the new company has picked it up.

What the hell is going on?