[ANN]📊📊 TRADERLY 📊📊

[Traderly]

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[minernoob1]

Hi, good luck with your project. It seems there are a good amount starting today.

[Traderly]

Thank you for the kind words! We have been working on our platform for a year now and it is great to finally be at this stage!

[gold969]

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[Traderly]

TRADERLY had its first "Meet Traderly" event. Read more about it here: https://traderly.co/first-meet-traderly-event/

[Traderly]

We are looking for a Russian translator. The translation is not for our current website or whitepaper but for the Traderly platform. The file consists of around individual 200 words.

[Traderly]

We released the TRY token reward payout schedule. This is when and how rewards will be distributed until Traderly fully launched. Read more on our blog here: https://traderly.co/try-reward-payout-schedule/

[SenoSorez]

Your website says you have an alpha platform, where can I view it?

[bata17]

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

[KingKarma007]

Why is this better than any other Altcoin...

[Traderly]

Your website says you have an alpha platform, where can I view it?

We are currently working on launching a Demo Platform. It should be up in the next week or two. We are just busy removing all the integrations, backend api's and creating the demo data.

[SenoSorez]

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

Hey bata17, I'm also interested in this ICO. I checked out their white paper with regards to the revenue structure. It seems they reinvest portions of their profits into the traders on from which they produce more profit. 75% of the reinvested profits gets allocated to dividends. I think they call it TRY rewards...... on top of the 30% profits accrued per month.....It seems great, but I want to really see this alpha platform.....

[Traderly]

Why is this better than any other Altcoin...

It's not better than all other altcoins. We are not aiming to greatly improve or "revolutionize" blockchain tech. We are merely implementing the technology to improve on current inefficiencies within the social investing industry.

[bata17]

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

Hey bata17, I'm also interested in this ICO. I checked out their white paper with regards to the revenue structure. It seems they reinvest portions of their profits into the traders on from which they produce more profit. 75% of the reinvested profits gets allocated to dividends. I think they call it TRY rewards...... on top of the 30% profits accrued per month.....It seems great, but I want to really see this alpha platform.....

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

Hey bata17, I'm also interested in this ICO. I checked out their white paper with regards to the revenue structure. It seems they reinvest portions of their profits into the traders on from which they produce more profit. 75% of the reinvested profits gets allocated to dividends. I think they call it TRY rewards...... on top of the 30% profits accrued per month.....It seems great, but I want to really see this alpha platform.....

Cool, I get that thanks but still how is it sustainable!

[King_Odin]

How often do you pay out dividends?

[SenoSorez]

Bata17, have you even read the white paper...... I believe they earn on the volumes of trades being made. So their profits are not relying on the amounts of growth on investors accounts-like typical performance fees. Every trade that gets made, they earn a small amount of profit from the brokers. Basically as long as there is trading activity, they'll make profits. I think thats the sustainability of their profits.

[Traderly]

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

Hey bata17, I'm also interested in this ICO. I checked out their white paper with regards to the revenue structure. It seems they reinvest portions of their profits into the traders on from which they produce more profit. 75% of the reinvested profits gets allocated to dividends. I think they call it TRY rewards...... on top of the 30% profits accrued per month.....It seems great, but I want to really see this alpha platform.....

I see that you guys pay out in dividends, how will it be sustainable?

Hey bata17, I'm also interested in this ICO. I checked out their white paper with regards to the revenue structure. It seems they reinvest portions of their profits into the traders on from which they produce more profit. 75% of the reinvested profits gets allocated to dividends. I think they call it TRY rewards...... on top of the 30% profits accrued per month.....It seems great, but I want to really see this alpha platform.....

Cool, I get that thanks but still how is it sustainable!

Traderly is a legally registered and tax compliant company with external accountants making sure the company stays Profitable and compliant. Traderly is already turning a profit and the rewards are paid out from our profit.
We keep our overheads as low as possible and run a lean startup team to ensure the company stays open and in the green.

[KingKarma007]

Bata17, have you even read the white paper...... I believe they earn on the volumes of trades being made. So their profits are not relying on the amounts of growth on investors accounts-like typical performance fees. Every trade that gets made, they earn a small amount of profit from the brokers. Basically as long as there is trading activity, they'll make profits. I think thats the sustainability of their profits.

So the traders can just trade volume to make commission... not that sustainable for the clients in the long term?

[SenoSorez]

Bata17, have you even read the white paper...... I believe they earn on the volumes of trades being made. So their profits are not relying on the amounts of growth on investors accounts-like typical performance fees. Every trade that gets made, they earn a small amount of profit from the brokers. Basically as long as there is trading activity, they'll make profits. I think thats the sustainability of their profits.

So the traders can just trade volume to make commission... not that sustainable for the clients in the long term?

I don't know, I guess if the traders are not profitable then they won't be attractive enough for people to invest. Also there shouldn't be a conflict of interest, if the traders are trading their own accounts....which I hope is the case....

[King_Odin]

Bata17, have you even read the white paper...... I believe they earn on the volumes of trades being made. So their profits are not relying on the amounts of growth on investors accounts-like typical performance fees. Every trade that gets made, they earn a small amount of profit from the brokers. Basically as long as there is trading activity, they'll make profits. I think thats the sustainability of their profits.

So the traders can just trade volume to make commission... not that sustainable for the clients in the long term?

I don't know, I guess if the traders are not profitable then they won't be attractive enough for people to invest. Also there shouldn't be a conflict of interest, if the traders are trading their own accounts....which I hope is the case....

Sounds interesting, where do you get these traders?