Topic: [ANN] New Stabletoken ROKS on the Ethereum network - page 43. (Read 19144 times)
What about Philippines' peso price? Is it quite stable? Or USD is more trusted currency in Philippines?
As I understood, it will be hard for vendors to understand and install the MainSale app and they will need help with it, correct?
Our app is very user-friendly. You can download it now in android and IOS versions. Please let us know what you think. Thank you
We already have video on how to use our mainsale app. Please subscribe to our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg-PkAJFX_OIL6yex5Fs_wg?view_as=subscriber
Stablecoins era is beginning again? Anyway, ROKS could become a big player on this field.
Is eveyone in your team from Philippines? facebook gives an address in United States
No not all, we have an international team composed different nationalities and backgrounds. You can visit us: https://rockstable.io/team
- The payment system pays you 0.7% of the amount paid in ETH for every ETH payment received through that MainSale app.
I'm sure that Rockstable could reduce costs (commissions) that people spend for remittance right now, the team just needs to make ROKS more well-known and widely-used for that.
What do you think about Facebook Libra and Gram? WIll they help whole cryptocurrency market to grow?
As I understood, it will be hard for vendors to understand and install the MainSale app and they will need help with it, correct?
Our app is very user-friendly. You can download it now in android and IOS versions. Please let us know what you think. Thank you
I have lost counts of the number of times that I have read about a project coming out of Phillipines and trying to make the most of the remittance market, I think for any stable coin to be huge success in this space, there is need for proof of reserves, though some people would point out to makerDao, this is still more of an experiment and most of the big exchanges have not listed it on their platform
Does Tether have a real proof of reserves? Everybody has doubts on it, but it hasn't fallen anyway yet.
Is eveyone in your team from Philippines? facebook gives an address in United States
Finally, a Stabletoken You can Use at the Corner Store
No., I can't. I will be able maybe, some day in undefined future (but I'm not sure). I thought cryptos are always made for cross-border payments and every token or coin can be used for that. Why your ROKS is different, besides the fact of being a stablecoin?
Yes, every coin can be used always made for cross-border payments, but if it's a volatile cryptocurrency then no vendor would accept it as payment in the destination country. Even if you send a stablecoin like USDT to a recipient in another country, how will that recipient spend the USDT she received? Our stabletoken ROKS comes with its own payment system that allows vendors to accept ROKS as payment.
Is your Mainsale app made only for vendors and retailers, how a regular crypto enthusisast can use it?
Our Mainsale app is not mainly made for vendors and retailers, anybody can use it for their different transaction and purposes. It is user friendly, fast and reliable.
You will have your own trading bot? How will it work? I don't understand completely
We are not an exchange. If you are asking for the exchange where we are currently listed, it's ExMarkets.com; we are listed in this exchange, but we have not deposited any ROKS in our account as yet, so no trading can occur at the moment. We are still preparing our trading system.
I'm interested how it will be possible to earn using your token? Will you have some bounty or airdrop or rewards program?
-Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) buy ROKS and a tiny amount of ETH from ExMarkets.com for sending to their relatives back home in the Philippines (the beneficiaries). They send ROKS and a very minimal amount of ETH (for Ethereum gas) to their relatives using their “wallet” in ExMarkets.com. It is also possible to buy and send just ETH.
-The beneficiary relatives receive the ROKS and ETH in a couple of minutes. They use the Opera crypto wallet in their smartphones to get an Ethereum address (account) and keep track of their money in that address. They also use the Opera wallet to pay vendors.
-Vendors have to have the RockStable point-of-sale app MainSale to be able to accept ROKS. Evangelists sells territorial rights to MainSale to the vendors.
-Vendors collect ROKS they receive as payment. At certain periods (maybe weekly), vendors sell their ROKS at coins.ph, pdax.ph, or citadax.ph for PHP or USD. Evangelists help their vendors sell their ROKS.
-RockStable sells ROKS to OFWs in Bittrex; we buy ROKS from vendors in the Philippine exchanges.
You can check out our case uses: https://rockstable.io/use-cases
We will have a bug bounty campaign soon.
It's not obligatory. Since ROKS is an erc20 token then any ERC20 supporting wallet can be used.
RockStable Token Inc, Sheridan, Wyoming from Facebook. I thought you are from Philippines? Or your team belongs to OFP?
We are from Sheridan, Wyoming. We never said that the company is based in the Philippines. We will cover the Philippines initially with our platform then after that, the rest of the world.
As I understood, it will be hard for vendors to understand and install the MainSale app and they will need help with it, correct?
Our app is very user-friendly. You can download it now in android and IOS versions. Please let us know what you think. Thank you
Once your in google playstore, just type Mainsale app in the search box or try this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rockstable&hl=en
Why did you choose Exmarkets exchange for IEO conducting? Not something bigger and more famous?
We chose Exmarket because they offer 0% transaction fees for trading and withdrawal. It will be a big advantage for traders once ROKS IEO starts.
I didn't understand, what for Mainsale app can be used for if your tokens aren't listed anywhere yet.
The mainsale app allows small businesses worldwide, within territories defined in our payment system, to accept payments in ethers (the Ethereum Network main currency) or ROKS (our stable token).
I thought cryptos are always made for cross-border payments and every token or coin can be used for that. Why your ROKS is different, besides the fact of being a stablecoin?
Yes, every coin can be used always made for cross-border payments, but if it's a volatile cryptocurrency then no vendor would accept it as payment in the destination country. Even if you send a stablecoin like USDT to a recipient in another country, how will that recipient spend the USDT she received? Our stabletoken ROKS comes with its own payment system that allows vendors to accept ROKS as payment.
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