What I think that for every single exchange is more profitable to make its own coin like Binance did than use your coin and pay you commission.
So, what do you think? Do they have to make their own exchange that will have big trading volume or what? 
Topic: [ANN] New Stabletoken ROKS on the Ethereum network - page 51. (Read 19146 times)
Yes, I don't know how to use ROCKS for remittance, as your token isn't listed on any exchange
another stable currency. I wonder what advantages it will have over its competitors and what it will offer to investors.
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.
Now USDT is number 1 of the stablecoins and I don't think any stable coin can compete with it. But some other coins are good too.
I dont see any details about your road map, how can I find the information about your plans?
As of the moment, we are still working on the roadmap (as yet).
Initially, we are mainly a remittance company, offering a very cheap but reliable alternative to sending money back home.
What I think that for every single exchange is more profitable to make its own coin like Binance did than use your coin and pay you commission.
Can you explain why this is needed since it looks that there already are some extremely successful ETH stable coins - like USDQ, which is used in most big exchanges.
Would you be just the same as USDQ or you have some advantages?
Well, they are from Phillippines))) Ah, and they will have another token for evangelists Would you be just the same as USDQ or you have some advantages?
So you are trying to compete with such coins like Binance coin, made by exchange and with such coins like Tether, right?
Your conclusions are so complicated that I can't understand them. Also, 2% commission is not very cheap.
I dont see any details about your road map, how can I find the information about your plans?
As of the moment, we are still working on the roadmap (as yet).
Initially, we are mainly a remittance company, offering a very cheap but reliable alternative to sending money back home.
Why do you think exchanges will decide ton use your future stable coin as a medium? Why even they need this medium?
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.
Is it legal to use cryptocurrencies and, for example, solution like yours, at Phillippines? To conduct an ICO, STO, IEO?
Can you explain why this is needed since it looks that there already are some extremely successful ETH stable coins - like USDQ, which is used in most big exchanges.
Would you be just the same as USDQ or you have some advantages?
Would you be just the same as USDQ or you have some advantages?
Another interesting idea would be to bake it for basket of not only fiat currencies, but also Bitcoin and Ether)
If you are from Phillippines, why to bind price to USD, not to your national currency?)
Good question. Although we initially focus on the Philippines with a particular use-case, ROKS is meant to be used anywhere in the world. We chose to peg it to USD at the moment because USD is the most widely-accepted and most stable fiat currency in the world.
Why not peg it to a "basket of fiat currencies", like Facebook's Libra? Legally, that would be a thousand times more complicated. In the end, each Libra would still have to have a value with respect to any one currency in the basket. Facebook claims that pegging to several fiat currencies and not just one currency makes Libra more stable than most other stablecoins, but we doubt it. It depends on how they will legally bind themselves to the value of the whole basket.
I dont see any details about your road map, how can I find the information about your plans?
As of the moment, we are still working on the roadmap (as yet).
Initially, we are mainly a remittance company, offering a very cheap but reliable alternative to sending money back home.
They have two tokens with very specific purpose. The ROKS token is the stabletoken, while EVAN tokens are used for evangelizing ROKS.
EVAN tokens can vary in price, but ROKS is currently pegged to USD.
EVAN tokens can vary in price, but ROKS is currently pegged to USD.
Hello team. When and where can I buy EVAN tokens?
I also want to know how to make money using your point-of-sale app called "MainSale"? Thank for answer in advance
EVAN token is not yet listed anywhere. It is used for installing MainSale and registering the vendor. Normally, an evangelist would buy EVAN tokens which she would then resell to a vendor as a territorial license to use MainSale. At this time, as a promotion, EVAN tokens are free. However, it is not on main net as yet. We still have it in the Ropsten test network at this time. We will announce when the EVAN token becomes available at an exchange, but this is not an issue while EVAN tokens are still free.I also want to know how to make money using your point-of-sale app called "MainSale"? Thank for answer in advance
Did you hear about Vexanium? That coin is from Indonesia, is not a stablecoin, but it performs very similar tasks
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