There are so many digital distribution coins/tokens starting lately. My question is, why have a new coin/token if there is already a project working on this? Decent for example is already a year down the line. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1162392.0

Thanks for the clarification. Do you think it will negatively affect the project that users that want to earn EGT must first register? Lots of people from fhe public that will engage will not even know about crypto?

100 billion is way too much. There will be no suitable market to match this apart from maybe a doge market.

What more is in this coin apart from masternodes? What will create demand dor this coin and what will it be used for?

yes volumes are increasing and price going up as well nicely. It cant be more than a few months now for Stratis to take its position close to the top.

Dont let the trolls get to you.  Decent will just take some time to get there but they will in the end. I think their content distribution platform is a very good idea.

I can understand the publisher/advertiser model, but it seems that tokens are used to reward users as well by the publishers. Does this mean if ordinary people engage on the platform/websites and view the adverts and interact with the adverts they get rewarded with Engagement tokens? If this is the case how will those users get their tokens and how do they give their address to the publishers to get their tokens? Also, how will users know that an advert will generate engagement tokens for them and distinguish an engagement ad from a non-engagement ad?

What is the purpose of the coins if you ask for donations? How are you going to make money for the animals?

People should just all get Ledger wallets. Then a hacker needs to press the button as well to send funds from your account which is more difficult than just to get a userid and password.

Thanks for the new thread. The new thread looks very professional and OP did a great job.

In theory it could be a good solution. However:

Healthcare is a business just like any other. How will the doctors make their money if there is up to a 30% reduction in medical fees? Medical services is time based and the best doctors will probably want to spend their time on higher paying customers? Is there not also a risk to miss-diagnose if a patient is at a remote location? Many times doctors have to see you, touch or examine closely to do a diagnosis.

It is not every 2nd coin that gets mentioned in Forbes. Well done to the team for the exposure.

This sounds very much like Decent. Can you tell us what makes your token different? See link below.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1162392.0

In theory it could be a good solution. However:

Health care is a business just like any other. How will the doctors make their money if there is up to a 30% reduction in medical fees? Medical services is time based and the best doctors will probably want to spend their time on higher paying customers? Is there not also a risk to miss-diagnose if a patient is at a remote location? Many times doctors have to see you, touch or examine closely to do a diagnosis.

No it wont. I wrote my remaining Yenten off. It is dead. Move on to the next coin.

Very interesting concept. After reading the whitepaper I have a few questions:

1. The cryptocurrency private keys are stored by you. Do you store the keys in HSMs?
2. The major switching networks will require a quick response time and merchants will also require a quick confirmation so that the next customer can pay. Do you foresee this having the required fast transaction times required by retail as traditionally crypto is not very much retail friendly due to longer confirmation times?
3. If you are keeping the crypto, how are you going to liquidate the crypto coins for a transaction if you have to send it to the exchange first and some exchanges requires many confirmations to reflect a deposit. What if a wallet is in maintenance on an exchange?
4. Are you perhaps using coinpayments.net or similar service in the background?

I am very much impressed by the Blox app so far. It is a one stop view of a portfolio and has very handy features for example to see the dollar value of coins and tokens that would take some math to calculate. New items seems to be added to the app regularly. it is also easy to see the relationship between prices of BTC, Eth, Dollar movements like what is happening at the moment.

A few questions:

1. If someone buys from Amazon and it is shipped by Amazon to the user using their delivery system, will Pakka play a role here? How will you get Amazon to play along with you so that the delivery is done by the NextPakk system?
2. Can a user buy the goods with Fiat and have it delivered via the NextPakk system or is payment for the goods via Pakka as well?
3. Will a user have to specify to use the NextPakk system when he purchases online?
4. Where is the recipient's address stored if the package is label less?

Well, they did have the two conferences back to back in Delhi and London. Lets hope that it reached the targeted audiences as planned. From the recordings and feedback it seems that things went well.

No, dev hasnt been online since 9 Apr. There was a small window to sell Yenten shortly after it launched and before coinsmarkets died. If you didnt take that opportunity then you are stuck with a bag unfotunately.