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October 04, 2018, 07:55:45 AM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"...
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October 04, 2018, 08:27:18 AM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so.
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wissy
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October 04, 2018, 08:46:22 AM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. No vesting period will stop devs from dumping and running if the project is a scam. Otherwise, for all legit projects it's become somehow on obligatory condition, it's logical if you look at it, also provides additional guarantees for investors.
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October 04, 2018, 09:36:46 AM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. No vesting period will stop devs from dumping and running if the project is a scam. Otherwise, for all legit projects it's become somehow on obligatory condition, it's logical if you look at it, also provides additional guarantees for investors. I also agree that a vesting period is not needed for devs. I do think it's needed for investors who receive a big discount. We have seen in the past that some big investors (whales) dump when their discount is high.
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October 04, 2018, 10:33:28 AM |
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By the way, since LANEAXIS's business model is SaaS (Software as a Service), would token holders be given dividends?
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October 04, 2018, 10:37:58 AM |
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i like the website design, there is nice looking and greatful color combination , with some animation about the project make it perfect .
indeed in terms of appearance is very needed to attract interested people. especially from website design that is interactive and user friendly. but all that does not guarantee that a project with an attractive appearance will be a great success.
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October 04, 2018, 10:55:07 AM |
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By the way, since LANEAXIS's business model is SaaS (Software as a Service), would token holders be given dividends?
As far as i know, they are purely utility tokens and doesn't make you get any dividend at all. "laneaxis’ platform will create digital utility tokens and build its own blockchain platform for conducting transactions within the laneaxis ecosystem. this will enable transparency, efficiency, and accuracy of data exchanged on the platform, which is critical for the operations of the national supply chain."
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wissy
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October 04, 2018, 10:58:40 AM |
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By the way, since LANEAXIS's business model is SaaS (Software as a Service), would token holders be given dividends?
As far as i know, they are purely utility tokens and doesn't make you get any dividend at all. "laneaxis’ platform will create digital utility tokens and build its own blockchain platform for conducting transactions within the laneaxis ecosystem. this will enable transparency, efficiency, and accuracy of data exchanged on the platform, which is critical for the operations of the national supply chain." Dividends would create a lot of additional problems. I understand dividends are very attractive for investors, but I think it's not worth the trouble.
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loup
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October 04, 2018, 12:02:34 PM |
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By the way, since LANEAXIS's business model is SaaS (Software as a Service), would token holders be given dividends?
As far as i know, they are purely utility tokens and doesn't make you get any dividend at all. "laneaxis’ platform will create digital utility tokens and build its own blockchain platform for conducting transactions within the laneaxis ecosystem. this will enable transparency, efficiency, and accuracy of data exchanged on the platform, which is critical for the operations of the national supply chain." Dividends would create a lot of additional problems. I understand dividends are very attractive for investors, but I think it's not worth the trouble. Dividens is what any investor would like but in crypto looks like a problem until crypto are regularized.
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PS92
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October 04, 2018, 03:15:55 PM |
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Bonuses also can be useful, it really depends on the project. In the long term it doesnt matter which method you choose I think.
In short term, bonuses are very crucial. But looking for the long term, the project itself and how it will be executed is the only important thing. agreed, my opinion is that there is a place for bonuses and bounties to promote the projects. In the current state of the market I don't think bounties mean that much. It makes more sense now to target institutional investors. Bonuses probably should be considered, but bounties...I don't know. They have a bounty program with a small budget, it seems to me that this will not make big affect of token price in the first listing. I love projects with no bounty or little bounty. Otherwise, it causes a big dump. Lane Axis's bounty budget is really nothing to fear about. You are right, big bounty budget always results in a bigger dump. I think they should balance amount raised and decide bounty later ? Most projects allocate 1% of the sold tokens to the bounty campaign. this is not much but it is still enough to cause dumps. Because there are not just bounty hunters, there are also some investors that buy with huge bonus and sell quickly to have fast profit. Yes, I think this is a good point. presale whales will also dump. The best thing would be no bonusses and only a small bounty campaign but most projects need the advertisement from bounty hunters and the presale money. The point is that rampant rewards campaigns, although in the long run bring in some investors, also cause big dumps and maybe even faster, the bonus is more efficient if applied intensive marketing, and attracts more investments in the short term, but also need control and caution the bounty campaigns are used to better advertise the project, the various bonuses are used to encourage investors to invest more, to avoid the dumps team could block the token for a few months after the end of the ico (impossibility of moving once distributed) That's the least ICO teams should do: use vesting periods
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October 04, 2018, 03:20:11 PM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so. Would be cool if the (dev) team was open for an AMA
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October 04, 2018, 03:44:01 PM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so. Would be cool if the (dev) team was open for an AMA Yes indeed, an AMA would be a good opportunity to answer community's questions, particularly as apparently no one of the team is active here.
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October 04, 2018, 04:34:56 PM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so. Would be cool if the (dev) team was open for an AMA Yes indeed, an AMA would be a good opportunity to answer community's questions, particularly as apparently no one of the team is active here. This absence will be felt deeply by all those who seek the topic with interest in the project, because the doubts healed someone always come back, but when the support is not provided, the doubts accumulate and bring problems, they pass a bad image, really there is the need of someone responsible for the Thread, we have here the greatest source of resources, I think
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October 04, 2018, 04:49:02 PM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so. Would be cool if the (dev) team was open for an AMA Yes indeed, an AMA would be a good opportunity to answer community's questions, particularly as apparently no one of the team is active here. This absence will be felt deeply by all those who seek the topic with interest in the project, because the doubts healed someone always come back, but when the support is not provided, the doubts accumulate and bring problems, they pass a bad image, really there is the need of someone responsible for the Thread, we have here the greatest source of resources, I think AMAs on Reddit are always a nice idea but they could even do it here since so many question have arised in this thread,,
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October 04, 2018, 05:23:06 PM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. No vesting period will stop devs from dumping and running if the project is a scam. Otherwise, for all legit projects it's become somehow on obligatory condition, it's logical if you look at it, also provides additional guarantees for investors. Since this market is irrational AF, I saw Odyssey's devs dumping their tokens on exchanges (no vesting period) dumping the price very hard, and yet last week it got pumped like 200% (on 7 days period)
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October 04, 2018, 05:45:36 PM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. No vesting period will stop devs from dumping and running if the project is a scam. Otherwise, for all legit projects it's become somehow on obligatory condition, it's logical if you look at it, also provides additional guarantees for investors. Since this market is irrational AF, I saw Odyssey's devs dumping their tokens on exchanges (no vesting period) dumping the price very hard, and yet last week it got pumped like 200% (on 7 days period) 200% from a very low point probably. Anyway, vesting periods should be standard. I have to agree with wissy.
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October 04, 2018, 05:46:59 PM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. No vesting period will stop devs from dumping and running if the project is a scam. Otherwise, for all legit projects it's become somehow on obligatory condition, it's logical if you look at it, also provides additional guarantees for investors. Since this market is irrational AF, I saw Odyssey's devs dumping their tokens on exchanges (no vesting period) dumping the price very hard, and yet last week it got pumped like 200% (on 7 days period) 200% from a very low point probably. Anyway, vesting periods should be standard. I have to agree with wissy. Not just that, those periods need to be encoded in the smart contract
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October 04, 2018, 06:11:37 PM |
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Yes a vesting period is also used sometime to avoid quick dump. But if the project has realy a good potential i think it’s not mandatory, the price will stay good if the possibiities of the project are good. So it depend a lot of the team.
There is really the strong point in the project, which is the team's hard and continued work, this guarantees us from any outside, although there is some derailment of investors hurrying, recoveries and then repurchase, for the potential presented bots are flooded the page above:) i trust to a project more when there is a vesting period like 6 months or 1 year for developers, it blocks quick hit and runs.i know its a free world but its unfair that dumping a huge load of tokens when you are working for it. Some projects have also decided to lock their tokens for way more then their vesting period in this bear market's year. Another side of the medal btw is that some projects have so many tokens locked that the market cap is all f' up (e.g. Flixxo, 189.151.329 FLIXX total supply, 79.876.997 FLIXX ciculating supply lol)
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viljy
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October 04, 2018, 06:39:30 PM |
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how can one join the platform as a carrier? Are there any requirements to do so?
Some information on this can be found in whitepaper on page 19 and onwards. Starting with the "Carrier Onboarding and Driver Performance Ratings"... I think you are mentioning the part i quoted below. "Carrier onboarding is a time-intensive process. It involves validating the carrier’s driver records to ensure they maintain a strong safety rating, as well as verifying insurance coverage and confirming their ability to meet service level requirements. Traditionally, shippers and freight brokers have employed entire teams dedicated to validating carriers and managing information within a database. This redundancy and waste of resources can be solved by the blockchain’s ability to validate driver information, store and share records, and continuously update important metrics like driver and carrier safety scores, on-time delivery, number of hours driven, and more. As the data network grows within the LaneAxis transportation ecosystem, we believe that the carrier ratings accessible on the blockchain will be as reliable, if not more so, than the credit rating score system consumers are accustomed to today. Just as businesses and lenders rely on credit scores to determine a customer’s creditworthiness, shippers will be able to rely with confidence on the carrier ratings listed on the LaneAxis ledger, which in turn will justify the rates a carrier is charging. The ledger’s immutable smart contract data will produce standards and insights for an industry comprised of more than 700,000 trucking companies. This type of matrix simply does not exist today. " I think this is more telling after joining the platform. Not telling anything how to do so. Yes it is. I believe that this part of the project’s functioning has been established for a long time, since it is part of the normal transport business. Laneaxis just want to do so-called "tokenization" of this business and transfer to the blockchain.
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October 04, 2018, 06:52:46 PM |
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Apparently, the blockchain technology may do real good to the industry of transportation, the only question is if the devs would manage to utilize it to a greater extent in this market.
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