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Author Topic: [ANN][ICO]CREDITS - New Blockchain for financial industry [HARDCAP REACHED!]  (Read 37709 times)
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December 04, 2017, 01:09:59 PM
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Good afternoon. Can I send ETH directly from the exchanger in order to avoid spending a lot of time on buying coins?
Hello. Don’t do it in any case, otherwise you won’t be able to get CREDITS coins.  Purchase tokens only via the official website!

Well, you have to buy tokens directly on the site, because as the friend reported you can run the risk of not receiving your tokens
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December 04, 2017, 08:16:28 PM
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Hello. Is it true that I can spend only 1 Eth on buying tokens?
what do you mean  Huh min ETH amount to purchase CS tokens is 0.01 and max 1000
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December 04, 2017, 08:18:41 PM
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Good afternoon. Does anyone know how many recent operations will be stored in the system? Will the account’s information about these transactions be kept?
It is #blockchain all operations will be stored in system on all nodes
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December 04, 2017, 08:21:23 PM
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Such a large service has no algorithm that solves the problem of double spending. It’s very sad, although, I hope that the developers will implement such an algorithm into the platform in the near future. But all in all I really like the CREDITS project!
there are will be a lot of useful changes and updates in the future
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December 04, 2017, 08:24:38 PM
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Good afternoon. Can I send ETH directly from the exchanger in order to avoid spending a lot of time on buying coins?
no, you should send ETH only from wallets to which you have fully access and private key and which are supporting ERC20 tokens by ethereum network
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December 05, 2017, 07:12:15 AM
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As far as I understand, CREDITS is conducting pre-sale now. What about the progress at this stage?
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December 05, 2017, 07:15:14 AM
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As far as I understand, CREDITS is conducting pre-sale now. What about the progress at this stage?
Hello. The company has already collected more than 500 thousand USD, and this is an excellent result!
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December 05, 2017, 07:17:50 AM
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Hello. How will the network load affect the changes in transaction costs?
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December 05, 2017, 07:45:43 AM
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Hello, comrades. Tell me, how much time is left until the end of pre-sale?
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December 05, 2017, 07:47:17 AM
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Hello, comrades. Tell me, how much time is left until the end of pre-sale?

Greetings. You don’t have much time left, because there’s a bit more than 10 days until the end of pre-sale.
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December 05, 2017, 07:48:23 AM
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Do I understand correctly that the CREDITS service won’t be able to implement self-managed smart contracts without a decentralized environment? Why?
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December 05, 2017, 11:16:27 AM
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Hi everybody. Tell me please, won’t it be possible to create and process transactions under smart contracts without CREDITs currency units on the platform?
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December 05, 2017, 11:25:59 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.
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December 05, 2017, 11:27:56 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.
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December 05, 2017, 11:36:15 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.

Is it described in white paper? Apparently, I missed this point. Tell us please how the “method” will work.
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December 05, 2017, 11:41:47 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.

Is it described in white paper? Apparently, I missed this point. Tell us please how the “method” will work.

The algorithm of its operation is as simple as possible. The logic and sequence of actions are described by a program code (module) which contains commands, the sequential execution of which allows you to get the desired result.
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December 05, 2017, 11:44:37 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.

Is it described in white paper? Apparently, I missed this point. Tell us please how the “method” will work.

The algorithm of its operation is as simple as possible. The logic and sequence of actions are described by a program code (module) which contains commands, the sequential execution of which allows you to get the desired result.
This sounds very reliable, the guys from CREDITS obviously worked hard. And which commands describing the logic and sequence of actions does program code use in its operation?
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December 05, 2017, 11:47:56 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.

Is it described in white paper? Apparently, I missed this point. Tell us please how the “method” will work.

The algorithm of its operation is as simple as possible. The logic and sequence of actions are described by a program code (module) which contains commands, the sequential execution of which allows you to get the desired result.
This sounds very reliable, the guys from CREDITS obviously worked hard. And which commands describing the logic and sequence of actions does program code use in its operation?

This code can handle system commands (for example, assignments command), user commands (separately written functions), contract features (variables initialized statically or dynamically, available from any contract method), and also the methods of any other third-party contract, which is available not only to the owner of the connected (third-party) contract.
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December 05, 2017, 11:50:30 AM
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Automated smart contracts are very cool. But I haven’t met a mechanism that would be responsible for keeping the logic and sequence of actions when transactions are carryied out. It turns out that if I’m right, a smart contract may fail.

No, it’s difficult to imagine operation of the CREDITS project without such a mechanism. The developers of the company are smart people, therefore they provided such a mechanism. It’s called a “method” in CREDITS. It’s method that is responsible for observing the logic and sequence of actions when conducting transactions.

Is it described in white paper? Apparently, I missed this point. Tell us please how the “method” will work.

The algorithm of its operation is as simple as possible. The logic and sequence of actions are described by a program code (module) which contains commands, the sequential execution of which allows you to get the desired result.
This sounds very reliable, the guys from CREDITS obviously worked hard. And which commands describing the logic and sequence of actions does program code use in its operation?

This code can handle system commands (for example, assignments command), user commands (separately written functions), contract features (variables initialized statically or dynamically, available from any contract method), and also the methods of any other third-party contract, which is available not only to the owner of the connected (third-party) contract.

And is there information on script language in which CREDITS specialists develop this code?
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December 05, 2017, 12:03:23 PM
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Hello. How will the network load affect the changes in transaction costs?

So, I would also ask this Smiley Will the fee always be the same or will it be according to the number of transactions?
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