[ANN] ICO Hamster Marketplace - Decentralized marketplace for electronics

[g8stTDas]

Tell us more about the Russians from the managers’ team. In general, the story itself is interesting.

[bars_kz]

Aw shucks! I’ve mixed up this thread and the one concerning the archiver with the same name! But it’s still interesting! That’s that very case when you get to a right place. Where can I find info about investments?

[dort]

Hi managers! What crypto-currencies are accepted as payment? Of course there’s some of them, I just wonna to “bring it to a common standard”.

[HamsterMarketplace]

Hi managers! What crypto-currencies are accepted as payment? Of course there’s some of them, I just wonna to “bring it to a common standard”.

Hey, thanks for asking. The whole list of the currencies accepted is on our web hmstr.io. There will be 10 of them overall

[HamsterMarketplace]

I feel like I don’t know any thing so I did register and don’t know what’s that all about so plz educate me and guide me what to do next

First of all I'd propose you to check our web hmstr.io and especially Whitepaper. It says a lot about our project. If you have any questions after, just let me know

[HamsterMarketplace]

Aw shucks! I’ve mixed up this thread and the one concerning the archiver with the same name! But it’s still interesting! That’s that very case when you get to a right place. Where can I find info about investments?

More info about the project is definitely on the web (hmstr.io), however if you have some specific questions, go ahead, I'll be happy to help!

[HamsterMarketplace]

CEO and CMO of Hamster Marketplace, Denis Bulavin and Xenofon Kontouris are going to Hong Kong for a great meeting. Road show starts from now on and leads to amazing locations! Maybe your city is next? 😉

[hunterofmoney]

Hey. You claim attracting customers to the platform as one of the largest expenditures. I believe that if you spent this money on attracting vendors, buyers would come themselves.

[bit679]

Hey. You claim attracting customers to the platform as one of the largest expenditures. I believe that if you spent this money on attracting vendors, buyers would come themselves.

Let’s say, some buyers would come with the vendors, and the rest would remain ignorant, and they would never learn about the existence of the product.

[hunterofmoney]

Hey. You claim attracting customers to the platform as one of the largest expenditures. I believe that if you spent this money on attracting vendors, buyers would come themselves.

Let’s say, some buyers would come with the vendors, and the rest would remain ignorant, and they would never learn about the existence of the product.

But those who came together with vendors will definitely going purchase his goods, so the vendor will have to pay the commission which will positively affect the value of the token.

[bit679]

Hey. You claim attracting customers to the platform as one of the largest expenditures. I believe that if you spent this money on attracting vendors, buyers would come themselves.

Let’s say, some buyers would come with the vendors, and the rest would remain ignorant, and they would never learn about the existence of the product.

But those who came together with vendors will definitely going purchase his goods, so the vendor will have to pay the commission which will positively affect the value of the token.

You don’t really understand how this works. Let's say I'm rooting for a football club, and someone produces black football balls with its logo, although there are only white ones on the large sites. I don’t know that black balls are sold somewhere so I can’t buy them.

[hunterofmoney]

Hey. You claim attracting customers to the platform as one of the largest expenditures. I believe that if you spent this money on attracting vendors, buyers would come themselves.

Let’s say, some buyers would come with the vendors, and the rest would remain ignorant, and they would never learn about the existence of the product.

But those who came together with vendors will definitely going purchase his goods, so the vendor will have to pay the commission which will positively affect the value of the token.

You don’t really understand how this works. Let's say I'm rooting for a football club, and someone produces black football balls with its logo, although there are only white ones on the large sites. I don’t know that black balls are sold somewhere so I can’t buy them.

Do you mean that if you knew that you can find black balls on te Hamster, you would look for the balls there? I got it, thank you, it’s an extremely good illustration.

[deort]

Hello. You will burn all the unsold tokens. Maybe it would be more rational to play them between vendors in social networks?

[unkletoken]

You allocate incredibly little means to the bounty program. How can it ever become successful in case of such poor funding?

[Ackedy]

You allocate incredibly little means to the bounty program. How can it ever become successful in case of such poor funding?

In my opinion, 0.9% of the tokens issued allocated to the rewards are more than enough. It seems  that the number of participants isn’t the determining factor for the bounty program, but their quality is.

[MadduckUK]

You allocate incredibly little means to the bounty program. How can it ever become successful in case of such poor funding?

In my opinion, 0.9% of the tokens issued allocated to the rewards are more than enough. It seems  that the number of participants isn’t the determining factor for the bounty program, but their quality is.

According to my experience, people who come to bounty are usually those ones who want to obtain tokens for free, so the quality of advertising in their social networks is, to put it mildly, dubious. It would be better if there were a smaller number of them, this will allow to make advertising more effective.

[unkletoken]

You allocate incredibly little means to the bounty program. How can it ever become successful in case of such poor funding?

In my opinion, 0.9% of the tokens issued allocated to the rewards are more than enough. It seems  that the number of participants isn’t the determining factor for the bounty program, but their quality is.

According to my experience, people who come to bounty are usually those ones who want to obtain tokens for free, so the quality of advertising in their social networks is, to put it mildly, dubious. It would be better if there were a smaller number of them, this will allow to make advertising more effective.

But even effective users will be able to require to pay off their share immediately after the sale is completed, and this will hit the growth of the value of the token.

[Ackedy]

You allocate incredibly little means to the bounty program. How can it ever become successful in case of such poor funding?

In my opinion, 0.9% of the tokens issued allocated to the rewards are more than enough. It seems  that the number of participants isn’t the determining factor for the bounty program, but their quality is.

According to my experience, people who come to bounty are usually those ones who want to obtain tokens for free, so the quality of advertising in their social networks is, to put it mildly, dubious. It would be better if there were a smaller number of them, this will allow to make advertising more effective.

But even effective users will be able to require to pay off their share immediately after the sale is completed, and this will hit the growth of the value of the token.

No, the more rational way to act for them is just to leave the tokens in their wallet for a couple of years and forget about them. Let's suppose that you got 10 tokens for bounty - today it's $20, and after a year it will be $300. It’s extremely harmful to hurry in this case.

[sinfazat22ron]

Will there be a 20% discount on the pre-sale for all the currencies?

[MkrKing]

Will there be a 20% discount on the pre-sale for all the currencies?

Good afternoon. Yes, a 20% discount will cover payment with any crypto-currency.