[ANN][ICO] EHF eHealth First

[pynetx]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

okay I did not knew that - how does ether delta handle this?

To protect US citizens from losing money through scam ridden ICOs, the SEC took the measure of disallowing its citizens from joining the bandwagon. Right now the route to buying tokens is a bit circuitous. Swipe your card through an exchange like coinbase or changelly for ethereum or bitcoin, and then you go ahead get the token. For etherdelta, you sign-in by syncing your etherwallet. Not the safest route ever.

I don't recommend using etherdelta - lately they allowed substitution dns server, as result were stolen various tokens cost of millions dollars.
In the case of decentralization, no one is responsible for this.

Well, if you shouldn't expose your private key to ED. Better use a hardware wallet or metamask then you will have no effect of things like dns hacks. ED is a perfect exchange for the ones who know how to operate it. I prefer it over centralized exchanges.

[bitcoin-shark]

The project is really in demand, there are still a lot of questions, but if they create a decentralized database, this will solve a lot of existing problems in health sphere

All the health data in digital format is going to reside ina blockchai/ decentralized database

public health data in public database there is good and bad in this.. 

I think data will be encrypted. I don't believe that it will be as easy as checking out a Bitcoin address where you can see all transactions and the balance.

without encryption, nobody will use this. Nobody wants his personal health data shared on an open blockchain.

It will be encrypted, otherwise they would kill their own project. But we are talking about health related stuff, where doctors also have strict regulations etc. So I think they know what to do.

the patient's health database will be available to the attending doctor but will somehow be encrypted on the blockchain because they are sensitive and personal data...

[saintkamei]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

okay I did not knew that - how does ether delta handle this?

To protect US citizens from losing money through scam ridden ICOs, the SEC took the measure of disallowing its citizens from joining the bandwagon. Right now the route to buying tokens is a bit circuitous. Swipe your card through an exchange like coinbase or changelly for ethereum or bitcoin, and then you go ahead get the token. For etherdelta, you sign-in by syncing your etherwallet. Not the safest route ever.

I don't recommend using etherdelta - lately they allowed substitution dns server, as result were stolen various tokens cost of millions dollars.
In the case of decentralization, no one is responsible for this.

is this dangerous too when I don't leave tokens on ether delta?

It helps to have another layer of security. I use Metamask so that I can approve every transaction manually using the plugin app. Alternatively, there's been some phishing attacks. A friend of mine lost his tokens because he signed in to a phishing site that looks exactly like the original site. While it doesn't require of you to KYC, it is risky too. Decentralised and anonymous, but riddled with problems. And it has changed ownership now.

[saintkamei]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

okay I did not knew that - how does ether delta handle this?

To protect US citizens from losing money through scam ridden ICOs, the SEC took the measure of disallowing its citizens from joining the bandwagon. Right now the route to buying tokens is a bit circuitous. Swipe your card through an exchange like coinbase or changelly for ethereum or bitcoin, and then you go ahead get the token. For etherdelta, you sign-in by syncing your etherwallet. Not the safest route ever.

I don't recommend using etherdelta - lately they allowed substitution dns server, as result were stolen various tokens cost of millions dollars.
In the case of decentralization, no one is responsible for this.

is this dangerous too when I don't leave tokens on ether delta?

It can be dangerous too, I know some cases when the tokens were stolen not from exchange market but directly from the wallet. anyways, do your best to secure your capital and hope for the better)

I think you mean phising clone websites, its the fault of users. Not etherdelta

Jonny Tracker is right here. He lost hundreds of centras to a phishing site just cos he forgot to check that there's an 'r' missing on his etherdelta.

[Yasemin]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

[CryptoCutie]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

not at all, for US redisents buy coins and token from exchanges, is from federal state to state different. last year it was so.

[aveon]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

[omwibya]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

if they use KYC, just declare yourself of a non-US country and you'll do fine. it's not that bad.

[pizza_dev]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

if they use KYC, just declare yourself of a non-US country and you'll do fine. it's not that bad.

They can reach a bigger surrounding

[BY_ATOM]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

okay I did not knew that - how does ether delta handle this?

To protect US citizens from losing money through scam ridden ICOs, the SEC took the measure of disallowing its citizens from joining the bandwagon. Right now the route to buying tokens is a bit circuitous. Swipe your card through an exchange like coinbase or changelly for ethereum or bitcoin, and then you go ahead get the token. For etherdelta, you sign-in by syncing your etherwallet. Not the safest route ever.

I don't recommend using etherdelta - lately they allowed substitution dns server, as result were stolen various tokens cost of millions dollars.
In the case of decentralization, no one is responsible for this.

I fully support you. I have a lot of friends lost a lot of money for hacking exchange!

[belechau]

I did not understand why so many legal impediments to participation in hollows. No one declares himself American if he intends to participate, if I were I would do the same. Surely no one wants to miss the opportunity to join eHealth because we know how great it will be.

[ImTotya]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Largely limited in the amount of 5000$ per day. For a week it turns out 35000$ In principle, if not in a hurry it is possible to withdraw almost any amount!

[Jay2408]

I did not understand why so many legal impediments to participation in hollows. No one declares himself American if he intends to participate, if I were I would do the same. Surely no one wants to miss the opportunity to join eHealth because we know how great it will be.

But EHF doesn't say explicitely that US citizens aren't allowed to participate in the ICO, do they? Of course, they also don't say explicitely that they comply with SEC regulations, so it's quite ambiguous.

[beeelzebub]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

if they use KYC, just declare yourself of a non-US country and you'll do fine. it's not that bad.

What do you mean?

If they make a KYC you will need to show them your id and if you are american you can't change that.

[alphashotgun]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

if they use KYC, just declare yourself of a non-US country and you'll do fine. it's not that bad.

What do you mean?

If they make a KYC you will need to show them your id and if you are american you can't change that.

that would be the most simple way I think

[helloal]

As a long term project, I don't think that we'll see the major pumps in the short term, so it shouldn't be too bad if people miss out on the ICO. If they see potential in this project they will get it as soon as they can on the exchanges.

[beeelzebub]

As a long term project, I don't think that we'll see the major pumps in the short term, so it shouldn't be too bad if people miss out on the ICO. If they see potential in this project they will get it as soon as they can on the exchanges.

Yes, i am expecting some stable price for some years, with more value every year. Slow but steady price rise.

[CryptoCutie]

a stable price it what we investors want. Not pump and dumb.

[Herad Hedid]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but US residents can still buy the tokens from exchanges once they are listed?

I think it is just like that

As far as I know, mainly exchanges make restrictions on the withdrawal of funds without personal verification.

Yes but that does not mean US redisents cant buy from exchanges if im correct

You may easily do it but not officially and probably via non-US companies. The same was in China, so people traded on foreign markets and used non-Chinese companies

if they use KYC, just declare yourself of a non-US country and you'll do fine. it's not that bad.

That's the most powerful part of the blockchain. That it's decentralised and nobody has the power to ban you out of the system.

[CryptoCutie]

powerful and decentralized on the blockchain, you are right.