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January 12, 2018, 02:27:35 PM |
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I understand all the calculations will be decentralized?
I'm talking about rendering the virtual world. This will work in a decentralized manner, using custom capacities
As far as I know this is built by the PoW algorithm and all the work of the platform is performed decentralized using the computing power of users. Yes, that's right, and as a reward, the user receives a coin, this is a mining algorithm.  Will the system remain stable? And why do you think that this may cause any problems?  Well, if the number of users of this world will be greater than those who are engaged in mining. Will there be a shortage of computing power that simply can not cope with the calculations on the network? Or will the system be somehow balanced in this regard? |
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January 12, 2018, 02:28:00 PM |
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I understand all the calculations will be decentralized?
I'm talking about rendering the virtual world. This will work in a decentralized manner, using custom capacities
As far as I know this is built by the PoW algorithm and all the work of the platform is performed decentralized using the computing power of users. Yes, that's right, and as a reward, the user receives a coin, this is a mining algorithm. Will the system remain stable? And why do you think that this may cause any problems? Well, if the number of users of this world will be greater than those who are engaged in mining. Will there be a shortage of computing power that simply can not cope with the calculations on the network? Or will the system be somehow balanced in this regard? They are engaged in this development since 2015, I think all the details and trifles are taken into account, and the system will be fully balanced. |
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carnitastaco
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January 12, 2018, 02:28:18 PM |
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I understand all the calculations will be decentralized?
I'm talking about rendering the virtual world. This will work in a decentralized manner, using custom capacities
As far as I know this is built by the PoW algorithm and all the work of the platform is performed decentralized using the computing power of users. Yes, that's right, and as a reward, the user receives a coin, this is a mining algorithm. Will the system remain stable? And why do you think that this may cause any problems? Well, if the number of users of this world will be greater than those who are engaged in mining. Will there be a shortage of computing power that simply can not cope with the calculations on the network? Or will the system be somehow balanced in this regard? They are engaged in this development since 2015, I think all the details and trifles are taken into account, and the system will be fully balanced. I hope so Let's wait for the release of the project and see how it will work =) |
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January 12, 2018, 02:53:30 PM |
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does anyone know how much they have already fundraised now? wanted to know, if they are going to hit the hardcap thanks in advance |
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Yasemin
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January 12, 2018, 08:34:24 PM |
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Isnt it risky to start a VR ICO when there are already so many VR ICOs? As an investor I would not invest in more than 1 VR ICO
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CryptoCutie
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January 12, 2018, 10:53:11 PM |
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how many have mark.space already fund raised now?
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imtiazmahmood
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January 13, 2018, 04:05:02 AM |
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how many have mark.space already fund raised now?
During the pre-sale mark.space raised $6 056 891 and ICO still running and going very successful. I also looking how much now sell raised. but time is coming to show up how much raised in few days. |
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Dwarf42
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January 13, 2018, 04:34:25 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
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Fritz93
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January 13, 2018, 04:41:24 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
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ooxtcoo
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January 13, 2018, 04:45:34 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
who do you mean? |
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InfiniteGrim
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January 13, 2018, 04:50:12 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
I fully agree with you, but what are the advantages of this company? |
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Dwarf42
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January 13, 2018, 04:55:24 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
who do you mean? Well, for example, such giants as Google, Microsoft, HTC. They have long been working in the field of development and implementation of the opportunities of virtual and augmented reality in everyday life. |
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Fritz93
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January 13, 2018, 05:00:21 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
I fully agree with you, but what are the advantages of this company? There are a lot of advantages, well, for example, I can say that the project is supported by most platforms - any type of smartphone, tablet, PC and even smart TV. |
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ooxtcoo
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January 13, 2018, 05:05:26 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
who do you mean? Well, for example, such giants as Google, Microsoft, HTC. They have long been working in the field of development and implementation of the opportunities of virtual and augmented reality in everyday life. I think that competition is not terrible, if both products are of high quality, the more everything is learned in comparison! We know that while there is almost nothing worthy on the market, maybe these guys will be the first, whose idea will take a part of our life! |
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InfiniteGrim
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January 13, 2018, 05:09:45 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
I fully agree with you, but what are the advantages of this company? There are a lot of advantages, well, for example, I can say that the project is supported by most platforms - any type of smartphone, tablet, PC and even smart TV. That is, on smartphones will also be possible to use this platform? |
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Dwarf42
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January 13, 2018, 05:14:37 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
who do you mean? Well, for example, such giants as Google, Microsoft, HTC. They have long been working in the field of development and implementation of the opportunities of virtual and augmented reality in everyday life. I think that competition is not terrible, if both products are of high quality, the more everything is learned in comparison! We know that while there is almost nothing worthy on the market, maybe these guys will be the first, whose idea will take a part of our life! And in which countries is it planned to launch this platform? |
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Fritz93
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January 13, 2018, 05:19:22 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
I fully agree with you, but what are the advantages of this company? There are a lot of advantages, well, for example, I can say that the project is supported by most platforms - any type of smartphone, tablet, PC and even smart TV. That is, on smartphones will also be possible to use this platform? Of course, in our time this is a rather popular segment of the market, and it can not be ignored in any way. |
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ooxtcoo
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January 13, 2018, 05:23:58 AM |
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The idea and implementation of the project is really on top. But can MarkSpace compete with other strong companies developing in this segment?
who do you mean? Well, for example, such giants as Google, Microsoft, HTC. They have long been working in the field of development and implementation of the opportunities of virtual and augmented reality in everyday life. I think that competition is not terrible, if both products are of high quality, the more everything is learned in comparison! We know that while there is almost nothing worthy on the market, maybe these guys will be the first, whose idea will take a part of our life! And in which countries is it planned to launch this platform? Perhaps this project will become international, it all depends on the demand, the budget and the final result. |
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InfiniteGrim
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January 13, 2018, 05:28:49 AM |
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Yes, the idea is really very promising, given that the growth in popularity of VR is just beginning.
I fully agree with you, but what are the advantages of this company? There are a lot of advantages, well, for example, I can say that the project is supported by most platforms - any type of smartphone, tablet, PC and even smart TV. That is, on smartphones will also be possible to use this platform? Of course, in our time this is a rather popular segment of the market, and it can not be ignored in any way. But will the mobile application be convenient? |
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chichidori
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January 13, 2018, 05:30:07 AM |
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I hope so too that they build a mobile platform, but before expanding and start promoting a working product needs to be delivered first to solidify their grounds with the competitors.
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