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MiBambino
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IMUSIFY - Award Winning Blockchain Music Tech
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October 14, 2017, 02:34:28 PM |
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alexeyz
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October 15, 2017, 09:14:13 AM |
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Will it funded if will not reach the goal ? |
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 15, 2017, 09:21:27 AM |
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Will it funded if will not reach the goal ? Yes, this is just the presale! So even if we don't cap it it doesn't impact the project  |
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Nalienn
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October 15, 2017, 08:47:01 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
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samba001
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October 15, 2017, 08:52:37 PM |
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This project seems quite interesting and it would be nice to offer some bounties / airdrops to reach more people. All the best guys.
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 15, 2017, 08:52:49 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89 |
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Nalienn
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October 15, 2017, 08:56:26 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89The way I've understood the MVM it seems like the tokens can only sold back at a loss though, as the price appears to decrease over time. If this is true, what incentive do funders/investors have to invest into Winding Tree? |
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 15, 2017, 08:57:01 PM |
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This project seems quite interesting and it would be nice to offer some bounties / airdrops to reach more people. All the best guys.
In general we want to avoid hype marketing and pyramid-scheme style marketing. Personally I'm not too conviced about AirDropping. Thanks for your kind words though |
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 15, 2017, 09:00:20 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89The way I've understood the MVM it seems like the tokens can only sold back at a loss though, as the price appears to decrease over time. If this is true, what incentive do funders/investors have to invest into Winding Tree? That's correct. So what the MVM offers is it avoids an exit scam, it avoids a team having too much funding, and in the meantime allowing anyone to participate without time pressure and regardless of the amount of their contribution. We took the idea from Vitalik: http://vitalik.ca/general/2017/06/09/sales.htmlNo more tokens will be issued post-TGE. The tokens are used for settlements on the platform. Scarce supply and increasing demand would make the tokens more popular. Suppliers would want them as well as resellers or anyone who want to use the platform to book travel. Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines have already bought some Lif tokens in the presale! |
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lordzc
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October 15, 2017, 09:05:22 PM |
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It is a very good project if the supporting companies are correct. partners are very big companies.
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Nalienn
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October 15, 2017, 09:46:29 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89The way I've understood the MVM it seems like the tokens can only sold back at a loss though, as the price appears to decrease over time. If this is true, what incentive do funders/investors have to invest into Winding Tree? That's correct. So what the MVM offers is it avoids an exit scam, it avoids a team having too much funding, and in the meantime allowing anyone to participate without time pressure and regardless of the amount of their contribution. We took the idea from Vitalik: http://vitalik.ca/general/2017/06/09/sales.htmlNo more tokens will be issued post-TGE. The tokens are used for settlements on the platform. Scarce supply and increasing demand would make the tokens more popular. Suppliers would want them as well as resellers or anyone who want to use the platform to book travel. Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines have already bought some Lif tokens in the presale! Do you expect the tokens to appreciate in price due to their inherent utility then? They're used on the platform after all and will be used for bookings. So if the use of the platform increases, more tokens will be needed to process all the orders. But due to a limited supply of tokens there may not be enough liquidity to process all orders at a fixed token value, which would drive the price of the tokens up and thus decrease the amount of tokens required to process orders? Am I following this properly? |
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 15, 2017, 09:49:13 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89The way I've understood the MVM it seems like the tokens can only sold back at a loss though, as the price appears to decrease over time. If this is true, what incentive do funders/investors have to invest into Winding Tree? That's correct. So what the MVM offers is it avoids an exit scam, it avoids a team having too much funding, and in the meantime allowing anyone to participate without time pressure and regardless of the amount of their contribution. We took the idea from Vitalik: http://vitalik.ca/general/2017/06/09/sales.htmlNo more tokens will be issued post-TGE. The tokens are used for settlements on the platform. Scarce supply and increasing demand would make the tokens more popular. Suppliers would want them as well as resellers or anyone who want to use the platform to book travel. Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines have already bought some Lif tokens in the presale! Do you expect the tokens to appreciate in price due to their inherent utility then? They're used on the platform after all and will be used for bookings. So if the use of the platform increases, more tokens will be needed to process all the orders. But due to a limited supply of tokens there may not be enough liquidity to process all orders at a fixed token value, which would drive the price of the tokens up and thus decrease the amount of tokens required to process orders? Am I following this properly? Scarcity + Increased Demand = Price Increase |
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MiBambino
Sr. Member
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Activity: 644
Merit: 252
IMUSIFY - Award Winning Blockchain Music Tech
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October 15, 2017, 11:00:04 PM |
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Bought a couple ETH worth for now.
Are there any incentives for token holders? SONM and Blocklancer distribute the platform fees (at least in part) to token holders. Will there be something similar with Winding Tree?
Based on the Whitepaper I've only read about buybacks, but it's not clear (to me) whether or not the buy-backs will occur at the current valuation of the company.
Basically, is there any fundamental indicator that would drive the value of the tokens up in the future?
The only fees paid on the platform are those to incentivize the platform. Winding Tree is a non-profit. Regarding the MVM you mention, it's a Market Validation Mechanism. It assures we don't get too much money and the market can decide on future funding, for more info check out: https://blog.windingtree.com/market-validation-mechanism-in-a-nutshell-ddba1d92be89The way I've understood the MVM it seems like the tokens can only sold back at a loss though, as the price appears to decrease over time. If this is true, what incentive do funders/investors have to invest into Winding Tree? That's correct. So what the MVM offers is it avoids an exit scam, it avoids a team having too much funding, and in the meantime allowing anyone to participate without time pressure and regardless of the amount of their contribution. We took the idea from Vitalik: http://vitalik.ca/general/2017/06/09/sales.htmlNo more tokens will be issued post-TGE. The tokens are used for settlements on the platform. Scarce supply and increasing demand would make the tokens more popular. Suppliers would want them as well as resellers or anyone who want to use the platform to book travel. Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines have already bought some Lif tokens in the presale! Do you expect the tokens to appreciate in price due to their inherent utility then? They're used on the platform after all and will be used for bookings. So if the use of the platform increases, more tokens will be needed to process all the orders. But due to a limited supply of tokens there may not be enough liquidity to process all orders at a fixed token value, which would drive the price of the tokens up and thus decrease the amount of tokens required to process orders? Am I following this properly? Scarcity + Increased Demand = Price Increase Plus the fact that 1eth equals 11 LIF means that scarcity will already drive up interest. Most ICO's these days have an enormous supply and 1 eth usually gets you thousands of coins |
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oliversh
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October 16, 2017, 05:12:00 PM |
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Any business projections WT can share regarding platform usage, LIF usage etc.? How many transactions do Amadeus/Sabre etc process, how many does WT expect to process per day going forward, one Lif is needed for how many transactions etc etc. Something concrete that investors can factor into their calculations...
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sheld0n
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October 16, 2017, 06:46:49 PM |
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I invested in the PreICO four days ago. It was stated that on 15th October the first Lif tokens will be distributed to the ERC20 addresses which have been used for the investment. Today, 16th October, I have not received any tokens yet. Is there a delay or have the dates changed? I could not find any information on that. Thanks!
Further are there any bounties to participate?
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WindingTree (OP)
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October 16, 2017, 07:07:31 PM
Last edit: November 08, 2017, 10:45:04 AM by WindingTree |
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I invested in the PreICO four days ago. It was stated that on 15th October the first Lif tokens will be distributed to the ERC20 addresses which have been used for the investment. Today, 16th October, I have not received any tokens yet. Is there a delay or have the dates changed? I could not find any information on that. Thanks!
Further are there any bounties to participate?
15th of February. After the TGE. |
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