Topic: [ANN] - LUNALAND - A digital currency harnessing the power of the Blockchain. - page 2. (Read 649 times)

LunaLuand has a nice roadmap, even I saw at the end of it, they are looking to be listed on a big exchange. of course this is accepted by all cryptocurrency communities. we will wait and monitor this project to be registered on binance.

This is not the answer I expect from a CEO. I expect a more define answer to what could derive your future value. I don't intend to insult or anyway degrade your project. I want facts and technical explanation which isn't available at your Whitepaper or any social media platform. I saw how you and shrew team familiarity. From being a UK based up to Burning of so many tokens. Nonetheless, Good luck to your project.

All projects in their bounty programs mostly use the last stage token sale price. Maybe you should talk to the bounty manager about it. If you entered the price of $0.01 insteed $0.05, the bounty pool would double. This would definitely make more bounty hunters join your campaign.

Yes all cryptocurrencies actually could fulfill this. In fact all currencies in general could state this as their aim, or any commodity, financial derivative or other investment products with no inherent real world use past the belief of people that at some stage in the future the price will appreciate.

That does not invalidate this as a goal. A legitimate goal is to try to create a digital currency which be used as 'internet money' if you will and could potentially be used as a store of value if the price appreciates and a big enough community is built around it.

Whether we will get there remains to be seen. But your point about this somehow being laughable as a goal shows a lack of depth in your thinking.

You can have a legitimate critcism of the project or team being able to execute this, but not criticise the idea in an of itself in my opinion. But again, everyone is entitled to their opinion.

LunaLand the name is a play on the 'to the moon!' rallying cry from small time investors from WSB, to SSB and beyond and we like this aspect of it. Again, if something sounds like a meme doesn't necessarily mean it is illegitimate, although many projects in this space are.

To all the criticisms out there, we don't mind. We just leave you with a quote from Theodore Roosvelt:

It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.

Round 1 presale price was $0.005. Round 2 now price is $0.01. Presale is closing within 20 mins so next up you will be able to buy on pancakeswap from tomorrow!

Stage 1 was lower as the earlier you invest, the more risk you accept, so we had to reward early investors with a lower price.

Investing in a startup is generally more risky then investing in an established company. Hence risk/reward must be appropriate.

Regards

We like this take here to be honest. Most projects face this. We have invested our own money to date. We have not taken a single penny from investors out of the project. We are passionate and will work hard.

I know most projects will say the same thing. I am not trying to convince anyone of anything. Everyone should do their own research and form their own opinion. We owe a certain duty to investors to at least try to fight to make something.

There are no guarantees beyond the fact that we will be the last one's to give up hope...

To each their own. We believe we can make something valuable. The best thing is that many projects out there. If this does not appeal to you, you can invest in something else. No one is forcing anyone to invest in any project they see no potential in.

Very true. LMAO.
These guys is just marketing this token as "store of value" which I think many stablecoins nowadays could easily fullfil. 
"Stable" is the key word; which would mean minimal or zero risk of losing its value in the near future.
Also, seeing the "LUNALAND" project name, I honestly though it has something to do with owning a virtual patch of land on the moon. LOL

From the information I found on the website and in the Whitepaper, I conclude that the price of $0.005 is the price at which the tokens were sold in the first stage of pre-sale.

You can find all the details below:



As for where the $0.01 price came from, I think someone from the dev team should explain it.

Found something that makes me curious, has the presale price been fixed to $0.01? as I see in the website, whereas in the bounty thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ended-lunaland-fly-me-to-the-moon-150000-pool-4-weeks-duration-5346492 the price is $0.005 per token, what's the real deal for presale?

that is the challenge of most projects here. how they can survive in this market if they have no tangible use case to begin with. they need to offer services where people can easily understand and use it in their everyday life. otherwise, this will just be another abandon project very soon.
because if they fail to attract users and investors, i dont think the team will have the enthusiasm to move forward. unless, they already put a lot of their own money on this project and they wont accept failure.

I don't understand how this could have a potential value in the future. No utility = no value. I don't see how this digital money could compete with others unless you have Elon musk in your side. I just hope everyone who invest here should read first before investing to you.

Are you telling me that I need a license to run a crowdfunding?
So all ICOs, IEOs, STOs and I don't know what else what take place here to collect money to run startup, that are scams for you?

Or is it about collecting money through payment processors you need a license? I have not heard of something like this yet, so if there is such a thing, I would like to ask you for a source. Thank you.

please don't educate me about scam when you are advertising a scammy website..


We are talking about collecting money through those legit centralized payment processors and this people who are running this need to get a license to collect funds.

If you are calling Coinbase payment processor as a scam, you have no idea about crypto. Coinbase is the only cryptocurrency exchange in the world that is listed on the Wall Street NASDAQ. PayPal is the most popular payment processor in the world and you call it a scam?
Before you start writing here so stupid posts, you better educate yourself.

paypal? coinbase?

this is either a big scam, 0 knowledge in crypto, asking your accounts to get frozen by the payment processors, this whole thing being runned by people who are into quick to get rich-scheme.

Burning does not magically increase or decrease any token price, Without real products and strong community backing almost all tokens will end up to zero. So it doesn't matter if you burn everything and just leave 1 piece of token.

and what are the advantage that will be get by early investor? what's the early access that you talking about? only no tax trading? It's too simple to them ro risk their money I think, investor is so smart, even with things that look earnest, they are not interested.

I understand the point, but the reason for such a large burn and large initial supply is that we want to keep the token price low to ensure that any early adopters have a good exposure to any upside momentum when we do burn 99% of supply. If the initial token supply was 440M, keeping the price the same as when we start with 1T does not make sense.