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Есть множество профилей на SEO форумах, подойдет?
Привет, я тоже копирайтер на английском. Можешь рассказать более подробно о пакете услугу здесь? Я думаю, что впоследствии сюда могут приходить и другие лиды. Вопросы: 1) какие форумы (рус или анг)? 2) сколько стоят услуги? 3) какие есть гарантии сохранения ссылок в течение длительного времени? Можешь также написать в ЛС? У меня 3 заказчика в webdev/mobdev. Я им тебя посоветую. Я пишу для них блоги. |
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Добрый день,
Написал в телеграм. Работаю копирайтером на английском по криптовалютам и IT в целом (webdev, mobdev, AI, digital marketing).
Могу создавать прототипы сайтов (копирайтинг + черновой дизайн с продумыванием UI/UX) на чистом коде, webflow или WP.
Все заказчики меня хвалят и говорят, что английский как у носителя, работаю быстро и все делаю качественно.
Пишу каждый день по 1К слов именно в tech.
Прошу писать в ЛС.
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Hi guys, I am a copywriter and I am writing a 2000-word review on you guys  Could you tell me please as to whether you have any kind of "no logs policy"? |
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HI guys,
I've been tracking this project for some time and yesterday I stumbled in the article at ICOAlert. I read it and now I think that this can actually be a very good place to keep some money for the long-term. Naturally, I would never invest more than 10% of all my assets into ICOs, but there is most definitely a potential for x's here, I guess. Also, I would be interested in learning how I can personally provide services at the platform, coz I am currently located in Moscow, where we have lots of rarities that people might want to sell abroad. So becoming an intermediary and making 3D scans for, say, 50USD of some really old thing, and then sending this scan to the customer from the States can be a worthwhile endevor, you know, especially when you take into account the fact that it's pretty easy to delegate the work to subordinates.
What I like most is that the team has already created the platform and there are users there. As of now, I am strongly inclined to take more seriously those ICOs that have the actual product out there.
I've got several questions about your project. I will come back here from time to time and see whether the admin has answered my questions. If he/she has, I will post the next one.
Question 1
Verifying Unauthorized Use
In the article at ICOAlert, your CEO specified that blockchain is used to secure the transfer of the title to the works and prevent bad actors from reselling somebody else's work. Also, it was specified that you can take out the middlemen by enabling the trustless relations through the use of smart contracts. These are very good and valid use cases. I think that trying to be a first mover in this niche can win you the long-term leadership here with huge profits to follow, if (or when) your platform goes mainstream profession-wise.
My question is how exactly do you guys verify that this or that 3D model was created Person A and that or that 3D model was created by Person B. Is there some sort of embedded coding that can be found in the 3D models?
Because, if it's impossible to determine the authorship in some way + it's possible to steal this piece of work, then we would surely stumble in the situation similar to copywriting and translation:
a. Creator creates copywriting
b. Buyer pays the money
c. Buyer get the copywriting
If you change the places for c. and b., then the Buyer would be able to simply post the article, wait 10 minutes for Google to index it and that's it, right? (Naturally, the contract can state that the Buyer first gets the article, then pays the money. But we are speaking about the trustless system here, so this matrix is not being considered, right)?
This is a great question but done requiring specific knowledge of the system and architecture - knowledge I do not have. I am able to foster a guess but your question deserves more than this. Please send your question to support@cappasity.com and let an expert reply to you. It may take a little time but an answer will be forthcoming. If you are technically (coding) based searching some of the documentation here may help you with a greater understanding of the Cappasity system and architecture: https://github.com/search?q=Cappasity&type=Repositories&utf8=%E2%9C%93Well, I don't know what to say, Peter. I prepared the list of questions specially for us to have a lively discussion here on Bitcointalk, so that other users would be able to see that you are a real organization with the real team behind it and you can answer the real questions. But you are referring me to the official email. It's so discouraging. I am actually planning to write out my own review on you guys, which I was planning to make really big, with infographics and all kinds of stuff. I wanted to include the answers to my questions, so that my target audience would value the report, the other trackers would not have this info. I literally don't know what to say, lol. Isn't anybody from the management team tracking what's going on in the two most important channels for marketing promotion -BTC and REddit, I mean, c'mon. Hi Cryptolurve - please post the list of questions and give me the opportunity to answer them. I have written an answer to your above based on my experience of SaaS in the telecoms sector. The Devil is always in the detail and my caution to post my answers relates to care and not laziness or disregard)). Your question spoke to the breath of service capture so I am cautious and careful to answer correctly? It was a great question and I also look forward to posting a meaningful answer. Although I have let you down I ask you post your other questions and let me see what I can answer without referral. Management are keening watching social media and understand the importance of open, honest and transparent discussion. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Best Regards, Peter Peter, look. I am growing my account and would like to answer questions about ICOs, so that I am engaged in conversations. I have already asked you the first question. Your team has not answered it yet. I am not willing to post any more questions. Honestly, I am thinking about just turning back on this ICOs and moving forward. We have been having this ludicrous correspondence for how many days now? Why hasn't anyone come any and answered my questions. Isn't there anybody from the management team who's tracking BTC. You did not provide any answer above. There has been no answer on your part!))) |
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HI guys,
I've been tracking this project for some time and yesterday I stumbled in the article at ICOAlert. I read it and now I think that this can actually be a very good place to keep some money for the long-term. Naturally, I would never invest more than 10% of all my assets into ICOs, but there is most definitely a potential for x's here, I guess. Also, I would be interested in learning how I can personally provide services at the platform, coz I am currently located in Moscow, where we have lots of rarities that people might want to sell abroad. So becoming an intermediary and making 3D scans for, say, 50USD of some really old thing, and then sending this scan to the customer from the States can be a worthwhile endevor, you know, especially when you take into account the fact that it's pretty easy to delegate the work to subordinates.
What I like most is that the team has already created the platform and there are users there. As of now, I am strongly inclined to take more seriously those ICOs that have the actual product out there.
I've got several questions about your project. I will come back here from time to time and see whether the admin has answered my questions. If he/she has, I will post the next one.
Question 1
Verifying Unauthorized Use
In the article at ICOAlert, your CEO specified that blockchain is used to secure the transfer of the title to the works and prevent bad actors from reselling somebody else's work. Also, it was specified that you can take out the middlemen by enabling the trustless relations through the use of smart contracts. These are very good and valid use cases. I think that trying to be a first mover in this niche can win you the long-term leadership here with huge profits to follow, if (or when) your platform goes mainstream profession-wise.
My question is how exactly do you guys verify that this or that 3D model was created Person A and that or that 3D model was created by Person B. Is there some sort of embedded coding that can be found in the 3D models?
Because, if it's impossible to determine the authorship in some way + it's possible to steal this piece of work, then we would surely stumble in the situation similar to copywriting and translation:
a. Creator creates copywriting
b. Buyer pays the money
c. Buyer get the copywriting
If you change the places for c. and b., then the Buyer would be able to simply post the article, wait 10 minutes for Google to index it and that's it, right? (Naturally, the contract can state that the Buyer first gets the article, then pays the money. But we are speaking about the trustless system here, so this matrix is not being considered, right)?
This is a great question but done requiring specific knowledge of the system and architecture - knowledge I do not have. I am able to foster a guess but your question deserves more than this. Please send your question to support@cappasity.com and let an expert reply to you. It may take a little time but an answer will be forthcoming. If you are technically (coding) based searching some of the documentation here may help you with a greater understanding of the Cappasity system and architecture: https://github.com/search?q=Cappasity&type=Repositories&utf8=%E2%9C%93Well, I don't know what to say, Peter. I prepared the list of questions specially for us to have a lively discussion here on Bitcointalk, so that other users would be able to see that you are a real organization with the real team behind it and you can answer the real questions. But you are referring me to the official email. It's so discouraging. I am actually planning to write out my own review on you guys, which I was planning to make really big, with infographics and all kinds of stuff. I wanted to include the answers to my questions, so that my target audience would value the report, the other trackers would not have this info. I literally don't know what to say, lol. Isn't anybody from the management team tracking what's going on in the two most important channels for marketing promotion -BTC and REddit, I mean, c'mon. |
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HI guys,
I've been tracking this project for some time and yesterday I stumbled in the article at ICOAlert. I read it and now I think that this can actually be a very good place to keep some money for the long-term. Naturally, I would never invest more than 10% of all my assets into ICOs, but there is most definitely a potential for x's here, I guess. Also, I would be interested in learning how I can personally provide services at the platform, coz I am currently located in Moscow, where we have lots of rarities that people might want to sell abroad. So becoming an intermediary and making 3D scans for, say, 50USD of some really old thing, and then sending this scan to the customer from the States can be a worthwhile endevor, you know, especially when you take into account the fact that it's pretty easy to delegate the work to subordinates.
What I like most is that the team has already created the platform and there are users there. As of now, I am strongly inclined to take more seriously those ICOs that have the actual product out there.
I've got several questions about your project. I will come back here from time to time and see whether the admin has answered my questions. If he/she has, I will post the next one.
Question 1
Verifying Unauthorized Use
In the article at ICOAlert, your CEO specified that blockchain is used to secure the transfer of the title to the works and prevent bad actors from reselling somebody else's work. Also, it was specified that you can take out the middlemen by enabling the trustless relations through the use of smart contracts. These are very good and valid use cases. I think that trying to be a first mover in this niche can win you the long-term leadership here with huge profits to follow, if (or when) your platform goes mainstream profession-wise.
My question is how exactly do you guys verify that this or that 3D model was created Person A and that or that 3D model was created by Person B. Is there some sort of embedded coding that can be found in the 3D models?
Because, if it's impossible to determine the authorship in some way + it's possible to steal this piece of work, then we would surely stumble in the situation similar to copywriting and translation:
a. Creator creates copywriting
b. Buyer pays the money
c. Buyer get the copywriting
If you change the places for c. and b., then the Buyer would be able to simply post the article, wait 10 minutes for Google to index it and that's it, right? (Naturally, the contract can state that the Buyer first gets the article, then pays the money. But we are speaking about the trustless system here, so this matrix is not being considered, right)?
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Hi guys,
So, I've skimmed your WP and understood that you are going to verify the Officer's verdicts using the blockchains. Can you say why exactly you need the blockchains to do that. I mean, you could do that without the blockchains?
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Hi Guys,
I am a professional copywriter in English and Russian. I work only in fintech. I am managing a small sex shop online in Moscow.
Could you give PM me? I would be very interested in writing free copy for you, coz I really like this field. I have a team of translators in 10 languages, btw.
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Hi guys, I am currently writing a comprehensive review on AdHive ICO. Somebody in their thread asked about whether you work together or compete against each other in any way. Here's the screen shot of that message - http://joxi.ru/12Mgq7aH4J7Byr. The admin there did not comment on this. Would you be so kind as to tell us about how you compare against AdHive and whether you are going to compete or complete them. Surely, you don't define yourself against the competitors that either exist or plan to ico in the future. But, it's just that I've read all the documents on them and want to understand whether you are a competitor or not, coz as of now it seems that they have no direct competitors. So, if you ARE a competitor, this will help me learn more about the differences between you two and possible garner some valuable insights from it. I also saw that you are planning to ico in June, so I am not asking about your ICO right now, coz it's too early. |
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I do not know why! I only think that Ico project is a more modern Ponzi method right now.  How about you, YES OR NOR ? I think too that there's a lot of scams around. Up to 90% of ICOs are totally fake, as many say. But it doesn't mean that the rest of the ICOs are bad. So, what's the best way for you to differentiate between the good and bad ICOs?
I think that the best way is to look into the team. As many responders in such threads say the team is the key. The ICO might not have the extremely detailed plan or all the devs that it needs to succeed, but if you have the great leadership team at the top, it means that they can help the project reach its goals and they can help it transform into something else. The team might not have the clear idea on their plans for the future
The core team might not actually now how exactly they might be going to do what they are set on doing. That's why it's hard to get the developers in place, get the supporting staff in place, get the creatives in place and then tap into the collaborative hive-mind. There was no certainty about Facebook's future either
Although there were some people that believed that Facebook will be... the next Facebook))), even the venture capitalists just seeded it with the money and moved on. No venture capitalst (VC) in their right mind would even try to pinpoint that very startup that's going to go big. Everybody knows that 9 out of 10 startups either fail competely or mop along with no "strike the gold" action, but nobody knows which one of them is going to go big. It's just very hard to learn this. However, statistics is what rules this universe. If you a little bit of money in 10 businesses, there's a 1 out of 10 chance that you will find the next FB. If you invest in in 1000 businesses, there's still a 10% chance, but now you have 100 Facebooks in your portfolio. Well, they might actually not be these 100 startups around to do that, but you get me, right? So, the best thing to do is like that, imho: 1) Identy the good leadership team- those guys have long-time linkedin accounts, which means that they are not going to scooch with your money 2) Invest a little bit into the promising projects and see how it goes. People who invested in BTC and ETH were also hearing all the time that both are scams. In 2013, when I heard about BTC, I just shrugged off this "crap". You surely understand how I feel now |
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Personally I'm not worried. I got to the point where I have paid back to myself all of my initial investments, so now I'm using pure profit. Worse case scenario is it all dies and i'm left with nothing, best case, it picks back up and continues to grow. I had a strategy which I intend to stick to, make all initial investments back and then sit on it for xyz time and see what I'm left with. I'll also trade alts where I see good opportunities.
Wow, you are a rare case, I guess. Almost noone in my inner circles - I am a copywrtier and talk to dozens of people from all over the place - says that this all "might die", coz there's so much activity here. There's dozens of project like Augur, Ripple, Ethereum, Cardano that have some good underlying business models. They have nothing to do with just pure hype and that's why I am pretty sure that this situation is just a normal breathing room for the market to move forward. I would never-ever say that it might all "die". I mean, yesterday I wrote a 1000-word article for 100 bucks. That's fiat with no tokens in sight. That's real big boys from the States investing in real marketing to promote a real crypto. There's hardly anything fake about the crypto anymore. Yes, there's 90% of crypto that are fake, but I am not sure that they are fake-fake + 80% of companies die in every marketing, because of competition or natural attriation, you know. worried ya, maybe a little, i hold not more than 1 BTC only but it really affect to my estimate funds. nothing that i can do except holdings, maybe wait for better price and ya, nothing that i can do  I don't know. Everybody who I'm talking to was strongly expecting this dip - every - freaking - body. Maybe, man, you need to change your inner circles, you know? |
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Looks like we are having a January clearance sale In all seriousness, alts follow bitcoin. When bitcoin has a bad day, usually alts have a really bad day. When bitcoin stabilizes and starts showing strength, the alts usually come back stronger. Impossible to time perfectly, but bitcoin usually drives the direction. Hm, I am not sure that you get it. Are you sure that you understand the difference between these two things: 1) All alts are priced in BTC and USD. If the BTC goes down, it means that the alts will cost less in BTC + plus since BTC is also priced in USD, this means that both the BTC and USD pricings will go down. But this means nothing, since it does not show the dynamics by the alts themselves. 2) Whenever BTC goes up, the community takes out the money out of the alts and invests it into the BTC. Whenever BTC goes down, the opposite should be happening. If you can't see the opposite happening right now, this would mean that it's not the community that's exiting, but the institutional traders - big guys, who bought BTC at 400-500 USD and want to fix their profits right now. It's very hard to those guys to spend the BTC's they've made in their own business models. For instance, it's hard to buy a house in BTC, but it's much easier to convert your BTC into USD and then buy the house. These guys don't believe that the crypto-nomics is around the corner, they don't care. They are here to make some good money. So, whenever they see the correction that we are seeing right now, they prefer to exit this "fishy" market and move into "real estate/oil/and similar stuff" market. However, the community is quite OK with what's going on here, as far as I understand, as BTC has already shown that it goes down drastically just as it's doing right now only to pop up later on. In this case, it'll go up to 50K or somoething like that. Why? Well, for one, because I have accumulate a good USD-denominated amount that's sitting at the exchange ready to buy the BTC and 7K or something like that (!!!) whenever I can see the good signs of the recovery in place. I believe that BTC is the new currency of the world and it might as well become this within the next 20 years, whether you like or not... TBH, I think that BTC can go up to 3 million in 10 years. So, this is just the beginning and it's gonna go up, for sure. |
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Since the market is going down and down are you worried about your Bitcoin? I saw someone asking what to do with his/her bitcoin? S/he has 12 bitcoin. What are you doing with your bitcoin?
I think everybody was sort of expecting this drop. This is a totally natural move for the BTC market and there's nothing about it. It just helps for some people to sell their bitcoins, if they wanted, and it also helps others to buy even more bitcoins at lower prices. For instance, if you have been hodling the bitcoins since 2015, you might actually want to buy some more right now. The idea is that we don't know yet whether the bitcoin's ceiling is. Whenever we reach it, we might actually understtand that it's its ceiling and know that it's not going to higher. However, the problem is that if you have a lot of bulls, buying BTC, they might be able to break through any ceiling you can imagine to exist. In terms of the bears, I'm not sure that there's that many bears. So, this is what might be happening: 1) the hodlers just go on with their own business and don't pay much attention to the current pricing 2) the bulls don't want to buy BTC yet, since they don't feel that the bottom has been reached. Whenever some good news comes out, they will believe that the bottom has been reached and start buying. 3) there's not that many bears. It's just that some people decide to sell their bitcoins. There's more bears and than the bulls, this depresses the price. But it doesn't mean that the hodlers are ready to sell out whenever BTC reaches 7K, 5K, or even 3K. It can easily go down to 3K and then move up to 50-100K. Quite easily. Just zoom it and see for yourself the past history. I am not worried at all. I have certain investment in BTC and I can't lose it, since I have 30-year-plus-hodl strategy, so this means that there's nothing in the world that can make me get concerned. I just don't care. I'm in it for the long run. |
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Wasn't it better&easier to add some more details concerning the project? Let's imagine - i don't have enough time to read your wp right now Yes, I asked the admin to post some information so that we can review it, but for some reason he just ignored me and went on with his business. I surely don't the time to read the WP and there's basically no discussion here, no community. Yes, there's a bunch of low-post-count users that pop up, say a five-word sentence and move out. It's quite possible that there can be one puppet master who uses these accounts to bump up the thread. I personally don't believe in mobile-enable mining, coz the devices would not spend a lot of energy and that's why it's unfeasible. These guys might actually be providing the users with these pictures about the coins that they've mined, but it can be all a fake. Anyway, I don't get it - r they going to have the ICO or not. I think that it's a high time for stop reading and following this thread...))) |
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Hi, I am very interested in green energy coins and gonna write out a major piece on the comparative analysis of the same in the near future.
Can you provide me some information about your ICO and the project?
Are you active? Are you planning to do the ICO?
What's your general plan? Can you give a couple of comments as to how you are different from the rest of the pack in this segment?
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Tron a scam? Do you mean you lost money buying at the top? So many people are quick to call something a scam just because of their own misjudgment/timing. I think Tron is a solid project and will come through soon!!
No, I don't think that the OP was referring to the trading mechanics. Obviously anyone who's an overhyped coin and then saw it being dumped all over the place would be furious. He's taking a hit on the main guy behind the coin. For instance, you can talk about Vitalik Buterin and discuss his personality. You can clearly see that he's leading Ethereum in a good manner, which helps Ethereum sustain in these markets conditions and, imho, will help it whether the turbulence down the road. With Tron, there's a lot of articles online about the scam roots of the leadership. So, it can easily actually be one big scam. And I do believe that it is not difficult to engage the bots to trade your cryptocurrency. The expenses you incur in doing that are completely rational, if you own a large chunk of Tron. You just to wait until the vaporware has been seens by the majority of traders and sell your holding at the top, leaving those great guys that wanted to hodl you to the Moon to hold the bag... |
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Hi guys,
Here's my question:
1) I have found two ICOs that I really like. They are going to kick off in 2 and 3 weeks.
2) I would like to bounty for them in translations and articles writing. I write good copywrite in English and Russian.
3) I am not sure that they will be able to deliver on their promise to distribute the coins to bounty hunters, since they might fail to reach the specified hard cap. I am not saying that they are scams. Here's what I'm saying:
a) they do not specify any soft cap
b) they specify the hard caps of 4 and 6 millions respectively
c) I am not sure that they will be able to reach these hard caps
d) If they fail to reach the hard caps, they will have to return the money to the investors, since it's the mechanics of the smart contracts that they use
e) One of the coins has a good coder who told me that they have created the ICO smart contracts in such a way as to assure the return-upon-failure-to-reach-hard-cap function. He said that I could easily ask any of my coder friends to check that.
The other coin did not say anything on topic topic and I don't yet have the oomph, required to pressure the answers out of them.
f) If the team returns the fund to investors, they will not have any money to pay out to the bounty hunters. This is not the scenarios that I want to see...)))
Does this make sense or am I getting something totally wrong?
If it makes sense to you, then how do I move from here to mitigating the risks down to the lowest level?
(I am working with yet another team. They pay me me real good upfront cash for articles and liasoning. And I write good stuff. I asked them about the bounty and said that I don't have to worry about that, as they will distribute a good portion of tokens a couple of weeks after the ICO's gone live, since we are going to go long distance and already talking what we are going to do the next 2 years.
In this case, I'm sort of vested since I'm deep in cahoots - in the good meaning of this phrase - with the leadership, and if the ICO fails and I don't get a distribution, so be it. But the situation with the other two teams is totally different, since I'm not inside and I don't have any idea as to their inner workings.)
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Hi guys, I am a fintech copywrtier and I'm thinking about writing a piece on you in Russian, English and Chinese. I hav got a couple of questions that would help me move forward:
1) Do you have a hardcap and a softcap?
2) What happens if you fail to reach a hardcap?
a) The smart contracts will work to automatically return the funds to the investors.
b) There's no code in the smart contracts to automatically return the funds to the investors. You will be able to decide on your own whether you can continue with the project, utilizing the money that you've received, or decide to return the investments and abort the project.
3) You seem to have an active bounty campaign strategy on Bitcointalk. Will the bounty hunters receive any bounty if you decide to return the money to investors?
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Hey.. Is your application allowing to mine bitcoins using your ASS? Fucking idiots... People are building mega mining farms and you wanna use your fucking mobile?? This project is a obvious scam designed to steal peoples money. Well, it may as well be. But I am a fintech copywriter and I want to learn more about it. I also don't believe that it's possible to use your mobile phone to do that. But this guys, Ivan, is saying that a bunch of people have already started using it. I think I might be the only idiot in here, since all the one-liners get something from ivan and don't really care about where they post their posts. I tried to PM you in order to ask you what good ICOs you are tracking at the moment. I write reviews on ICOs from time to time, but not so good at it, as of now. Would be awesome to catch up in PM. I am going to contiue working in this space and gonna try to identify the best ICOs in 2-3 months. |
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We are happy to announce that we completed stage one of our challenge and the Phoneum app is used by 1000 users and more than 3000 mining devices worldwide! On stage two we're going to increase the number of devices testing the app. Thank you for the support!
Where can we find any information about the results of this test. I would be interested in learning more about the following: 1) general description on the mining mechanics 2) utilized power 3) the results, obtained by the users. I mean that if you look at BTC, you can see that the advent of ASICs made it impossible to mine, using your ordinary PC. If the same is going to happen with the Phoneum, this system will not be that sustainable. Are you using any mechanisms to prevent the same spiral happening in your system? If you do, what are they? |
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