Topic: [ANN] Bitland - ICO - Decentralized Land Registry - page 23. (Read 84823 times)

 I am definitely not a token watcher but good grief this thing is trading at 1% of the ICO price last month. Either this is a big steal or people know something is wrong. I am just glad I did not buy at 30K Satoshis! Now trading in the 300 area... Just wow. 

thanks! will keep that in mind.

https://www.mixcloud.com/LChrisBates/bitland-interview-with-harbour-city-radio/

i said a long time ago this place is not going to be our hub...

bitcointalk forum is rarely checked...if you want to get updates on bitland, don't come here

No update on the project or anything? What have your team been working on? recruiting more communities to participate? still developing the land registry software? or anything?
please? Anybody there? knock knock?

Can someone point any "real" news on the project ? How the basic architecture will work ? The self sustain bitland office with solar pannel, wifi and drones...
Where is the first quickwin ?
All I see is a google form and a google map with a custom layer.

so what's new?

https://steemit.com/pressrelease/@yasemin-gencer/mark-your-calendars-bitland-speaking-in-austria-france-and-senegal

Well, Chris is CSO,  not CEO.
Being a little punchy might be an asset in his position.
That being said, his reaction to some idiot on bct is not professional or needed if this project really has what he says it has.
Chris, I really appreciate your updates. I'm sure nobody else on your team would have been able to breath life into this like you do. However, if Bitland is to grow in a big way you should consider a dedicated P.R. person to handle this forum, website, steemit, ect... so you can focus on larger topics and not be spread so thin.
Also you would be less likely to deal with idiots. Everyone knows the patronus of BCT is a troll, so don't be a Trump and let it get to you.

  Please Act like a CEO. Why do you have to melt down over some simple fud...

Even if I would be convinced by the fundamentals (and there is not that much to find about this project in terms of "fundamentals") I wouldn't ever invest into Bitland because of the way how you try to bash other projects ("piece of shit project") and to hype Bitland. Next reason is: Bryce Weiner is involved who just finished another ICO (TAO).

But of course I'll continue to watch this, because I really want to know if my conclusions will turn out to be wrong or right. ;-)

ethereum literally became two goddamn tokens because the theoretical foundation for the project was shit to begin with...but people buy up the fucking token because "other people" buy up the token...ethereum is such a piece of shit project, yet everyone is so invested they can't see it...

lol...

keep following the horse shit projects...

bitland is going to make the last 3 years of crypto look like absolute idiocy when we get done...

jesus...everyone is so goddamn delusional in the "market", lol

spells of genesis?

horrible...

maybe one day people will realize software development life cycles are more important than an "algorithm"...

the deal with the cadastral price is that all anyone ever does is watch the fucking "price", and not read actual news...good lord...

jesus people...

so much is going on, and all you fucking care about is the goddamn token price?

that shit pisses me off to no end...not the market price...the people's reaction...

I'm buying some, good news + cheap prices and volume on exchange seems like the beginning of a bull market. As always don't invest what you can't afford to lose. 

Hey what's the deal with these CADASTRAL prices? Going from 26BTS to 3BTS in a month on OpenLedger is pretty catastropic.

Congratulations on your success.

But a word of advice: make sure that Bitland becomes indispensable within this sector in Mauritius before the next general elections in 2018.

They have a nasty habit of getting rid of all the chums of the previous regime without any warning.

And this is not just FUD.

I was an expat there for a number of years.

Best of luck to you.

Most of these ideas look good in theory but in practice especially in Africa you need to do more than talk and write

Ha, but why would you say that? Because you are not used to this kind of transparency?
For what reason would Chris lie? To boost cadastral price? If that were the goal we all know there are better faster easier ways to hype and boost the marketcap.

 That being said, Chris your progress thus far really is borderline unbelievable. Nice work!
How did the last ICO turn out?

i would say liar···

so...while everyone is watching the Ethereum shit show, Bitland is working with governments...apparently no one is paying attention...oh well

some people paid attention...good on them

keep watching that Ethereum shit show...you will miss the REAL action




https://steemit.com/bitland/@yasemin-gencer/bitland-global-receives-warm-welcome-from-mauritius

23 September 2016 (Bloomington, Indiana): Bitland Global is pleased to announce plans to found its first regional headquarters in Mauritius in addition to establishing a Bitland Mauritius branch that focuses on the land-registration needs of the country. Mr. Prakash Bheekhoo, a Mauritian telecommunications expert, will be leading the efforts to launch and manage the new Bitland Mauritius branch. Ahead of the game, Mr. Bheekhoo is already training a select group of university students to prepare them to conduct local processes on the ground.



Bitland’s commitment to Mauritius extends well beyond land-title registration efforts. WISekey, a cyber security platform based in Geneva, is currently directing its attention toward establishing a Center of Excellence in Mauritius to train local talented tech enthusiasts in blockchain technology and blockchain-based solutions for government operations. To this end, Bitland will be providing vital educational assistance to WISekey’s project while also serving as an accessible example of the kind of practical and world-changing applications blockchain technology is primed to support.



Bitland and Mauritius share a passion for innovative thinking and a drive for making large-scale visions reality. Following the Mauritian Smart City model, Bitland Global is planning to develop and implement a pilot system of integrated databases stored and managed on the blockchain with the objective of digitizing a vast quantity of daily applications and transactions and streamlining them into one easy-to-use application that will be made available to private citizens, government offices, and businesses alike.

http://www.itwebafrica.com/home-page/e-commerce/694-africa/236830-top-banks-presence-gives-mauritius-blockchain-edge

Top banks' presence gives Mauritius blockchain edge

That Mauritius has one of the biggest banks in Africa and the biggest bank in East Africa positions it to be a 'blockchain valley' that will benefit other countries, says Bitland Global's head, Christopher Bates, after the first Mauritius annual blockchain seminar.

Bates explained that with these banks' presence, Mauritius has the opportunity to establish an off-shore data warehouse that stores a government level blockchain for countries that don't have the capacity for their own blockchain warehouses to use.

"This means that if an area like DRC really wanted to have blockchain tech, but the government couldn't afford the entire transition, that government would be able to use Mauritian government blockchain to store their sensitive information," he explained to ITWeb Africa. "The Mauritian government is meeting with 40 African banks this week to discuss how they are going to increase the economic interplay using Mauritius as a haven and in tandem with blockchain."

He added that when the plan is realised, the entire process of investing into developing countries will not only be made transparent but the investment hub will be going through an African and not an European bank.


"Not that there is anything wrong with European banks," he said, "but the point is that Mauritius, already having a major banking presence in Africa, is better positioned to make a quicker impact into the African Diaspora than the European banks. As well, we want to make sure that we beat the neo-colonialist movement into the poorest areas."

Bitland and cybersecurity company WISeKey are working with the Mauritian government to establish standards "in the same way that Switzerland became a haven for "money" because the government protected the holdings" to avoid any security or privacy concerns that may arise.

Bates said: "A government that is proactively protecting their blockchains is as secure as a blockchain infrastructure can get because they will not be operating unilaterally. They are a neutral ground. So in that case, everyone involved can invest into the security of Mauritius blockchain which is ultimately how it is poised to become the fastest growing hub for development."

With a company registered already, the two firms have indicated setting up operations in Mauritius particularly to create a new wave of blockchain developers in the country and later set up how to pilot the larger scope project from there.

WISeKey will establish a BlockChain Centre of Excellence in Mauritius that will later recommend a National Blockchain Platform to facilitate enterprises to swiftly adopt and on-board blockchain based solutions and services.

Bates added that with the help of the Mauritian Central Bank, they believe they are in a better position to deploy the protocol quicker across more countries so that land is protected quicker.