Topic: [ANN] [ICO] DEBITUM NETWORK - Borderless SME business funding ecosystem - page 83. (Read 58902 times)
December 01, 2017, 11:28:02 AM
Clarifying question: the client converts BTC / ETH into fiat money, then lends. And when does he receive it and by what procedure back the money of fiat?
December 01, 2017, 09:05:43 AM
On November 23, some changes in the plans for the ICO were reported. Since then, there have been no changes?
Our latest changes in the press release of Nov 23:https://blog.debitum.network/debitum-network-slash-upcoming-crowdsale-hard-cap-after-strong-advice-from-blockchain-community-leaders/
December 01, 2017, 08:28:07 AM
On November 23, some changes in the plans for the ICO were reported. Since then, there have been no changes?
It seems that was not. Now we are waiting for December 7, when the first stage of the sale of tokens will begin.
December 01, 2017, 08:25:30 AM
On November 23, some changes in the plans for the ICO were reported. Since then, there have been no changes?
December 01, 2017, 06:08:26 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Debitum Network offers a hybrid solution - companies’ financing will be executed in fiat. We are crypto realists instead of crypto fanatics that is why we are not using crypto while it is still not adopted mainstream. We want to create a truly decentralized network via motivated communities - so it can be a living ecosystem, rather than a bunch of individual organizations trying to deal services. It is a pragmatic approach which works in the real life. 
December 01, 2017, 05:43:31 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money
December 01, 2017, 05:40:06 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money December 01, 2017, 05:34:46 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money December 01, 2017, 05:31:58 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money December 01, 2017, 05:27:42 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money December 01, 2017, 05:23:22 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
Exactly true. Crypto currency is not accepted as a traditional currency in most countries (with the exception of Japan) and since most of the Crypto currency is too volatile, most business borrowers and investors in the short to medium term would prefer to deal with repayment of principal and interest in the usual way - using fiat money December 01, 2017, 05:17:24 AM
The project sets ambitious goals to seize the market, but what about the fact that the crypto currency is not recognized by developed countries, without whose participation, the project will not be able to reach the target scale?
December 01, 2017, 04:18:10 AM
I see that you guys are trying to target local players, so from where do you guys exactly plan to start from and how you guys are going to handle vague local laws regarding operations involving crypto ? Say suppose you guys started working with some vendor and then government bans crypto ?
We have a detailed business development plan (see Whitepaper) on how and what countries we are planning to launch.We are discussing with specific companies that deal on a local and regional basis, like CreditInfo that we already announced about.
We put a lot of energy to make the ecosystem in a way that allows to use it for non-crypto users. There will be an option via fiat facilitator to send fiat and get DEB for using system. Hence Debitum Network will not be influenced by regulators, as it's not possible to ban using blockchain (with crypto) in general, just some specific action with it.
We have planned for working closely with regulators (we are participating in workgroup with European Parliament) to make sure we do everything possible to ensure that DEB is usable.
December 01, 2017, 01:55:29 AM
And will there be more stages of the crowd-sale?
Yes, the second stage will start on January 25 and will last for a month. 
December 01, 2017, 01:46:09 AM
And will there be more stages of the crowd-sale?
November 30, 2017, 03:13:03 PM
What kind of businesses and from what counties are going o be interested in your loans?
We are targeting micro, small and medium enterprises which is 90% of all businesses globally. We have a business plan of entering 50 target countries. Our crowdsale stage 1 hardcap is customized to enter 15 markets in Europe (Euro zone, CEE and Balkan countries). November 30, 2017, 02:45:18 PM
I really wanna know about terms and conditions for borrowers.What if they are refused a loan?
November 30, 2017, 01:40:13 PM
I’d likw to know if it’s going to be possible for people from different countries or even continents to get loans?
November 30, 2017, 11:45:45 AM
I read your WP, I think that the topic is in demand and with proper approach the company expects success. Good luck!
November 30, 2017, 01:04:03 PM
I see that you guys are trying to target local players, so from where do you guys exactly plan to start from and how you guys are going to handle vague local laws regarding operations involving crypto ? Say suppose you guys started working with some vendor and then government bans crypto ?
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