what will happen if soft cap is not reached?
There is no soft cap.
Topic: [ANN] [WELL] The world's first decentralized marketplace for healthcare ! - page 2. (Read 1130 times)
October 29, 2017, 08:10:08 PM
There is no soft cap.
October 29, 2017, 08:06:28 PM
Healthcare Delivered well
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/healthcare-delivered-well_us_59e789aee4b0153c4c3ec48c
No matter who you are or where you live, you need good healthcare to succeed in life. But who defines good healthcare, and who provides it?
The details vary across the world, but in general, “healthcare” means having access to people, equipment, and knowledge to prevent or heal illness and injury. The people range from nurses and doctors to therapists and nutritionists. The equipment can be as simple as thermometers or as complex as open-MRI machines. And knowledge can mean good dietary choices or oncological diagnosis.
Healthcare has evolved dramatically in prosperous areas. In the late 1800s, the few public hospitals that existed in the UK only served people too poor to hire private doctors. Most of these facilities had such miserable conditions that they often made patients worse. Today, the UK has a nationalized system that works with public, private, and voluntary resources to provide access to some of the highest-quality healthcare in the world.
However, healthcare varies from country to country and even region to region. While governments and private entities have created systems to meet the health needs of their people, many of these systems have flaws that undermine their goals. Healthcare must exist in a population, regardless of political, social or economic conditions. However, these conditions often greatly affect healthcare policies.
The rise of the internet has revolutionized a powerful tool for healthcare – telemedicine. Licensed professionals can now provide medical advice to anyone with internet access, and even people in underdeveloped countries own smartphones. Health workers can also send data within seconds, making diagnosis, records transfer, billing, and other administrative business easier than ever. Patients see benefits as well, with reduced waiting for care and more options for secure payment.
To further support the globalization and ease of healthcare, a team of people passionate for this cause has created WELL. This innovative system uses blockchain technology to support medical providers in their quest to provide sustainable global healthcare. Anyone, who purchases visits on the WELL platform is part of WELL’s charitable effort through WELL’s buy a visit give a visit program. WELL tallies up the number of visits conducted and makes monthly donations to our nonprofit partners which cover the cost of enabling that number of visits.provides funds for monthly donations to nonprofit partners. These partners train healthcare professionals to provide care to patients around the world.
“WELL’s crowdsale is a natural continuation of the team’s long-term vision of delivering frictionless, high-quality healthcare for everyone, everywhere. That’s what we want to achieve, and we will.” – Ildar Fazulyanov, Founder and CEO.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/healthcare-delivered-well_us_59e789aee4b0153c4c3ec48c
No matter who you are or where you live, you need good healthcare to succeed in life. But who defines good healthcare, and who provides it?
The details vary across the world, but in general, “healthcare” means having access to people, equipment, and knowledge to prevent or heal illness and injury. The people range from nurses and doctors to therapists and nutritionists. The equipment can be as simple as thermometers or as complex as open-MRI machines. And knowledge can mean good dietary choices or oncological diagnosis.
Healthcare has evolved dramatically in prosperous areas. In the late 1800s, the few public hospitals that existed in the UK only served people too poor to hire private doctors. Most of these facilities had such miserable conditions that they often made patients worse. Today, the UK has a nationalized system that works with public, private, and voluntary resources to provide access to some of the highest-quality healthcare in the world.
However, healthcare varies from country to country and even region to region. While governments and private entities have created systems to meet the health needs of their people, many of these systems have flaws that undermine their goals. Healthcare must exist in a population, regardless of political, social or economic conditions. However, these conditions often greatly affect healthcare policies.
The rise of the internet has revolutionized a powerful tool for healthcare – telemedicine. Licensed professionals can now provide medical advice to anyone with internet access, and even people in underdeveloped countries own smartphones. Health workers can also send data within seconds, making diagnosis, records transfer, billing, and other administrative business easier than ever. Patients see benefits as well, with reduced waiting for care and more options for secure payment.
To further support the globalization and ease of healthcare, a team of people passionate for this cause has created WELL. This innovative system uses blockchain technology to support medical providers in their quest to provide sustainable global healthcare. Anyone, who purchases visits on the WELL platform is part of WELL’s charitable effort through WELL’s buy a visit give a visit program. WELL tallies up the number of visits conducted and makes monthly donations to our nonprofit partners which cover the cost of enabling that number of visits.provides funds for monthly donations to nonprofit partners. These partners train healthcare professionals to provide care to patients around the world.
“WELL’s crowdsale is a natural continuation of the team’s long-term vision of delivering frictionless, high-quality healthcare for everyone, everywhere. That’s what we want to achieve, and we will.” – Ildar Fazulyanov, Founder and CEO.
October 28, 2017, 11:41:39 AM
what will happen if soft cap is not reached?
October 28, 2017, 10:44:49 AM
Many illnesses need instrument to testing. what is the best current solution for this? thanks
October 27, 2017, 04:10:27 PM
So, this project will help patients to consult about their health with certain doctors or a life insurance plaform?
October 27, 2017, 01:38:26 PM
October 27, 2017, 01:25:12 PM
October 27, 2017, 01:22:24 PM
Token Creation Event
The crowdsale period will begin on December 1, 2017, at 8:00 A.M. (EST), and will continue until either the hard cap of $28M Ether or Bitcoin is reached, or until December 31, 2017, at 8:00 A.M. (EST).
WELL Coin tokens creation
How will the WELL Coin tokens be priced?
We will create roughly 1.5 billion WELL Coin tokens and sell them at a rate of 39,790 tokens per BTC, to be adjusted
to make a WELL token worth $0.1 dollars (10 U.S. cents). This price may change up until the token pre-sale starts on
October 10th, 2017.
What is the crowdsale discount schedule?
For every $1000 of WELL Coin tokens purchased, you receive a free specialist consultation.
* Note: Each day the number of WELL Coin tokens per 1.00 USD equivalent in ETH will go down by 1.25 WELL Coin tokens until it reaches 10 WELL Coin tokens per 1.00 USD equivalent in BTC (no discount).
What cryptocurrencies will you accept during the crowdsale?
—We will accept ETH and BTC.
—The ETH payments will be accepted via a smart contract.
—The BTC payments will be accepted via an escrow account. All BTC participants will receive an ETH wallet with the WELL Coin tokens in it. They need to provide a contact method to receive this ETH wallet.
How will you distribute the WELL Coin tokens?
We will distribute the coins using the following guidelines:
—Issued: 40% for the crowdsale
—Reserves: 40% for business and network developments, future financing needs, and coin liquidity support for healthcare network members
—Team: 20% for team and project launch purposes
How will you use the team’s 20%?
During the first year, the team cannot liquidate their tokens at a rate of more than 25% of their position because we
want to demonstrate that we are in this for the long run and that the team’s incentives are aligned with the token
holder’s interest.
Why are you locking the team’s coins?
Because we want to prove that we are in this for the long run and that the team’s incentives are aligned with the token
holder’s interest.
How will you use the reserve?
The tokens in reserve will follow these rules:
—25% will be released during 12 months
—25% will be released during 24 months
—25% will be released during 36 months
—25% will be released during 48 months
We will use reserve tokens for acquisition, development, marketing, patent and IP needs, external partnerships, and other corporate needs.
When will you distribute WELL coins for sale on the secondary market?
We expect to distribute WELL Coin tokens 31 days after the crowdsale token launch (CTL).
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