[ANN][ICO] LANEAXIS (U.S Patented): Blockchain Solution For Transportaion

[gt89_ups]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

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[Ibra055]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

WP? What is it?

[gt89_ups]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

WP? What is it?

white paper https://www.laneaxis.io/assets/whitepaper/LaneAxis-REGULAR-whitepaper-V3.2-8-8-18.pdf

[Ibra055]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

WP? What is it?

white paper https://www.laneaxis.io/assets/whitepaper/LaneAxis-REGULAR-whitepaper-V3.2-8-8-18.pdf

oh, I'm gonna read that

[gt89_ups]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

WP? What is it?

white paper https://www.laneaxis.io/assets/whitepaper/LaneAxis-REGULAR-whitepaper-V3.2-8-8-18.pdf

oh, I'm gonna read that

good luck 

[Ibra055]

guys, i'm kind of new here
can someone tell me, what is blockchain in general?

a blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. a blockchain can serve as an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two or more parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent manner. Frequently, blockchains are managed by a peer-to-peer network which requires collusion of the network majority in order to change previous blocks. this enables decentralized consensus and makes blockchains inherently resistant to
data modification without the need for trust of a central party. in turn, this makes blockchains suitable for recording of events, identify, transactions, provenance, property titles, supply chains and food traceability, among many others.

and what are cryptocurrencies?

a cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency. while centrally managed
digital currencies have existed for some time (e.g. electronic money and centralized banking systems), Bitcoin became the first decentralized cryptocurrency by using
the blockchain as a distributed ledger. since Bitcoin’s emergence in 2009, numerous cryptocurrencies
have been created. these are frequently called “altcoins”, as a
blend of “bitcoin alternative”. Bitcoin
and its alternatives use decentralized
control as opposed to centralized electronic money/centralized banking systems. the decentralized control is related to the use of bitcoin’s blockchain transaction database in the role of a distributed ledger.

gonna read all of this now.. 

oh, you haven't read that? just coppied? could I ask where from?

LaneAxis WP

WP? What is it?

white paper https://www.laneaxis.io/assets/whitepaper/LaneAxis-REGULAR-whitepaper-V3.2-8-8-18.pdf

oh, I'm gonna read that

good luck 

thank you!!

[wissy]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

[aveon]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

[king_of_alts]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

5 years alone is an eternity in crypto and blockchain tech so it will be useful in any case.

[belechau]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

5 years alone is an eternity in crypto and blockchain tech so it will be useful in any case.

The development will be accompanied by novelties related to the pending issues, this will bring a continuous flow of news in a future perhaps not so far. We are still anxious to know what the pending patents are about

[the_donald]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

that's actually awesome and should ensure that it lasts at least for the duration of the project if not more.

[bitcoin-shark]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

so the patent can be valid up to 35 years, a lot of time, if they were to enlarge the area for launch, for example let's say Europe should they ask for new licenses for each country in which they operate?...

[Rigorous]

What was the point of doing BudBo before LaneAxis? Is BudBo like a trial for a more specific transportation project? And I wonder if having both project running at the same time will cannibalize one of them or will they merge eventually?

What is budbo? What are the specifics of it?

Budbo is a mobile phone app for cannabis users and the company behind it merged with LaneAxis. They did an ICO late last year and the tokens are trading at an amazing 1% of the ICO price.

[belechau]

What is the reason for US patents? Does not this prevent plagiarism in other regions? Or would you be wary of something like that? previously patented development cases where the plagiarized project did not succeed, while its plagiarist took off

[Silver_Wost]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

so the patent can be valid up to 35 years, a lot of time, if they were to enlarge the area for launch, for example let's say Europe should they ask for new licenses for each country in which they operate?...

Yeah it could be. Different countries comes with different rules and regulations which they should  abide accordingly.

It is true that with different countries, the rules and rules will certainly be different, so that we must be able to adapt and obey the rules

[levyashin]

What was the point of doing BudBo before LaneAxis? Is BudBo like a trial for a more specific transportation project? And I wonder if having both project running at the same time will cannibalize one of them or will they merge eventually?

What is budbo? What are the specifics of it?

Budbo is a mobile phone app for cannabis users and the company behind it merged with LaneAxis. They did an ICO late last year and the tokens are trading at an amazing 1% of the ICO price.

Well, that is a bummer. But every project dropped a lot. Still %1 is too much.

I hope they learned their mistakes and not repeating them this time.

[viljy]

What was the point of doing BudBo before LaneAxis? Is BudBo like a trial for a more specific transportation project? And I wonder if having both project running at the same time will cannibalize one of them or will they merge eventually?

What is budbo? What are the specifics of it?

Budbo is a mobile phone app for cannabis users and the company behind it merged with LaneAxis. They did an ICO late last year and the tokens are trading at an amazing 1% of the ICO price.

Well, this is not surprising. I remember there was another such project PRG, also associated with cannabis. There, too, the price fell very significantly. In general, in my opinion, legitimate projects related to narcotic substances will never bring even one thousandth of the income from what the drug trade has. Since the proceeds from drug trafficking occur precisely because it is illegal.

[pynetx]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

Where did you read about 35 years? As far as I know, patent validity is 20 years.

[levyashin]

Budbo is a mobile phone app for cannabis users and the company behind it merged with LaneAxis. They did an ICO late last year and the tokens are trading at an amazing 1% of the ICO price.

Well, this is not surprising. I remember there was another such project PRG, also associated with cannabis. There, too, the price fell very significantly. In general, in my opinion, legitimate projects related to narcotic substances will never bring even one thousandth of the income from what the drug trade has. Since the proceeds from drug trafficking occur precisely because it is illegal.

Actually, they are trying to work where cannabis is legal but even the places cannabis is legal, it is a very strict market. Everything is heavily inspected and not easy to make a product for this market. I mean, they wouldn't accept that easily. So, that can be the reason of the problem.

[omwibya]

Its great that you actually have already a patent to show on your website and not just a statement that you have  patent pending. How long is a patent valid in US?

Well, their patent might be pending at least for 1 year, then it's gonna be active again at least 5 years (up to 35 years).

Where did you read about 35 years? As far as I know, patent validity is 20 years.

it doesn't really matter either way as long as they have the patent in place.