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Basically, with help of reOrder it will become possible to use your own cryptos to pay for services in hotels, ordering food and any additional services of any kind (including restaurants, catering services, etc.) where this terminal will be deployed, right?
Besides, the US has a great potential and many opportunities for development to offer.
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I didnt know that the ICO was already started! So far only 1 contributor, hopefully there will be more investors, but it is really hard to get investors now before the fork. You can see this happening to every ICO right now
Taking into account the ICO is highly promising, I think it will attract the needed number of investors.  |
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I didn't come across any whitepaper on that website. Is there any, or I've just missed it somewhere there?
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What are your nearest plans? I see the ICO date, but apart from it? Like I see the website was renewed - are there more such updates to be expected in the nearest time?
We will update software and announce it on website and here in next week. And will focus on ICO trackers and crypto-investors connections before the launch date at November 7th. In November-December we plan to make first installations in real restaurants of New York Have the NY restaurant owners agreed on installation of your product? If yes, what is the approximate number of your product which will be installed at the very beginning? Is there any statistics of that? |
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My friend used the Jaxx Bitcoin/Ethereum wallet, but because of certain technical issues the use of this wallet became problematic. Besides, there was the news that the Apple policy is pretty much restrictive in terms of cryptocurrencies: https://news.bitcoin.com/apple-ban-ethereum-ios/ |
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How will the entire reOrder system survive in case of market fluctuations and volatility of certain cryptocurrencies?
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There are a lot of ICOs, platforms and the related communities divided by interests and preferences. You need to be more specific to ask for any suggestions as the number of ICOs is always increasing.
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As far as I understood, the product will be used in the restaurants and cafes of small and medium size, right? Or there are other ways of using this product-to-be?
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It's apparent that BTC almost always comes first than any other altcoins, including Dogecoin, and if the altcoin has no investment potential, then there is nothing to compare in general.
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I highly doubt that this bill will be adopted, and if so, the so-called taxation of exchanges in Ukraine will not cover all aspects of such regulation. Ukraine isn't considered as the highly developed country which has all necessary resources to regulate exchanges, and the loop could always be found by crypto-people.
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To me, any of these practices is regarded as cheating which will eventually turn to you the same way. It's bad for my karma, so I wouldn't do or accept anything like that.
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It's a usual thing or so-called tactics (you can call it whatever you want), for the Russian government especially, to say one thing and do exactly the opposite. However, it won't stop the changing already happening all over the world. Yes, cryptocurrencies are unregulated and decentralized, but their banning won't help the situation. |
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That seems to be a good idea, but I don't see any whitepaper on the website provided; besides, English grammar leaves much to be desired. I got impression that it is half-done.  |
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I know that you can trade with cryptocurrency. Especially when it becomes more popular, many brokerages offer bitcoin and altcoin (like litecoin) for trading.
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The answer to your questions is yes, the ICOs should be regulated somehow at least, not exactly like IPOs, because of the elevating amount of scam ICOs it is required to take precautions and ensure investors' funds to the most possible extent.
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Its official, Taiwan is now following the foot step of Japan by Encouraging cryptocurrencies. Saw this on the news; as stated byJason Hsu, a congressman from Taiwan’s "Just because China and South Korea are banning, doesn’t mean that Taiwan should follow suit – there is a huge opportunity for growth in the future. We should emulate Japan, where they treat cryptocurrency as a highly regulated, highly monitored industry like securities." Guys, What's your opinion on this? Will this changes really boost the economy of Taiwan as they have stated? I'm pretty much doubtful about boosting the Taiwan's economy, it could only help a little bit. I don't see Taiwan as the country with favorable conditions for cryptocurrencies and ICOs like Australia or Switzerland. |
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Considering ICOs are decentralized and are mostly oriented to raise funds, there are no existing regulations, as far as I know.
Figuratively speaking, this coin has two sides. On the one hand, it could open new opportunities for crypto-community in general to apply the decentralized projects in reality, but on the other hand, regulations of any kind may have the adverse effect on the crypto-people. The whole point is in the fact that it doesn't require any regulations and works pretty much fine.
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Until there is no official confirmation from respective Indian authorities, it's hard to tell what effects such lakshmi launch will have on the crypto- community. To me, it will result positively anyway |
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To be honest, I don't see the potential of this industry, especially investing in it. I don't see how useful it could be and what interesting things it could bring.
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