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November 16, 2017, 07:14:58 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
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VLB_token (OP)
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November 16, 2017, 08:07:07 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. |
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captainhera
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November 16, 2017, 08:11:33 AM |
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Paul is giving online interview now to Peter Saddington. The head of Blockchain design. You can watch online now and we will upload it to our YouTube late on. To watch the interview, click here: https://thebitcoin.pub/Great work guys! Thanks a lot for all these updates and active community manager! Really hope this will stay like this. Keep those updates coming  |
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Elkmar
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November 16, 2017, 08:18:59 AM |
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Nice video there. Better than the ann to quickly understand the project ! |
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magisterr
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November 16, 2017, 08:42:21 AM |
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I cant understand why you need tokens here and how you will use them here? What liquidity of tokens here?
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November 16, 2017, 08:52:41 AM |
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I cant understand why you need tokens here and how you will use them here? What liquidity of tokens here?
Main driver for VLB Tokens value growth is their turnover through the system, which will increase in line with the blockchain system development. As each Paying participant shall be required to spend 1 VLB Token on each transaction and there are on average 3.5 Paying Participants per each transaction we expect that demand for VLB Tokens will increase in the next 5 years by 16+ times to 4.4 bln per year, making each VLB Token turn 18 times per year Such demand and rapid turnover will significantly impact the price of VLB Tokens. Given the potential cost savings and revenue opportunities for Industry Participants, VLB Tokens price may increase 50-100x once the Vehicle Lifecycle Blockchain is fully deployed. |
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November 16, 2017, 09:21:06 AM |
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1 ETH minimum? I was going ho for this project, now i know i won't be contributing because That is too rich for me.
Yes, minimum 1 ETH. At least 1 ETH this limits the range of potential investors. A lot of potential investors who are ready to invest small amounts will not be able to participate. |
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November 16, 2017, 09:45:39 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. Oh now it is clear to me why this project are proposing a decentralized system for their client. They have a clear motive for everyone, to have a tranparency board to for every client. It is nice to know that there still few developer who look for the automotive industry to be more trusted than to their personal purposes. |
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November 16, 2017, 09:51:52 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. I don't see why someone who is repairing his car by himself is not a honest player? Can you explain me why you think this? I mean, if someone has the skills to do so, why not? Why should he pay more then needed and why should he be punished by insurances? |
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November 16, 2017, 10:19:28 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. I don't see why someone who is repairing his car by himself is not a honest player? Can you explain me why you think this? I mean, if someone has the skills to do so, why not? Why should he pay more then needed and why should he be punished by insurances? In the future, maybe you can not interfere at all with the technical side of the car. First, most of the cars will belong to Carsharing services that will prohibit interfering with the operation of the car. Secondly, the complexity of electronics and protection from manufacturers will increase that will not allow the average car owner to repair the car on his own, provided that the guarantee remains valid. Third, 99% of people do not want to repair a car, but want to get a high-quality, fast repair with a guarantee. |
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November 16, 2017, 11:05:17 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. I don't see why someone who is repairing his car by himself is not a honest player? Can you explain me why you think this? I mean, if someone has the skills to do so, why not? Why should he pay more then needed and why should he be punished by insurances? In the future, maybe you can not interfere at all with the technical side of the car. First, most of the cars will belong to Carsharing services that will prohibit interfering with the operation of the car. Secondly, the complexity of electronics and protection from manufacturers will increase that will not allow the average car owner to repair the car on his own, provided that the guarantee remains valid. Third, 99% of people do not want to repair a car, but want to get a high-quality, fast repair with a guarantee. There will ever be people which can repair or change brake, wheels, and other parts of a car. In my city people often repair things bythemself, but time will show what will be the best solution for your system. |
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November 16, 2017, 11:08:19 AM |
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can you explain, how tx do?
if your technology based on ethereum block chain, we need to pay some gas for every tx.
if we use your service, pay use VLB token, and for every vlb tx its need some gas. what solution for this?
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November 16, 2017, 11:31:34 AM |
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can you explain, how tx do?
if your technology based on ethereum block chain, we need to pay some gas for every tx.
if we use your service, pay use VLB token, and for every vlb tx its need some gas. what solution for this?
Gas for transactions is not needed, because we use our blockchain. |
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November 16, 2017, 11:34:42 AM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. I don't see why someone who is repairing his car by himself is not a honest player? Can you explain me why you think this? I mean, if someone has the skills to do so, why not? Why should he pay more then needed and why should he be punished by insurances? In the future, maybe you can not interfere at all with the technical side of the car. First, most of the cars will belong to Carsharing services that will prohibit interfering with the operation of the car. Secondly, the complexity of electronics and protection from manufacturers will increase that will not allow the average car owner to repair the car on his own, provided that the guarantee remains valid. Third, 99% of people do not want to repair a car, but want to get a high-quality, fast repair with a guarantee. There will ever be people which can repair or change brake, wheels, and other parts of a car. In my city people often repair things bythemself, but time will show what will be the best solution for your system. Will the repair shops who want to be integrated with the VLB ecosystem need to pay an ongoing fee to the VLB company? If so, is there a rough idea of how much it would cost? |
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November 16, 2017, 11:43:52 AM |
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ico price is almost 0.0012 ETH
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November 16, 2017, 11:53:33 AM |
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well, this sounds like a good project for leased cars or company owned buisness cars, but a little bit hard to adapt for the private owned cars sectore, regarding own repairs and so on.
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November 16, 2017, 12:13:28 PM |
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Your blockchain technology is based on the use of repair workspaces, right? Like you go to an official place, let them make the repair and this will be saved on the blockchain, did I got it right? So everyone who is doing DIY repairs will not have any registration on the blockchain. In Germany for example (and probabaly also in the US and some other places) there is a big community for car pimping and repairs, who is using old and new parts for their cars. Is there any chance for them to register on the blockchain? Probably not or?
I mean in the example you gave some sites before it was for warranty issues but what would be other parts? Anyways if someone buys a new part he has also warranty on it, but could not register on the blockchain because he fixed his car himself, right?
If a car owner fixes the car himself there will be no record. However, it's difficult to fix the car without any traces. If he goes to a service integrated to the VLB ecosystem there will be a record on the blockchain. If a repair shop is not integrated with the VLB there will be no record. However, in the future there will be less trust to this participant, which will be reflected in the price of insurance or car loan. The purpose of the project is to make the market more transparent so that honest players will benefit. I don't see why someone who is repairing his car by himself is not a honest player? Can you explain me why you think this? I mean, if someone has the skills to do so, why not? Why should he pay more then needed and why should he be punished by insurances? In the future, maybe you can not interfere at all with the technical side of the car. First, most of the cars will belong to Carsharing services that will prohibit interfering with the operation of the car. Secondly, the complexity of electronics and protection from manufacturers will increase that will not allow the average car owner to repair the car on his own, provided that the guarantee remains valid. Third, 99% of people do not want to repair a car, but want to get a high-quality, fast repair with a guarantee. There will ever be people which can repair or change brake, wheels, and other parts of a car. In my city people often repair things bythemself, but time will show what will be the best solution for your system. Will the repair shops who want to be integrated with the VLB ecosystem need to pay an ongoing fee to the VLB company? If so, is there a rough idea of how much it would cost? Repair shops will need our tokens to record the information into the blockchain. ico price is ≈ 0.0015 ETH |
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November 16, 2017, 12:14:39 PM |
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It is always better putting some videos. Whitepaper covering all but most people are always lazy to read it, videos is better because of it. |
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matjas
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November 16, 2017, 12:18:45 PM |
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It is always better putting some videos. Whitepaper covering all but most people are always lazy to read it, videos is better because of it. I think it benefits both since video is easier to make then write a whitepaper and also easier to go trough from users perspective. Others projects should to the same. |
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captainhera
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November 16, 2017, 12:34:32 PM |
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It is always better putting some videos. Whitepaper covering all but most people are always lazy to read it, videos is better because of it. I think it benefits both since video is easier to make then write a whitepaper and also easier to go trough from users perspective. Others projects should to the same. Videos are always better for new crypto users. If you are new in the crypto space you dont understand a Whitepaper. Great videos always helps when you are new. VLB will benefit if they make more videos. |
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