But will you also have a way for customers to convert any 'regular' money/currency (Debit, Paper, etc) to crypto so they can make purchases?
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Not bad, sneaky sneaky ICO token marketing.
Are you aware that there is already a Time token, or are you somehow related to chronobank?
How does the consumer know that the videos were actually recorded on the production site? How does the consumer know that the production hasn't changed since the video was made? Can the consumer only access the image material via some sort of blockchain explorer or do you plan on releasing the respective image material so that the stored file hashes can be cross-checked? Which hashing algorithm do you plan on using for making aforementioned image material verifiable?
I admittedly only skimmed your white paper, so apologies in case I overlooked something that answers these questions.
Are you aware that there is already a Time token, or are you somehow related to chronobank?
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3. will only sell locally made artisanal goods that are traced from origin on a blockchain, to give the consumer full transparency
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3. will only sell locally made artisanal goods that are traced from origin on a blockchain, to give the consumer full transparency
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Quote from: whitepaper
If we create a system where we can record (on video) and audit
every step of the process for creating a product and save it onto a
blockchain ledger that can then be viewed by a consumer simply
by scanning a QR code on that product, then we could essentially
solve the problems of companies lying about their products and
give consumers complete transparency to what they are
purchasing.
every step of the process for creating a product and save it onto a
blockchain ledger that can then be viewed by a consumer simply
by scanning a QR code on that product, then we could essentially
solve the problems of companies lying about their products and
give consumers complete transparency to what they are
purchasing.
How does the consumer know that the videos were actually recorded on the production site? How does the consumer know that the production hasn't changed since the video was made? Can the consumer only access the image material via some sort of blockchain explorer or do you plan on releasing the respective image material so that the stored file hashes can be cross-checked? Which hashing algorithm do you plan on using for making aforementioned image material verifiable?
I admittedly only skimmed your white paper, so apologies in case I overlooked something that answers these questions.
I don't know how well-known bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general are there in Los Angeles, but I think it would be better if you listed "accepting bitcoin" only, and not litecoin and ethereum. I think the case will be most likely people asking what those 3 cryptocurrencies are, and it will end up with them being overwhelmed with the information you're going to give. So I think accepting only 1 currency for now will be more ideal.
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