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Topic: [ANN] NETVRK - World's First Virtual Reality Platform on Blockchain - page 29. (Read 5146 times)

newbie
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I was waiting for a good project with virtual reality to appear for a long time
not you alone, quite a while wanted something new about virtual reality, but decent projects with a good team are quite a bit unfortunately. This project is more compiled in my opinion, of course, while there is not enough drive, but I think the project is still ahead.
newbie
Activity: 140
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I was waiting for a good project with virtual reality to appear for a long time
newbie
Activity: 112
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there will be projects with a cool team, and some of them will be able to collect without legalization, but a lot of projects are tied to the usual environment, and you need to go into this knowing the foundation.
you guys cant be serious. Last year, the entire cryptoworld stood on the ears from the actions of Buterin, and quite justified. And in this there is a bunch who ask, settle us. What is it all about? What kind of regulation of projects can there be if all of them are initially based on fully decentralized financial decisions.

Legalization of what? What do you want to legalize in the industry in which only the first steps have been taken and only in some countries and only on btc?
i think that there is no definite solution with regulation. The truth is somewhere near.
newbie
Activity: 238
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there will be projects with a cool team, and some of them will be able to collect without legalization, but a lot of projects are tied to the usual environment, and you need to go into this knowing the foundation.
you guys cant be serious. Last year, the entire cryptoworld stood on the ears from the actions of Buterin, and quite justified. And in this there is a bunch who ask, settle us. What is it all about? What kind of regulation of projects can there be if all of them are initially based on fully decentralized financial decisions.

Legalization of what? What do you want to legalize in the industry in which only the first steps have been taken and only in some countries and only on btc?
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
there will be projects with a cool team, and some of them will be able to collect without legalization, but a lot of projects are tied to the usual environment, and you need to go into this knowing the foundation.
you guys cant be serious. Last year, the entire cryptoworld stood on the ears from the actions of Buterin, and quite justified. And in this there is a bunch who ask, settle us. What is it all about? What kind of regulation of projects can there be if all of them are initially based on fully decentralized financial decisions.
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
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there will be projects with a cool team, and some of them will be able to collect without legalization, but a lot of projects are tied to the usual environment, and you need to go into this knowing the foundation.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
I am an investor and I earn a bounty. And I do not need it.

Do you want regulation? Well, carry the money to the bank. Or buy shares of an American company. Profitability from 5 to 10% per year. Personally, I am not interested. I would venture to suggest that the majority in this forum will agree.
You are not farsighted. Now this canoe will pass and some tokens will begin to die off, many will lose profits and stop entering new coins. Then only regulation will save the case. Yes, stagnation is already visible, and everyone will be more willing to enter projects with legalization.
If there will be regulations, the requirements for projects will increase significantly. That is, to go to the training, most likely the team will have to go through a bunch of checks, collect a bunch of permissions, spend a lot of time on it. But if the investor continues to carry money just for the White paper, no one will be in a hurry to change anything.

And you see a very large investor? this so-called canoe already has a capitalization of about 100 billion, has already brought millions to many. Frankly and honestly, I am not yet one of the number, but for a couple of years I have earned a rather comfortable life. And it is on this canoe.
newbie
Activity: 140
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Member
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
I am an investor and I earn a bounty. And I do not need it.

Do you want regulation? Well, carry the money to the bank. Or buy shares of an American company. Profitability from 5 to 10% per year. Personally, I am not interested. I would venture to suggest that the majority in this forum will agree.
You are not farsighted. Now this canoe will pass and some tokens will begin to die off, many will lose profits and stop entering new coins. Then only regulation will save the case. Yes, stagnation is already visible, and everyone will be more willing to enter projects with legalization.
If there will be regulations, the requirements for projects will increase significantly. That is, to go to the training, most likely the team will have to go through a bunch of checks, collect a bunch of permissions, spend a lot of time on it. But if the investor continues to carry money just for the White paper, no one will be in a hurry to change anything.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
I am an investor and I earn a bounty. And I do not need it.

Do you want regulation? Well, carry the money to the bank. Or buy shares of an American company. Profitability from 5 to 10% per year. Personally, I am not interested. I would venture to suggest that the majority in this forum will agree.
You are not farsighted. Now this canoe will pass and some tokens will begin to die off, many will lose profits and stop entering new coins. Then only regulation will save the case. Yes, stagnation is already visible, and everyone will be more willing to enter projects with legalization.
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
Member
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
I am an investor and I earn a bounty. And I do not need it.

Do you want regulation? Well, carry the money to the bank. Or buy shares of an American company. Profitability from 5 to 10% per year. Personally, I am not interested. I would venture to suggest that the majority in this forum will agree.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
I am an investor and I earn a bounty. And I do not need it.
newbie
Activity: 140
Merit: 0
Member
I wonder when will the regulation start to monitor all these icos???
newbie
Activity: 238
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judging by the website, things are very serious
newbie
Activity: 112
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the project is interesting. I want to learn and subscribe.
Im too interested in the project. waiting for the bounty
newbie
Activity: 140
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the project is interesting. I want to learn and subscribe.
newbie
Activity: 112
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tokens in the end will confuse and scare users. Therefore, there is every reason to say that this project has no prospects and experienced investors will ignore it.
The modern consumer prefers the most understandable and easy to use products. Therefore, blockchain, e-wallets, different types of tokens will only complicate the implementation and development of this project.
you really underestimate people
newbie
Activity: 238
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tokens in the end will confuse and scare users. Therefore, there is every reason to say that this project has no prospects and experienced investors will ignore it.
The modern consumer prefers the most understandable and easy to use products. Therefore, blockchain, e-wallets, different types of tokens will only complicate the implementation and development of this project.
newbie
Activity: 238
Merit: 0
The logic is more than objective. The consumer needs simple conditions for obtaining the desired, and if this requires a significant number of auxiliary operations to be performed, then he will switch to the service where this is not required.
in 5 years, maximum in 7-10 - almost everyone will have cryptocurrency wallets (in developed countries for sure). Starting from payment cards, ending with mobile applications .. and maybe in general there will be something like biochips. Therefore, there will be no problem in the payment with crypto. Unless, of course, cryptocurrencies will be prohibited by law

At the moment, no one can say for sure how long the cryptocurrency will live, but Bitcoin has definitely found its place for a long time, although there is a place to talk about a limited issue of coins, but perhaps a lot has changed and Bitcoin has a long and bright future.
it is unlikely that the cryptocurrency will decide to leave us at all, but whether "everything" will switch to it while it is in its current form or when it goes to another level of existence is the question. For mass, it must acquire an additional property, in addition to investment attractiveness. Which, perhaps will be lost, when it becomes suitable for all.

I think it is unlikely that it will be in the near future.
newbie
Activity: 112
Merit: 0
The logic is more than objective. The consumer needs simple conditions for obtaining the desired, and if this requires a significant number of auxiliary operations to be performed, then he will switch to the service where this is not required.
in 5 years, maximum in 7-10 - almost everyone will have cryptocurrency wallets (in developed countries for sure). Starting from payment cards, ending with mobile applications .. and maybe in general there will be something like biochips. Therefore, there will be no problem in the payment with crypto. Unless, of course, cryptocurrencies will be prohibited by law

At the moment, no one can say for sure how long the cryptocurrency will live, but Bitcoin has definitely found its place for a long time, although there is a place to talk about a limited issue of coins, but perhaps a lot has changed and Bitcoin has a long and bright future.
it is unlikely that the cryptocurrency will decide to leave us at all, but whether "everything" will switch to it while it is in its current form or when it goes to another level of existence is the question. For mass, it must acquire an additional property, in addition to investment attractiveness. Which, perhaps will be lost, when it becomes suitable for all.
newbie
Activity: 238
Merit: 0
The logic is more than objective. The consumer needs simple conditions for obtaining the desired, and if this requires a significant number of auxiliary operations to be performed, then he will switch to the service where this is not required.
in 5 years, maximum in 7-10 - almost everyone will have cryptocurrency wallets (in developed countries for sure). Starting from payment cards, ending with mobile applications .. and maybe in general there will be something like biochips. Therefore, there will be no problem in the payment with crypto. Unless, of course, cryptocurrencies will be prohibited by law

At the moment, no one can say for sure how long the cryptocurrency will live, but Bitcoin has definitely found its place for a long time, although there is a place to talk about a limited issue of coins, but perhaps a lot has changed and Bitcoin has a long and bright future.
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