Topic: [ANN] HEAT: 3.0 crypto*multisig fiat*a2a hft*1000tps*DSA*PoS+PoP*e2ee chat* - page 79. (Read 418460 times)
March 23, 2017, 08:15:11 PM
i have heat stuck on c-cex. how can i get it out
March 23, 2017, 08:05:41 PM
Is Heat ever going to be enabled on an exchange?
On alcurex already
Is the wallet integrated? Can I withdraw or deposit?
March 23, 2017, 07:59:53 PM
Is Heat ever going to be enabled on an exchange?
On alcurex already
March 23, 2017, 05:06:52 PM
Is Heat ever going to be enabled on an exchange?
March 23, 2017, 04:22:43 PM
Oh dude you are so wrong if you think I will move on just because I received my btc back! I told these assholes that I want an apology! They will have me dicking around and blahblahblah
Are you serious? Do you think they would be so blue-eyed they would make an apology so that you could just go on ranting here and have their apology as a "proof" that they have admitted doing wrong and you would just go on with your absurd mission.
Yeah and watch your language it helps if you wish to be succesful in life. Peace.
Oh I am serious! I want an apology! They said I would be lieing and that I never made the withdrawal of 0.17BTC! Somebody else had to look into it and provided proof that I was right! They accused me of spreading false information which I did not and everybody can see it! Folks with a little bit of courage left apologize after that, the heat bitches did not and until I don't receive an apology I will not be leavng! Let's see who can play this game longer, shall we? I wonder what "your new business partners" will think when they see the big red scam on every page here! This is where you land when you type heat ledger into google. Everybody that is interested in heat will land sooner or later here and having a big fat SCAM sign everywhere is not something potential investors are looking for. I want an apology! To me it looks like they knew about the !bug that my transaction did not show up and they just wanted to keep my money because they knew it would be hard for anyone to find my transaction. That is why they do not apologize! These diarrhea squirts planned to steal my btc!
March 23, 2017, 03:31:56 PM
Oh dude you are so wrong if you think I will move on just because I received my btc back! I told these assholes that I want an apology! They will have me dicking around and blahblahblah
Are you serious? Do you think they would be so blue-eyed they would make an apology so that you could just go on ranting here and have their apology as a "proof" that they have admitted doing wrong and you would just go on with your absurd mission.
Yeah and watch your language it helps if you wish to be succesful in life. Peace.
Oh I am serious! I want an apology! They said I would be lieing and that I never made the withdrawal of 0.17BTC! Somebody else had to look into it and provided proof that I was right! They accused me of spreading false information which I did not and everybody can see it! Folks with a little bit of courage left apologize after that, the heat bitches did not and until I don't receive an apology I will not be leavng! Let's see who can play this game longer, shall we? I wonder what "your new business partners" will think when they see the big red scam on every page here! This is where you land when you type heat ledger into google. Everybody that is interested in heat will land sooner or later here and having a big fat SCAM sign everywhere is not something potential investors are looking for. I want an apology! To me it looks like they knew about the !bug that my transaction did not show up and they just wanted to keep my money because they knew it would be hard for anyone to find my transaction. That is why they do not apologize! These diarrhea squirts planned to steal my btc!
March 23, 2017, 02:31:47 PM
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I think the ones guilty are the heat heads. ...The guy who created the market did nothing wrong, he just used the functionality provided by the heat crap...
I think the ones guilty are the heat heads. ...The guy who created the market did nothing wrong, he just used the functionality provided by the heat crap...
Are you serious? This is same as blaming those who created money for money relater crimes.
Oh dude you are so wrong if you think I will move on just because I received my btc back! I told these assholes that I want an apology! They will have me dicking around and blahblahblah
Are you serious? Do you think they would be so blue-eyed they would make an apology so that you could just go on ranting here and have their apology as a "proof" that they have admitted doing wrong and you would just go on with your absurd mission.
Yeah and watch your language it helps if you wish to be succesful in life. Peace.
March 23, 2017, 01:39:40 PM
Just sold my 3k heat to irukandji. He is a trustworthy guy(too good to be involved in the heat community), we didn't even need a escrow. Now I only need my 0.17btc back and I can finally move on....
Hi StewieG, nice that you got your 0.17btc paid out and sold the rest of your heat to irukandji. I think now you can finally move on. Send us a message if you find a new project to follow. Could be quite fun to read your posts in a new thread 
YOU MEAN ALL OF STEWIE's SHIT WAS OVER LESS THAN $200?
?? OMG. What a loser. March 23, 2017, 01:23:21 PM
lol, Stewie is probably on everyones ignore list. I know he is on mine
We have no more information than you have available, nor do we have access to the asset concerned.
Issuer can be seen by clicking on the asset pair and landing here:
https://heatwallet.com/#/trader/0/4249904286321844153
You can use the API to track payments / trades to and from that account
https://heatwallet.com/api/
There seem to be a couple of BTC redemptions from that account
https://heatwallet.com:7734/api/v1/account/payments/14601113921039187075/all/timestamp/false/0/100
Our BTC gateway handles BTC deposits and redemptions, we don't currently have the resources nor the inclination to operate as an escrow for other assets or general investigator of asset issuers' business.
However I don't necessarily see what would the neg trust be about? Has the asset issuer promised something? Has the mistaken buyer contacted the issuer for resolving the issue of him not finding out enough data or even the issuer account number of the asset before buying it? Things like that in a decentralized environment are to be handled by the parties affected and not the infrastructure supplier (us). Crypto platforms are all about giving full power of tokens to the counterparties in transaction. It's unfortunately a known fact many people don't understand that and aren't willing to take full responsibility of their actions regarding their funds, thus try to still resort to some authority figures they perceive would have power to settle their errors, whereas in reality this isn't possible in a decentralized system.
The asset issuer responded to our questions about the purpose of his assets, so I'd suppose there's good chance contacting him would be fruitful. HEAT mainnet supports private messages to account number.
@EliphazFimk So the account is 14601113921039187075 . Is this an ICO account or it is an account created after launch . In case it is an ICO account can you share who was the buyer ( bitcointalk account ) ? I don't remember what was the process for claiming HEAT and if the above is possible , but if that's the case this will be a way of pressure to the asset creator to return funds to the buyer .
@StewieG Probably you are in his ignore list , i agree that he owe you at least an apology .
@EliphazFimk Now that we can communicate better , could you point which accounts made those assets ? Are those funds withdrawn or are they still in the exchange ? I guess that you have to give at least the identity of the person/s who made those assets and give us the opportunity to give neg trust . HEAT must protect it's investors in any possible way .
We have no more information than you have available, nor do we have access to the asset concerned.
Issuer can be seen by clicking on the asset pair and landing here:
https://heatwallet.com/#/trader/0/4249904286321844153
You can use the API to track payments / trades to and from that account
https://heatwallet.com/api/
There seem to be a couple of BTC redemptions from that account
https://heatwallet.com:7734/api/v1/account/payments/14601113921039187075/all/timestamp/false/0/100
Our BTC gateway handles BTC deposits and redemptions, we don't currently have the resources nor the inclination to operate as an escrow for other assets or general investigator of asset issuers' business.
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opportunity to give neg trust
Feedback mechanism on assets is planned but not yet available.However I don't necessarily see what would the neg trust be about? Has the asset issuer promised something? Has the mistaken buyer contacted the issuer for resolving the issue of him not finding out enough data or even the issuer account number of the asset before buying it? Things like that in a decentralized environment are to be handled by the parties affected and not the infrastructure supplier (us). Crypto platforms are all about giving full power of tokens to the counterparties in transaction. It's unfortunately a known fact many people don't understand that and aren't willing to take full responsibility of their actions regarding their funds, thus try to still resort to some authority figures they perceive would have power to settle their errors, whereas in reality this isn't possible in a decentralized system.
The asset issuer responded to our questions about the purpose of his assets, so I'd suppose there's good chance contacting him would be fruitful. HEAT mainnet supports private messages to account number.
@EliphazFimk So the account is 14601113921039187075 . Is this an ICO account or it is an account created after launch . In case it is an ICO account can you share who was the buyer ( bitcointalk account ) ? I don't remember what was the process for claiming HEAT and if the above is possible , but if that's the case this will be a way of pressure to the asset creator to return funds to the buyer .
@StewieG Probably you are in his ignore list , i agree that he owe you at least an apology .
March 23, 2017, 01:12:50 PM
Devs, whats the update and bug hunting?
March 23, 2017, 12:54:10 PM
@EliphazFimk Now that we can communicate better , could you point which accounts made those assets ? Are those funds withdrawn or are they still in the exchange ? I guess that you have to give at least the identity of the person/s who made those assets and give us the opportunity to give neg trust . HEAT must protect it's investors in any possible way .
We have no more information than you have available, nor do we have access to the asset concerned.
Issuer can be seen by clicking on the asset pair and landing here:
https://heatwallet.com/#/trader/0/4249904286321844153
You can use the API to track payments / trades to and from that account
https://heatwallet.com/api/
There seem to be a couple of BTC redemptions from that account
https://heatwallet.com:7734/api/v1/account/payments/14601113921039187075/all/timestamp/false/0/100
Our BTC gateway handles BTC deposits and redemptions, we don't currently have the resources nor the inclination to operate as an escrow for other assets or general investigator of asset issuers' business.
Quote
opportunity to give neg trust
Feedback mechanism on assets is planned but not yet available.However I don't necessarily see what would the neg trust be about? Has the asset issuer promised something? Has the mistaken buyer contacted the issuer for resolving the issue of him not finding out enough data or even the issuer account number of the asset before buying it? Things like that in a decentralized environment are to be handled by the parties affected and not the infrastructure supplier (us). Crypto platforms are all about giving full power of tokens to the counterparties in transaction. It's unfortunately a known fact many people don't understand that and aren't willing to take full responsibility of their actions regarding their funds, thus try to still resort to some authority figures they perceive would have power to settle their errors, whereas in reality this isn't possible in a decentralized system.
The asset issuer responded to our questions about the purpose of his assets, so I'd suppose there's good chance contacting him would be fruitful. HEAT mainnet supports private messages to account number.
@EliphazFimk So the account is 14601113921039187075 . Is this an ICO account or it is an account created after launch . In case it is an ICO account can you share who was the buyer ( bitcointalk account ) ? I don't remember what was the process for claiming HEAT and if the above is possible , but if that's the case this will be a way of pressure to the asset creator to return funds to the buyer .
@StewieG Probably you are in his ignore list , i agree that he owe you at least an apology .
Just sold my 3k heat to irukandji. He is a trustworthy guy(too good to be involved in the heat community), we didn't even need a escrow. Now I only need my 0.17btc back and I can finally move on....
Hi StewieG, nice that you got your 0.17btc paid out and sold the rest of your heat to irukandji. I think now you can finally move on. Send us a message if you find a new project to follow. Could be quite fun to read your posts in a new thread Oh dude you are so wrong if you think I will move on just because I received my btc back! I told these assholes that I want an apology! They will have me dicking around here for as long as this piece of horseshit called heat exists if they don't apologize to me! I am not asking much here!
March 23, 2017, 12:06:31 PM
@EliphazFimk Now that we can communicate better , could you point which accounts made those assets ? Are those funds withdrawn or are they still in the exchange ? I guess that you have to give at least the identity of the person/s who made those assets and give us the opportunity to give neg trust . HEAT must protect it's investors in any possible way .
We have no more information than you have available, nor do we have access to the asset concerned.
Issuer can be seen by clicking on the asset pair and landing here:
https://heatwallet.com/#/trader/0/4249904286321844153
You can use the API to track payments / trades to and from that account
https://heatwallet.com/api/
There seem to be a couple of BTC redemptions from that account
https://heatwallet.com:7734/api/v1/account/payments/14601113921039187075/all/timestamp/false/0/100
Our BTC gateway handles BTC deposits and redemptions, we don't currently have the resources nor the inclination to operate as an escrow for other assets or general investigator of asset issuers' business.
Quote
opportunity to give neg trust
Feedback mechanism on assets is planned but not yet available.However I don't necessarily see what would the neg trust be about? Has the asset issuer promised something? Has the mistaken buyer contacted the issuer for resolving the issue of him not finding out enough data or even the issuer account number of the asset before buying it? Things like that in a decentralized environment are to be handled by the parties affected and not the infrastructure supplier (us). Crypto platforms are all about giving full power of tokens to the counterparties in transaction. It's unfortunately a known fact many people don't understand that and aren't willing to take full responsibility of their actions regarding their funds, thus try to still resort to some authority figures they perceive would have power to settle their errors, whereas in reality this isn't possible in a decentralized system.
The asset issuer responded to our questions about the purpose of his assets, so I'd suppose there's good chance contacting him would be fruitful. HEAT mainnet supports private messages to account number.
@EliphazFimk So the account is 14601113921039187075 . Is this an ICO account or it is an account created after launch . In case it is an ICO account can you share who was the buyer ( bitcointalk account ) ? I don't remember what was the process for claiming HEAT and if the above is possible , but if that's the case this will be a way of pressure to the asset creator to return funds to the buyer .
@StewieG Probably you are in his ignore list , i agree that he owe you at least an apology .
March 23, 2017, 11:55:30 AM
Pay me my Komodo(KMD) and my Golem(GNT) out!
It's my right, when I bought it, it was no "asset"! You changed it afterwards and money went into your pocket!
March 23, 2017, 06:56:26 AM
@EliphazFimk Now that we can communicate better , could you point which accounts made those assets ? Are those funds withdrawn or are they still in the exchange ? I guess that you have to give at least the identity of the person/s who made those assets and give us the opportunity to give neg trust . HEAT must protect it's investors in any possible way .
We have no more information than you have available, nor do we have access to the asset concerned.
Issuer can be seen by clicking on the asset pair and landing here:
https://heatwallet.com/#/trader/0/4249904286321844153
You can use the API to track payments / trades to and from that account
https://heatwallet.com/api/
There seem to be a couple of BTC redemptions from that account
https://heatwallet.com:7734/api/v1/account/payments/14601113921039187075/all/timestamp/false/0/100
Our BTC gateway handles BTC deposits and redemptions, we don't currently have the resources nor the inclination to operate as an escrow for other assets or general investigator of asset issuers' business.
Quote
opportunity to give neg trust
Feedback mechanism on assets is planned but not yet available.However I don't necessarily see what would the neg trust be about? Has the asset issuer promised something? Has the mistaken buyer contacted the issuer for resolving the issue of him not finding out enough data or even the issuer account number of the asset before buying it? Things like that in a decentralized environment are to be handled by the parties affected and not the infrastructure supplier (us). Crypto platforms are all about giving full power of tokens to the counterparties in transaction. It's unfortunately a known fact many people don't understand that and aren't willing to take full responsibility of their actions regarding their funds, thus try to still resort to some authority figures they perceive would have power to settle their errors, whereas in reality this isn't possible in a decentralized system.
The asset issuer responded to our questions about the purpose of his assets, so I'd suppose there's good chance contacting him would be fruitful. HEAT mainnet supports private messages to account number.
March 23, 2017, 04:30:06 AM
Pay me my Komodo(KMD) and my Golem(GNT) out!
It's my right, when I bought it, it was no "asset"! You changed it afterwards and money went into your pocket!
@EliphazFimk Now that we can communicate better , could you point which accounts made those assets ? Are those funds withdrawn or are they still in the exchange ? I guess that you have to give at least the identity of the person/s who made those assets and give us the opportunity to give neg trust . HEAT must protect it's investors in any possible way .
March 23, 2017, 04:04:19 AM
Pay me my Komodo(KMD) and my Golem(GNT) out!
It's my right, when I bought it, it was no "asset"! You changed it afterwards and money went into your pocket!
March 23, 2017, 03:50:39 AM
Stewie has a point. I feel like everything was done very sloppy. A2A is not running perfectly, no business partners have been throughly talked about, and liquidity is near impossible to find. Honestly, this seems like one of those coins that might be okay in a years time. In the short run I feel there will be more issues and more things that are up in the air. I thought I missed out when I missed the ico but now I am kinda glad.I thought stewie was a shill but it seems like he did lose money and he does have some points.
March 23, 2017, 02:31:14 AM
Thanx for the updates devs 
March 23, 2017, 12:38:33 AM
Until the Decentralized Asset Exchange is again live, or 3rd party exchangers have integrated the HEAT token,
at the current moment genuine HEAT is best to be traded privately on this forum or one of the following -
https://heatcrypto.slack.com (invitation from https://heatslack.herokuapp.com/)
http://heatledger.net/
We have recently hired 4 new java devs, 2 of which will be working full time on the HEAT core once warmed up. We're constantly coordinating with numerous 3rd party frontend developers in order to implement applications and professional visual remake of the heatwallet UI, which is ready and waiting for deployment of Asset Exchange in mainnet.
Full time marketing personnel was selected already, however the HEAT core system experiencing further delays the hiring has been postponed until our tech is in condition the sales personnel is actually able to sell products based on it.
We're meeting new and existing partners daily and business partnerships are progressing within the limits imposed by the restrains of the HEAT technology that's still not in the phase where we - and no doubt all followers - would like it to be.
These partnerships are confidential, as some of them will materialize into services and some won't. Which ones do materialize to what extent and which will not go forward we obviously don't know yet. Inhouse HEAT Grand Project Tracking document, which changes and grows constantly, currently contains 16 partnership projects. Most of these are largish, 5 have success probability of 50%+, half have success probability of at least 20%, the remaining somewhat less. Some are tightly connected with the public HEAT blockchain, some less tightly or not at all, except from using the same technology which however will not remain without merit for the HEAT token.
Much depends on how soon and how well we're able ensure the stability of the mainnet and relaunch the live Asset Exchange with the lead of Dennis and now the java extras helping him.
There would be no benefit in faking what I've said above. This much can be disclosed - in addition to being classified, another reason we've kept most business development secret and are maintaining radio silence about partnerships, is that it brings no extra value to the HEAT token while no liquid markets for the token yet exist. The Decentralized HEAT Asset Exchange is really the key and trigger that enables us to take all this to the next level.
How? In many ways, the most obvious probably being that the company will ensure liquidity of the native HEAT token to a reasonable extent. A co-operative party providing professional trading algorithms has been worked with for a couple of months already, in order to bring automatic trading bots to the HEAT Asset Exchange, also contributing to liquidity in a significant manner.
More sitreps will follow later and a roadmap will be updated publicly when the stable livenet Asset Exchange milestone has been achieved. We'll look at reinforcing the social media & forum communication team to be able to maintain a more relevant and up-to-date image of the work we're doing with the HEAT token.
Yeah great where is my fucking apology? I still want reparations! Apologize and I will be gone! Don't be such a cunt! A man knows when to apologize, only condescending cunts do not!at the current moment genuine HEAT is best to be traded privately on this forum or one of the following -
https://heatcrypto.slack.com (invitation from https://heatslack.herokuapp.com/)
http://heatledger.net/
We have recently hired 4 new java devs, 2 of which will be working full time on the HEAT core once warmed up. We're constantly coordinating with numerous 3rd party frontend developers in order to implement applications and professional visual remake of the heatwallet UI, which is ready and waiting for deployment of Asset Exchange in mainnet.
Full time marketing personnel was selected already, however the HEAT core system experiencing further delays the hiring has been postponed until our tech is in condition the sales personnel is actually able to sell products based on it.
We're meeting new and existing partners daily and business partnerships are progressing within the limits imposed by the restrains of the HEAT technology that's still not in the phase where we - and no doubt all followers - would like it to be.
These partnerships are confidential, as some of them will materialize into services and some won't. Which ones do materialize to what extent and which will not go forward we obviously don't know yet. Inhouse HEAT Grand Project Tracking document, which changes and grows constantly, currently contains 16 partnership projects. Most of these are largish, 5 have success probability of 50%+, half have success probability of at least 20%, the remaining somewhat less. Some are tightly connected with the public HEAT blockchain, some less tightly or not at all, except from using the same technology which however will not remain without merit for the HEAT token.
Much depends on how soon and how well we're able ensure the stability of the mainnet and relaunch the live Asset Exchange with the lead of Dennis and now the java extras helping him.
There would be no benefit in faking what I've said above. This much can be disclosed - in addition to being classified, another reason we've kept most business development secret and are maintaining radio silence about partnerships, is that it brings no extra value to the HEAT token while no liquid markets for the token yet exist. The Decentralized HEAT Asset Exchange is really the key and trigger that enables us to take all this to the next level.
How? In many ways, the most obvious probably being that the company will ensure liquidity of the native HEAT token to a reasonable extent. A co-operative party providing professional trading algorithms has been worked with for a couple of months already, in order to bring automatic trading bots to the HEAT Asset Exchange, also contributing to liquidity in a significant manner.
More sitreps will follow later and a roadmap will be updated publicly when the stable livenet Asset Exchange milestone has been achieved. We'll look at reinforcing the social media & forum communication team to be able to maintain a more relevant and up-to-date image of the work we're doing with the HEAT token.
... apology and some rice crispy treats... thats all man... I don't think I am asking 2 much here... Otherwise I will make your life a fucking hell...
March 23, 2017, 12:14:04 AM
Until the Decentralized Asset Exchange is again live, or 3rd party exchangers have integrated the HEAT token,
at the current moment genuine HEAT is best to be traded privately on this forum or one of the following -
https://heatcrypto.slack.com (invitation from https://heatslack.herokuapp.com/)
http://heatledger.net/
We have recently hired 4 new java devs, 2 of which will be working full time on the HEAT core once warmed up. We're constantly coordinating with numerous 3rd party frontend developers in order to implement applications and professional visual remake of the heatwallet UI, which is ready and waiting for deployment of Asset Exchange in mainnet.
Full time marketing personnel was selected already, however the HEAT core system experiencing further delays the hiring has been postponed until our tech is in condition the sales personnel is actually able to sell products based on it.
We're meeting new and existing partners daily and business partnerships are progressing within the limits imposed by the restrains of the HEAT technology that's still not in the phase where we - and no doubt all followers - would like it to be.
These partnerships are confidential, as some of them will materialize into services and some won't. Which ones do materialize to what extent and which will not go forward we obviously don't know yet. Inhouse HEAT Grand Project Tracking document, which changes and grows constantly, currently contains 16 partnership projects. Most of these are largish, 5 have success probability of 50%+, half have success probability of at least 20%, the remaining somewhat less. Some are tightly connected with the public HEAT blockchain, some less tightly or not at all, except from using the same technology which however will not remain without merit for the HEAT token.
Much depends on how soon and how well we're able ensure the stability of the mainnet and relaunch the live Asset Exchange with the lead of Dennis and now the java extras helping him.
There would be no benefit in faking what I've said above. This much can be disclosed - in addition to being classified, another reason we've kept most business development secret and are maintaining radio silence about partnerships, is that it brings no extra value to the HEAT token while no liquid markets for the token yet exist. The Decentralized HEAT Asset Exchange is really the key and trigger that enables us to take all this to the next level.
How? In many ways, the most obvious probably being that the company will ensure liquidity of the native HEAT token to a reasonable extent. A co-operative party providing professional trading algorithms has been worked with for a couple of months already, in order to bring automatic trading bots to the HEAT Asset Exchange, also contributing to liquidity in a significant manner.
More sitreps will follow later and a roadmap will be updated publicly when the stable livenet Asset Exchange milestone has been achieved. We'll look at reinforcing the social media & forum communication team to be able to maintain a more relevant and up-to-date image of the work we're doing with the HEAT token.
Yeah great where is my fucking apology? I still want reparations! Apologize and I will be gone! Don't be such a cunt! A man knows when to apologize, only condescending cunts do not!at the current moment genuine HEAT is best to be traded privately on this forum or one of the following -
https://heatcrypto.slack.com (invitation from https://heatslack.herokuapp.com/)
http://heatledger.net/
We have recently hired 4 new java devs, 2 of which will be working full time on the HEAT core once warmed up. We're constantly coordinating with numerous 3rd party frontend developers in order to implement applications and professional visual remake of the heatwallet UI, which is ready and waiting for deployment of Asset Exchange in mainnet.
Full time marketing personnel was selected already, however the HEAT core system experiencing further delays the hiring has been postponed until our tech is in condition the sales personnel is actually able to sell products based on it.
We're meeting new and existing partners daily and business partnerships are progressing within the limits imposed by the restrains of the HEAT technology that's still not in the phase where we - and no doubt all followers - would like it to be.
These partnerships are confidential, as some of them will materialize into services and some won't. Which ones do materialize to what extent and which will not go forward we obviously don't know yet. Inhouse HEAT Grand Project Tracking document, which changes and grows constantly, currently contains 16 partnership projects. Most of these are largish, 5 have success probability of 50%+, half have success probability of at least 20%, the remaining somewhat less. Some are tightly connected with the public HEAT blockchain, some less tightly or not at all, except from using the same technology which however will not remain without merit for the HEAT token.
Much depends on how soon and how well we're able ensure the stability of the mainnet and relaunch the live Asset Exchange with the lead of Dennis and now the java extras helping him.
There would be no benefit in faking what I've said above. This much can be disclosed - in addition to being classified, another reason we've kept most business development secret and are maintaining radio silence about partnerships, is that it brings no extra value to the HEAT token while no liquid markets for the token yet exist. The Decentralized HEAT Asset Exchange is really the key and trigger that enables us to take all this to the next level.
How? In many ways, the most obvious probably being that the company will ensure liquidity of the native HEAT token to a reasonable extent. A co-operative party providing professional trading algorithms has been worked with for a couple of months already, in order to bring automatic trading bots to the HEAT Asset Exchange, also contributing to liquidity in a significant manner.
More sitreps will follow later and a roadmap will be updated publicly when the stable livenet Asset Exchange milestone has been achieved. We'll look at reinforcing the social media & forum communication team to be able to maintain a more relevant and up-to-date image of the work we're doing with the HEAT token.
... apology and some rice crispy treats... thats all man... I don't think I am asking 2 much here... Otherwise I will make your life a fucking hell...
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