Tezos: A Self-Amending Crypto-Ledger

[Stealth8368]

Can anyone please tell me when the token distribution will be? Im sory was away since ico...

Later in October

is there any specific date or deadline? I dont like how the dev team is working right now. There is some serious money involved

if you want to keep up to date on what's happening join tezos slack channel

[The Goat Master]

Can anyone please tell me when the token distribution will be? Im sory was away since ico...

Later in October

is there any specific date or deadline? I dont like how the dev team is working right now. There is some serious money involved

There is no specific date, they especially told before the ICO.

[evski]

has there been any news on what exchanges the Tezos token will be traded on?

[tranduc2101]

Why do not we get the money back below the minimum?

[The Goat Master]

has there been any news on what exchanges the Tezos token will be traded on?

Not that I know of.
I guess we can see high volume exhanges right after the launch.

[Stealth8368]

Why do not we get the money back below the minimum?

As I understand it tezos stated that all funds below the minimum would be returned

[krinjah]

Why do not we get the money back below the minimum?

If you invested less than a minimum amount, your ETH and BTC investment is gonna be bounced back into your wallet.

[aron_folioninja]

When is the Slack going to be opened up again? (sorry if this has already been asked...)

[krinjah]

When is the Slack going to be opened up again? (sorry if this has already been asked...)

You may check this out https://www.tezoscommunity.com/ it's forum is likely to replace the Slack one
Slack is still closed right now.

[aron_folioninja]

When is the Slack going to be opened up again? (sorry if this has already been asked...)

You may check this out https://www.tezoscommunity.com/ it's forum is likely to replace the Slack one
Slack is still closed right now.

Perfect, thank you

[tranduc2101]

When do I get a refund of the investment below the minimum?

[krinjah]

When do I get a refund of the investment below the minimum?

Write an email to contact@tezos.com and ask them.

[Afrikoin]

Tezos ICO Reviewed
Tezos was one of the hottest Initial coin offerings of 2017. The project raised a whopping $252 million and smashed previous ICO records.

https://cryptovest.com/reviews/tezos-ico-reviewed/

[depassage298]

Tezos ICO Reviewed
Tezos was one of the hottest Initial coin offerings of 2017. The project raised a whopping $252 million and smashed previous ICO records.

https://cryptovest.com/reviews/tezos-ico-reviewed/

The higher the amount raised, the more difficult XTZ would rise, don't you think?

[williamevanl]

Not really no. I feel like everyone has this backwards. If this were stock in a company, the price of the stock is directly related to the value of the company (how much it has in assets).

Tezos is the opposite of the majority of these ICO's, the money isn't just handed out to the team who created the whitepaper, it is managed as funds for the network by a non-profit organization. You can think of the tokens as being directly backed by these funds in a way.

For most ICO's particularly all the ERC-20 garbage as of late, it's not that. They take your money, put it in their bank accounts and give you something useless in return.

And don't forget these area all micro-cap investments anyway. Linkedin the website was bought for 26 BILLION. Even at 200 Million for Tezos, it's just a tiny tiny marketcap with decent financial backing. Other projects are tiny marketcaps with tiny financial backing!

[HomoHenning]

it is managed as funds for the network by a non-profit organization.

what they plan to do with the funds?

[rejosh]

Not really no. I feel like everyone has this backwards. If this were stock in a company, the price of the stock is directly related to the value of the company (how much it has in assets).

Tezos is the opposite of the majority of these ICO's, the money isn't just handed out to the team who created the whitepaper, it is managed as funds for the network by a non-profit organization. You can think of the tokens as being directly backed by these funds in a way.

For most ICO's particularly all the ERC-20 garbage as of late, it's not that. They take your money, put it in their bank accounts and give you something useless in return.

And don't forget these area all micro-cap investments anyway. Linkedin the website was bought for 26 BILLION. Even at 200 Million for Tezos, it's just a tiny tiny marketcap with decent financial backing. Other projects are tiny marketcaps with tiny financial backing!

Tezos will easily start with a 2 billion market cap. 

[williamevanl]

Not really no. I feel like everyone has this backwards. If this were stock in a company, the price of the stock is directly related to the value of the company (how much it has in assets).

Tezos is the opposite of the majority of these ICO's, the money isn't just handed out to the team who created the whitepaper, it is managed as funds for the network by a non-profit organization. You can think of the tokens as being directly backed by these funds in a way.

For most ICO's particularly all the ERC-20 garbage as of late, it's not that. They take your money, put it in their bank accounts and give you something useless in return.

And don't forget these area all micro-cap investments anyway. Linkedin the website was bought for 26 BILLION. Even at 200 Million for Tezos, it's just a tiny tiny marketcap with decent financial backing. Other projects are tiny marketcaps with tiny financial backing!

Tezos will easily start with a 2 billion market cap. 

What's really going to blow minds is when it hits 2 Trillion...

[depassage298]

Not really no. I feel like everyone has this backwards. If this were stock in a company, the price of the stock is directly related to the value of the company (how much it has in assets).

Tezos is the opposite of the majority of these ICO's, the money isn't just handed out to the team who created the whitepaper, it is managed as funds for the network by a non-profit organization. You can think of the tokens as being directly backed by these funds in a way.

For most ICO's particularly all the ERC-20 garbage as of late, it's not that. They take your money, put it in their bank accounts and give you something useless in return.

And don't forget these area all micro-cap investments anyway. Linkedin the website was bought for 26 BILLION. Even at 200 Million for Tezos, it's just a tiny tiny marketcap with decent financial backing. Other projects are tiny marketcaps with tiny financial backing!

Look at Ripple or Bancor. It stays low level due to huge market cap.

[depassage298]

Check the results of the poll so far

https://forums.tezos.community/t/your-xtz-estimated-price/501

It would be interesting to get more voters. Sign-in and participate to the online poll.