Can you share some details about partnership with Bancor?
I see that you mention some kind of rewards for community members. Can you tell me more about that?
Topic: [ANN] [RET] ReMoneta - a uniquely stable, reward-based online payment currency - page 12. (Read 12715 times)
August 30, 2018, 03:20:15 AM
I see that you mention some kind of rewards for community members. Can you tell me more about that?
August 30, 2018, 03:03:58 AM
Can you share some details about partnership with Bancor?
August 30, 2018, 02:58:26 AM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
Are team members of Remoneta working remotely? From which parts of the globe?
I would think so as the modern IT landscape is going in that direction.
I think everybody should be going towards that goal as it creates a better workplace.
August 30, 2018, 02:57:44 AM
Do you plan to open beta for everyone,or only for big investors?
Is there any announcement that there will be a beta?
August 29, 2018, 04:06:04 PM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
Are team members of Remoneta working remotely? From which parts of the globe?
I would think so as the modern IT landscape is going in that direction.
August 29, 2018, 03:25:12 PM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
Are team members of Remoneta working remotely? From which parts of the globe?
August 29, 2018, 12:57:24 PM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
perhaps. but you still have to register your company/project somewhere.
I think many projects don't necessarily registrate the company where most of the team is
But then based on what? Best regulations?
August 29, 2018, 12:32:58 PM
Do you plan to open beta for everyone,or only for big investors?
August 29, 2018, 11:01:44 AM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
perhaps. but you still have to register your company/project somewhere.
I think many projects don't necessarily registrate the company where most of the team is
August 29, 2018, 10:52:56 AM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
perhaps. but you still have to register your company/project somewhere.
August 29, 2018, 10:51:38 AM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
I don't think that is important nowadays as people cab work remotely
August 29, 2018, 10:37:53 AM
Where exactly is your company headquarters and how many people work there at the moment?
August 29, 2018, 04:46:59 AM
Does anybody know where the team is situated at? As in what's their location?
Why is that important? It could very well be that they don't all work at the same place.
I read on previous pages that the team is located in Europe and more specifically Estonia. If they have not moved then I guess this is still valid information.
You are right, even their ex president is supporting Remoneta
Wow if he's supporting it, then it must be good right?
Only of he has experience in this kind of business or in crypto. Being a president does not mean you know anything. Look at the USA president XD
It is good enough to have him, he can be great and is great for promoting Remoneta too
Yep, not a lot of projects can say that president of a country is supporting them and believes in the project!
Its a very strong reference for some project!
It's a good publicity stunt, I'll give you that. How much the president knows of the project, that's questionable.
Well I really doubt he would say good things about the project with no reason.
August 29, 2018, 03:13:29 AM
Does anybody know where the team is situated at? As in what's their location?
Why is that important? It could very well be that they don't all work at the same place.
I read on previous pages that the team is located in Europe and more specifically Estonia. If they have not moved then I guess this is still valid information.
You are right, even their ex president is supporting Remoneta
Wow if he's supporting it, then it must be good right?
Only of he has experience in this kind of business or in crypto. Being a president does not mean you know anything. Look at the USA president XD
It is good enough to have him, he can be great and is great for promoting Remoneta too
Yep, not a lot of projects can say that president of a country is supporting them and believes in the project!
Its a very strong reference for some project!
It's a good publicity stunt, I'll give you that. How much the president knows of the project, that's questionable.
August 28, 2018, 03:46:22 PM
Does anybody know where the team is situated at? As in what's their location?
Why is that important? It could very well be that they don't all work at the same place.
I read on previous pages that the team is located in Europe and more specifically Estonia. If they have not moved then I guess this is still valid information.
You are right, even their ex president is supporting Remoneta
Wow if he's supporting it, then it must be good right?
Only of he has experience in this kind of business or in crypto. Being a president does not mean you know anything. Look at the USA president XD
It is good enough to have him, he can be great and is great for promoting Remoneta too
Yep, not a lot of projects can say that president of a country is supporting them and believes in the project!
Its a very strong reference for some project!
August 28, 2018, 02:48:44 PM
Why does ReMoneta have its own token? Why not just use Ether or Bitcoin?Whats the benefit of that,wouldnt be easier to just use eth/btc?
Remoneta has too much unique things to offer to be just using ETH or BTC instead.
Also it is land backed, so it does not make sense to use ETH or BTC.
What is the logic behind this? I mean why does land based crypto need its own coin?
August 28, 2018, 02:20:42 PM
Who do you consider to be your main competition?
Probably other stable coins I think.
Don't know if there is any direct competition, but the market is big enough so that everyone can fit inside.
August 28, 2018, 01:39:40 PM
Does anybody know where the team is situated at? As in what's their location?
Why is that important? It could very well be that they don't all work at the same place.
I read on previous pages that the team is located in Europe and more specifically Estonia. If they have not moved then I guess this is still valid information.
You are right, even their ex president is supporting Remoneta
Wow if he's supporting it, then it must be good right?
Only of he has experience in this kind of business or in crypto. Being a president does not mean you know anything. Look at the USA president XD
It is good enough to have him, he can be great and is great for promoting Remoneta too
Yep, not a lot of projects can say that president of a country is supporting them and believes in the project!
August 28, 2018, 01:19:02 PM
Does anybody know where the team is situated at? As in what's their location?
Why is that important? It could very well be that they don't all work at the same place.
I read on previous pages that the team is located in Europe and more specifically Estonia. If they have not moved then I guess this is still valid information.
You are right, even their ex president is supporting Remoneta
Wow if he's supporting it, then it must be good right?
Only of he has experience in this kind of business or in crypto. Being a president does not mean you know anything. Look at the USA president XD
It is good enough to have him, he can be great and is great for promoting Remoneta too
August 28, 2018, 01:11:21 PM
Who do you consider to be your main competition?
Probably other stable coins I think.
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