Huh? Who is Simpson_support and what is their role on your project? I see that your explanation are contradictory to each other. one said and confirm that it was an undergarments, the other said it was not and the picture was an old project. On the other post on previous page, you two also have a different statement about the thing being a vibrator and not a vibrator

Dropping here to inform you that despite the claim "All BETHERO games will be simply designed for mass market consumption (desktop and mobile)", your site is a bit messed up when accessed from mobile. Texts still overlapping each other. And you do aware that the image on opening post has "casino games" "provably fair" and "absolute anonymity" on repeat, right?

~in reply to both latest posts~

Wouldn't then the words "whatever you see happening on the screen you will feel on your body" a little bit misleading, because afterall, it is a fancy dildo, or if we judge from images on above post, a funky undergarment straps. As it is not full body, then not every scenes on the screen happens to be feel-able. The foot fetish will cry.

How many people are there on the team? And you'll only reveal team identity as whole once everyone quit their main job and joined FORE fulltime? With little to no intention to rush it, when will this happen, approximately? Weeks? Days? Months?

Also a friendly reminder that my question is still hanging

Got several interesting questions from reading your thread opener, first one will be: what do you meam by rewards? Like, we invested some funds and, in turn, got FORS biweekly?

There are ways to receive NMX token, like referral and demo tournament. NMX themselves will be available for trade after distribution completed in April 2021, although you can start buying them from now on

In other word, your project is "merely" about a fancy vibrator that can read what happens on screen and send the same signal to, well... whatever it is inserted to. And to be even more clear, you're not even producing them, you just designed a prototype, an "architecture"  which will be produced by some third party?

Ahh yes LOL, it seems I just make you even more confused, because the quotes are now a bit chaotic. I'll snip everything to make it easier for whoever follows this thread.


I am not sure how will these regulations change over a short time span (one or two years, I mean), given that these countries are quite strict on money regulations. Yet at the same time, mass adoption of emoney and fintech brought a huge force that's almost impossible to resist.

In other note, wouldn't it be easier to attract people if you sell your product as an app? There are a lot of cashless transaction providers that didn't offer a card, they simply require the user to download an app, top it up with some credit, and the service is ready to use. No need to wait for a mailed card etc.

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Will that be, by pressing that 1-click, they agreed to install a third app acting as a mining program? Heard bittorrent utilize such scheme a few years ago without the user's awareness of such action. Please don't answer this with "join us on telegram" for the detailed answer, a lot of people visiting this thread looking for the answer and it'll be a nuisance to join just to learn further about it

Now, I don't think that'll be quite doable. What'll those devices be? A full body suit? Because if it didn't encase the entire body, then how will the customer "feel" what they see on the screen if, say, it was a kinky section with those uhh... "slap my ass" thingy? And on a wider scope, a BDSM ones with whipping and candlewax?

I'm still looking for a time to thoroughly read your project, but for now, wouldn't this means user need a whole set of products of yours? It's kinda like an augmented VR, am I right?

You can delete the posts you wanted to remove, they'll be from a bbcode "[quote author .......] and ended with "[/quote]". If that's a bit confusing for the first times, try to replace the entire sentences of the person's post that you want to remove with a ~snip~, I think you'll be able to find the structure easier that way.


Yes, I would agree that Asia is currently in trend of cashless transaction, the pandemic even pushed the mass adoption further because they're encouraged to transact cashless-ly. But as far as I know, the money they use on those cashless transactions are their own fiat. They deposited money from their bank account into an app, and then transact with the balance within the app.

In other words, the money they use to do a cashless transaction are still their respective fiat and not crypto, as their countries (for some) banned transactions that's not conducted with their own currency.

This will leads to a situation where they (for some countries) can't use your token as a means of payment, which I also asked you to confirm on previous post (quoted below) if you have a strategy to get around this, and get a reply that you'll review each countries regulation for the said issue.

With this, we circled back to my question:

Let's suppose (just a random country, I'm not really adept to the payment regulation on said country) Japan banned any transaction that's not based on JPY. This will create a situation where Japanese can only use your token for trading, staking, and other features available on other countries except for a payment system. Thus your card rendered useless.

In your strategic marketing plan, how do you see this challenge affect Japanese preference of buying and holding your token? Given that it is very possible they'll think it's kind of useless because they can't use the "full feature" like other countries does (i.e. as a means of payment)

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As I said on previous page, that's contradictory to your opinion, penetrating Asia market will be rather tough case because some countries limit crypto development. Thus, my question to team about their strategy to tackle the issue and if they've foresee what'll be the Asians' preference in regards to limited feature.


I assume this answer is for my query? Or were you addressing the other two posts?

Then you'll need to broaden your horizon. There are handful of projects that brushed with real-world entities, either gov agencies or NGO. And sadly that can't be a guarantee that project is good. I know one exact project that's being funded by their government and now left their communities screaming scam.

@dev, my question is still unattended

And am i correct for assuming that you're a team of one? Who are you and what's your background, again? With no intention of being offensive, your project shows nothing, like literally. It can be perceived as red flags everywhere.

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I would agree that tx fee will be the main reason of choosing stellar over ethereum. This project is about integrating their token into daily life, as a means of payment etc. It'll scares people away if they have to pay stellar amount of gas fees (pun intended) just to do daily life transaction. That, and the transaction process time, eth are more prone to clogging. Once again, as their token will be used for daily life transactions, processing time will be a crucial thing. Thus, as Indo1 said, I think choosing stellar over ethereum is already a good decision

Your definition of a thread expert is literally someone with this trait:
1. In a newbie rank
2. Username sounds like someone who wanted to create their own project but it was never made
3. (This is good) only created 5 threads, with 3 askijg something and  2 an ANN thread in a exact similar fashion.

Now, if we assume you're being truthful that you hired the OP instead of a more popular opinion where both project are made by the same (possibly scamming) person, then we should question how expert your team is, given that you seems to throw the word lightly, judging from how "expert" the thread master you hired

My exact purpose of chain of question is to know about this too; why and how? Why'd people need to integrate all of their social medias into one using a third party? How could that be beneficial? And how's defi sat on this scenario?

Dev took a long time to reply, though

I failed to see the purpose of this thread. Even if we consider this as a base of your future project's development, this ann is completely bare. It'll be better if you keep everything until they're ready and releases them in a detailed ann.

And I suppose this project will coexist with this one?

I highly don't think that'll be the case. To be eligible for a portion of a share, you need to buy companies' bond, the ones issued by the said companies.

For NVZN case, you buy tokens from invizion, they received some funds and "donate" these funds to the eligible companies. The token you hold will only affect the total circulating supply of NVZN -thus, scarcity- and its price. But participating companies will not be obligated any form of company shares to you as what you hold is  token issued by invizion, not a bonds issued by them.

So, stakeholders? Yes. But, shareholders? No.