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Evil people like you judge what they don't understand. It's you who is calling us liars just because we didn't want to waste our time talking to someone who calls himself an a*hole, not that we are...
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First of all, our goal was to give access to the wallet with 20 % to an Ukrainian NGO (but NGO that originated in Ukraine). However, we had difficulties finding an NGO that is able to handle a crypto wallet at all. Therefore, we've already found a reputable exchange that will take full custody of the 20% token and it's being handed over to them this month with us having one of the multi-signature keys. CEX will be the one to disburse its content to Ukraine periodically. Because we want to be 100% sure the tokens end up in the right place, we need to be one of the parties signing every transaction in a multi-signature wallet (where the tokens currently are). The last thing we want is for one person or one party to mess something up with the wallet or the tokens only to bury the entire project and all good plans it has... With it all our savings, time, sweat and everything we put into it... When and to whom will the tokens be transferred? The plan is to do it periodically every 6 months at the time of peaks of course. Tokens will be simply traded for BNB and transferred to the official BNB address of the Ukrainian government, just like Binance did. Each activity on the wallet will have to be signed by the CEX and us, just like described above. What happens after buying the token? Just like with any other token, you can make money trading. However here you are also making money for Ukraine, because the higher the price, the more value the reserved tokens have. We had to do it this way, otherwise, how else would we get enough donations for it to make a tangible impact on Ukraine? We need to be realistic, how many people will on their own just send crypto to some address as a donation? We believe that when people have a stake in something, they are much more committed to it. Imagine if 20 % of Dogecoin or Shiba Inu were reserved for Ukraine, what kind of donation it would be... Did you know the creator of Shiba inu or Dogecoin before you started buying it or you just looked for a clear form of transparency? You should tell us where to initiate more clarity and transparency instead of trying to create something where there's none. We can guarantee that we already spent more of our money in this than the creators of Shiba Inu did. If you don't judge us fairly you will never love us equally! It is really discouraging because it all has to do with the name Ukraine attached to the project. What exactly do you want to know about us? And the name --and reputation-- of the nominated exchange is...? It is rather discouraging that you deliberately give vague information of your course of action and need to be asked first before providing them. One thing that's also interesting to be mentioned is how you refer binance foundation as an example you tried to follow. Interesting because --as it turns out-- you're aware of their existence, and if your motivation is truly to aid the people in needs, with your own sweat, time, money, etc. like how other voluntary workers and donator do, wouldn't it be practical to just direct people to binance's dedicated Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund which more reputable, more transparent, and more importantly, allocate all of the funds for charities, not just 20%. Obviously you're exactly what your profile says you are. We will not waste time with people like you. Binance is not supporting us in any way in what we're doing in Slovakia or the Czech Republic so why should we rely on them to take care or handle the situation that we're personally dealing with? That's part of the continuation of what UKRSOLID represents. Because it's not only about the 20%. It continues further into us having a strong community to go help rebuild the country in our own little way. If your argument made any sense, there would be only one voluntary organization in the world. So even Binance shouldn't be starting theirs, they should be sending money straight to the Ukrainian government or UNICEF. You need to remember Binance was once not known and they didn't have any credibility at that time also. Concerning the exchange, when we post it on our website this month, you will see it, we don't have to tell you anything. It's not like you bought any token so we don't need to give you any explanation. Ignoramus like you make themselves prosecutors and judges over people for no reason. You need to remember, even Bitcoin was once without credibility and the Beatles band were once rejected at a particular time. |
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First of all, our goal was to give access to the wallet with 20 % to an Ukrainian NGO (but NGO that originated in Ukraine). However, we had difficulties finding an NGO that is able to handle a crypto wallet at all. Therefore, we've already found a reputable exchange that will take full custody of the 20% token and it's being handed over to them this month with us having one of the multi-signature keys. CEX will be the one to disburse its content to Ukraine periodically. Because we want to be 100% sure the tokens end up in the right place, we need to be one of the parties signing every transaction in a multi-signature wallet (where the tokens currently are). The last thing we want is for one person or one party to mess something up with the wallet or the tokens only to bury the entire project and all good plans it has... With it all our savings, time, sweat and everything we put into it... When and to whom will the tokens be transferred? The plan is to do it periodically every 6 months at the time of peaks of course. Tokens will be simply traded for BNB and transferred to the official BNB address of the Ukrainian government, just like Binance did. Each activity on the wallet will have to be signed by the CEX and us, just like described above. What happens after buying the token? Just like with any other token, you can make money trading. However here you are also making money for Ukraine, because the higher the price, the more value the reserved tokens have. We had to do it this way, otherwise, how else would we get enough donations for it to make a tangible impact on Ukraine? We need to be realistic, how many people will on their own just send crypto to some address as a donation? We believe that when people have a stake in something, they are much more committed to it. Imagine if 20 % of Dogecoin or Shiba Inu were reserved for Ukraine, what kind of donation it would be... Did you know the creator of Shiba inu or Dogecoin before you started buying it or you just looked for a clear form of transparency? You should tell us where to initiate more clarity and transparency instead of trying to create something where there's none. We can guarantee that we already spent more of our money in this than the creators of Shiba Inu did. If you don't judge us fairly you will never love us equally! It is really discouraging because it all has to do with the name Ukraine attached to the project. What exactly do you want to know about us? |
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We're in the process of listing the token on the first exchange and we're in contact with others who contacted us regarding listing. We'll share all details soon.
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Thanks for the questions and raising the concerns, we like to talk about them openly.
Initially, we wanted to give the full permission to a non-profit organization that works in Ukraine, however we haven't yet found any that would be able to handle the crypto wallet and at the same time, we wanted to ensure that the money go to the right hands and that they're not misused. Because of that, we need to be overseeing how the wallet is being handled by whoever we will give the access to it. It is one of the first steps in our roadmap to ask the community for help in this matter. Do you have any ideas?
Regarding the missing whitepaper, we decided to put the whitepaper on the front page of our website directly, instead of creating a separate file.
Regarding the audit, we're in the process, however the audit is currently out of our financial reach, based on offers we got. We didn't allocate any tokens for ourselves and we're putting our own money for everything including the audit.
The project was initiated by a team of young volunteers from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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