[ANN] PayPie - Blockchain-Powered Risk Assessment - page 203.

Wapinter

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Paypie featured on the Huffington Post

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/why-blockchain-accounting-is-your-best-bet-in-financing_us_59adb488e4b0c50640cd6133

PS92

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Quote from: itsonlikedonkeykong on September 07, 2017, 07:25:47 PM

Quote from: PS92 on September 07, 2017, 06:07:38 PM

Quote from: Sozialtourist on September 07, 2017, 03:50:26 PM

Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

The scalability of the Ethereum blockchain is a reasonable concern. Would be very interesting to hear the opinion of one of the team to this.

We can only hope Plasma, sharding etc will scale Ethereum, otherwise the blockchain will choke once more than 10 applications get even a semidecent crowd going, let alone financial tx and IoT.

This will get interesting. Let's hopr ETH blockchin scales in time.

Well there's still lots of time. There are hardly any apps finished and working on the chain, and if they are, there's propably hardly any netwerk effects going on. The biggest problem these days are ICOs.

Voltaje

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Quote from: toolucky98 on September 07, 2017, 07:07:30 PM

Quote from: PS92 on September 07, 2017, 06:17:50 PM

Quote from: lvsca on September 07, 2017, 06:14:16 PM

i need ask something, hope devs answer it.
please, explain about different between paypie token as ERC20 token and paypie balance on paypie platform.

Should be the exact same. PayPie just uses the Ethereum blockchain as an underlying economic system. Please correct me if I'm wrong devs.

What do you mean about that difference?
Search this in the whitepaper : 8 PPP – The PayPie Platform Token
maybe it could give you some information you need.

PPP token is the currency to be used in the platform, the Balance, is the amount of ppp you have in the paypie platform, so I don't know what difference you ask for, if you check the whitepaper as suggested above then you would understand more about the project.

itsonlikedonkeykong

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Quote from: PS92 on September 07, 2017, 06:07:38 PM

Quote from: Sozialtourist on September 07, 2017, 03:50:26 PM

Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

The scalability of the Ethereum blockchain is a reasonable concern. Would be very interesting to hear the opinion of one of the team to this.

We can only hope Plasma, sharding etc will scale Ethereum, otherwise the blockchain will choke once more than 10 applications get even a semidecent crowd going, let alone financial tx and IoT.

This will get interesting. Let's hopr ETH blockchin scales in time.

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Quote from: PS92 on September 07, 2017, 06:17:50 PM

Quote from: lvsca on September 07, 2017, 06:14:16 PM

i need ask something, hope devs answer it.
please, explain about different between paypie token as ERC20 token and paypie balance on paypie platform.

Should be the exact same. PayPie just uses the Ethereum blockchain as an underlying economic system. Please correct me if I'm wrong devs.

What do you mean about that difference?
Search this in the whitepaper : 8 PPP – The PayPie Platform Token
maybe it could give you some information you need.

PS92

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Quote from: lvsca on September 07, 2017, 06:14:16 PM

i need ask something, hope devs answer it.
please, explain about different between paypie token as ERC20 token and paypie balance on paypie platform.

Should be the exact same. PayPie just uses the Ethereum blockchain as an underlying economic system. Please correct me if I'm wrong devs.

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i need ask something, hope devs answer it.
please, explain about different between paypie token as ERC20 token and paypie balance on paypie platform.

PS92

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Quote from: Sozialtourist on September 07, 2017, 03:50:26 PM

Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

The scalability of the Ethereum blockchain is a reasonable concern. Would be very interesting to hear the opinion of one of the team to this.

We can only hope Plasma, sharding etc will scale Ethereum, otherwise the blockchain will choke once more than 10 applications get even a semidecent crowd going, let alone financial tx and IoT.

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Quote from: matjas on September 07, 2017, 10:38:17 AM

Since crowd sale starts in more than one month, the interest is already very high for this project which is good for all of us.
The question is, how fast businesses will adopt this system and just after ICO the real add campaign will start.

I am happy to read you

when you say " how fast businesses will adopt this system " because that's all the dilemna of paypie. To create good API and after to prove their application has to adopted. The best way maybe could be to do everything to create a perfect product and after people/ businesses will come to them naturally.

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Quote from: wonderfullife on September 07, 2017, 04:56:00 PM

PAYPIE wants to deliver a platform, program, infrastucture that could have so many benefits for companies. It could seem a bit exagerated but for me that the kind of application that could if well built improve the whole economy of a country. I speak more about the economical concept that about the truth but both are connected and disconnected so choose your interpretation. It does not matter ^^

Its a bit exaggerated at the moment but not wrong. Paypie can as you said improve a whole market just with the power of the algorithm. We are all excited to see how will work the risk analysis algorithm. Companies need platform like paypie especially now, im sure that paypie will have a great sucess.

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PAYPIE wants to deliver a platform, program, infrastucture that could have so many benefits for companies. It could seem a bit exagerated but for me that the kind of application that could if well built improve the whole economy of a country. I speak more about the economical concept that about the truth but both are connected and disconnected so choose your interpretation. It does not matter ^^

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Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

But scalability of Eth will be soon fixed by a new upgrade so I would not be worry about that.

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Quote from: Sozialtourist on September 07, 2017, 03:50:26 PM

Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

The scalability of the Ethereum blockchain is a reasonable concern. Would be very interesting to hear the opinion of one of the team to this.

Ethereum will eventually implement raiden network, I didn't read too much into it but I know it will handle thousands of transactions/second. For what I can tell this is achieved with off-chain transactions.https://github.com/raiden-network

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Quote from: matjas on September 07, 2017, 10:38:17 AM

Since crowd sale starts in more than one month, the interest is already very high for this project which is good for all of us.
The question is, how fast businesses will adopt this system and just after ICO the real add campaign will start.

Yes it is! PAYPIE is creating a hype Wink

, so a lot of investors will be hearing about this project before the ICO starts.
I think a lot of businesses are curious about this system and algoritme so lets hope they found some very nice partners before the ICO.

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Quote from: bitjet on September 07, 2017, 02:14:47 PM

Does anyone knows if ppp token holders get their tokens back after an invoice is paid?

The ppp you pay for getting the invoice? I don't think so, otherwise you would not pay anything but would get money from the invoice as a bonus.
I think you pay the ppp to the seller, he gives you a discount to the price he would get through the invoice. Then you get the money later from the company which will pay regulary, but with the bonus through the discount before. At least this is what I understand about the system.

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Quote from: jukKas on September 07, 2017, 02:47:46 PM

Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

The scalability of the Ethereum blockchain is a reasonable concern. Would be very interesting to hear the opinion of one of the team to this.

RJX

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I was wondering if this platform is borderless, in the sense that it can be implemented in any fiscal system in the world, however they may differ.

Risks in Belgium may not be the same risks as those in, say North Korea.

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I'm interested in this ICO. Was reading an article that didn't attack the project but said: "General public Token Buyers are funding the lion-share of the development of the platform but have no use case for tokens and have no access to the profits, which will be fully retained by management / shareholders." Anyone can comment use case for tokens and how they will draw value?

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Quote from: Cauchy on September 07, 2017, 12:26:02 PM

The more I read (and understand) the potential of this solution is realy scalable

Yeah, but Ethereum is not very scalable at the moment. That's why the other blockchain accountin project didn't want to use it and developing it's own solution with masternodes. I have been asking this many times that what's the PayPie's opinion about that, but haven't got any. Just some mumbling about that Ethereum dev will do something about it eventually.

I have strong feeling about accounting in blockchain but not sure if there's any great concepts yet. I'm still thinking about if I'll participate in ICO or not.

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Quote from: Elkmar on September 07, 2017, 06:35:20 AM

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Quote from: imtiazmahmood on September 07, 2017, 12:18:36 AM

i think paypie is good more then others. i have a question, there is so many project available blockchain accounting project. whats different between paypie and others project.

I don't know when you say lot's of accounting project in blockchain.

There is not too much project in blockchain about accounting first of all. Second, paypie is more proffesional and more compact. I won't compare any project in blockchain with paypie.

You can't see any project in expo unless it's paypie.

Fizcal is a competitor:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-ico-fzx-fizcal-blockchain-accounting-token-sale-6th-june-2018-2075267
But Paypie looks more professional with a better team.

Every unique idea will get a competitor sooner or later and it is a good thing for the development. I say its actually needed. Fizcal havent made good buzz in the market where as Paypie is getting all the buzz it can. I would go with Paypie because of the team's transparency and community support.

Yes, competition is needed in every domain, even in cryptocurrencies.

It's true that the actual work of Paypie is great, the project is very active, they seem to be the best option right now

I don't mind competition in the sector when i'm investing in an ICO. I feel like it only helps to scrutinize the ICO's/projects and keep the teams themselves on their toes always working hard. When there are several projects in the same sector, you can find plenty of comparisons online to help you decide what you want to invest in. Don't think Paypie has much to fear from other projects right now.

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