Topic: [ANN] [ICO] PAVO - IoT Blockchain for the AgTech Ecosystem - page 40. (Read 28271 times)

The main factor that can affect the value of the token is the number of customers. PavoCoin is going to have big demand, so we are sure that the price will increase.

What are the main factors that can positively or negatively affect the value of the token in the future?

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I will get your tokens after the end of ICO, right?

You need to register on our platform, where you can participate in the TGE and its stages, deposit funds, buy PAVO tokens, and find all the necessary information. Next, you need to replenish the deposit on your account and undergo KYC procedures for the withdrawal of your tokens. You will be able to withdraw your tokens to a third-party wallet only after the end of the TGE. Payment methods include several cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH) and USD. After purchasing the tokens, you will be able to bring them to your ETH wallet (it should be your personal wallet, exchange wallets can't be used). When you pay with cryptocurrencies, a commission fee (transaction fee) is charged by the infrastructure of the corresponding block, the size of which you set yourself, and the transaction speed depends on the congestion of the network and the amount of the commission fee that you set.

How can I buy your tokens?

The size of the hemp industry today is approximately USD 650 million. According to the Hemp Business Journal, by 2020 it will be USD 1.8 billion. Some estimate that the global market for hemp consists of more than 25,000 products in nine submarkets: agriculture; textiles; recycling; automotive; furniture; food, nutrition, and beverages; paper; construction materials; and personal care. Pavo can also be used by participants in the industrial hemp arena, and we intend to serve that market as well.

How big is the hemp market?

Blockchain makes cannabis supply chains more transparent:
-consumers know where their product comes from;
-growers and distributors are sure that they will receive payment for the delivery;
-blockchain solutions can underpin consumer confidence by facilitating transparency and traceability, while still allowing growers to maintain profit margins and trade secrets.

how is blockchain used?

There are only a few factors that can reduce the demand for PavoCoin, leading to the closure of our project. These are: changes in the legal status of the cannabis industry, including political and economic risks, emergence of new players with the same product, and technical failure. None of these are likely to happen for the following reasons. The legal status of cannabis is showing a strong trend toward full legalization for recreational, medical, and industrial use. Given the ongoing political situation in the U.S. and other countries, all the stakeholders in power in the markets which look interesting for us are in favor of full legalization. This trend and its acceleration make the rollback of legalization of the cannabis industry not just improbable, but most surely impossible. As for new players who may try to capture the market in which we work and are planning to expand, our experience, team, and know-how make us not just competitive, but guarantee our leadership in this industry. As for technical failure - the blockchain technology, in association with the Internet of Things, has proved itself to be a safe, faultless, and hack-free system in a number of industries. Governments, gigantic corporations, and intelligent agencies around the globe are implementing this technology into their workflow, ensuring security for themselves

What will happen if your project closes?

We ensure high-level safety and security of your property. The protection system involves support for cultivator identification and authorization per zone, automatic and ad-hoc audits, as well as incident alerts for added safety.

How do you solve the security issue?

The analysis is performed as soon as enough information is gathered in the system over the course of two rolling grow cycles (i.e., approximately 15-18 weeks). Then a list of practical recommendations is drawn up to reduce consumption of power, water, and supplies and undue maintenance costs. Constant monitoring of streams of sensor and operational data also helps Pavo to automatically compute a GrowScore (Automated Corrective Crop Monitoring) per section that is presented in the form of a heatmap.

perfect! tell me about data analysis pls. How do you use it?

Has recently completed the successful installation and testing of the MVP in the garden in California: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7INXk8iWvM&t=17s
Our sensor technology and deployment lead explains how it works.

What's new about testing your system?

Website is fine