✅✅✅[mini-ICO] Innercore Protocols is raising $50-100k for a DApp Platform.

[innercore]

Hi, I'm David Gentzel, the founder and CEO of Innercore.  I'm a serial entrepreneur, and this will be startup #....7?  It's been a lot, but I like doing this, and I've had a reasonable level of success along the way.  So, here we are again.

Anyway, if you couldn't tell already, we're going to do this thread a bit differently.

Instead of posting 20 CGI-rendered images selling you on Innercore, I just want to talk to you.

I've created a series of videos that explain what Innercore does, how we're different, and how we're structuring our token sale differently.  Everything we're doing is designed to support the most pragmatic business we could design in a way that hopefully provides you with more upside than traditional ICOs.

So, with that said, here are the videos.  The first 2-3 minutes of the first video is a great overview of Innercore.  Give that one a shot, and if you like what you hear, keep watching.



Video 1: What is Innercore?  What do we do, and why is it important for us to exist?

Video 2: Innercore's Token Economy, and how the token is linked directly to platform performance.

Video 3: Innercore's Roadmap and Future Direction

Video 4: Innercore's Token Sale, and how we designed it to be unique

Video 5: A bit of a wrap-up of everything, leading into the token sale

Video 6: The token sale is live.  Excitement.

We do indeed have a website, whitepaper, and all that good stuff that we spent quite a bit of time on as well -- including a Social Media community of over 90k members (that we didn't even have to pay for).  It's probably what you were originally expecting to begin with.  But, I wanted this to be a bit more personal than your average Bitcointalk pitch.

So, hopefully you enjoyed that, and here's everything else:

website

whitepaper

token sale information

telegram

facebook

twitter

instagram

youtube

[preet001]

I like the innercore because of simplicity and no advertising sply founder is so simple and internal  exchange idea is suprb

Just asking when will ico close

[innercore]

@David in these times it is not normal to see so much humility when explaining a project, I thank you. I'll be near here to see how it evolves.

Thank you for your note.  Hopefully, this style of communication resonates with people.  I'm not certain that it will, but it seemed like the honest and appropriate thing to do regardless.

[Vinxent]

What size of soft and hard cap is installed for the project?

[bakgwei]

Does anyone know how long the ICO is running for, and what the minimum investment is?

[LMGred]

Hi!
Innercore's (CORES) transactions will be mineable?
I want to congratulate you and your team for the clear and clever way you promote your project!

Best Regards

[MainIbem]

One thing about innercore and the CEO is openness. Right from the beginning, it is all about a project designed with honesty and humility as a guiding principle. Everything is done differently. ICO is to raise just as much amount that will not lead to wastage and boggues spending; Now, there is internal exchange that will enable exchange of token within the ecosystem. This is the project to look out for in 2018 forward.

[mmauriliofoxy]

my question to you is:
if the minimum is not reached as the target that was put in question. you have a plan b or c.
and if the ceiling is reached or if it exceeds the expectation for example if the ceiling was of 1 million and you have managed to exceed and reached 1 million and a half will have a greater distribution for the members or will be directly proportional to each one

[aiyk]

when you see a business model that is bound to succeed, you know it. Innercore as a business and even more interestingly as a token is a great recipe for success. Seating back and listening to the videos David has put together on what he and the team have been doing on innercore, how and where they intend to take this train to, i'm just glad to be a part of this success ride.

[dimao]

This is an interesting project, I really hope that it will also had a physical card that can be used flexibly at anytime we need o use this coins.
I think it will be perfect for the future of cyrptocurrency.

The project is interesting but there are many shortcomings that need to be corrected today and not tomorrow

[DirkLA27]

In the last week's the Crypto currency market is going down and down will this be the end of Crypto and what do you think about Inercores future in this hard crypto Time ?

Thanks
@DirkLA27

[sdahanga]

Nice concept with big thought, but i hava a question why from United States or China people are not allow to  purchase token ?

[innercore]

a good first step, because collecting $ 50-100k is not a difficult thing for this project because the concept that is made is very good and has potential in the cryptocurrency market, maybe one thing is quite worrying, namely the price of tokens in the market later

We've designed the token economy in such a way that the long-term value of the token should correlate with the performance of the platform.  We tried to minimize the effect of speculation on the price, and while it will always have an effect (especially during the token sale phase), we want our token performance to be based on something tangible -- the amount of business we provide to customers.  In doing so, the question then becomes, "Will people increasingly use the platform over time?" instead of "Will people want this token in the future?"  We think that's an easier question for people to answer.

Please watch Video #2 in the series (https://innercore.network/video.html?v=token).  It covers this exact topic in more detail.

[innercore]

What size of soft and hard cap is installed for the project?

Hi, the caps are $50,000 and $500,000. 

I talk more about why we're able to function with such a small amount of money, and why we think it's the right approach in Video #4.

Video 4: Innercore's Token Sale, and how we designed it to be unique

[innercore]

Does anyone know how long the ICO is running for, and what the minimum investment is?

Hi, the minimum is 0.1 ETH, and the sale is scheduled to end on September 15th.  You can learn more on our token sale page.

[1richkid]

What is Innercore looking at beyond powering decentralized applications and platforms, in the future?

[innercore]

You're the first project I've ever seen care about it's community.

I've built applications that have been used by millions of people, and that was one type of community.  I've also co-founded venture-funded startups, and had a small handful of investors.  This is an interesting hybrid of the two, where we could potentially have many thousands of people in the community, all of whom are simultaneously platform participants and a new type of investor.  So, I take that fairly seriously, as everyone here is both helping the platform succeed from an operational perspective and a financial perspective.

[innercore]

Hi!
Innercore's (CORES) transactions will be mineable?
I want to congratulate you and your team for the clear and clever way you promote your project!

Best Regards

Hi, CORES are unique.  They are mineable, but in a different sort of way.  You earn CORES by mining OTHER applications -- not ours.  Basically, developers come to us, they give us their applications, then we give the applications to our community of miners who then mine the developer's app.  As miners do so, they earn both CORES and native app tokens.

[maycm]

Am impressed with the way your team has been so active on social media and emails. May Inknow why the minimum purchase for your token is set to .1eth...? What about those like me who wants to putchase with less than the miminum eth your team has imposed? Just asking. Thanks

[innercore]

I would like to know if the platform is decentralized or centralized and how it intends to help the world become a better place to live. And if you have sustainable projects. Thank you

Hi, this is a great question.

We're starting out with a hybrid model, and will progressively work towards full decentralization.

The computing resources are provided in a truly decentralized manner.  We do not own, operate, or control ANY of the devices that power the applications.  Those are all in the hands of independent individuals located throughout the world.  We simply have business relationships with each of them (they receive CORES for providing services for our developers).

Developers will interact with us through an an interface that is currently centralized.  As time evolves, we can likely incrementally decentralize portions of this system until everything is completely decentralized.  

The key is that we can deliver decentralized computing resources, now, regardless of the state of the developer interface -- and that's the key to the whole thing.