Can we expect changes in 2019? Is it the year that crypto usage finally goes mainstream?
Find answers to these questions here: https://www.ccn.com/optherium-is-the-bridge-between-the-traditional-economy-and-a-new-digital-economy/
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Optherium Is the Bridge between the Traditional Economy and a New Digital Economy 🌎
Can we expect changes in 2019? Is it the year that crypto usage finally goes mainstream?
Find answers to these questions here: https://www.ccn.com/optherium-is-the-bridge-between-the-traditional-economy-and-a-new-digital-economy/
Can we expect changes in 2019? Is it the year that crypto usage finally goes mainstream?
Find answers to these questions here: https://www.ccn.com/optherium-is-the-bridge-between-the-traditional-economy-and-a-new-digital-economy/
In many countries cryptocurencies are not regulated and its becomes a ploblem to users of the country. But Optherium can do nothing with it.
This is issue. In order to use a valid crypto card, banks need to accept transactions on this card. But while there are no laws to work with crypto. Thus, crypto cards are not used anywhere.I think that if we could not use the plastic card of the OPTHERIUM project, the team would not create it. Why waste time on something you can not use?
Bank accept the payment systems Visa and MasterCard. If you have Visa and MasterCard it must be accepted anywhere in the world. Theoretically. But on practic a lot of depend from local legislation. The problems may be with the conversion rates. Different banks has different conditions.
We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It is immediately obvious that a useful employee who has a lot of experience in this field has come. I think this is a good indicator.
In many countries cryptocurencies are not regulated and its becomes a ploblem to users of the country. But Optherium can do nothing with it.
This is issue. In order to use a valid crypto card, banks need to accept transactions on this card. But while there are no laws to work with crypto. Thus, crypto cards are not used anywhere.I think that if we could not use the plastic card of the OPTHERIUM project, the team would not create it. Why waste time on something you can not use?
They learn from their mistakes and draw appropriate conclusions, now investors are more experienced, therefore fraudulent projects do not have a chance to cheat.
It is naive to think so. Fraud schemes are also improving. It looks like a race. Investors are becoming more cautious and more experienced, scammers are becoming more sophisticated. I do not understand why bounty hunters are accused of this. How many usually project allocates tokens on bounty company? Not more than 1-2%. The price is pushed down by early investors who receive bonuses in the early stages.
Bonuses in adequate projects do not exceed 50% in the early stages. Prices after listing fall several times. In this case, sell the asset on the exchange is not profitable. Who drops the price is difficult to understand.So maybe these dishonest projects sell their own coins at a reduced price! First, they collect money from investors, then they sell a coin on the exchange and then disappear.
I think that your version can be easily checked if you know the exact number of coins issued and those left after burning, and which exchanges were added to the exchanges.
Yes, of course, it is not necessary to hurry, but it is also not advisable to stretch the time for preparation. Users and investors do not like to wait very long
You're right. Deviation from the specified dates in the official document should be insignificant, but not long and painful. Then users get tired of waiting and they already lose faith in the launch of the project. But in the case of this command, everything will be different, because it has already created its own product.
You know, it is noticeable that the team has experience in the development of projects. Otherwise, they would not develop a whole package of serious products. After all, they need not only to run, but also to promote well.
In many countries cryptocurencies are not regulated and its becomes a ploblem to users of the country. But Optherium can do nothing with it.
This is issue. In order to use a valid crypto card, banks need to accept transactions on this card. But while there are no laws to work with crypto. Thus, crypto cards are not used anywhere.Very sorry. I hope that this will soon change and government structures will understand the benefits of cryptocurrency
We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It is immediately obvious that a useful employee who has a lot of experience in this field has come. I think this is a good indicator.
I do not understand why bounty hunters are accused of this. How many usually project allocates tokens on bounty company? Not more than 1-2%. The price is pushed down by early investors who receive bonuses in the early stages.
Bonuses in adequate projects do not exceed 50% in the early stages. Prices after listing fall several times. In this case, sell the asset on the exchange is not profitable. Who drops the price is difficult to understand.So maybe these dishonest projects sell their own coins at a reduced price! First, they collect money from investors, then they sell a coin on the exchange and then disappear.
I do not understand why bounty hunters are accused of this. How many usually project allocates tokens on bounty company? Not more than 1-2%. The price is pushed down by early investors who receive bonuses in the early stages.
Bonuses in adequate projects do not exceed 50% in the early stages. Prices after listing fall several times. In this case, sell the asset on the exchange is not profitable. Who drops the price is difficult to understand.We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It's nice to know that the team is filled up with employees with extensive experience in the chosen direction. Their experience will benefit the development of the project.
We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It's nice to know that the team is filled up with employees with extensive experience in the chosen direction. Their experience will benefit the development of the project.
We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It is immediately obvious that a useful employee who has a lot of experience in this field has come. I think this is a good indicator.
ICO has a bounty, airdrops. When tokens appear on the exchanges many bountists and nearly all airdropers sell this tokens just to get someting for their work.
Yes, many people often blame bounty hunters for a price collapse after listing. But if the project is interesting to investors, they will easily buy back all the sales of everyone who sells immediately after the listing. Therefore, if bounty hunters dump the price, their fault is only partially.I do not understand why bounty hunters are accused of this. How many usually project allocates tokens on bounty company? Not more than 1-2%. The price is pushed down by early investors who receive bonuses in the early stages.
Yes, of course, it is not necessary to hurry, but it is also not advisable to stretch the time for preparation. Users and investors do not like to wait very long
You're right. Deviation from the specified dates in the official document should be insignificant, but not long and painful. Then users get tired of waiting and they already lose faith in the launch of the project. But in the case of this command, everything will be different, because it has already created its own product.
For example, when I don’t see fresh news in the project’s theme for a long period of time, I get the impression that the team doesn’t do anything at all, so there’s nothing for us to tell. So the OPTHERIUM team is doing the right thing that regularly publishes its news.
Yes, from silence such an impression can be. But remember when you found out about BTC? This revolutionary invention was created and tested in silence, without news.Who knows what someone is inventing now in a complete information vacuum?
States want to controll evething. Strates always need money from our taxex. An control cryptocurrency means for states to get money from the taxes from cryptocurrency incomes.
Right. Governments around the world do not like the fact that people have found an opportunity to earn money and not share with the country. Therefore, trying to develop a package of laws on taxes. But only they do it badly.
We appreciate everyone in our talented team and want you to know about them!
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
Meet our Chief Technology Officer - Roman Kaganov.
He is experienced in a smart contract development, full-stack development, mobile apps.
He has spent 4 years working with "crypto”: built a bunch of trading robots, multicurrency wallet, open source project on ethereum, and also won blockchain hackathon with Hyperledger concept. In addition, worked on solutions for QA departments of Sberbank and Gazprombank (Russian largest banks) and have skills of testing, test automation, highload testing.
More info about him: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roman-kaganov-870674107/?originalSubdomain=ru
It's nice to know that the team is filled up with employees with extensive experience in the chosen direction. Their experience will benefit the development of the project.
ICO has a bounty, airdrops. When tokens appear on the exchanges many bountists and nearly all airdropers sell this tokens just to get someting for their work.
Yes, many people often blame bounty hunters for a price collapse after listing. But if the project is interesting to investors, they will easily buy back all the sales of everyone who sells immediately after the listing. Therefore, if bounty hunters dump the price, their fault is only partially.Many investors have already learned how to find serious and promising projects. They do not put up their coins for sale immediately after listing, and much later begin to trade them. Then the price rises well.
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