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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Thinking of launching an ICO (Feedback is appreciate) on: June 02, 2021, 04:15:18 AM
this concept is not new, as there are already many projects focused on online payments. but none of them are actually building a platform for global services, they're just sticking to one or two countries. if you want to create a platform like this, you must have a lot of funds for promotion and looking for partners. and one thing I know is that all of that can't be done only with funds obtained from the ICO.

Thanks for your feedback , yes you are 100% right i am going to start with 3 world countries because is the market i am 100% sure they need this solution for example here in costa rica is like 8% commission per transaction for debit or credit card.
Also i would like to get some kind of blockchain project i ilove the idea to be part on something related.
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2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Thinking of launching an ICO (Feedback is appreciate) on: June 02, 2021, 04:05:38 AM
I am thinking on launching a Bep2 token to allow merchants around the world to accept payments, I know there are many currencies that solve this, but none of these currencies are focus on the small business and real world use of their crypto.
You can actually, however how sure you are that small business willl accept the token you are making? Its not hard to make a token, but its very difficult to gain attention of business entity to use unknown token for their business. Why not accept a world wide renowned coin such as btc and eth? Im not discouraging you, but I am saying that this task of adoption isnt easy to pursue, you will need hard work and full dedication to pull it off.

You are right well i am well know on the payment industry in Costa Rica , i have been talking with a couple of small business and they like the idea.

I am going to try we never know Hahhaa , thanks a lot for your Feedback  Smiley
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Thinking of launching an ICO (Feedback is appreciate) on: June 02, 2021, 03:42:56 AM
IMHO, there's no need for that. Bitcoin has already covered that feature that you want to solve. Aside from bitcoin, there's Ethereum and other popular altcoins that are already accepted worldwide and got support from various exchanges and merchants, small and big enterprises. Also, ICO is no longer a big deal today. If you've been around in the crypto market in the past like 2018, it was the hellish year for the ICO market which had stopped a lot of investors investing in it because of the proliferation of scams that revolved around it. And another thing, third party payment solutions got their service to be easier used by the merchants who would like to accept cryptos and have it converted quickly into fiat.

Cool thanks for your Feedback yes i remember the 2017-2018 ICO madness i got scam with bitconnect back then Cry  yes i think ETH is a good idea to accept in a small business the problem right now are the gas prices and lack of soport for the new business.

I am going to try i have more to win than to loose, i even if the token fail i will gain some experience.  Smiley
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Thinking of launching an ICO (Feedback is appreciate) on: June 01, 2021, 07:45:31 PM
Hello, I have been working in the online payments industry for a few years and I saw that traditional payment methods have great disadvantages for merchants, especially for less developed countries where banks have a monopoly on the online payment infrastructure , I am thinking on launching a Bep2 token to allow merchants around the world to accept payments, I know there are many currencies that solve this, but none of these currencies are focus on the small business and real world use of their crypto.

What do you think ? I would like to hear some comments.
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