2GT’s price is €0.05 in presale. Once it becomes listed in exchanges, price will fluctuate as the market wishes.
Does that mean that if the 2GT goes below presale initial price 2gether will sell it for market’s price or it will be always equal or more than €0.05? If the last, what’s the financial team thoughts about arbitrage (buying low in exchanges, selling instantly for EUR or cryptos higher in 2gether app)? If the first, how to sustain the company profitability in possible long periods of bear market? If the last, 2GT price in app will automatically increase and decrease based in exchanges until it bottoms, if it happens someday, €0.05 again? If the first, can investors be sure of never losing money in this design (once bought for €0.05 you can always go to the app to sell them regardless market's price)?
4 questions in 1 post. Thanks again, guys!
Topic: [ANN] [ICO] 2GETHER - THE FIRST EUROPEAN CRYPTO CARD (DELIVERING NOW) - page 43. (Read 5682 times)
April 08, 2019, 08:33:08 AM
April 08, 2019, 08:32:40 AM
Is the €10 one time entry fee to use the app payable exclusively in Euro or is ETH/BTC accepted too?
You can pay with EURO, ETH o BTC by now.
Using it for a week, and very happy.
Hi guys, the 10 EUR is indeed a one-time investment. You'll receive 10EUR worth of 2GT @ 0.05EUR per 2gt, and you can use EUR, BTC, or ETH to join the app. Once our Token is VFA approved, you'll be able to sell your 2GT. Therefore it's an investment and not a fee
April 08, 2019, 08:29:38 AM
Please tell me whether your card will work with the application in Russia ? And how much is the card ?
April 08, 2019, 08:13:58 AM
Is the €10 one time entry fee to use the app payable exclusively in Euro or is ETH/BTC accepted too?
You can pay with EURO, ETH o BTC by now.
Using it for a week, and very happy.
April 08, 2019, 08:13:28 AM
In 2gether app, transactions will occur as fast as a blink with unlimited scalability. Although in Europe there's not big issues concerning agility in transfering money, once 2gether reaches non-Euro countries it will need a fast sending money system. Do the team intend to use settlement systems such as Ripple's Xrapid instead of Swift's message system? Or better, in 2gether's ecosystem, regarding money transfers, will settlement systems be need? If it doesn't, why not?
April 08, 2019, 08:11:17 AM
Is the €10 one time entry fee to use the app payable exclusively in Euro or is ETH/BTC accepted too?
April 08, 2019, 07:59:38 AM
I first discovered 2gether through Parachute, last year when I was hunting airdrops like a fool. Fortunately, that hunt brought me to the project, and I have been following its progress for a while.
Everything about is polished, the visual design is well thought out, the regulatory checks have been performed appropriately with the card push to many EU countries, the team is large and skillful, they post regular progress updates and best of all, their card solution is already in use. Getting a card to work is not an easy job and much more famous players have failed time and time again (see Tenx etc.), while this relatively small project has succeeded!
My only gripe is that not all EU countries are supported, but I am sure that they are planning to further increase market penetration. I own some tokens and are looking forward to using them and make my overcharging bank obsolete.
Everything about is polished, the visual design is well thought out, the regulatory checks have been performed appropriately with the card push to many EU countries, the team is large and skillful, they post regular progress updates and best of all, their card solution is already in use. Getting a card to work is not an easy job and much more famous players have failed time and time again (see Tenx etc.), while this relatively small project has succeeded!
My only gripe is that not all EU countries are supported, but I am sure that they are planning to further increase market penetration. I own some tokens and are looking forward to using them and make my overcharging bank obsolete.
April 08, 2019, 05:32:57 AM
ICO for an ETH token... 
Hard pass!
Hard pass!
April 08, 2019, 05:31:46 AM
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