[ANN] SATO - Satoshi coin

[JavarisN]

Is КYC required in participating in the business? Cause these would mean a lot to US customers as they restrict ICOs there

[Wellisoyen]

What is the difference between a smart contract and a real contract?

This is different than a real life contract where the parties who signed the contract (or a third party) have to execute and enforce the contract. Instead, its more like software-based conditional “if…then” commands.

[Sergik95]

What is the difference between a smart contract and a real contract?

This is different than a real life contract where the parties who signed the contract (or a third party) have to execute and enforce the contract. Instead, its more like software-based conditional “if…then” commands.

Further, a smart contract is more flexible than a real contract, since it can essentially do anything a real contract can do plus anything a software can do.

[Bobby_VI]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

[Wellisoyen]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

[Bobby_VI]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

[Wellisoyen]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

[Sergik95]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

I shoul say that each stable coin has a unique set of mechanisms, but they all generally work the same way

[Bobby_VI]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

what is the principle of work?

[KipM]

At a given moment, when the market is starting this very good idea. After all, when the market is restored, all businesss make sense for a normal upward movement. Promising plan, no doubt

[Wellisoyen]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

what is the principle of work?

The exact mechanics behind each stable coin can be a bit complex, but the gist is really as simple as “a coin meant to hold a stable value” (just like the term “stable coin” implies).

[Sergik95]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

what is the principle of work?

The exact mechanics behind each stable coin can be a bit complex, but the gist is really as simple as “a coin meant to hold a stable value” (just like the term “stable coin” implies).

Why do I need a stable coin?
What do you think?

[Wellisoyen]

guys, I heard that there is such a thing as a "stable coin".
does anyone know about this?

Hello, I know what is it
“Stable coin” is a term used in cryptocurrency to describe cryptocurrencies meant to hold stable values.

you can give an example, I don't quite understand

For example, Tether (USDT) is a blockchain based asset meant to trade for $1 USD. Tether is a “price-stable cryptocurrency” that is “pegged” to the U.S. dollar.

what is the principle of work?

The exact mechanics behind each stable coin can be a bit complex, but the gist is really as simple as “a coin meant to hold a stable value” (just like the term “stable coin” implies).

Why do I need a stable coin?
What do you think?

The reason there is a need for a stable coin, is simple to understand as well. That reason is this: In the cryptocurrency world, it isn’t always easy to circulate dollars due to regulations and restrictions.

[Bobby_VI]

Guys, this project is not a hard fork?

[Pairianita]

Guys, this project is not a hard fork?

Hello,
I think this is not a hard fork, at least from the technical side

[Houston_Brian]

Good morning,  Hello to everyone! I still need to study the whitepaper of this idea. But what payments methods can I use in order to buy your tokens for holding?

[Bobby_VI]

Guys, this project is not a hard fork?

Hello,
I think this is not a hard fork, at least from the technical side

what then means a "hard fork"

[Sergik95]

Good morning,  Hello to everyone! I still need to study the whitepaper of this idea. But what payments methods can I use in order to buy your tokens for holding?

White paper you can find in 1-st post of this topic

[Sergik95]

Guys, this project is not a hard fork?

Hello,
I think this is not a hard fork, at least from the technical side

what then means a "hard fork"

In simple terms: A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two

[KipM]

Hello,
I am not an expert. But I am going to "totally in" into this plan blindly, because I believe in Bitcointalk and they endorsed this ICO. Thank you to Bitcointalk management/admin team for giving me such opportunity to join an ICO with faith.