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[freemind1]

@Kopetunto that's just another sign of the seriousness of the team, several months later they have not done anything and ask for money.

[saharovvv]

What happens to my tokens if I don’t go through the procedure KYC? ? Will you burn them? Or do you get them?

[Frogman]

Dear Users,

If your application on trade.atlant.io was rejected, we would like to remind you to once again check the information you submitted for accuracy – common mistakes are:
- Poor scan quality (Passport, ID, address proof or selfie).
- Address provided is incomplete or invalid – address must match address proof exactly.
- Address proof is invalid – only authentic bank statements, utility bills, or certificates issued by government authorities are accepted.
- Selfie photo is invalid – you must upload a recent picture of yourself holding an ID or Passport and a piece of paper with “atlant.io”, date and your signature written on it.
- ID number entered did not match the ID in the photo.

We urge you to reapply again when your information is consistent with Atlant’s KYC/AML policies.

[Frogman]

Before submit your application, please read carefully following blog posts

ATLANT Releases Helpdesk and Whitelisting Functionality


How does decentralized KYC work on ATLANT?

[Frogman]

For all questions regarding KYC/AML and ETH whitelisting procedures, please write to help@atlant.io.

[irsada]

For all questions regarding KYC/AML and ETH whitelisting procedures, please write to help@atlant.io.

why not write it here so everyone can understand?
I don't think it's a difficult thing for the team, because this is the bitcointalk function to get the information we want.

[Frogman]

ATLANT team has implemented a ticketing helpdesk system in order to provide timely and responsive support to its users.
Helpdesk is automatically activated by sending email to help@atlant.io. Each ticket is assigned an individual case number which is tracked throughout the conversation until the issue is fully resolved.

You can also submit a ticket by using the helpdesk portal directly (sign up required): https://helpdesk.atlant.io. Please make sure to use the address which you used to register on ATLANT, when submitting tickets.

[wwzsocki]

I am again very disappointed with Atlant. I just feel like the worst enemy and they treat me (us) like this.

Completed KYC long before December bounty distribution. After that, I was not following this thread for 2 weeks. Few days before bounty distribution I read about address whitelisting here in this thread and started the procedure but was not able to finish because I didn't have 1 ETH and later I didn't know how to do it.

I was looking for help here in this thread and in the Telegram channel via PM because I am banned from the group for asking bounty questions. Never got any help only links to useless blog posts where was no detailed info on how to do it step by step. I didn't know that I have to deposit ETH and to which address and I didn't want to do something wrong and lose the money and rest of the bounty payments if I fail to whitelist.

Of course, I didn't get any proper help and was advised to ask my question to support via email. I have contacted support multiple times when tried to pass KYC and they never replied to me.

After so many headaches I finally whitelisted my address 2 days after December bounty distribution and of course didn't get paid!!!

I wrote to support one more time and finally, they replied because there is a new system implemented and every support case got a number to which you can refer later on if they do not reply to long. Of course, support told me that I will not get paid because this is a fully automated distribution and I was too late.

They should pay December bounty together with January to all people who had KYC in time only haven't whitelisted addresses because this requirement was added only a few days before bounty distribution and there was no time frame for this!!!.

If I know that I'll not get paid December bounty I'll wait and buy 1ETH later because prices are falling constantly.

I have just enough of Atlant and how they treat us.

During the bounty and just after they were so thankful and said multiple times that without our help accumulate such amount of money would be just impossible. It is a pity that they forgot about it and do all they can to not pay our bounty.

Many bounty hunters are banned from the Telegram group, Atlant doesn't answer questions about licensing, don't provide any dates or insights if asked for details, forbidden bounty talks, don't provide proper support and implementing constantly new rules.

The reason they provide for not paying my bounty was that I was too late and the distribution is fully automated. I just don't believe this explanation.

How could this be still automated if KYC is needed and whitelisting?

Somebody has to manually take control over this addresses to stop these payments (no KYC) or reenable if needed (fulfilled KYC, whitelisting). Am I right?

P.S
What will happen with all this not distributed tokens?

In my opinion, they should be split between eligible bounty hunters who fulfilled KYC and whitelisting requirements.

What You think?

[freemind1]

@wwzsocki the tokens that are not going to pay are going to be theirs, why you think they're doing what they're doing? To deliver them to charity?

Fully automated? Yes of course that is why they are made on different days at different times...

[Frogman]

All bounty related questions need to be addressed on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053308.0

[mehar_gee]

@wwzsocki the tokens that are not going to pay are going to be theirs, why you think they're doing what they're doing? To deliver them to charity?

Fully automated? Yes of course that is why they are made on different days at different times...

they are closing their ICO platfrom that's why they announce to ICO participent for withdraw their funds from ICO platform
in next month atlant will announce some good new about the new platfrom.
atlant price is still stable at 0.20$ not going down. it ICO price was far high then its current price.
new partnerships could drag the price price higher. and atlant making partnership with bitcratic. 

[wwzsocki]

All bounty related questions need to be addressed on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053308.0

You don't answer our questions in bounty thread only post useless links to blog posts. I never get help from you Frogman. Every time I need detailed info or answer You told me to writ to support. Manager should be able to help and resolve problems on his own. Luckily You can't ban us for asking bounty questions here as Atlant do in Telegram group.

[Frogman]

🎅🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅With 2018 coming to a close, we wanted to reach out and send our best wishes to the ATLANT community! We hope that 2019 holds success and good fortune in any endeavour you pursue. We are also very proud of our achievements and will continue to strive for the benefit of ATLANT.

We will be recapping our achievements in 2018 over the next few weeks, but as always, ask you to read our blog.atlant.io and join us at telegram, for the freshest news on ATLANT.🎅🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅

[Frogman]

ATLANT Announces Successful Testnet Launch


ATLANT Network Launched in Testnet Ahead of the Upcoming Exchange Launch

ATLANT Node, a significant component of the ATLANT Platform, was successfully launched in a testnet environment today, April 25, 2018.

Public nodes (testnet):

node-dev1.atlant.io:33780

node-dev2.atlant.io:33780

node-dev3.atlant.io:33780

node-dev4.atlant.io:33780


Sample API requests (JSON-RPC over HTTP):

http://node-dev1.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/stats

http://node-dev2.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ping

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ethBalance

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/kycStatus

Fetch sample property data:

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/purchase_sale_agreement.pdf

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/letter_of_intent.pdf

Running a node:

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

ATLANT Node Overview

The ATLANT Node pertains to the functionality of property tokenization and peer-to-peer rentals and is a key part of the Platform’s operations. Being an integral element of the ATLANT distributed system, this component forms a network of nodes, allowing the platform to conduct and maintain information on Property Token Offerings (PTOs) and peer-to-peer (P2P) real estate lease transactions.

Current node implementation (ATLANT-Go) involves operating a distributed store of all information pertaining to PTOs called ADDS (ATLANT Distributed Data Store), which includes property purchase and sale documents necessary for tokenization on a jurisdictional basis such as:


-Title Documents
-Planning Documents
-Sales Contracts
-Commercial Property Standard Enquiries
-Energy Performance Certificates
-Asbestos Reports
-Contamination Reports
-Other Necessary Contracts


Additionally, ADDS implemented within the ATLANT Node stores and catalogs various management company reports on properties, such as:

Tenant Billing and Payments
Property Repairs and Engineering Reports
Property related information such as Insurance, Maintenance, Utilities, etc.
The ATLANT Node is designed from the ground up to interact closely with the Ethereum network, in particular, smart contracts relating to the Platform, PTOs and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer / Anti-Money Laundering identity regulations) for property token holders.

PTO contracts handle PTOs and property token behavior (including KYC/AML checks for token transactions), while the KYC contract is managed by a ServiceRegistry EVM contract, which allows for a fully compliant property token exchange from a regulatory standpoint.

The ATLANT node queries both contract sets in order to fetch secure data. The ATL contract is polled by the node for Platform token holder data, which is then processed by the node to handle proceeds from the Platform’s operations.

Running an ATLANT Node

As per the ATLANT White Paper, both ATL and PTO token holders can derive value from operations conducted on the Platform, provided that two main requirements are met:

1. Being a verified individual (having KYC/AML details completed and registered with the ATLANT Exchange).

2. Running an ATLANT node, which helps to secure the network by distributing property and transactional rental data globally, increasing redundancy.

For a detailed description of ATLANT-Go nodes, and related technology, please review the ATLANT white paper, beginning on page 33.

ATLANT-Go is tightly coupled with the ATLANT Exchange, for the sake of compliance (KYC/AML service), inexpensive data storage and redundancy (ADDS) and value distribution (based on work performed).

The ATLANT team is working hard on finalizing the integration of these major Platform components, and we look forward to releasing and integrating the remaining components quickly.

The ATLANT Node is open-source software and has its source code published on the official ATLANT GitHub: https://github.com/AtlantPlatform

The source code is available for review:

ATLANT Node

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

ATLANT PTO contracts

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-pto-contracts

Modified IPFS node (utilized by ATLANT-Go)

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/go-ipfs

Current node release is available at
https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

[fdanconia]

We encourage the community to test our node, and give us feedback. We have actually made further strides with respect to development of this infrastructural piece of our ecosystem, but it would be quite helpful to hear from the users, for the benefit of future releases. What you like and don't like, where we can improve, what features you would like to see?

ATLANT Announces Successful Testnet Launch


ATLANT Network Launched in Testnet Ahead of the Upcoming Exchange Launch

ATLANT Node, a significant component of the ATLANT Platform, was successfully launched in a testnet environment today, April 25, 2018.

Public nodes (testnet):

node-dev1.atlant.io:33780

node-dev2.atlant.io:33780

node-dev3.atlant.io:33780

node-dev4.atlant.io:33780


Sample API requests (JSON-RPC over HTTP):

http://node-dev1.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/stats

http://node-dev2.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ping

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/ethBalance

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/kycStatus

Fetch sample property data:

http://node-dev4.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/purchase_sale_agreement.pdf

http://node-dev3.atlant.io:33780/api/v1/content/docs/pto/atl123/property/letter_of_intent.pdf

Running a node:

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

ATLANT Node Overview

The ATLANT Node pertains to the functionality of property tokenization and peer-to-peer rentals and is a key part of the Platform’s operations. Being an integral element of the ATLANT distributed system, this component forms a network of nodes, allowing the platform to conduct and maintain information on Property Token Offerings (PTOs) and peer-to-peer (P2P) real estate lease transactions.

Current node implementation (ATLANT-Go) involves operating a distributed store of all information pertaining to PTOs called ADDS (ATLANT Distributed Data Store), which includes property purchase and sale documents necessary for tokenization on a jurisdictional basis such as:


-Title Documents
-Planning Documents
-Sales Contracts
-Commercial Property Standard Enquiries
-Energy Performance Certificates
-Asbestos Reports
-Contamination Reports
-Other Necessary Contracts


Additionally, ADDS implemented within the ATLANT Node stores and catalogs various management company reports on properties, such as:

Tenant Billing and Payments
Property Repairs and Engineering Reports
Property related information such as Insurance, Maintenance, Utilities, etc.
The ATLANT Node is designed from the ground up to interact closely with the Ethereum network, in particular, smart contracts relating to the Platform, PTOs and KYC/AML (Know Your Customer / Anti-Money Laundering identity regulations) for property token holders.

PTO contracts handle PTOs and property token behavior (including KYC/AML checks for token transactions), while the KYC contract is managed by a ServiceRegistry EVM contract, which allows for a fully compliant property token exchange from a regulatory standpoint.

The ATLANT node queries both contract sets in order to fetch secure data. The ATL contract is polled by the node for Platform token holder data, which is then processed by the node to handle proceeds from the Platform’s operations.

Running an ATLANT Node

As per the ATLANT White Paper, both ATL and PTO token holders can derive value from operations conducted on the Platform, provided that two main requirements are met:

1. Being a verified individual (having KYC/AML details completed and registered with the ATLANT Exchange).

2. Running an ATLANT node, which helps to secure the network by distributing property and transactional rental data globally, increasing redundancy.

For a detailed description of ATLANT-Go nodes, and related technology, please review the ATLANT white paper, beginning on page 33.

ATLANT-Go is tightly coupled with the ATLANT Exchange, for the sake of compliance (KYC/AML service), inexpensive data storage and redundancy (ADDS) and value distribution (based on work performed).

The ATLANT team is working hard on finalizing the integration of these major Platform components, and we look forward to releasing and integrating the remaining components quickly.

The ATLANT Node is open-source software and has its source code published on the official ATLANT GitHub: https://github.com/AtlantPlatform

The source code is available for review:

ATLANT Node

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go

ATLANT PTO contracts

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-pto-contracts

Modified IPFS node (utilized by ATLANT-Go)

https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/go-ipfs

Current node release is available at
https://github.com/AtlantPlatform/atlant-go/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc1

[freemind1]

You write with such a large font so that people can not see the previous posts? You look like children...

[fdanconia]

You write with such a large font so that people can not see the previous posts? You look like children...

Stay true to your nickname

[Frogman]

We are continuing our series of posts, recapping our achievements of 2018:



ATLANT CEO JULIAN SVIRSKY ATTENDS CONSENSUS 2018

Two days of highly-productive meetings across the ATLANT ecosystem

As the ATLANT real estate platform draws closer to launch (read about the recent Testnet release here), CEO Julian Svirsky traveled to New York City to attend the Consensus 2018 conference on May 14–16, 2018. While there, he was able to take advantage of the opportunity to have quite a few productive face-to-face meetings across the ATLANT ecosystem.

“ATLANT aims to become a new type of platform, facilitating the trading of real estate backed tokens, that have the potential to positively affect the global real estate market through increased liquidity and visibility”, commented Julian Svirsky, ATLANT CEO “And my conversations here at Consensus 2018 are helping us to ensure that the platform will perform well from the outset, as we draw closer to launch, from every standpoint.”

Julian Svirsky met with multiple groups of government regulators from various jurisdictions who are committed to assisting the kinds of blockchain projects that can benefit global markets, and to structuring various regulatory matters in ways that are conducive to everyone’s success. Julian also attended several panels at Consensus 2018 that featured regulators from various government bodies, who expressed an interest in supporting quality blockchain and cryptocurrency projects. Other panels were focused on the evolution of cryptocurrency tokens as securities. Per both of these themes, it seems the early-stage market for asset-backed tokens is evolving in ways that can be beneficial for the ATLANT platform, and its partners, members and users, over time.

Julian also enjoyed several productive conversations with key cryptocurrency exchanges on several topics, ranging from token listing, to trading of securities tokens, to potential synergy with ATLANT’s unique real estate asset backed property tokens that will be a core aspect of the ATLANT platform.

Some photos from Consensus 2018 in New York City

[onebtcforlife]

I don't know why you suddenly change the entire system for KYC procedure and many people left the project because you are not giving accurate updates about the project. You took very for active developed and now you come up with the verification procedure in order to drag the things.

[fdanconia]

I don't know why you suddenly change the entire system for KYC procedure and many people left the project because you are not giving accurate updates about the project. You took very for active developed and now you come up with the verification procedure in order to drag the things.

To answer your questions in order:
1. KYC is not 'sudden' - have a look at the whitepaper written over a year ago on the front page of https://atlant.io.
2. We give very 'accurate' and frequent updates about the project on https://blog.atlant.io and https://t.me/atlant_eng which we encourage you to follow.
3. If I understood the 3rd question correctly - yes we are still in active development, though the tokenization platform is largely ready for deployment.