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Hey guys, I'm looking for a Reddit specialist - is there anyone out there able to help and with a big Karma  ? |
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Hi there, We are about to announce a very large token sale, therefore, I need to build a little army of token rewarded community managers that will help to manage our fast-growing community, to spread the word and to manage our bounty program. There are between 200$ and 1000$ worth of Token depending on commitment. I'm looking to hire about 20 to 30 people. If you're interested, please fill out the form and we'll get in touch with you Smiley FORM: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc2Oco63jXmQMF1Whj1yAvk1l370-OIN_kZKGYKz0hXYN5jJg/viewform?usp=sf_linkABOUT THE TOKEN SALE We've received a lot of press recently having announced one of the world's largest private sale round. Our founder is one of the top Hollywood producers and we are growing super fast. Thanks for your answers! |
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Hi there, We are about to announce a very large token sale, therefore, I need to build a little army of token rewarded community managers that will help to manage our fast-growing community, to spread the word and to manage our bounty program. There are between 200$ and 1000$ worth of Token depending on commitment. I'm looking to hire about 20 to 30 people. If you're interested, please fill out the form and we'll get in touch with you FORM: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc2Oco63jXmQMF1Whj1yAvk1l370-OIN_kZKGYKz0hXYN5jJg/viewform?usp=sf_linkABOUT THE TOKEN SALE We've received a lot of press recently having announced one of the world's largest private sale round. Our founder is one of the top Hollywood producers and we are growing super fast. Thanks for your answers! |
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Should it be deployed right before the crowd sale or long time before? What are the pros and cons?
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Hello writers of bitcointalk,
I'm looking for someone who can help us writing our whitepaper in plain and academic English. If you have a proven track of writing white papers, you're a native speaker (essential) and you're free right now, PM and let's discuss.
Big plus if you're based in London or can travel to London!
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That depends on what ICO company we are talking about. It's not just cutting the middleman but it also, in many countries, means that there is no regulation as this is somewhat gray area and this enables you to do much like whatever you want and how you are going to raise funds. With crowdfunding it is totally different story.
Yes, absolutely, I get that. But isn't disintermediation and distribution the main point of building a blockchain startup? |
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What is the difference between charging 30% for transaction fee and being a middleman? Why so many platforms born from ICO charge transaction fees for "company running costs" and they still manage to raise huge amounts?
The funds they raise are for the development of the project. After that it needs to generate finances in some way in order to pay for running costs and this is what transaction fees are used for. Tokens reserved for founders and such are then used as a payment and added incentive for them to perform and deliver. Well written. ICO's has been more reasonable in token allocations lately than they were a year ago. Quality ICO's pay attention to correctly estimate marketing and development costs while minimizing running costs. That being said, I think there is a place for a "post-ICO auditing" that could tell investors how raised funds were actually spent. Agree with you both, but how one should avoid the middleman effect? What then is the difference with traditional crowdfunding if we are just recreating the same middleman structure? My questions are genuine and I'm simply trying to get my head around business models for [Suspicious link removed]panies |
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What is the difference between charging 30% for transaction fee and being a middleman? Why so many platforms born from ICO charge transaction fees for "company running costs" and they still manage to raise huge amounts?
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We are on well into a technological revolution that will radically change the life of many in the next years. Yet all I see around are ICO to build platforms that are ultimately going to be the middleman essentially monetizing though transactions fees.
The middleman approach is adopted everywhere, from SAAS platforms to centralized exchanges.
OTOH platforms, whether are using the blockchain or not, need to monetize and transaction fees seem to be the only viable monetizing solution.
So my questions is: what is a viable and ethical business model for blockchain powered platforms? How much is a fair "running cost" cut and how should that be valued?
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Hi Y'all,
I'm on the hunt for a badass bounty campaign strategist also able to manage the bounty campaign
Requirements:
- You need to have prior experience doing the job
- You need to be able to speak and write fluent English
I will do due diligence on you and ask for references. Please, no shitposter or account farmers!
Thanks,
NTB
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