Hello. Kindly, tell me, is it always possible to exchange a token on the ETH, to a normal token? Or is there a temporary restriction? If so, what are the terms?
What do you mean? Our token is working on graphene, VIN is not ERC-20 token. 
Topic: ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐[ANN] VINโCHAIN๐๐๐๐VEHICLE HISTORY ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ - page 25. (Read 36827 times)
Hello. Kindly, tell me, is it always possible to exchange a token on the ETH, to a normal token? Or is there a temporary restriction? If so, what are the terms?
What do you mean? Our token is working on graphene, VIN is not ERC-20 token. Hello. Kindly, tell me, is it always possible to exchange a token on the ETH, to a normal token? Or is there a temporary restriction? If so, what are the terms?
What do you mean? Our token is working on graphene, VIN is not ERC-20 token. At this time the VIN are ready to be transfered only to toher VINChain members. When they will be ready to be transfered in exchanges?
Yes, you will have that option closer to exchanges! I understand that on the 11th will be listed VIN in the first exchange. At the same time will we have the wallet unlocked to transfer in exchange?
You will be able to transfer tokens from your VIN wallet to the exchanges!
Hello. Kindly, tell me, is it always possible to exchange a token on the ETH, to a normal token? Or is there a temporary restriction? If so, what are the terms?
At this time the VIN are ready to be transfered only to toher VINChain members. When they will be ready to be transfered in exchanges?
I understand that on the 11th will be listed VIN in the first exchange. At the same time will we have the wallet unlocked to transfer in exchange?
OBD production updateโ-โGPS module testing!
As you all know we like to keep you updated with our developments, and so we would like to share with you new updates about our OBD devices. Last week our team visited Teltonika - a huge manufacturer (top 5 in the industry) of OBD devices. And in this short video taken there you can see how the special robot automatically checks, calibrates and sorts GPS modules. If module does not pass the test, it is sent for revision.
Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI06RlUhT5o
As you all know we like to keep you updated with our developments, and so we would like to share with you new updates about our OBD devices. Last week our team visited Teltonika - a huge manufacturer (top 5 in the industry) of OBD devices. And in this short video taken there you can see how the special robot automatically checks, calibrates and sorts GPS modules. If module does not pass the test, it is sent for revision.
Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI06RlUhT5o
So the project is about monitoring the car indicator on the smartphone? Or I'm missing something?
VinChain is creating a worldwide blockchain registry of used vehicle information that is 100% transparent, reliable, and accessible by everyone. So that will be a marketplace with used vehicle data that everyone will be able to use and benefit from it. But as well we are creating an OBD device that will help you to track your car and store all the info in our system. 
So the project is about monitoring the car indicator on the smartphone? Or I'm missing something?
How do I send VIN to exchange from cloud wallet when listed? Or do I need to send from MEW?
You will get all the instructions on that soon!
How do I send VIN to exchange from cloud wallet when listed? Or do I need to send from MEW?
This is quite confusing. But I'm glad some exchanges picked up Vinchain. I'm beginning to think the larger ones do indeed charge coin dev teams to get listed, which quite franky is dodgey to me. Why would anyone pay to get listed? If the coin/token is tradeable, it deserves to be listed. I don't think the ETH foundation paid to get listed.
Not all exchanges require a fee to list a coin, major exchanges are no exception but they have stricter standards for this. It's not that we feel the coin is tradeable, it willย deserves to be listed. VIN CHAIN must show them that it is more special than other coins; if it doesn't have attractive features, spend money to supplement. This is quite confusing. But I'm glad some exchanges picked up Vinchain. I'm beginning to think the larger ones do indeed charge coin dev teams to get listed, which quite franky is dodgey to me. Why would anyone pay to get listed? If the coin/token is tradeable, it deserves to be listed. I don't think the ETH foundation paid to get listed.
Yes, we are starting from the exchanges that we have posted!
OBD Production Update
As you all know we like to keep you updated with our developments, and so we would like to share with you new updates about our OBD devices.
We are working on producing our own OBD device - that thing that plugs into your car to help you capture your driving / vehicle data. Last week our team visited Teltonika (https://teltonika.lt/ ) a huge manufacturer (top 5 in the industry) of OBD devices. This is a great company with over 20 years of experience in this industry.
We analyzed their manufacturing process, and witnessed OBD devices being produced right in front of us - going from raw materials to completed devices.
We visited the location where the raw materials for the devices are stored. All of the materials are counted, tracked, and inputted into the system, they are sent to the production floor.
Also we have attended the factory itself - where the OBD devices are assembled. We made sure that during this processes the device is of high quality.
Human intervention is used seldomly, in order to minimize human error and to reduce the possibility of malfunction. At the final stage of the process a robot checks the quality of the assembled device to make sure that it is 100% exactly as it should be. With the help of a special machine, they check the 3D model how the device was assembled. After that the special robot automatically checks, calibrates and sorts GPS modules. If module does not pass the test, it is sent for revision.
And finally EACH device is tested before being sent out. The device work is also tested in different conditions such as heat, high humidity, cold and etc. This is done to ensure that every device working at 100% capacity and with utmost quality.
We took a few examples of OBD devices which we are going to be testing. We will let everyone know about our future possible collaboration with such a great company!
Stay Up to Date:
Join our announcement group, https://t.me/VINChainOfficialAnnouncements ย to stay up to date on all news and developments.
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Telegram - https://t.me/vinchainio
Twitter - https://twitter.com/VINChain_io
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/vinchainio
Blogspot - https://vinchain.blogspot.com.by
Medium - https://medium.com/@VINChain ย Github
Bitcointalk - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-vinchainvehicle-history-2349186
Github - https://github.com/VINChain
As you all know we like to keep you updated with our developments, and so we would like to share with you new updates about our OBD devices.
We are working on producing our own OBD device - that thing that plugs into your car to help you capture your driving / vehicle data. Last week our team visited Teltonika (https://teltonika.lt/ ) a huge manufacturer (top 5 in the industry) of OBD devices. This is a great company with over 20 years of experience in this industry.
We analyzed their manufacturing process, and witnessed OBD devices being produced right in front of us - going from raw materials to completed devices.
We visited the location where the raw materials for the devices are stored. All of the materials are counted, tracked, and inputted into the system, they are sent to the production floor.
Also we have attended the factory itself - where the OBD devices are assembled. We made sure that during this processes the device is of high quality.
Human intervention is used seldomly, in order to minimize human error and to reduce the possibility of malfunction. At the final stage of the process a robot checks the quality of the assembled device to make sure that it is 100% exactly as it should be. With the help of a special machine, they check the 3D model how the device was assembled. After that the special robot automatically checks, calibrates and sorts GPS modules. If module does not pass the test, it is sent for revision.
And finally EACH device is tested before being sent out. The device work is also tested in different conditions such as heat, high humidity, cold and etc. This is done to ensure that every device working at 100% capacity and with utmost quality.
We took a few examples of OBD devices which we are going to be testing. We will let everyone know about our future possible collaboration with such a great company!
Stay Up to Date:
Join our announcement group, https://t.me/VINChainOfficialAnnouncements ย to stay up to date on all news and developments.
ย
Join the conversation on social media:
Telegram - https://t.me/vinchainio
Twitter - https://twitter.com/VINChain_io
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/vinchainio
Blogspot - https://vinchain.blogspot.com.by
Medium - https://medium.com/@VINChain ย Github
Bitcointalk - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-vinchainvehicle-history-2349186
Github - https://github.com/VINChain
This is quite confusing. But I'm glad some exchanges picked up Vinchain. I'm beginning to think the larger ones do indeed charge coin dev teams to get listed, which quite franky is dodgey to me. Why would anyone pay to get listed? If the coin/token is tradeable, it deserves to be listed. I don't think the ETH foundation paid to get listed.
Not all exchanges require a fee to list a coin, major exchanges are no exception but they have stricter standards for this. It's not that we feel the coin is tradeable, it willย deserves to be listed. VIN CHAIN must show them that it is more special than other coins; if it doesn't have attractive features, spend money to supplement.
I was an early investor in BTC because I know that fiat money does not really belong to us.ย Philosophically I am very happy with my decision, and situations like this just reinforce that.ย However, it is still frustrating.
This is quite confusing. But I'm glad some exchanges picked up Vinchain. I'm beginning to think the larger ones do indeed charge coin dev teams to get listed, which quite franky is dodgey to me. Why would anyone pay to get listed? If the coin/token is tradeable, it deserves to be listed. I don't think the ETH foundation paid to get listed.
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