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February 16, 2018, 11:33:11 AM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
In my opinion the health systems in the different countries are not the same. There are other processes and approaches. And also the problems of each health system is different. So the won't be one global solution. There will be several different who use the advantages of blockchain to cover their problems. I havent seen any working product of this kind of business. So im interested to see the people reaction when this is available and how far this will benefit. I cant compare this project with its competitors because im not really familiar to them and dont completely read the whitepaper yet. |
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Frickeladm
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February 16, 2018, 12:45:27 PM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
In my opinion the health systems in the different countries are not the same. There are other processes and approaches. And also the problems of each health system is different. So the won't be one global solution. There will be several different who use the advantages of blockchain to cover their problems. I havent seen any working product of this kind of business. So im interested to see the people reaction when this is available and how far this will benefit. I cant compare this project with its competitors because im not really familiar to them and dont completely read the whitepaper yet. I think there are no competitors in this particular sector. But i can say that ive heard from someone in the medical sector that theyre well aware of this project. |
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February 16, 2018, 12:46:42 PM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
Didn't saw other competitiors, do you have a name for us? I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) |
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levyashin
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February 16, 2018, 12:56:47 PM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
Didn't saw other competitiors, do you have a name for us? Actually, there is too many health icos running right now. You can check here; https://icobench.com/icos/healthSome of them not exactly health in blockchain but some are. |
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February 16, 2018, 12:59:43 PM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
Didn't saw other competitiors, do you have a name for us? Actually, there is too many health icos running right now. You can check here; https://icobench.com/icos/healthSome of them not exactly health in blockchain but some are. this is A LOT of health related ICOs. I didn't know there were so many even though not all of them will be direct competitors. |
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Piggy
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February 16, 2018, 01:07:13 PM |
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the health sector is a perfect use case for blockchain technolgy since is requiring privacy and integrity of the patient data.
Then there are also a lot of money floating around this field.
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February 16, 2018, 01:19:02 PM |
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I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity
There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) Competition is always good, but quality wins the game. If eHealth will be consistently doing what they planned to, I think they'll be fine. Besides, it's true that healthcare is conservative, that's why doing things slower might be better than doing them faster. Higher chance to succeed, imo. |
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February 16, 2018, 01:33:43 PM |
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I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity
There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) Competition is always good, but quality wins the game. If eHealth will be consistently doing what they planned to, I think they'll be fine. Besides, it's true that healthcare is conservative, that's why doing things slower might be better than doing them faster. Higher chance to succeed, imo. you have to be conservative in a field where every move can have such an impact on someone's life. slow and steady wins the race. |
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February 16, 2018, 01:40:31 PM |
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I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity
There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) Competition is always good, but quality wins the game. If eHealth will be consistently doing what they planned to, I think they'll be fine. Besides, it's true that healthcare is conservative, that's why doing things slower might be better than doing them faster. Higher chance to succeed, imo. Especially in this sector you need a very good team with a great variety in the medical sector. I think there are not many projects out there with such a great team. |
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February 16, 2018, 01:55:23 PM |
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I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity
There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) Competition is always good, but quality wins the game. If eHealth will be consistently doing what they planned to, I think they'll be fine. Besides, it's true that healthcare is conservative, that's why doing things slower might be better than doing them faster. Higher chance to succeed, imo. Especially in this sector you need a very good team with a great variety in the medical sector. I think there are not many projects out there with such a great team. It's not only that they are medical professionals. They also respond quickly to inquiries. For example, the white paper link wasn't working so I applied for access to Gdrive for my mail address and they mailed me a new link minutes later. |
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February 16, 2018, 02:08:58 PM |
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There are other health in blockchain campaign. What do you think about those competitions
Didn't saw other competitiors, do you have a name for us? Actually, there is too many health icos running right now. You can check here; https://icobench.com/icos/healthSome of them not exactly health in blockchain but some are. I've done a review in the last few days, and there are really a lot of health-related issues, but I have not found any that have the Ehealth features in many projects, nor is there any real usefulness for tokens created, some tokens, or related to what they try to apply. That's the differential I see in Ehealth, real and useful application, useful and promising token, and spanning the world with ease |
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February 16, 2018, 02:43:38 PM |
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Did we got any infos so far if eHealth has a direct connection to SENS?
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Piggy
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February 16, 2018, 03:01:21 PM |
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Did we got any infos so far if eHealth has a direct connection to SENS?
What do you mean by SENS? |
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levyashin
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February 16, 2018, 03:24:16 PM |
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Competiton is something you can expect from health industry in the blockchain. It is very normal.
It is healthy and necessary. I am trusting ehealth will rise the challenge and will execute way better than the others.
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February 16, 2018, 03:45:22 PM |
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But in the end eHealth will not take their focus on the complete health industry. There are so different approaches in health management for examble in industrial countries.
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batako
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February 16, 2018, 03:54:19 PM |
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Competiton is something you can expect from health industry in the blockchain. It is very normal.
It is healthy and necessary. I am trusting ehealth will rise the challenge and will execute way better than the others.
Competition is something that can't be avoided. At the end, which is more useful will win. |
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February 16, 2018, 04:26:22 PM |
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Competiton is something you can expect from health industry in the blockchain. It is very normal.
It is healthy and necessary. I am trusting ehealth will rise the challenge and will execute way better than the others.
Competition is something that can't be avoided. At the end, which is more useful will win. Competition is necessary for the end user as it keeps them motivated to progress. |
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Frickeladm
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February 16, 2018, 04:34:21 PM |
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Competiton is something you can expect from health industry in the blockchain. It is very normal.
It is healthy and necessary. I am trusting ehealth will rise the challenge and will execute way better than the others.
Competition is something that can't be avoided. At the end, which is more useful will win. Competition is necessary for the end user as it keeps them motivated to progress. If you make money, there is always competition...but less likely with bigger projects. we will see once we see results |
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February 16, 2018, 04:37:35 PM
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Hi everyone! Nickolay Kryuchkov: What are the best features of EHF Project and ICO? Watch the video https://youtu.be/hdMMmX8pWvYWe are considering all your questions here and we'll be making the answers and comments soon. Have a nice weekend!  |
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February 16, 2018, 04:44:02 PM |
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I saw one in ads in YouTube. Forgot the name . I'm sure there are many others out there which we haven't come across yet. Bitcointalk isn't the only [Suspicious link removed]munity
There are several of them like MedicalChain, but I don't wee them (at least now) as serious rivals to eHealth. You can browse them here - https://icobench.com/icos/healthWow, this is a long list. Hipfully the other ones are not faster because eHealth roadmap ist longterm. There are some got another approach like fitness but there are also some got nearly the same approach. But withouth spending that much time I have seen that the teams are much smaller and the information do not look that professional. At least the information in some whitepaper ;-) Competition is always good, but quality wins the game. If eHealth will be consistently doing what they planned to, I think they'll be fine. Besides, it's true that healthcare is conservative, that's why doing things slower might be better than doing them faster. Higher chance to succeed, imo. you have to be conservative in a field where every move can have such an impact on someone's life. slow and steady wins the race. if you dont run out of money meanwhile. thats why long projects need a really solid foundation and good longterm planning. review, rework, reproduce. |
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