[ANN][ICO LIVE] 📷Photochain : Photography back in your control 📷

[kusumadewi]

How’s the dev progressing? Can you update us on any news pls if you are in track to restart in 8 days or not? can we beta test if possible? Thanks for your time

As developers answered, they are working hard on it. Their backend is ready, now they finalizing big the frontend and hope to deliver on time. I think all will be good.

[BrandyN]

Hi all!
Expect you detect pretty resources to develop your plan. Apperceptive website, engaging website.

[tarolog]

How’s the dev progressing? Can you update us on any news pls if you are in track to restart in 8 days or not? can we beta test if possible? Thanks for your time

As developers answered, they are working hard on it. Their backend is ready, now they finalizing big the frontend and hope to deliver on time. I think all will be good.

Hope there is a professional section and not all amateur and pro mixed into one curious to see how then platform will look and feel and function

[termion]

Hope there is a professional section and not all amateur and pro mixed into one curious to see how then platform will look and feel and function

Developers are also exited - the core of the platform is the license handling on the trading smart contract, but also other features like ai tagging and moderation are in place

[Varyg]

As developers said, now work 5 backend + 4 frontend developers - it's the question of quality, not one of the quantity. ICO will end 31 August.

[notderossi]

Photochain team is very impressive and strong, they will and can prove that they have the skills to organize and create a good platform, that can provide and give satisfaction to all photographers and buyer  will trust them.

[tuansemazi]

Photochain have partnered with highly commended development agency, Pragmatic Coders. They are recognized as seasoned professionals in building decentralized applications and writing smart contracts, as well as in the FinTech sector.

[littlemark]

Using blockchain to remove the need for costly processing, guarantee photographers to receive 95% of the earnings from their works.

[Contact_de_GOin]

Photochain have partnered with highly commended development agency, Pragmatic Coders. They are recognized as seasoned professionals in building decentralized applications and writing smart contracts, as well as in the FinTech sector.

Great, that seems to be good reliability indicator

[mcfom]

Photochain team had full command on the concept and they were using the concept to raise money. At one point they recognized that other project based on marketing was doing better by selling promise only. I think if there was a strong marketing plus this concept it could bring amazing and quick results for such project.

[ubercool]

What is the update regarding ICO.?
How much money has been raised.? Any information regarding this.?

Photochain was great in the early days before the ICO started..

[thedarknight789]

1M+ transactions out of 750K photos in 2018 looks way too optimistic. I hope you succeed and put focus on mainstream adoption and filling the marketplace quickly.

[liamclark]

stock photography is a big business and I can definitely see the blockchain application here as it related to copyrights and ownership, but why does this need a token?

[daviszayn]

The idea to cut out the middleman and go straight to the photographer is a good idea I think if done in the right way, especially with people/companies stealing images without paying the photographer, this is becoming more of an important issue that needs to be fixed.

[phamthithutrang]

the copyright infringement is now common in developing countries that can be a big challenge for the project to achieve success.

[kable78]

decentralized peer-to-peer image platform on a block chain with fair conditions, attractive incentive mechanisms.

[thedarknight789]

Finally a solution that addresses IP around photography. The incumbents in this space are horrific

[daviszayn]

Finally a solution that addresses IP around photography. The incumbents in this space are horrific

Getty tried to charge Carol Highsmith for her own photo - and she had donated her life's work 18,000 of her photos that she had already donated to the public for free, via the Library of Congress. Awesome!

[TTshingeki]

May be it's big change of photography

[QestBTC]

Are photo contests still present on steemite ? DApp prototype looks interesting