kal.exchange site is down. I guess that's the end of that one.
kal is a negative word..... 
Topic: [ANN] [KLT] [KAL] Launch of the 100% anonymous KAL.EXCHANGE exchange + Aidrop (Read 418 times)
May 15, 2020, 04:26:03 AM
kal is a negative word..... 
May 14, 2020, 07:16:55 AM
kal.exchange site is down. I guess that's the end of that one.
April 24, 2020, 02:20:18 PM
i hate ERC...... good luck though...
hope you last longer...
hope you last longer...
I hate it too
ERC20 and ETH
but unfortunately it is the token that commands the market.
In 2023 we will have the swap for our own blockchain, we want to copy what Binance did with BNB and Binance DEX
April 24, 2020, 01:01:03 PM
i hate ERC...... good luck though...
hope you last longer...
hope you last longer...
April 24, 2020, 10:52:38 AM
April 23, 2020, 07:40:04 PM
it's a lot of work and, for that reason, I want to apologize to everyone.
soon a URL with more details of the project will be available and how the ICO and airdrop will work
it's a lot of work and, for that reason, I want to apologize to everyone.
soon a URL with more details of the project will be available and how the ICO and airdrop will work
soon a URL with more details of the project will be available and how the ICO and airdrop will work
it's a lot of work and, for that reason, I want to apologize to everyone.
soon a URL with more details of the project will be available and how the ICO and airdrop will work
April 21, 2020, 03:35:51 PM
interesting.. will follow for sure
April 21, 2020, 06:58:44 AM
Sounds decent so far
Source code not published yet from what it seem... this is all I get:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#code
So it's just a regular ERC20 token?
This was what I wanted to look at-- the contract source.
This was what I wanted to look at-- the contract source.
Source code not published yet from what it seem... this is all I get:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#code
April 20, 2020, 06:12:07 PM
Sounds like the right way to do things. Decred is on its way to success via that model, start centralized, attract development momentum, and spin off a dex. Cryptobridge tried it too but failed-- that's another one I supported.
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
So it's just a regular ERC20 token?
This was what I wanted to look at-- the contract source.
April 20, 2020, 01:09:03 PM
Sounds like the right way to do things. Decred is on its way to success via that model, start centralized, attract development momentum, and spin off a dex. Cryptobridge tried it too but failed-- that's another one I supported.
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
https://i.ibb.co/Hnm0WbV/Captura-de-tela-de-2020-04-20-15-07-54.png
April 17, 2020, 05:07:22 PM
Sounds like the right way to do things. Decred is on its way to success via that model, start centralized, attract development momentum, and spin off a dex. Cryptobridge tried it too but failed-- that's another one I supported.
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
Your timeline is long, that's a good sign, but regulators will shut you down very quickly. Especially since you're pre-selling tokens on your exchange. I was trying to find out what jurisdiction you're in, the site's whois information is private which is a good start, but I found some language-based clues while exploring the exchange platform.
Can we see the source code of the blockchain that generates the exchange keys, please?
Another question-- why is it not possible to view the token's contract on Etherscan?
https://etherscan.io/token/0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4#readContract
April 17, 2020, 01:30:17 PM
It is generated through its own blockchain, so it is not possible to generate your own.
At the moment it is still a centralized exchange, our goal at ICO is to be able to have capital so that we can evolve with the project and transform it into a DEX and Open Source.
However, we did not want to be many of the ICOs that already exist on the market (ICO Scam)
We prefer to deliver an exchange centralized in the air so that we can evolve it to the much desired DEX, however a DEX requires a lot of time and human resources.
At the moment it is still a centralized exchange, our goal at ICO is to be able to have capital so that we can evolve with the project and transform it into a DEX and Open Source.
However, we did not want to be many of the ICOs that already exist on the market (ICO Scam)
We prefer to deliver an exchange centralized in the air so that we can evolve it to the much desired DEX, however a DEX requires a lot of time and human resources.
April 17, 2020, 12:45:16 PM
OK, you have my attention.
How can we verify the randomness of the pubkey and seed autogenerated by your exchange's dialog?
Can you please post source? Can we generate our own BTC pubkeys and seeds?
How can we verify the randomness of the pubkey and seed autogenerated by your exchange's dialog?
Can you please post source? Can we generate our own BTC pubkeys and seeds?
April 17, 2020, 12:28:39 PM
KAL.EXCHANGE IS A 100% ANONYMOUS EXCHANGE
K => no KYC
A => no account (Any personal data)
L => no LIMIT
www.kal.exchange
Starting pairs:
XMR\BTC
KLT\BTC
The main pair will be monero and bitcoin
Next comes our KLT token to finance the project
Aidrop KLT:
Contract: 0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4
Supply: 500millions
Team: 15%
ICO via offer book: 35%
Aidrop: 50%
Only users who purchase ICO can participate in the airdrop!
You must have at least 10 KLT to participate in the airdrop.
ROADMAP
q2/2020
- Exchange launch
- Start ICO
- Start Airdrop
q3/2020
- Closing of the ICO (KLTs that are not sold on your ICO will be distributed on Airdrop)
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
q4/2020
- Start development KAL DEX
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
q1/2021
- Hard wallet integration
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
- Release order creation: limit stop and market
q2/2021
- Listing of 40 more new cryptocurrencies
q4/2022
- Testnet KAL DEX
q2/2023
- mainnet KAL DEX
K => no KYC
A => no account (Any personal data)
L => no LIMIT
www.kal.exchange
Starting pairs:
XMR\BTC
KLT\BTC
The main pair will be monero and bitcoin
Next comes our KLT token to finance the project
Aidrop KLT:
Contract: 0xa15bc0cc868e0b1012ba4324cacc5dbb45dd24f4
Supply: 500millions
Team: 15%
ICO via offer book: 35%
Aidrop: 50%
Only users who purchase ICO can participate in the airdrop!
You must have at least 10 KLT to participate in the airdrop.
ROADMAP
q2/2020
- Exchange launch
- Start ICO
- Start Airdrop
q3/2020
- Closing of the ICO (KLTs that are not sold on your ICO will be distributed on Airdrop)
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
q4/2020
- Start development KAL DEX
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
q1/2021
- Hard wallet integration
- Listing of 20 more new cryptocurrencies
- Release order creation: limit stop and market
q2/2021
- Listing of 40 more new cryptocurrencies
q4/2022
- Testnet KAL DEX
q2/2023
- mainnet KAL DEX
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