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Topic: 🔥⭐[ANN] WiC|Monetizing WiFi Sharing| ⭐🔥 App Launched! 🔥⭐ - page 114. (Read 146291 times)

hero member
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Have few more question:

Where you ll put ETH adress for invest? In your site or... ?
When you ll planning trading on Exchanges? ( and on what current Exchanges now you planning listing at first time) ?

Hey,

So when you fill the presale form we will reply to you with the payment instructions including the exact amount and payment address. You will then have 24 hours to make the payment.

We will be on at least 6 exchanges on day 1: Livecoin.net, EtherDelta, Open Ledger DEX, Coss.io, CryptoDao, Coinexchange.
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firstboy
This is a really interesting project. While there are some issues that needed to be resolved before it can become mainstay World Wide.
However is not an issue, just have to remember Uber. Uber too faces obstacles using private cars to be taxi/cab in many countries and legislation were amended to catch up with the time. Similarly, this could be the next big thing as it is poised to be part of the "New economy" of the future.
Hence, WiC has a huge upside in terms of viability and snug perfectly in any blueprint for a new economy.
full member
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.

true and 4g sucks....im with a "big" company and the network is not even close to wifi......wifi rules  Cool

In which country are you to say 4g sucks ? I used it in France, Hungaria, Germany, Cambodia, Indonesia and South Korea, when you have 4g the networks is really good and better than the wifi (Can depend on fiber or ADSL it's true) for these countries.

The problem of the 4g is the network coverage and the cost that is quite high. Some countries are even talking about 5g, which would be even better, even If I would prefer them covering more territories with 4g.


well, i can tell you that 4g LTE in germany is pretty good, but if you live in a rural mounty area it will get hard to maintain even UMTS or 3G, but that is a problem, every mounty rural area has to come over with it.

btw. as i heard, german telekom is already testing 5G in some areas.
sr. member
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Have few more question:

Where you ll put ETH adress for invest? In your site or... ?
When you ll planning trading on Exchanges? ( and on what current Exchanges now you planning listing at first time) ?
hero member
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At what time you ll open crowdsale? ( by GMT)

Hey, presale opens on August 15 at 8 PM GMT.
hero member
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At what time you ll open crowdsale? ( by GMT)
sr. member
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.

You are right. Roaming charges, connectivity issues, wic could solve all these hurdles for travelers like me.
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.

true and 4g sucks....im with a "big" company and the network is not even close to wifi......wifi rules  Cool

In which country are you to say 4g sucks ? I used it in France, Hungaria, Germany, Cambodia, Indonesia and South Korea, when you have 4g the networks is really good and better than the wifi (Can depend on fiber or ADSL it's true) for these countries.

The problem of the 4g is the network coverage and the cost that is quite high. Some countries are even talking about 5g, which would be even better, even If I would prefer them covering more territories with 4g.

I think almost all wifi connection is using fiber optic now, especially in areas that have been covered by 4g, because surely the area is a popular area. Also because even you say that the 4g area is still limited and the price is still quite expensive, so I prefer wifi and wifi stability is still better to play online games.

I hope this project will become very popular later (even a trending topic) and then almost everyone around the world will use this app.
So wherever we go, there will always be someone who shares their wifi connection.
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.

true and 4g sucks....im with a "big" company and the network is not even close to wifi......wifi rules  Cool

In which country are you to say 4g sucks ? I used it in France, Hungaria, Germany, Cambodia, Indonesia and South Korea, when you have 4g the networks is really good and better than the wifi (Can depend on fiber or ADSL it's true) for these countries.

The problem of the 4g is the network coverage and the cost that is quite high. Some countries are even talking about 5g, which would be even better, even If I would prefer them covering more territories with 4g.
legendary
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.

true and 4g sucks....im with a "big" company and the network is not even close to wifi......wifi rules  Cool
hero member
Activity: 490
Merit: 500
This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.

Thanks! Yes 4G is getting bigger but that's in a few big cities and most parts of the world still suffer from poor connectivity. Also, since our primary target market is travelers and tourists, the comparatively low prices should drive adoption.
full member
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This looks like a great use case for blockchain technology. And the best part: it's already a working product.

It's a bit like WifiSpots from Ziggo (a Dutch internet provider, except that now you can earn from sharing your bandwidth).

The only thing that might hamper adoption is the fact that, (at least in Europe) roaming costs are starting to disappear. But even then, wifi will always be faster than 4G. And for laptops it's great to be able to go online at all.
hero member
Activity: 490
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I have tried to find any weak areas in this ICO, but so far my questions have been answered. I think we can expect to see more big partners getting on board soon!

One possible threat could be few people willing to share their Wi-Fi network, because they don't want to expose their devices on the local network and afraid to be held liable for any illegal activities performed by guests, but that could probably be solved using guest zones in the router. And this topic is probably already well-researched by hotel owners and such.

I was just writing a question about that.
A lot of windows users have network sharing enabled and dont have password to protect it. Will you provide some kind of tutorial in terms of service to make sure users are protected.

Thanks! And it should not be an issue to provide users with tutorials if needed.
full member
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I have tried to find any weak areas in this ICO, but so far my questions have been answered. I think we can expect to see more big partners getting on board soon!

One possible threat could be few people willing to share their Wi-Fi network, because they don't want to expose their devices on the local network and afraid to be held liable for any illegal activities performed by guests, but that could probably be solved using guest zones in the router. And this topic is probably already well-researched by hotel owners and such.

I was just writing a question about that.
A lot of windows users have network sharing enabled and dont have password to protect it. Will you provide some kind of tutorial in terms of service to make sure users are protected.
full member
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I have tried to find any weak areas in this ICO, but so far my questions have been answered. I think we can expect to see more big partners getting on board soon!

One possible threat could be few people willing to share their Wi-Fi network, because they don't want to expose their devices on the local network and afraid to be held liable for any illegal activities performed by guests, but that could probably be solved using guest zones in the router. And this topic is probably already well-researched by hotel owners and such.
hero member
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Hi dev, have u test your app when use the app to watch videos,play games,the speed is as fast as only using wifi without app?  

Hey, the speed will depend on the speed of the WiFi that has been shared and there's is not much we can do to increase the speed. But we have a plan to record speed tests in the future.

By the way, I don't know if it has been answered, will there be a way to rate the connexion quality (Ping, download, upload, crashs) ?  Because it's possible for the owner of the network to redirect most part of bandwith on his own PC even while having a good network.

Rating system and speed test records are among the planned updates.
full member
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Hi dev, have u test your app when use the app to watch videos,play games,the speed is as fast as only using wifi without app?  

Hey, the speed will depend on the speed of the WiFi that has been shared and there's is not much we can do to increase the speed. But we have a plan to record speed tests in the future.

By the way, I don't know if it has been answered, will there be a way to rate the connexion quality (Ping, download, upload, crashs) ?  Because it's possible for the owner of the network to redirect most part of bandwith on his own PC even while having a good network.
hero member
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This is actually a very cool project. I especially like the low price Cheesy

There is something I'm wondering about. With a limited number of coins/tokens what happens when people run out? Will there be an additional method of payment, or will supply and demand take over? Because at one point in the future, the cost of the coins might be larger then the cost of alternative wi-fi systems.

Hey, thanks!

When people run out of tokens, supply and demand takes over and they have to purchase WiC for use in our app. This will constantly raise the value of WiC as our app grows in popularity.

Also, ONLY WiC will be accepted as payment in the app since that is what gives it real inherent value.

As for the price, the user uploading the network can change it anytime he wishes so that it always remains the same in USD value. For example, if 1 WiC= $1 and you set the price at 1 WiC. After a while if the price rises to 1 WiC = $2, the you would just need to adjust the WiFi price to 0.5 WiC Smiley
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This is actually a very cool project. I especially like the low price Cheesy

There is something I'm wondering about. With a limited number of coins/tokens what happens when people run out? Will there be an additional method of payment, or will supply and demand take over? Because at one point in the future, the cost of the coins might be larger then the cost of alternative wi-fi systems.
hero member
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Really cool concept and project devs! I look forward to keeping up with this project and hope it can revolutionize the world in the way it intends to! Cheers and good luck here!

Very interested in this excellent project, I wish luck, progress know that will come. Deserves for innovation and pioneering. I joined

Thanks! Smiley
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