Topic: [ANN] EQUALISER Bringing the Blockchain Home! - page 4. (Read 1597 times)
I forgot to mention as I just stated in Equalisers Telegram group, We were hard at work with the white paper and meeting local business, suppliers, networking and learning about the local economy in Puerto Rico and now all returning to our respective homes around the world. We shall all be online more to also address any queries about Equaliser and to chat about anything
I am home safe and sound, 3 different flights. Expect much more on-line activity from us as we all return to our respective homes from Puerto Rico. Be sure to join our discord and telegram groups we will be happy to assist in any queries and just to chat and get to know our community
Discord : https://discord.gg/NDAfxAz
Telegram:` https://t.me/OfficialEQL
Discord : https://discord.gg/NDAfxAz
Telegram:` https://t.me/OfficialEQL
it's interesting, of course. but then it turns out that the benefits of investors will not be particularly. and where will be located at home? are there any conditions for the purchase?
From my point of view, there are several advantages to early investors. One, as we grow and get various entities to adopt our system for title registry, the value of the coin will expand far beyond mere exchange price. Two, it's for buying houses. The initial value we set is just to get started. As people purchase housing using EQL, it's value will come to be associated with and possibly backed by real property. Without going upwards, land is a finite commodity.
We also will be developing communities that are self sufficient and hopefully prosperous enough to sell their excess food, power, and possibly crafts and specialty items. As this develops, the demand for EQL will grow, and subsequently, it's value. We envision a number of real-world use cases. That whitepaper is just the beginning.
it's interesting, of course. but then it turns out that the benefits of investors will not be particularly. and where will be located at home? are there any conditions for the purchase?
Our efforts will begin on the Island of Puerto Rico and will expand from there. We believe everyone has the right to affordable housing and we are looking at several markets once we have established ourselves here in PR. If you read our whitepaper you will see that we have plans to expand to the US Mainland, United Kingdom and Australia Currently.
it's interesting, of course. but then it turns out that the benefits of investors will not be particularly. and where will be located at home? are there any conditions for the purchase?
It's official!
The white paper is now available for your reading pleasure.
Available in ANN topic main post or by visiting the website.
https://equaliser.org
The white paper is now available for your reading pleasure.
Available in ANN topic main post or by visiting the website.
https://equaliser.org
What is Upcoming development of this project ? I expect
Our whitepaper is in final editing as I type this, being reviewed by a proofreader and a couple of other professionals to make sure we made no mistakes. All will be revealed shortly
But our first target is to start building monolithic dome housing in Puerto Rico shortly after the completion of the dICO, and to expand from there to planned self sustaining communities.
Each project should, ideally, fund the next one until we are able to provide low or no cost housing to those who need it most, and fantasy homes to those who can afford them
What is Upcoming development of this project ? I expect
Thanks guys, meeting IRL was magic, really does feel like we have known each other for many years, it's spooky lol.
Good sign of a good team, we had a blast of a time even working hard. I'm in Qatar about to get my last flight.
Looking forward to having my presence online a lot again.
Good sign of a good team, we had a blast of a time even working hard. I'm in Qatar about to get my last flight.
Looking forward to having my presence online a lot again.
Hello Community
We just added Equaliser to our ICO database and is now available on our website.
Check it out here —> https://cryptoslate.com/coins/equaliser/
https://i.imgur.com/Ssg2Z6a.jpg
We just added Equaliser to our ICO database and is now available on our website.
Check it out here —> https://cryptoslate.com/coins/equaliser/
https://i.imgur.com/Ssg2Z6a.jpg
excited to be part of one of the early dICOs & History
Have a Safe Trip home @Andronicusbass 36 hour flight back to Australia is pretty intense however it was amazing meeting you here in Puerto Rico.
I'll second that, except I still ain't got to meet you IRL
Also, for everyone watching, Andronicusbass is now officially a team member with EQL. We knew it was coming, he didn't
Have a Safe Trip home @Andronicusbass 36 hour flight back to Australia is pretty intense however it was amazing meeting you here in Puerto Rico.
Thank you. I just can't wait to build houses I was a bricklayer many years ago, I wish I stayed with it however, I like equaliser better 
I was a bricklayer many years ago, I wish I stayed with it however, I like equaliser better
This EQUALIZER project offering a guaranty that everyone will like it.
That is the safety of the transaction, so loosing on our asset when doing a transaction can be removed. That way we'll be able to safely manage our transaction with EQUALIZER
That is the safety of the transaction, so loosing on our asset when doing a transaction can be removed. That way we'll be able to safely manage our transaction with EQUALIZER
We have seen lot's of destruction and efforts to rebuild but what we see is people reverting to wood and other materials including the use of tarpaulin as roofing, which we know will not be able to withstand hurricane force winds.. I think a lot of the issue for rebuilding is the fact that many people here cannot afford the materials to fix there homes.
We will also technically be helping the local economy grow by using local merchants for supply's which in turn will help the local building trade and equipment suppliers.
We will also technically be helping the local economy grow by using local merchants for supply's which in turn will help the local building trade and equipment suppliers.
As we explore more of Puerto Rico, it becomes more and more clear the desperate need for adequate protection, against the Mother Nature’s wrath, although the Island is a very beautiful place, the destruction and devastation is still clear to see to this day. Many communities and lives have been affected. Talking with the locals we have heard the sad realities about how the hurricane has upturned their lives.
It was quite sad to see.
I remain quite saddened that I was unable to join the rest of the team for this trip... But can you describe in a bit more detail what all you saw? I saw some of the pictures y'all sent, and it looked pretty bad. Not often I see YOU without words, my friend
As we explore more of Puerto Rico, it becomes more and more clear the desperate need for adequate protection, against the Mother Nature’s wrath, although the Island is a very beautiful place, the destruction and devastation is still clear to see to this day. Many communities and lives have been affected. Talking with the locals we have heard the sad realities about how the hurricane has upturned their lives.
It was quite sad to see.
I remain quite saddened that I was unable to join the rest of the team for this trip... But can you describe in a bit more detail what all you saw? I saw some of the pictures y'all sent, and it looked pretty bad. Not often I see YOU without words, my friend
As we explore more of Puerto Rico, it becomes more and more clear the desperate need for adequate protection, against the Mother Nature’s wrath, although the Island is a very beautiful place, the destruction and devastation is still clear to see to this day. Many communities and lives have been affected. Talking with the locals we have heard the sad realities about how the hurricane has upturned their lives.
It was quite sad to see.
As we explore more of Puerto Rico, it becomes more and more clear the desperate need for adequate protection, against the Mother Nature’s wrath, although the Island is a very beautiful place, the destruction and devastation is still clear to see to this day. Many communities and lives have been affected. Talking with the locals we have heard the sad realities about how the hurricane has upturned their lives.
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