Hi Nutildah!
Let me reply to you...
All sources of studies are included in our whitepaper - with direct links to the studies.
This above is not true. I do not know where you got your source from, but nothing is copied from the links above.
Again, not true. All market analysis comes from third party source:
https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/yacht-charter-market.html...which is clearly sourced too.
Best regards,
Miha
From your
whitepaper:
In the last 10 years, the average age of users more or less changed by 10 years from around 45 to 55 years. This means that basically no young boat owners entered the market, consumers spend less and less time on the boat, and renting is gaining popularity. Recreational boating is gaining popularity as a new way of spending vacations. Chartering therefore endured the 2008 crisis rather well, however, smaller companies faced difficulties.
From the referenced
study:
In the last 10 years the average age of users more or less changed by 10 years from around 45 to 55 years. This means that basically no young boat owners entered the market. consumers spend less and less time on the boat and renting gaining popularity. Recreational boating is gaining popularity as a new type of spending vacations. Chartering therefore endured the crisis rather well, however, smaller companies faced difficulties.
To your credit you did clean up the wrong grammar in the original, but its still essentially the same thing. Other sections of your white paper also lift entire sections from this study.
From your whitepaper:
The demand trend is also attributed to the phenomenon that today’s users of boats appear to be less willing to accept long preparation of their boating trips, constant maintenance or dealing with upcoming problems, leading to decreasing tendencies to own a boat and an increased growth demand for charters. They want to go to their preferred destination, have a boat ready and everything functioning throughout their holidays.
From the study (quoted by
another article, as you should have done):
Today’s users of boats appear to be less willing to accept long preparation of their boating trips, constant maintenance or dealing with upcoming problems, leading to decreasing tendencies to own a boat and an increased growth demand for charters. They want to go to their preferred destination, have a boat ready and everything functioning throughout their holidays.
From your whitepaper:
The following subsections describe the main features of the platform available to owners of private and business accounts. Both types of accounts will provide many similar functions, but are divided for taxation purposes and to simplify the calculation of fees and commissions. Owners of business accounts will have greater access to advertising tools on the platform and will be able to obtain various extra services in exchange for an optional monthly subscription fee; further, business accounts will face certain limitations on contacting private users to avoid spam.
From the
Tripus ICO whitepaper:
The following subsections describe the main features of the platform available for the owners of personal accounts and businesses. Both types of accounts will provide similar functionality but is divided for tax purposes and to simplify the calculation of fees and commissions. Owners account will now have access to tools more ads on the platform and will be able to get many different additional services in exchange for a monthly subscription fee option; moreover, business accounts will face certain restrictions when contacting private users to prevent spam.
From your whitepaper:
The use of the most innovative digital technologies has been one of the prime movers of growth in the whole travel sector, creating online travel giants like AirBnb and TripAdvisor. In the yacht charter industry, there are some booking systems like Booking Manager, Nausys and Sedna. However, these projects are heavily centralised and consequently make the whole charter market fragmented - creating frustration for end users, guests and sailors. Also, these seemingly innovative projects may soon become outdated with the arrival of blockchain technology. Cryptocurrencies, decentralised structures and smart contracts will soon define the new face of the yacht charter industry.
From the
Smart Trip Platform ICO:
The use of the most innovative digital technologies has been one of the prime movers of this growth, creating such online travel giants as AirBnb and TripAdvisor. However, even these seemingly innovative projects may soon become outdated with the arrival of the blockchain technology. Cryptocurrencies, decentralized structures, smart contracts will soon define the new face of the travel industry.
Pretty much your entire white paper is plagiarized from a few different sources. Some are former ICOs. That's certainly a red flag for anybody considering investing in it. It means you haven't put forth the time to do your own research. It's lazy at best and fraud at worst.
