Thank you Sandy for the update. Keeping my fingers crossed for this and all other projects!!  |
|
|
|
How many tokens sold already any idea plz let me know. It's great campaign very nice team.
2065258, it is easy to find after you log-in to https://frasindo.com/shop. |
|
|
|
Any evidence that make me being on that list? |
|
|
|
Price is 0,14$ per token. Now you can get 5% bonus + 10% referral bonus
Will this be the price until the end of the ICO or will it increase as time goes by before token sale finally ends? Price will stay the same. Only there will be no bonus. |
|
|
|
Again, please give us an evidence (proof) that I deserve to be on this list. |
|
|
|
I understand correctly that thanks to the blockchain, the lottery will be fair? It turns out, it is impossible to forge the results of the lottery.
No source codes are available, no data flow and execution diagrams too. So it is hard to say if lottery results can be manipulated or not. They claim that they are 100% decentralized but suspicions are that some centralized servers and involved. Product is not autonomous so some people and/or server(s) are needed to make it running ... and it can stop at any time if those (centralized) services will be not available. |
|
|
|
I can understand how some of the admins there (active here too) sometimes lose their patience with people who keep asking the same questions over and over. But just create a really good, complete FAQ on your website and refer people there.
Exactly, that is a must and a norm - to know how to collect and maintain knowledge. In that case the FAQ section. It looks like that FireLotto didn't grow to that point. It is not good as it looks like they do grow to collect funds from investors. |
|
|
|
When you're able to update the website, for example to update the software or add other games, it means you have a central point of control. It means you're NOT FULLY DECENTRALISED!
You're also keeping the source code of the website secret. This means you're NOT FULLY TRANSPARENT!
I was trying to touch those two subjects many times... For example, when I was asking really hard questions on NexusEarth ($NXS) Telegram group chat instead of being kicked out I got proposition to join the team and use there my passion and knowledge. What a difference when comparing to FireLotto! |
|
|
|
Fire Lotto presentation had big success in Zurich.
Instead of 10 min it was 25 with questions and answers and alot of applauses at the end. Also Fire Lotto received a proposal from one good exchange...
That is not a problem to burn investor's money to appear at many conferences and to do PR/marketing. The more beautiful target would be to create whole project that will generate income (be self sustainable) and use that funds for marketing while investor's founds could be used only to scale-up (and generate passive income/dividends for investors). Again I repeat: burn ICO's money is pretty easy task and that is how most of current businesses do. |
|
|
|
It's sad to notice, but there are and there were a lot of ICO campaigns with the same conduct in Tele - once you have asked a sharp question you are kicked off right away.
Luckily there are some exceptions. Instead of investing into FireLotto I meet very very transparent and nice compnay www.frasindo.com. After reading their whitepaper and chatting a lot on public Telegram channel as well as directly with Sandy I decided to go with them. They really are next level of transparency, they know how to answer hard questions, they know how to make community strong and work with them to achieve success together. Sandy (san2ok) is a great guy, if you will contact him you will notice that. Later I become their ambassador and I am in touch with their IT team to help them. I am very happy that my enthusiasm and focus went from FireLotto to Frasindo. |
|
|
|
PS After asking a question about the new SEC rules, under which FireLotto is supposed to be registered with FinCEM in the US, my FLOT investor friend got kicked out of the Telegram group too. It's just no way to treat investors with genuine questions.
After I asked few technical questions I was kicked out of Telegram too. |
|
|
|
As for 'kermitas', I have been reading all the questions that he is asking. You give him answers but you do not give him answer to question he is asking. Do you not think that perhaps you do not understand his question properly because you do not understand the English language properly? You call him a scammer because he asks questions; fair questions.
Thank you dear for mentioning my case. |
|
|
|
Scam team accounts:
- Mosprognoz;
- Circles;
- Gorbal
- atenolol
- flagpole
- kermitas
- hemlockboy
- kruglikov
I still didn't get evidences why I was added to this list (as well as I didn't get answers on most of my technical questions asked here). If you are an investor, tell us your login and link to transactions, we will check and remove you from the list No, I am not an investor - I wanted to be but lack of transparency and answers on simple questions was simply too much for me. |
|
|
|
Scam team accounts:
- Mosprognoz;
- Circles;
- Gorbal
- atenolol
- flagpole
- kermitas
- hemlockboy
- kruglikov
I still didn't get evidences why I was added to this list (as well as I didn't get answers on most of my technical questions asked here). |
|
|
|
Here is a new video uploaded a few days ago to Youtube. Roman Demidov is promoting the upcoming Firelotto ICO. I would like to have left a comment directing viewers to this thread but for some reason am not able to leave a comment. Perhaps someone else might have some luck. Is it possible that it just wont accept comments? I do not see where it says 'comments disabled' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccSQ0CyxU60&t=20sI see there is one comment. |
|
|
|
It is so nice that I was classified as a scammer - I think it would be good to see some evidences now. |
|
|
|
You can check bitcoin hash for each draw in lottery history on firelotto.com
Also you can find answers on GitHub.
P.S. You asked same questions many times. And each time get correct answers.
I don't think I would ask again and again the same question(s) if I will get simple answer. Why not simply describe the flow? For example: there is a server that calls blockchain.info, acquire something, put it into database or just call straight an Ethereum node?? If would be even simpler if you will just draw a flow - is there any problem with that? Do you know how to draw? |
|
|
|
Step 1: During a drawing, the 1st is taken after the time current publicly hash code of a bitcoin block is taken from blockchain.info. For example:
000000000000000000229a9deacb0ed81b54afb92581e9b5b2e25dbd3a8069a2
Because there is no way that smart contract will make an external call (for example: to blockchain.info) that means that other, centralized server(s) are required. Are you still saying that "FireLotto is 100% decentralized platform piwered by smart contracts only"? Also - if that is true - that means that if blockchain.info will be down then FireLotto will be down to. As simply as that. Hey, I am still waiting for technical answers on my questions: - how exactly information from blockchain.info is delivered to Ethereum's smart contracts? - does relying on external service (like blockchain.info) introduce a weak point of this product? You know how to read, I brought you this algorithm. You do not have to encrypt it, everyone already knows that you write nonsense accounts with nonsense Dear, thank you for your answer. Yes, you described algorithm but this is not exactly what I am asking. I am asking how technically information form blockchain.info is acquired (and then delivered to smart contract). I am asking how flow of information is organised to be able to confirm that product is 100% decentralized (as you or others stated that many times). |
|
|
|
Step 1: During a drawing, the 1st is taken after the time current publicly hash code of a bitcoin block is taken from blockchain.info. For example:
000000000000000000229a9deacb0ed81b54afb92581e9b5b2e25dbd3a8069a2
Because there is no way that smart contract will make an external call (for example: to blockchain.info) that means that other, centralized server(s) are required. Are you still saying that "FireLotto is 100% decentralized platform piwered by smart contracts only"? Also - if that is true - that means that if blockchain.info will be down then FireLotto will be down to. As simply as that. Hey, I am still waiting for technical answers on my questions: - how exactly information from blockchain.info is delivered to Ethereum's smart contracts? - does relying on external service (like blockchain.info) introduce a weak point of this product? |
|
|
|
|
If project is fully decentralized then DDOS is not a threat - right?
|
|
|
|
|
Show Posts
