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Topic: [ANN] TRAXIA (TMT) - 1st project invested by Cardano Hub - 1st ICO to accept ADA - page 9. (Read 132493 times)

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Find out why Indonesia is becoming an intriguing potential new market for FinTech companies like LiqEase.
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Ada going to the binI’ve seen many of these, nothing new. Ada is changing the world. It is being attacked just like every potential threat. The lion is being harassed by the hyenas and is calmly UNFAZED.
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All of the information about our investor emurgo. io is now also available in Japanese.  https://t.co/wUP5ogdyh7
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KuCoin I assume is safe. They have a good reputation. But I cannot vouch for them as completely safe as I don’t audit their procedures..
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Why is Finance becoming Hyperscalable? Get some answers from an insightful commentary on the Disruptive Finance blog.
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What Traxia is doing is freeing up the liquidity for SME's which wasn't available to them before Traxia's proposal. Consider Traxia as a new, advanced tool to liquidate money for the SMEs in the past that can not be used by smaller partners, although it is essentially "their" money.
Can you clarify what you mean under "liquidate money"?
What I remember from Traxia initial infos was that SME`s will have access to "sell"/utilize their invoice, untill they are paid by original vendor, sometimes with discounted price.
This will solve instant liquidity problems for SMEs.
Anything other?
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What Traxia is doing is freeing up the liquidity for SME's which wasn't available to them before Traxia's proposal. Consider Traxia as a new, advanced tool to liquidate money for the SMEs in the past that can not be used by smaller partners, although it is essentially "their" money.
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Actually it is all over my head. No need to really answer that. In the big scheme of things the video provokes me to want to invest in more TMT.☺️
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I am trying to wrap my head around 16:40 to 22:00 in this 👆video. When Max Ward is speaking... is he saying the micro-incentives are payable in TMT? Or is he saying the delivery process is being tracked on the block chain by LiqEase regardless of the form of payment?
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LiqEase recently organized a "Blockchain for Trade Finance and Supply Chain" event. Here are some of the highlights, but you can also check out the full video to get valuable insights on what's new in the industry at https://bit.ly/2PxAz83 .
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I on the other hand, believe TMT will moon when LiqEase starts factoring invoices as per the white paper.
Please does anyone know the maximum number of DApp projects that can be built on a single platform like Ethereum?
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They’ll keep fleeting from one project to another until they loose everything and then will complain that the entire crypto is a massive con and how they lost blah blah blah
What’s the bottom lol crystal ball?
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I am watching this and waiting for the BTC bottom to come in since it will drag the whole space down then I will pounce. I definitly see a promissing future. The competition is draging it's feet tme will tell how it all plays out
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The liqEase platform will be the first to migrate from Ethereum to Cardano blockchain. This move is expected to occur in Q1 2019 but is heavily dependent on the development progress of Cardano. To get timely updates, follow Cardano roadmap!
https://t.co/XuZB2D54L8
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Cardano CANNOT afford to fail as Traxia is meant to be its poster child of how easy other erc20 tokens can easily and seamlessly migrate to Cardano.
If it fails Traxia will still survive by remaining an erc20 token but Cardano will face an uphill battle to recover its reputation and be taken seriously as a potential alternative to Ethereum.

I don't think there should be any room for failure with this migration process in my opinion, i mean, all eyes is on Q4 when the migration phase will take place and also a lot of expectation from both traxia and cardano team to make it successful otherwise many will be disappointed if things don't go according to expectations, so i believe the both teams should put their hands on deck to ensure smooth migration.
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Marlowe is the domain-specific language being developed by @InputOutputHK for financial smart contracts in Cardano. Learn more about it in this video with Sebastien from Emurgo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S41GIRl0kVY&feature=youtu.be
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Last Friday we hosted AMA Session on our official Telegram group. Did you miss it? Read it at https://t.me/traxiafoundation/35250
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Cardano is the coin with the best technology out there, positioned in number 9 in market cap of all cryptos. Has a huge team of the best people in the world. Backed by Charles Hoskinson, has conversations with Africa about implementing Cardano.
It has millions of freaking dollars for funding, it just won't fail. In my opinion.
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Cardano CANNOT afford to fail as Traxia is meant to be its poster child of how easy other erc20 tokens can easily and seamlessly migrate to Cardano.
If it fails Traxia will still survive by remaining an erc20 token but Cardano will face an uphill battle to recover its reputation and be taken seriously as a potential alternative to Ethereum.
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Traxia is probably the biggest financial crypto right now. Trillion dollar project, huge experienced team, platform almost ready, migrating to cardano, first cardano token, team working with real businesses, backed by Emurgo itself.
This conversion to cardano, it won't be a mess like with MGO where MGO-e (eth) and MGO-w (waves) weren't compatible with each other ending up in two seperate markets (and a steep fall in value)?
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