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What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
Show us your Insta Grin

I have no Insta))) I suggest other Inchain team members also have no it

Well, as i mentionned above, each member of the team recording a video, presenting himself, showing papers proving who he is.

Give to your investors the possibility to cause you real problems if you scam and run away. This is how i can trust you for real, supporting Inchain and not investing only a few pennies in the project.

 Not a single investor would have the possibility to cause problem to a team which did the job, and finally failed, but still have been honest and transparent.

Inchain is far different from other projects, and may last years, if it fits to conjuncture, business evolution, keep going under a reasonable management.

Many legit projects didn't see their team loosing anonymity, they finally all paid the price... a crazy project not meeting the success it should have had, a failed ICO not gathering enough of funds to keep the project running...
Inchain is different, that's i guess going up to that step shouldn't be a problem.

I really wish Inchain team will be transparent, for the project to be successful and solving a large problem existing in this sphere.

Recording video is a good idea.
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Well, as i mentionned above, each member of the team recording a video, presenting himself, showing papers proving who he is.

Give to your investors the possibility to cause you real problems if you scam and run away. This is how i can trust you for real, supporting Inchain and not investing only a few pennies in the project.

 Not a single investor would have the possibility to cause problem to a team which did the job, and finally failed, but still have been honest and transparent.

Inchain is far different from other projects, and may last years, if it fits to conjuncture, business evolution, keep going under a reasonable management.

Many legit projects didn't see their team loosing anonymity, they finally all paid the price... a crazy project not meeting the success it should have had, a failed ICO not gathering enough of funds to keep the project running...
Inchain is different, that's i guess going up to that step shouldn't be a problem.

I really wish Inchain team will be transparent, for the project to be successful and solving a large problem existing in this sphere.

Ok, I will discuss it with other team members.

Just remember any questions are welcomed.
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What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
Show us your Insta Grin

I have no Insta))) I suggest other Inchain team members also have no it

Well, as i mentionned above, each member of the team recording a video, presenting himself, showing papers proving who he is.

Give to your investors the possibility to cause you real problems if you scam and run away. This is how i can trust you for real, supporting Inchain and not investing only a few pennies in the project.

 Not a single investor would have the possibility to cause problem to a team which did the job, and finally failed, but still have been honest and transparent.

Inchain is far different from other projects, and may last years, if it fits to conjuncture, business evolution, keep going under a reasonable management.

Many legit projects didn't see their team loosing anonymity, they finally all paid the price... a crazy project not meeting the success it should have had, a failed ICO not gathering enough of funds to keep the project running...
Inchain is different, that's i guess going up to that step shouldn't be a problem.

I really wish Inchain team will be transparent, for the project to be successful and solving a large problem existing in this sphere.
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just kidding)

Do you know something about proofs mentioned by baggle?
Are they are in reality?
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What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
Show us your Insta Grin

I have no Insta))) I suggest other Inchain team members also have no it
just kidding)
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
Full stack ICO tools & services
What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
Show us your Insta Grin

I have no Insta))) I suggest other Inchain team members also have no it
full member
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What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
Show us your Insta Grin
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
Full stack ICO tools & services
What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes

You really put me in stuck. Can you give me some examples of the loosing the anonymity you want?
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What will happen if Inchain do not detect a scam? How will you deal with it?

We will pay because it is an insurance case.

What's a doubtful exchange, and what isn't? Same for web-wallets.

If service operates some years, his founders and managers are opened, if there is no "negative" info about a service, if service has a legal status, if it uses 2factor, multisig and so on - it has a hight rank.

How will you rate bonds and rest? More important, what will prevent Inchain to create a bond, give it a great rating, gather huge funds, and then run away?

The bond rating is a dynamic value and can be changed during his lifetime, the bonds are rated according to dynamic ratings of services whose risks included in the bond. But, Inchain intends to make a pool of bonds for distributing risks of every insured service in each bond. You can see it in Inchain financial model that available for download in OP. Because of all Inchain business logic realised in smart-contracts, there will no chance to issue fake bonds.
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Also an easy thought comes to my mind, what will prevent inchain to run away?

Aren't they anonymous? did they uploaded videos of them? did they shared some personnal informations proving their identity?
Pictures and text are ok, but worth nothing as long as they don't fit to real conditions to prove who they are.
If developpers are honest, they have to be liable and do what's needed to bring proofs to investors.

Good question)) So, you can look Ambisafe's blog to see their proof about Inchain.
Also, you can view all info about me and about every team member in FB and LinkedIn. If you wish you can come to Moscow and look at me in reality)
Dmitry is a co-founder of Wirex. So he is a very serious man.

Also, there will be 2 escrow for ICO, look my post above.
Also, all Inchain smart contracts that manage the fund will be opened and multisig-ed with delegates from Inchain token holders.

What proof of identity will be enough for you and for other users?

FB, LinkedIn, ok. Coming to Moscow, eh, reserve a part of ICO funds to reimburse the cost of the plane tickets you will offer me to meet you  Cheesy

What proof of identity will be enough for me?
Actually, a lot.
A video of every member of Inchain team, presenting themselves, loosing their anonymity by sharing civil status, would be enough.
The point is, i can trust you if i have what's needed to attack you in justice, or to send dogs running after you if you scam me (and others)  Roll Eyes
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Hi there,

I followed the project since the first discussion thread, but didn't have time to read everything fully.

I come with few questions:

-The project aims to insure people against exchanges being scammed. this means a large amount of people will come to claim money at the same time. How will the team handle this, from a financial and technical point of view?
-Bonds is a great idea, and very innovative.
How will you make sure no scammer won't open a bond, a run away once he'll have reach the amount of funds he fixed in his mind?
How will you be able to give information about a bond, to estimate its risk? Not that i'm a fan of current rating companies (which are pure bullshit), but they actually managed to create their place in the economy, and they're "important".

Thank you for the question.

- First of all, Inchain monitors all info about cryptocurrency market. Usually, the future scams have some prediction signals. In this case, a selling of insurance policies for that exchanges will be stopped or their cost will grow rapidly. Second, the insurance portfolio of Inchain is balanced for parts of all insured exchanges/web-wallets. This mean if, for example, Inchain insures 10 exchanges part of every exchange in Inchain portfolio is about 10%. So, if the scam occurs and all funds on a scammed exchange lost then Inchain must compensate only 1/10 of his risks. Third, Inchain intends do not insure doubtful exchanges/web-wallets.

- Inchain will rate not only bonds but also insurance policies per exchange. Inchain insurance model calculates the rating of each service that can be insured in Inchain. It is a rather difficult task so I will not describe it in details. Just believe that every insured service has their own dynamic rating that affects a cost of insurance policy and bonds coupon. Also, no one can produce bonds as he wants, they automatically issued by Inchain when new insurance policy issued.

I hope I answered your questions, If not feel free to ask more.


Thanks for your answers, some others questions come to my mind.

What will happen if Inchain do not detect a scam? How will you deal with it?

What's a doubtful exchange, and what isn't? Same for web-wallets.

How will you rate bonds and rest? More important, what will prevent Inchain to create a bond, give it a great rating, gather huge funds, and then run away?

What about you, Inchain? Who are you? How experienced are you? We need proofs. Be sure i'm not accusating you of being a future scammer, but i guess every investor needs proofs, details, datas to research on.
For now, as far as i read, Inchain only is an handful of profiles, with names and short description. This actually worth nothing eh
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Also an easy thought comes to my mind, what will prevent inchain to run away?

Aren't they anonymous? did they uploaded videos of them? did they shared some personnal informations proving their identity?
Pictures and text are ok, but worth nothing as long as they don't fit to real conditions to prove who they are.
If developpers are honest, they have to be liable and do what's needed to bring proofs to investors.

Good question)) So, you can look Ambisafe's blog to see their proof about Inchain.
Also, you can view all info about me and about every team member in FB and LinkedIn. If you wish you can come to Moscow and look at me in reality)
Dmitry is a co-founder of Wirex. So he is a very serious man.

Also, there will be 2 escrow for ICO, look my post above.
Also, all Inchain smart contracts that manage the fund will be opened and multisig-ed with delegates from Inchain token holders.

What proof of identity will be enough for you and for other users?
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
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Hi there,

I followed the project since the first discussion thread, but didn't have time to read everything fully.

I come with few questions:

-The project aims to insure people against exchanges being scammed. this means a large amount of people will come to claim money at the same time. How will the team handle this, from a financial and technical point of view?
-Bonds is a great idea, and very innovative.
How will you make sure no scammer won't open a bond, a run away once he'll have reach the amount of funds he fixed in his mind?
How will you be able to give information about a bond, to estimate its risk? Not that i'm a fan of current rating companies (which are pure bullshit), but they actually managed to create their place in the economy, and they're "important".

Thank you for the question.

- First of all, Inchain monitors all info about cryptocurrency market. Usually, the future scams have some prediction signals. In this case, a selling of insurance policies for that exchanges will be stopped or their cost will grow rapidly. Second, the insurance portfolio of Inchain is balanced for parts of all insured exchanges/web-wallets. This mean if, for example, Inchain insures 10 exchanges part of every exchange in Inchain portfolio is about 10%. So, if the scam occurs and all funds on a scammed exchange lost then Inchain must compensate only 1/10 of his risks. Third, Inchain intends do not insure doubtful exchanges/web-wallets.

- Inchain will rate not only bonds but also insurance policies per exchange. Inchain insurance model calculates the rating of each service that can be insured in Inchain. It is a rather difficult task so I will not describe it in details. Just believe that every insured service has their own dynamic rating that affects a cost of insurance policy and bonds coupon. Also, no one can produce bonds as he wants, they automatically issued by Inchain when new insurance policy issued.

I hope I answered your questions, If not feel free to ask more.
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Interesting concept. I like it. I'm curious to see how it progresses. I'm in for some for sure.
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Hi there,

I followed the project since the first discussion thread, but didn't have time to read everything fully.

I come with few questions:

-The project aims to insure people against exchanges being scammed. this means a large amount of people will come to claim money at the same time. How will the team handle this, from a financial and technical point of view?
-Bonds is a great idea, and very innovative.
How will you make sure no scammer won't open a bond, a run away once he'll have reach the amount of funds he fixed in his mind?
How will you be able to give information about a bond, to estimate its risk? Not that i'm a fan of current rating companies (which are pure bullshit), but they actually managed to create their place in the economy, and they're "important".
Inchain creates the bonds and holds the funds from the bonds so the only one who could run away with the money is Inchain. As Inchain also creates the bonds they will determine the expected risk.

Also an easy thought comes to my mind, what will prevent inchain to run away?

Aren't they anonymous? did they uploaded videos of them? did they shared some personnal informations proving their identity?
Pictures and text are ok, but worth nothing as long as they don't fit to real conditions to prove who they are.
If developpers are honest, they have to be liable and do what's needed to bring proofs to investors.
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Hi there,

I followed the project since the first discussion thread, but didn't have time to read everything fully.

I come with few questions:

-The project aims to insure people against exchanges being scammed. this means a large amount of people will come to claim money at the same time. How will the team handle this, from a financial and technical point of view?
-Bonds is a great idea, and very innovative.
How will you make sure no scammer won't open a bond, a run away once he'll have reach the amount of funds he fixed in his mind?
How will you be able to give information about a bond, to estimate its risk? Not that i'm a fan of current rating companies (which are pure bullshit), but they actually managed to create their place in the economy, and they're "important".
Inchain creates the bonds and holds the funds from the bonds so the only one who could run away with the money is Inchain. As Inchain also creates the bonds they will determine the expected risk.
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