I've found your survey on Facebook recently. And I should say you need to make more questions. Like "are you familiar with cryptocurrencies", "do you trust cryptocurrencies".
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I've found your survey on Facebook recently. And I should say you need to make more questions. Like "are you familiar with cryptocurrencies", "do you trust cryptocurrencies".
Another stablecoin, do we really need another if we have so many of them right now? Is it really something special?
Roks will be different from other stablecoins, The existing stablecoins out there are usually designed for exchanges while ROKS is meant as a medium of exchange for everyday stuff like groceries. Other stablecoins promises 1 to 1 backing at all times. We don't promise that because it amounts to very inefficient use of capital. However, we do promise to keep the peg to USD while USD keeps its value.
Than how could you say this is stable coin while there is no guarantee of capital than it will survive in long term. I think you want to say this is another cryptocurrency but want to sell at the amount of 1 USD and that is why you calling this new stablecoin.
Now the main problem of Rockstable team is lack of communication. They don't answer the most of the questions and also don't fix their site.
What wallet will be better to use with ROKS? Opera wallet, simple MEW or some other wallet?
It's really hard to convince people (especially ones that are far from cryptos) that they need your token in 2019, it's so much scam and FUD as well.
Philippines market ihas been already covered by many cryptocurrency solutions, includng government PHP backed token. It wouldn't be easy for ROKS to compete with them.
As you are Wyoming corporation, why don't you concentrate on Wyoming? Or US laws don't allow your project to be presented on the US market?
Why did you mention Shapeshift and Evercoin in your Whitepaper? Do you have a cooperation with these projects?
The fees for using Bitcoin, for example, would be exorbitant because it would include fees charged by either Shapeshift or Evercoin, but only in the beginning.
It may seem not so cheap fro crypto users. But it still much cheaper than such remitance solutions as Western Union, Remitly or Xoom.
I thought people use Ripple and XLM for remittance, but a stable token mayn be even better for some OFWs.
Why don't you want to try working with the Philippines government or central bank? They could help and set your project to the next level.
Is Rockstable main project of your team? Or just side project? Do you have enough funds to launch this solution and ensure it for some time?
Rockstable is the main project for our team. We have some funds since this is already an established company which changed its name from Pure Money technologies which specialize in remittance to Rockstable Token INC. And conducting our IEO is also one way to raise our funds for future developments of our app and marketing.
I've found your survey on Facebook recently. And I should say you need to make more questions. Like "are you familiar with cryptocurrencies", "do you trust cryptocurrencies".
I hope ROKS will be listed on both inside and outside of the Philippines, so it will be possible to transfer them.
Yes, ROKS is now listed in ExMarkets.com and it will be listed at an exchange inside the Philippines also.
What wallet will be better to use with ROKS? Opera wallet, simple MEW or some other wallet?
Due to the fact I am not Filipino, I will only wait when you decide to become a global remittance solution.
Agreed. Global remittance market can reach $1T in a few years, so there is a room for many ambitious projects.
There is one more big exchange, BuyBitcoin. And ROKS can have a recognition only if listed on one f these exchanges, I suppose.
Why did you mention Shapeshift and Evercoin in your Whitepaper? Do you have a cooperation with these projects?
The fees for using Bitcoin, for example, would be exorbitant because it would include fees charged by either Shapeshift or Evercoin, but only in the beginning.
Philippines market ihas been already covered by many cryptocurrency solutions, includng government PHP backed token. It wouldn't be easy for ROKS to compete with them.
Why did you mention Shapeshift and Evercoin in your Whitepaper? Do you have a cooperation with these projects?
Neither Shapeshift nor Evercoin are partners right now, but using their API does not require anything special so a partnership is not required in the beginning. This is for version 2 of the payment system where we aim to allow vendors to accept any major cryptocurrency (not only Ethereum). The fees for using Bitcoin, for example, would be exorbitant because it would include fees charged by either Shapeshift or Evercoin, but only in the beginning. If we get enough volume of transactions going through either of these exchanges, then we will propose a partnership to get discounts.I hope ROKS will be listed on both inside and outside of the Philippines, so it will be possible to transfer them.
Yes, ROKS is now listed in ExMarkets.com and it will be listed at an exchange inside the Philippines also.
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