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Awesome project, picked up some tokens a bit earlier.  Excited to see where this will go!

I had the WRC tokens in MEW one day, and then I came back a couple days later and they were gone.  Can anyone explain this?

Could you talk a little bit about the legal implications for this project?

How is the government viewing ico's in this region? 

What precautions have you taken to ensure that your coin sale will be considered legitimate?

I am accessing your website hacken.io on my laptop computer, and when I scroll down to "about" there is text overlapping, making it confusing and hard to read.  This only happens on the second page of your website.  Also, the countdown timer for how long until the bonus decreases do not match up on your website.  The timer at the top of the page says I have 3 hours, and the one closer to the bottom says I have 13 hours.

What sort of competition are you facing at this juncture?

Unfortunately this is not true.  Bugcrowd and hackerone are their competition (I was informed of this by Hacken.)  A question for Hacken: What sets you apart from your competition?  Do you believe you will take the lions share of the market?

The competition looks pretty stacked to be honest.  Why should I invest in Hacken, when there is fully functional, viable solutions already available?

EDIT:  Perhaps the other marketplaces are centralized?  Sorry I haven't extended my research that far yet.  The questions still apply though.

Hey, cool project you guys are doing.  What competition do you have right now?

As an investor, I would like to see more practical output from your project.

For instance: I would like to see a video demonstration of some of the measuring tools that your company has created, with a live demo, and practical application of how they are used.

I would like to see video's of these young scientists talking about some of the ideas that they want to implement, and how the ideas they are working on will be used and implemented.

In my opinion, your company needs to output more media to show the world what it is that your doing exactly.  From what I hear, one of the biggest problems your having is explaining what metrology is to people.  Well if you want people to get excited about what your doing, then SHOW them.  Average people need to see things to understand ideas.

And please, find a better translator.  I mean no offense at all, but your idea is only as good as you can communicate it.

I really would like to see more output from you guys.  The potential behind this idea is phenomenal, but you must get air under its wings for it to fly.

Cheers,

David

I feel like the interview didn't go into the kind of depth that I would like to.

I would still like to have a conversation about the GMP, if possible.

EDIT:  I did not see your message before I posted this.  My apologies.

Skype would be better.  My telegram app hasn't been working for me lately for some reason.

Could we set a time for tomorrow?  Sometime close to this time?  I am in Canada, so it is 10:30 am here right now.

Hello Mr. Maltsev,

I would like to have a conversation with you, if you are available.  I sent you a PM.

David

And you said that you don't have venture investments on your road map, but on page 54 of the white paper it says "At the initial stages of the GMP project the excellent results were achieved (partly through the rational use of venture capital and working capital)."  So, again I ask, who were the venture capital investors?

Sounds like a plan.
Unfortunately, I am not highly technologically inclined, I put the "link" into google, and it didn't really take me anywhere.  Could you explain for a less intelligent audience what to do with the link you provided?

Sam, Thank you for the answers to my questions.  That was quite informative and helpful.

This question though:

6.  You said that you have a smart contract in place so that if you do not reach your soft cap that all investments are returned to investors as ethereum.  Do you have a third party source that can confirm this?  Or could you prove this somehow?

I would like to see a link to your smart contract perhaps?  Or could you prove this statement with some kind of verification?

First off, I read through your white paper a couple times and it is absolute gold.  There wasn't a spelling error in the whole thing, (Shockingly many WP's have them), and it's "the mother of all white papers".  Love the project, extremely excited about it.  I just recently entered the crypto world, and this project out of all of them stuck out to me the most.  Got a few questions though.

1.  Who are your venture capital investors?

2.  Can you provide information regarding the Russian government's stance on ito's, and the cryptocurrency market?

3.  Who is your global competition?

4.  Could you explain the use of the token in mutual settlement, I found this part a little confusing.

5.  You said that Quantum computers may pose a danger to cryptocurrencies.  Could you expand on that?

6.  You said that you have a smart contract in place so that if you do not reach your soft cap that all investments are returned to investors as ethereum.  Do you have a third party source that can confirm this?  Or could you prove this somehow?

7.  Assuming the ito exceeds the soft cap, and sufficient funding is recieved, under what potential circumstances could investors lose their money?

8.  "Crypto tokens are a fairly new and relatively untested technology.  There are additional risks that the GMP team cannot predict."  I realize you said that you can't predict them, but could you take a stab at what it is your referring too here.