[ANN] CanYa l|l Real working product, $2 trillion-dollar market

[californybit]

I’ve learned that your platform will give out to some of the performers their own licenses. Is it necessary for them to have a license of the state where the performer conducts his activity, or whether they are distributed autonomously?

[shivansps]

Are there any restrictions on the purchase of premium subscriptions for performers? For example, you must first perform 10 or 15 orders, or something like this.

Exatcly there is 3 plans: starter plan, bussiness and ultimate. This picture has been taken from CanYa channel:

[Gamelander]

Hi. Tell me please, have you already reached the soft-cup level?

[foreverman]

Hi. Tell me please, have you already reached the soft-cup level?

It’s impossible to answer this question since the developers did not set the soft-cup level.

[askon]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

[ggcript]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

[CAraBuss]

Good afternoon. Arbitration charges 5% of the amount of the dispute. Are they paid by the one who lost or ин both parties involved?

[askon]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

Why do you think so? If a person pay for services with tokens, and the performer wants to withdraw funds from the platform in a fiat currency, we can observe a tight linkage to the market value of services. This option will be popular until the crypto currency is used everywhere.

[ggcript]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

Why do you think so? If a person pay for services with tokens, and the performer wants to withdraw funds from the platform in a fiat currency, we can observe a tight linkage to the market value of services. This option will be popular until the crypto currency is used everywhere.

First, if the performer wants to exchange tokens to fiat means, he will need to go to the stock exchange and sell them at a market price. Secondly, the demand for tokens will constantly grow, as soon they will become the only currency in the turnover of the platform.

[askon]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

Why do you think so? If a person pay for services with tokens, and the performer wants to withdraw funds from the platform in a fiat currency, we can observe a tight linkage to the market value of services. This option will be popular until the crypto currency is used everywhere.

First, if the performer wants to exchange tokens to fiat means, he will need to go to the stock exchange and sell them at a market price. Secondly, the demand for tokens will constantly grow, as soon they will become the only currency in the turnover of the platform.

Thanks for explanation. I just assumed for some reason that the conversion would be occurred in the app itself, without involving third-party exchanges. But if the price of the token is dictated by the market, then there shouldn’t be any problems.

[specialAU]

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

Why do you think so? If a person pay for services with tokens, and the performer wants to withdraw funds from the platform in a fiat currency, we can observe a tight linkage to the market value of services. This option will be popular until the crypto currency is used everywhere.

First, if the performer wants to exchange tokens to fiat means, he will need to go to the stock exchange and sell them at a market price. Secondly, the demand for tokens will constantly grow, as soon they will become the only currency in the turnover of the platform.

Thanks for explanation. I just assumed for some reason that the conversion would be occurred in the app itself, without involving third-party exchanges. But if the price of the token is dictated by the market, then there shouldn’t be any problems.

Sorry for interfering with your dialogue, but I suddenly wondered why the platform would not create its own reserve. It could be attached to some stable currency, for example, gold or platinum, thereby it could completely protect the holders of tokens from sudden fluctuations in value.

[shivansps]

Hi. Tell me please, have you already reached the soft-cup level?

As I know from the developers and from whitepaper source there is no soft-cap. The project will commence development with or without reaching the hard cap. Do you think that all that partnerships could be established if they was thinking about not commencing development?

Good afternoon. I can’t understand: on the one hand, the tokens of your platform are positioned as crypto currency, and on the other - the majority of users will prefer to pay for the necessary services in a fiat currency. How will this affect the value of the token? 

As you have correctly noticed, this is a crypto currency, but its liquidity is provided 100% by a platform, and there’re no probable prerequisites for a drastic price reduction in the near future. In addition, the deficit of CAN tokens is a scenario close to fantastic.

Why do you think so? If a person pay for services with tokens, and the performer wants to withdraw funds from the platform in a fiat currency, we can observe a tight linkage to the market value of services. This option will be popular until the crypto currency is used everywhere.

First, if the performer wants to exchange tokens to fiat means, he will need to go to the stock exchange and sell them at a market price. Secondly, the demand for tokens will constantly grow, as soon they will become the only currency in the turnover of the platform.

Thanks for explanation. I just assumed for some reason that the conversion would be occurred in the app itself, without involving third-party exchanges. But if the price of the token is dictated by the market, then there shouldn’t be any problems.

Sorry for interfering with your dialogue, but I suddenly wondered why the platform would not create its own reserve. It could be attached to some stable currency, for example, gold or platinum, thereby it could completely protect the holders of tokens from sudden fluctuations in value.

It is achieved with the DigixDAO tokens which is backed by stable gold assets from Singapore. This gold can't be audited in any time.

[shivansps]

Good afternoon. Arbitration charges 5% of the amount of the dispute. Are they paid by the one who lost or ин both parties involved?

It is paid only by the person who is not agree with the automatic dispute resolution. I think it makes sense. It could be a provider could be a client as well.

[jetyap]

Good afternoon. Now all the users are rewarded for promo-actions of with means from a dedicated pool. What will happen when the tokens in it end?

The tokens will be replenished through the Asset Contract which sends a portion off to the Rewards pool.

Are there any restrictions on the purchase of premium subscriptions for performers? For example, you must first perform 10 or 15 orders, or something like this.

That is a good question. The featured listings would be for service providers who have fulfilled a minimum criteria.

[matthewtalbot]

Good afternoon. The bonus token’s rate is valid now on the ICO. Will it have any time limits?

[nextwalker]

Good afternoon. The bonus token’s rate is valid now on the ICO. Will it have any time limits?

There won’t be any time limits, but the number of tokens is only 4 million, so you’d better hurry up.

[Mops]

Good afternoon. Supposing, I’ve found a performer but I’m not sure that he will do everything that I need. Can I discuss the terms with him using a third-party messenger?

[seriosman]

Explain me please, will arbitration begin to work at the moment when the platform will be launched or will it be introduced sooner?

[energycrypt]

Good afternoon. As far as I understand, you’ve already even tested your platform in the framework of a city and it worked out like clockwork. This fact distinguishes you favorably from all the other ICOs. At the same time, what measures do you take to continue to expand? 

[hollybit]

Hi. Don’t  you plan to sell your own project to any popular brand?  It would significantly reduce the costs of advertisement and expansion of the audience.