MOOZICORE - World's 1st Music Streaming Service on Blockchain!

[Johnnyrig]

Can someone explain to me how an ICO can happen on August 2018 but they will be listed on an exchange much before then on March 2018?   

They make Adjustments to the current Value of MZI on there ICO in August.. so until August its a Circulating Supply of 250m.

[shibaji]

One more question: It looks like both of the founders created LinkedIn profile very recently - as if those were created just for this pre-ICO / whitepaper. Shine any light on that? It is a bit scammy.

[shibaji]

One more question: It looks like both of the founders created LinkedIn profile very recently - as if those were created just for this pre-ICO / whitepaper. Shine any light on that? It is a bit scammy.

What's up moozicore? No reply?

[cizixap]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

[SzoszoN]

Binance listing cost 1M$ their pre-ico amout will be 2m$ if they reach hardcap so will see, I think they cant go on to Binance

[holydarkness]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

They aim for company and business entity, actually. Spotify is not allowed for commercial use, although actually there are a lot of café owner using them, I guess.

[shibaji]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

They aim for company and business entity, actually. Spotify is not allowed for commercial use, although actually there are a lot of café owner using them, I guess.

Cool, but:

1. Why was the founders' linkedin profile created just before the moozicore ICO plan was formed?
2. Why no MVP or even a prototype?
3. Why only two founders who have 0 technical background, and no engineers?

Looks like a castle being built in the air. I would love to be proven wrong.

[Moozicore]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

They aim for company and business entity, actually. Spotify is not allowed for commercial use, although actually there are a lot of café owner using them, I guess.

Cool, but:

1. Why was the founders' linkedin profile created just before the moozicore ICO plan was formed?
2. Why no MVP or even a prototype?
3. Why only two founders who have 0 technical background, and no engineers?

Looks like a castle being built in the air. I would love to be proven wrong.

Hello,

Ad.1. Co-Founders LinkedIn profiles were set up in first half of 2017, but it doesn't mean anything. Please check our whole team background and you will see we are the right people to this job
Ad.2. Our product is very specific and creating MVP would cost 80% of total price, so it doesn't make sense in our case. All tech spec are done we just waiting to preICO ends to start full app development.
Ad.3. We've got CTO in our team, he is a shareholder of Moozicore Inc. CTO has his own team of devs, they will start working on the app right after preICO.

[shibaji]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

They aim for company and business entity, actually. Spotify is not allowed for commercial use, although actually there are a lot of café owner using them, I guess.

Cool, but:

1. Why was the founders' linkedin profile created just before the moozicore ICO plan was formed?
2. Why no MVP or even a prototype?
3. Why only two founders who have 0 technical background, and no engineers?

Looks like a castle being built in the air. I would love to be proven wrong.

Hello,

Ad.1. Co-Founders LinkedIn profiles were set up in first half of 2017, but it doesn't mean anything. Please check our whole team background and you will see we are the right people to this job
Ad.2. Our product is very specific and creating MVP would cost 80% of total price, so it doesn't make sense in our case. All tech spec are done we just waiting to preICO ends to start full app development.
Ad.3. We've got CTO in our team, he is a shareholder of Moozicore Inc. CTO has his own team of devs, they will start working on the app right after preICO.

Your whole team is two founders with 0 tech background. Rest are advisers and shareholders/contractors. "Yes we have" is not an answer - give details/links to prove. Who is CTO and what is the dev team?

What is your high level functional spec? If you say all tech specs are finalized, I am sure you can share functional specs which does not divulge any implementation details.

Give specific proof instead of handwaving. 

[I_See_Stars]

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year. Btw I very love the idea you want to realize.

[shibaji]

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year. Btw I very love the idea you want to realize.

Also, note that the 85k/ETH now, vs 80k/ETH in August. Not much difference for 7 month wait.

[XMN]

Love this projects, looks very promising.
I bought some tokens!
I think you should do bounty company, if you will do --> translate to Russian is reserved!

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year.

i think they have a plan about listening on the some of markets This is like EOS -> ICO during the year, but you can buy everywhere, a lot of markets trade during ICO..

Also, note that the 85k/ETH now, vs 80k/ETH in August.

yep, not big difference ..

[Moozicore]

World's 1st music streaming service on blockchain? I don't get as I am pretty happy user of spotify! Looks like total BS to me.

They aim for company and business entity, actually. Spotify is not allowed for commercial use, although actually there are a lot of café owner using them, I guess.

Cool, but:

1. Why was the founders' linkedin profile created just before the moozicore ICO plan was formed?
2. Why no MVP or even a prototype?
3. Why only two founders who have 0 technical background, and no engineers?

Looks like a castle being built in the air. I would love to be proven wrong.

Hello,

Ad.1. Co-Founders LinkedIn profiles were set up in first half of 2017, but it doesn't mean anything. Please check our whole team background and you will see we are the right people to this job
Ad.2. Our product is very specific and creating MVP would cost 80% of total price, so it doesn't make sense in our case. All tech spec are done we just waiting to preICO ends to start full app development.
Ad.3. We've got CTO in our team, he is a shareholder of Moozicore Inc. CTO has his own team of devs, they will start working on the app right after preICO.

Your whole team is two founders with 0 tech background. Rest are advisers and shareholders/contractors. "Yes we have" is not an answer - give details/links to prove. Who is CTO and what is the dev team?

What is your high level functional spec? If you say all tech specs are finalized, I am sure you can share functional specs which does not divulge any implementation details.

Give specific proof instead of handwaving. 

Shareholders (CTO and Legal) own company's stock so their are full team members not just contractors. The CTO is an experienced software engineer who has founded 3 successful companies in the IT and software industry.

[Moozicore]

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year. Btw I very love the idea you want to realize.

Also, note that the 85k/ETH now, vs 80k/ETH in August. Not much difference for 7 month wait.

During ICO in August price will be adjustet to current market value.

[XMN]

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year. Btw I very love the idea you want to realize.

Also, note that the 85k/ETH now, vs 80k/ETH in August. Not much difference for 7 month wait.

During ICO in August price will be adjustet to current market value.

i see, thanks,
what about bounty program?

[Moozicore]

Pre-sale ends 30 Jan 2018 and then till  1 Aug 2018 just a break of ICO? I mean usual ICO ends 28 Aug so we can trade tokens just autumn 2018? This is like freezing tokens for more a half of year. Btw I very love the idea you want to realize.

Also, note that the 85k/ETH now, vs 80k/ETH in August. Not much difference for 7 month wait.

During ICO in August price will be adjustet to current market value.

i see, thanks,
what about bounty program?

During preICO no, but definitelly there will be bounty program during ICO in August.

[Jo_Sch]

Here's one thing I am not getting and I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light on it/explain it to me - thanks!

You say the coins bought through the app can't be transferred outside the app - that much I am getting, also that tokens bought now at a discount can be transferred into the app and used.

Let's say I don't wanna use the coins/tokens but simply want to invest. If the coins can be purchased at $0.05 (or whatever) through the app, why would the tokens bought now increase in price to one higher than that if (IF I got that right!) IF all they can be used for is transferring them to the app and actually use them? Why should anyone pay let's say $1 for them on an exchange when he can buy them for $0.05 through the app?

Maybe I am just not getting it. It all sounds like a good idea, but I fail to see the point of investing in something that will always be available at a steady price if you know what I mean.

I guess I got something wrong here, so any explanation would be appreciated.

[shibaji]

Here's one thing I am not getting and I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light on it/explain it to me - thanks!

You say the coins bought through the app can't be transferred outside the app - that much I am getting, also that tokens bought now at a discount can be transferred into the app and used.

Let's say I don't wanna use the coins/tokens but simply want to invest. If the coins can be purchased at $0.05 (or whatever) through the app, why would the tokens bought now increase in price to one higher than that if (IF I got that right!) IF all they can be used for is transferring them to the app and actually use them? Why should anyone pay let's say $1 for them on an exchange when he can buy them for $0.05 through the app?

Maybe I am just not getting it. It all sounds like a good idea, but I fail to see the point of investing in something that will always be available at a steady price if you know what I mean.

I guess I got something wrong here, so any explanation would be appreciated.

This is why I queried about the value proposition of the tokens outside of the app! If there is revenue share etc, it is possible. Ideally there should be two classes of tokens, one is MZI, whose value can keep on growing, and another is internal MZI (let's say iMZI), which is fixed at $0.05. Then there should be a conversion factor so that for 1 MZI, you can get X amount of iMZI. Otherwise, if there is a 1:1 conversion when you send MZI into the app, no one will ever send it if value of externally trading MZI is > $0.05, as it will lose value immediately. Moreover, this will create utter confusion.

I do not think all these have been thought through well. It better be clarified. Overall project idea is very good, but I see lot of lack in execution. It would be a shame if this fails. Please, hire better people who can execute it properly. You should take me asking questions positively and improve.

[Moozicore]

Here's one thing I am not getting and I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light on it/explain it to me - thanks!

You say the coins bought through the app can't be transferred outside the app - that much I am getting, also that tokens bought now at a discount can be transferred into the app and used.

Let's say I don't wanna use the coins/tokens but simply want to invest. If the coins can be purchased at $0.05 (or whatever) through the app, why would the tokens bought now increase in price to one higher than that if (IF I got that right!) IF all they can be used for is transferring them to the app and actually use them? Why should anyone pay let's say $1 for them on an exchange when he can buy them for $0.05 through the app?

Maybe I am just not getting it. It all sounds like a good idea, but I fail to see the point of investing in something that will always be available at a steady price if you know what I mean.

I guess I got something wrong here, so any explanation would be appreciated.

If MZI market value will be for example $0,1 you will be able to buy 2x MZI in app (2x $0,05). In-app MZI price doesn't determine the MZI market value which is determined mostly by supply-demand factor.

[shibaji]

Here's one thing I am not getting and I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light on it/explain it to me - thanks!

You say the coins bought through the app can't be transferred outside the app - that much I am getting, also that tokens bought now at a discount can be transferred into the app and used.

Let's say I don't wanna use the coins/tokens but simply want to invest. If the coins can be purchased at $0.05 (or whatever) through the app, why would the tokens bought now increase in price to one higher than that if (IF I got that right!) IF all they can be used for is transferring them to the app and actually use them? Why should anyone pay let's say $1 for them on an exchange when he can buy them for $0.05 through the app?

Maybe I am just not getting it. It all sounds like a good idea, but I fail to see the point of investing in something that will always be available at a steady price if you know what I mean.

I guess I got something wrong here, so any explanation would be appreciated.

If MZI market value will be for example $0,1 you will be able to buy 2x MZI in app (2x $0,05). In-app MZI price doesn't determine the MZI market value which is determined mostly by supply-demand factor.

What is that demand coming from?