[ICO ENDED] Jarvis Network - bridge legacy and digital finance

[king_of_alts]

Maybe I asked this before. Like I said in another thread I feel like suffering from amnesia and could really be helped by an AI that talks in an obnoxious British accent.

My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?

The quick answer to your question is yes.
The longer answer is yes there are a handful of exchanges that report to their regulatory body. Some crypto assets can be registered and regulated. Others, like Bitcoin, can not be regulated. Not here in the US anyways.

That might be the golden middle ground. Trading unregulated assets on a regulated exchange, not some shady backyard exchange so to speak.

[limmousine]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

[Jay2408]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

[dubignyp]

I don't know about you, but I provide a great supplemental income and my pension. Thanks to the JRT I invested in ICO.

[MandatoryOption]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

Yeah, they are developing their exchange for a quite some time now already. Considering the current market situation it's great that they don't rely on reaching a softcap.

[the_donald]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

Yeah, they are developing their exchange for a quite some time now already. Considering the current market situation it's great that they don't rely on reaching a softcap.

ETC just recently shut down due to lack of funds. I'm relieved they don't rely on contributions

[Jarvis Edge]

Hello guys!

A way to represent the path to go from point A to point B in the crypto and non-crypto world could be a maze :




There is a new task on crowholding tell us what is your worst user experience : https://www.crowdholding.com/project/316/task/765/what-are-your-pains

[poodle63]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

Yeah, they are developing their exchange for a quite some time now already. Considering the current market situation it's great that they don't rely on reaching a softcap.

ETC just recently shut down due to lack of funds. I'm relieved they don't rely on contributions

They are wasting a lot of money for nothing. Remember even a single developer can create a new system such as DAG if that guys was competence. ETC was a big joke all the time.

Just curious about jarvis token and is this including on the utility token?

[beeelzebub]

Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course

No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.

to have millions of users, first of all it serves an aggressive and targeted advertising campaign that reaches many people interested in the service, and offers unique features that any users can not find from other similar services...

Well it can work this way, but honestly it is costing a lot of money. Let me ask you a question : how did you hear about Uber the first time ?

From a friend like most of the people

So i get your point, best marketing is customers making it for free also i remember they were offering some kind of referral too.

[dubignyp]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

Yeah, they are developing their exchange for a quite some time now already. Considering the current market situation it's great that they don't rely on reaching a softcap.

ETC just recently shut down due to lack of funds. I'm relieved they don't rely on contributions

Reassure me it's not the token that's the remuneration for a broker. I don't know if you realize it, but we're talking about the same thing as a profit of income by a broker

[bitcoin-shark]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

Yeah, they are developing their exchange for a quite some time now already. Considering the current market situation it's great that they don't rely on reaching a softcap.

this according to me is a good news do not have a soft cap and still continue the project regardless of the funds raised is the best choice with this bear market...

[Rigorous]

Hello guys!

A way to represent the path to go from point A to point B in the crypto and non-crypto world could be a maze :

There is a new task on crowholding tell us what is your worst user experience : https://www.crowdholding.com/project/316/task/765/what-are-your-pains

Obviously the worst experience is losing money. In fact, every broker should make it their purpose to minimize losses, because a losing trader might stop generating trading fees or file a claim to refund their losses. There is a lot of low hanging fruit, such as limiting order price range to around 10% of the average price and making sure input locale is properly handled. For example, one of the world's biggest trading platforms contained an interface bug related to decimals and thousands separators. Imagine what happens when you type 1,000 and it is misinterpreted as either 1000 or 1.

[Token Williams]

No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.

When binance appeared they were very lucky. They didn't need most of the things above because market has very little competition with horrible support.

Right now tremendous competition is making everything harder.

You are right, but if we take a closer look then Jarvis is very different than Binance or any other exchange out there which according to me an edge like Binance once had.

Maybe it's an idea to make a comparative infographic

[PS92]

Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course

No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.

to have millions of users, first of all it serves an aggressive and targeted advertising campaign that reaches many people interested in the service, and offers unique features that any users can not find from other similar services...

keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.

Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!

Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features

so, what your strategy to keep your user stay at jarvis exchange?

Just hope it's not (wash)trading bonusses!

[belechau]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

I believe that projects like Jarvis, which run ICO to raise enough for development, should not need tens of millions in cash when you have a product in progress and a solid and profitable activity to execute

[Makkara]

The exchange if it will work well, will generate enough revenue. They were already mentioning they were not after a huge amount of money for this ico but just the needed amount to launch it. 

[viljy]

this according to me is a good news do not have a soft cap and still continue the project regardless of the funds raised is the best choice with this bear market...

That's right. But it's also true why a soft cap is needed at all. Namely, in case of a failed ICO, to return the money to investors. If a soft cap is missing, there can be two reasons for this. Developers have enough money for development. Or developers just want to collect at least some money. In the second case, the prospects of the project are uncertain. Which of the options is the place to be here we will learn over time.

[dubignyp]

in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?

They actually don't have a softcap which means they will continue with the project no matter how much they raise.

I believe that projects like Jarvis, which run ICO to raise enough for development, should not need tens of millions in cash when you have a product in progress and a solid and profitable activity to execute

Consider it fortunate that Jarvis does not offer it to real investors, but rather here in the first place. Consider yourself happy to have the opportunity to earn a part of your life thanks to a future broker. That you can ensure your retirement in particular.

[magisterr]

As far as i remember there are was another one similar project which going to combine forex with crypto. This is Genesis Vision. They are similar or no?

[dubignyp]

As far as i remember there are was another one similar project which going to combine forex with crypto. This is Genesis Vision. They are similar or no?

There will be more and more in the future, I think. Which is in line with the logic of evolution.
But, unlike Jarvis, we will not be able to use the Jarvis wallet to connect to exchanges and brokers.