🚀🛒[ANN] Vanig.io The Future of Shopping - Integrated E-Commerce & Supply Chain

[gee777]

Medium also have covered the advisers on Vanigs team and it really shows that there is great depth, counted 8 people with excellent qualities to help propel the platform forward. David Drakes experience with investors, Paddy Tans overall understanding of making a business work and Syed Ali being able to help expansion into Asia are some of the great people on the team👍

You didn't add the CEO too, a great guy in totality can't recall his name though, short memory but Vanig encompasses both dedicated team as well as experienced

I think you are referring to Dan Ramirez.. I have had an encounter with him on their telegram channel. He has a good personality and loves to carry people along about the vanig project.
The team is top notch and also experts in their fields.

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[Swami74]

When looking to invest in a project it is good to do a bit of research to know what you are putting your money into. So this was my approach with Vanig one of the interesting little things to come up was the name. Vanig basically means commerce in Tamil, such a great sign of what to expect from this platform.

[ibininja]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

[em777]

Medium also have covered the advisers on Vanigs team and it really shows that there is great depth, counted 8 people with excellent qualities to help propel the platform forward. David Drakes experience with investors, Paddy Tans overall understanding of making a business work and Syed Ali being able to help expansion into Asia are some of the great people on the team👍

You didn't add the CEO too, a great guy in totality can't recall his name though, short memory but Vanig encompasses both dedicated team as well as experienced

I think you are referring to Dan Ramirez.. I have had an encounter with him on their telegram channel. He has a good personality and loves to carry people along about the vanig project.
The team is top notch and also experts in their fields.

Yea I experienced him at the last AMA I agree with you he is calm and focused l believe he is the right CEO for vanig. Kudos to him

[chan001]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

[RyCriptoC]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I agree, Malaysia and the Philippines both good places to start crypto based e-commerce business. In USA there might be issues with approvals and all, and in EU also there is lot of competition.

[Nathan01]

I don't know if this has been shared here before but trust me you'd want to see this again

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This should stay up in the top page  

[Intiovine]

I support this plan and hope  it ought be smash. Good luck guys.

[Owillz]

Really impressed with the contests that Vanig are conducting at the moment. Best on line experience and now a referral contest with first prize being $1000 worth of Vanig tokens, great incentives for the community. Really think that is is a wonderful space, cheers team.

Yeah i think it is a great way to attract people in to the project and the winner could possibly invest in Vanig too, but they should not do a lot of these as they are giving free tokens away a lot then.

The incentive involved is a form of motivation for individuals to participate in the contest. And at the end of the day, only one winner emerges. Although the price might be huge, but it's still just am individual out of the multitude. I really think this act will do more of helping than negative impact on the project.

Vanig team is giving nice chance to win good amount of Vanig tokens. USD 1000 worth Vanig tokens for referrals contest is good one.

Referral programs have a funny way of creating a huge buzz  hive around a project cause people will go out of their normal routine to get many recruits with their ref links. 

Yeah, it's among the efficient ways to conduct publicity, people don't mind referring their supposed enemies just to get the bonus outlined.

Lol. I remember some Making a similar statement few days ago. This is one time that people actually tend to reach out and contact as many names as they can remember. Although this method has its own down side but it's us still an effective method in the crypto world.

[Darkoth89]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I agree, Malaysia and the Philippines both good places to start crypto based e-commerce business. In USA there might be issues with approvals and all, and in EU also there is lot of competition.

There's always going to be competition, and that's a good thing.  It makes companies make better platforms, offer cheaper and more competitive prices. Without competition people could charge whatever they wanted and offer rubbish service because they know people will use them regardless.

[faulerwilli]

Medium also have covered the advisers on Vanigs team and it really shows that there is great depth, counted 8 people with excellent qualities to help propel the platform forward. David Drakes experience with investors, Paddy Tans overall understanding of making a business work and Syed Ali being able to help expansion into Asia are some of the great people on the team👍

Even though I haven't heard much of David Drake before, after looking him up it seems like he has a lot of influence in the crypto scene. Definitely, a bonus to have him in your team with all the connections he has.

Indeed, David Drake is well experienced in the crypto business. He is advisor of over 40 companies. Someone with s o many experience and contacts to financial word is a jackpot for Vanig.

Advisor of over 40 companies? That's a lot, looks like he is a full time advisor:-)
So he has a lot of experience in the field. Which projects did he already advise?

[cryptossi]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I think they are good countries to set up in, however the team should really start working on setting up a site and supply chain in the US as soon as possible. In terms of market size the US offers the biggest opportunity for retailers, for example Walmart's revenue in the 2016 fiscal year was $482.1 billion, in comparison with the ten largest companies in The Phillipines, (this includes banks, conglomerates, energy suppliers and department stores), recorded a combined revenue of $187.6 billion in 2016.

I know it's unfair to make a comparison between The Phillipines & the US because of the size of the countries and the power each country has. But it highlights the difference in retail markets. Walmart, which is just one company in America has over 2.5x the combined revenue of the ten biggest companies in The Phillipines. It does make you think they need to put some focus on the US retail market and if I was Vanig I would start preparing the US strategy and branding now.

[Anilbg]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I think they are good countries to set up in, however the team should really start working on setting up a site and supply chain in the US as soon as possible. In terms of market size the US offers the biggest opportunity for retailers, for example Walmart's revenue in the 2016 fiscal year was $482.1 billion, in comparison with the ten largest companies in The Phillipines, (this includes banks, conglomerates, energy suppliers and department stores), recorded a combined revenue of $187.6 billion in 2016.

I know it's unfair to make a comparison between The Phillipines & the US because of the size of the countries and the power each country has. But it highlights the difference in retail markets. Walmart, which is just one company in America has over 2.5x the combined revenue of the ten biggest companies in The Phillipines. It does make you think they need to put some focus on the US retail market and if I was Vanig I would start preparing the US strategy and branding now.

Nice analysis cryptossi. I think Vanig team's main focus is US and EU, but they are starting from other countries just to establish themselves. Also in USA, approval procrss could delay project launch.

[FarmFrenzy]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I think they are good countries to set up in, however the team should really start working on setting up a site and supply chain in the US as soon as possible. In terms of market size the US offers the biggest opportunity for retailers, for example Walmart's revenue in the 2016 fiscal year was $482.1 billion, in comparison with the ten largest companies in The Phillipines, (this includes banks, conglomerates, energy suppliers and department stores), recorded a combined revenue of $187.6 billion in 2016.

I know it's unfair to make a comparison between The Phillipines & the US because of the size of the countries and the power each country has. But it highlights the difference in retail markets. Walmart, which is just one company in America has over 2.5x the combined revenue of the ten biggest companies in The Phillipines. It does make you think they need to put some focus on the US retail market and if I was Vanig I would start preparing the US strategy and branding now.

I think they are aiming to US and Europe for global expanding. Everyone wants to be here eventually. Malaysia and the Philippines are at the same time great market to start and even to make some mistakes. IO mean when you move your bussiness to US then you have no right for mistakes.

[phantam]

Morning everyone have just been going over Vanigs roadmap and looking at when they are set to launch in 2019. Choosing Malaysia and the Philippines in my opinion is really a smart move. Two countries with communities that have high blockchain acceptance and a thriving ecommerce space. Launch should be strong and help lead to dynamic momentum leading into the bigger Asia countries, great choice exciting future.

I think that is a smart choice given the fierce competition in Europe and the US. It would be a great place to start generating tracking and moving from there. Once the businesses model is proven profitable I think expansion would not be of a problem

This thought never crossed my mind. I mean i had checked roadmap but never thought why they decided to start with Malaysia and the Philippines. Now based on above discussion I think Vanig selected good countries to start it's business.

I think they are good countries to set up in, however the team should really start working on setting up a site and supply chain in the US as soon as possible. In terms of market size the US offers the biggest opportunity for retailers, for example Walmart's revenue in the 2016 fiscal year was $482.1 billion, in comparison with the ten largest companies in The Phillipines, (this includes banks, conglomerates, energy suppliers and department stores), recorded a combined revenue of $187.6 billion in 2016.

I know it's unfair to make a comparison between The Phillipines & the US because of the size of the countries and the power each country has. But it highlights the difference in retail markets. Walmart, which is just one company in America has over 2.5x the combined revenue of the ten biggest companies in The Phillipines. It does make you think they need to put some focus on the US retail market and if I was Vanig I would start preparing the US strategy and branding now.

Nice analysis cryptossi. I think Vanig team's main focus is US and EU, but they are starting from other countries just to establish themselves. Also in USA, approval procrss could delay project launch.

It makes sense especially with the instability currently with the Us and the regulations to deal with in EU focusing on Asia makes sense it’s a huge market to tackle with perhaps a bit more open to crypto based projects currently and excitement

[thanhbinhhe]

VanigPlatform This project includes the number of best things: team, product, idea and great start. So we need products and ideas! I'm sure the company will occupy a leading place soon! Offer to be a part of this ICO!

[ethtrader16]

VanigPlatform This project includes the number of best things: team, product, idea and great start. So we need products and ideas! I'm sure the company will occupy a leading place soon! Offer to be a part of this ICO!

Exactly. And because of this all things they will achieve their target and they will join lots of users with them. Really Vanig team is working too hard to achieve their target.

[ctrades31]

I just observed that the private sale is already open and will ends on 22nd July? How much they sold in private sale and how much fund they received yet from investors?

[iphy6013]

I just observed that the private sale is already open and will ends on 22nd July? How much they sold in private sale and how much fund they received yet from investors?

I never knew their private sales has started thank you for the info, I'll like to get the answers to this questions asked as well.

[jamzzz123]

I just observed that the private sale is already open and will ends on 22nd July? How much they sold in private sale and how much fund they received yet from investors?

Would be good to see some more information regarding the sale and how it is going.

Seeing how much was raised in the private sale would also be good, it's important for some investors to see these figures to give them an idea of how many other investors are involved