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Hi, how will you distribute the 85% quarterly profits to investors? Buybacks, dividends, pay in Ether?
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I like the concept of this project. Bought some from the ICO earlier.
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Joining the 2nd airdrop... Good luck on the project!
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Are there any issues with account creation? I signed up 15 minutes ago and still have not received my confirmation email. Anyone having the same issue?
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Hi, I have a couple of questions regarding Incent tokens before I purchase in the ICO. Please bear with me as I am not familiar with the Waves platform.
1. I read that Incent is a Waves token. Does this mean that they are to be stored in Waves addresses? I'm familiar with Ethereum - does this work the same way?
2. I see that Waves has a lite client. Does this lite client have the functionality to display Incent token amounts and send them?
3. Do I need a few amount of Waves to send Incent tokens? I am used to the "gas" concept in Ethereum, where minute amounts of Ether are used to pay for gas.
Thanks!
Hi Chong, 1. I'm not super familiar with Ethereum, but they will store in your Waves address, yes. Like Nxt I guess. 2. Not yet but it will (it's currently being developed). You'll send Incent much like you'll send Waves or any other crypto. 3. This is the cool bit: yes, and no  Waves is the fuel for everything on the platform, but asset-to-asset trading means all that stuff will happen out of sight. So you can pay for sending Incent using Incent. Hi Cassius, Thanks for the quick response. Got on board and bought from the ICO, found out it's the last day at 9K/BTC! |
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Hi, I have a couple of questions regarding Incent tokens before I purchase in the ICO. Please bear with me as I am not familiar with the Waves platform.
1. I read that Incent is a Waves token. Does this mean that they are to be stored in Waves addresses? I'm familiar with Ethereum - does this work the same way?
2. I see that Waves has a lite client. Does this lite client have the functionality to display Incent token amounts and send them?
3. Do I need a few amount of Waves to send Incent tokens? I am used to the "gas" concept in Ethereum, where minute amounts of Ether are used to pay for gas.
Thanks!
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I was able to transfer my coins from the online wallet to the Windows wallet just a moment ago. I am impressed by the speed of transfer, looks like new blocks are found every 30 secs, so confirmations are very fast.
Am now waiting for coins to mature for staking.
Just some feedback on the online wallet - when you send coins, there is no additional dialog box asking for confirmation. Some kind of a dialog box saying "you are about to send xxx PSB to address xxx, are you sure?" would be great so you can double check the destination address. It sends the funds immediately so be very careful of the addresses you put in. Double or triple check else you risk losing coins if an incorrect address is entered.
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I'm trying to build the QT wallet in Linux (pulled the source from github). I may have overlooked but i can't find the 'pesobit-qt.pro' file so I can run qmake - can any of the devs help? Thanks.
BTW I have tested the Windows QT wallet, it runs great and syncs quickly in my Windows 10 (virtual machine). However it would be great to compile and run natively in Linux as well. I'm planning to build the headless version too for Raspberry Pi and will report on it later. |
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I'm trying to build the QT wallet in Linux (pulled the source from github). I may have overlooked but i can't find the 'pesobit-qt.pro' file so I can run qmake - can any of the devs help? Thanks.
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Pesobit Online Wallet will be functional right after the ICO at wallet.pesobit.net.
You can test it out using your ICO credentials. After the ICO, Pesobits will go to your respective online wallet accounts. For added security, we placed Google 2fa which you can configure for on your smartphones.
Remember, this is a Test platform so we disabled the sending and receiving out of Pesobits.
The balances between your ICO account and the Online wallet will also be different because they're quering different databases but the online wallet will retrieve that of the ICO account final balance once the ICO stage is complete.
Also the balances on both won't match due to delay of query from the escrow wallet but it will be finalized once ICO has officially ended.
Tested the online wallet (wallet.pesobit.net) and confirmed that my ICO credentials worked. Google 2FA was enabled without issues as well. Thanks to Lutzow and team for delivering this asap. I am looking forward to the Linux QT wallet and downloading the blockchain (and staking) locally in my PC. |
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Tomorrow is the last day! Seem like the ico.pesobit.net isn't clickable for any users on the OP, that would have made it easy for the investors to see where they can send their btc. Where is the coin going to be listed the first? The main target is Polo then Bittrex but we can also submit it to others that are not named 'Yobit' Im hoping Pesobit will be listed into great exchnages yeah like you said.  Me too I want to expect to listed in a great exchanges like bittrex and polo.By the way more power to the developers. Thanks. Most know that Polo is hard to get into but I hope the number of users we have plus PoSP and services to be developed as its usage will be enough for Polo to accept Pesobits. Bittrex, just need to allocate some funds from the ICO. It currently costs 3 BTC to be guaranteed to be listed at Bittrex. I hope the ICO will raise more funds, primarily because the devs will need it. It might be a good idea to have an inclusion in Shapeshift. Since the target demographic are non-traders/non-crypto folks, it provides the ease of exchanging BTC to PSB for them. It also has an API that can be integrated into the wallet for even easier conversion. I imagine prices going up a lot if someone buys a single large amount in an exchange especially if the sell side is thin. This can be prevented in Shapeshift. |
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Hi Lutzow/Dev team,
I see the potential and support the project. I have bought from the ICO, and will like to buy more but I have a couple additional questions:
1. Is there a minimum or target amount that needs to be raised for the ICO? Most crowdfunding will reimburse the investors through the escrow if this target is not met.
2. Just for contingency planning - is the escrow just a single individual? This is not a multisig setup right? If something happens (I do not wish any, just for sake of discussion) and we lose the holder of the private keys during the ICO period - what is your contingency plan for that?
Thank you.
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Hi ICONOMI,
2 questions:
1. Can I do multiple deposits to the ICO? Fo instance, deposit 1 BTC today then another 1 BTC tomorrow?
2. I have read that ICN tokens bring dividends. Is this similar to stock dividends? Perhaps a stupid question, but if ICN token limit is 100M (85M is distributed in the crowdsale plus 15% used elsewhere), where will you get the ICN dividends to give to your investors? Sample case 10% stock dividend is already 8.5M ICN - where will you get this if you have 100M limit?
Thanks.
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Thanks!
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Hi folks, anyone running the GUI wallet syndicate-qt (not syndicated) in linux? Are there any pre-compiled binaries available for download? Or has anyone successfully compiled from source?
I'm running Arch and ran into some errors during make. I'm sure I downloaded the dependencies already. I may have missed some steps (maybe need to run make in some directories under src/). Maybe those using Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, etc. can share how they got the GUI wallet up and running?
Thanks!
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