There are already people who send their DNA for analysis to Google (okay the company is called 23andme, founded by the ex-wife of Google co-founder) and pay for that service. I am sure when you offer enough money, you'll find a lot of people who willingly sell their medical data.

It is less than a day before the token sale ends and I hope more investors will be able to catch up with it. Good luck to the SOMA community.

Paypal had several opportunities to implement cryptocurrencies already, i think that they would have done it by now it they would.

Projects related to the gaming industry are often promising. And mobile games are now very popular. And a convenient application, which I have already tried on android, will be very in demand by the players. Well, I myself play very rarely, but here really a cool thing is invented, even there was an interest to play sometimes.

Why do you think paypal is a direct competitor of SOMA ?

Moreover there is time before companies make moves on blockchain.

It depends on your investment horizon. If you flip every ICO, sure, discounts are bad, but if you are in in for the long run the initial dip doesn't matter.

On the competition is too early to say, it takes a few years to develop crypto-currency payments.

At the moment there are services where you can spend tokens, you can get even some coaching for clash royale
Then there are events you can attend with prices in tokens, some are free to join. Its quite neat that clash royale its quite popular

1 millions is enough to start something. ICO fever is gone, that's a normal amount.

One partnership with civic could be great to verify people identities.

Naturally they can compete. Competition enriches the whole environment and lowers prices.

Honestly, I don't even know how this trust system works too. Some feedbacks are taken in to account, some not ...

Exactly, the crypto is just a way of funding .. the goal here is the data .. not the tokens ..

I can tell from my own experience that the skins market around CS:GO is huge. As you said, there are skins worth thousands! Some collectors are even willing to pay 5-figure sums for some skins.

It would be something big, stellar lumens must be taken seriously.

That's because developers *ban* everyone who ask them relevant questions about the product, team and advisors. They don't want the weak parts of the company to surface — that's why they try to ignore or silence anybody who could make their potential investors to *just ask questions*.

So instead of answering the questions (which could be seen as a very logical step), they try to silence the questions. And jeep in mind, they claim to be transparent and they intend to raise $40 000 000. But taking into account that they struggle to raise 1500 ETH more for their pre-sale with the discount (only ~50 were raised in 2 days), I doubt their ability to raise $40 000 000.

But all of this is my opinion only. I'm still banned at all of their public Telegram groups for asking questions. You don't have to believe me — check all the facts yourself

You can just tell that etherdelta is shitty, but by listing every coins right on launch they are making shitloads of money.

I don't think Datum needs celebrities or famous defectors to boost their ICO. They have an amazing project that will go far with the support from the community.
Although, it wouldn't hurt to deploy a performance marketing campaign.

If I have to make a guess game, I'd say CS:GO, smart people don't trade their skins on Valve's marketplace, they trade on marketplaces like gameflip, opskin, skins.cash etc...because they can withdraw their $. And CS:GO market is huge

UTRUST might soon have a big competitor in the crypto space... I am seeing some rumors about PayPal partnering with Stellar Lumens.

https://twitter.com/StellarXLM/status/922901895542427651