Topic: [ANN] World Mobile - Connect billions of people in Africa and beyond - page 2. (Read 392 times)

Do you have a roadmap? I don't see it featured on the official site or on the announcement thread.
In addition, when this project actually started, your Twitter account was created in early 2019 while your site was registered in mid 2018

Many companies have successfully deployed parts of the World Mobile business already: WiFi hotspots in cafes or restaurants and solar powered nodes have all been field tested. However no one has yet put them together as one solution and built a hybrid mobile network for mass adoption.

World Mobile believes the introduction of the sharing economy, a sustainable business model will be the key to successfully launching a mesh network. A problem shared is a problem solved.

Their unique approach to creating an inclusive mobile network allows anyone to own parts of the network and be rewarded financially for doing so and educating others.

World Mobile employs local ambassadors who travel to unconnected towns and villages to promote the sharing economy and educate the benefits it brings. In addition, instructions and maintenance material are created in local languages and distributed.

Peer to peer learning has been proven to be the most effective method to introduce new products, technologies and solutions anywhere in Africa and the wider world. This was validated in all of their proof of concepts.

Long term, WM will create a structured system to inform communities and users of additional services and opportunities available to them via the WM network. This will be community driven and supported by their partners that provide Value Added Services on their network making it a long term and sustainable model.

Hopefully that sheds some more light on the World Mobile approach and why they feel they will be successful.

Thanks, I went through the blog but it does not actually answer my question: how are you guys different from all the past attempts at mesh networks in Africa that tried and failed?

The blog post explains about mesh networks. Which is great but I already know this,,, and as the blog says, mesh is a tech that has been around for almost 40 years now but why has it not been successful in Africa. I know the answers to some of this but hoped to see how you guys will overcome those problems.

Hey Leea, good question. There was a blog article released recently about this very topic:
https://worldmobile.io/blog/post/mesh-networks/

Let me know if you have further questions.

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The final details of the TGE will be shared at the end of the TGE, or before should it sell out.

As for 'background in the African region...', they have a core team, many of whom are of African descent and living on the ground there:

• Divij, who founded Afrimax which partnered with Vodafone
• Andrew Bartley, former Chief Investment officer of the World Bank private division the IFC in the TMT sector. He has travelled to over 20 African countries and managed a 70bn USD portfolio.
  
• RJ was the choice partner for Microsoft rolling out TVWS in Tanzania and the USAID projects
• Andrew Soper is Mr Renewable Energy and has deployed for every major MNO and Helios Towers in and around Tanzania
• Charles N was the former Director General of Kenya and the Eastern African communities

...the list goes on. Please view the full team on the worldmobile.io website.

There are physical offices in UK, Tanzania, Zanzibar and Spain as well.

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No offense OP but I actually before joined a 99% similar project before in 2017 and they actually did raise money but failed. And I believe they have been a few others using this mesh network thing to try do ICOs.

But until today, there are no blockchain mesh project working in Africa like the way described. Why are you different? And are any of the devs African because that is super important:)

Since the sale already started last July 5, where can we see the live stat bar of how much they are raising so far?
Also, want to see if this project is composed of people with at least a background in the African region.
And do they have financial backers for this project? Project this big should not only rely from public sale.
Also, where is their physical office for this project? They need one if they indeed want to connect billions of people in Africa.

Thanks for adding the links. Happy to answer any additional questions about the team as well

It looks like the project team is not anonymous, and the team information should can be displayed for all to see, Because the team has multiple AMAs and provides information about themselves.
Some of the twitter accounts of the World Mobile team:
https://twitter.com/MrTelecoms
https://twitter.com/AntonioHS_WM (CTO)
https://twitter.com/andrew_s_wm (CCO)
https://twitter.com/nicksoper

They should be able, since he wants investors to introduce themselves, there's nothing wrong with having them do it for us too. At least it can be a reason for people to do KYC. It is a person's identity, it should not be careless with it

this is my first time to see a native token built under cardano and it seems you have solid foundation here. however, are you going to disclose your team members? it is already stated from your site that you have 36 team members working on it. better if you can publish some of the top officers of this project. also, you are requiring KYC to your buyers, so would be nice if you also disclose your team members with their corresponding profile references.
and also the min purchase amount of $200 worth of tokens is bit high if it is for public sale. is that for pre-sale or public sale?

Hey there sukoyomi! Good question. The 10% is the initial circulating supply at TGE, based on what is sold to the public. That is what is represented under "Public Sale - 10%" on the "Supply distribution breakdown". There will only ever be 2B tokens total, and it will take 20 years for the entire supply to be in circulation. A vast majority are locked up for various vesting periods, and there are several staking initiatives as well that will effectively lower what is circulating. More information on the vesting periods and inflation model can be found in the token paper:
https://worldmobiletoken.com/TokenPaper_latest.pdf

Happy to answer any other questions.

I see this "We’re releasing 10% into circulating supply" Then your project token "Supply distribution breakdown" taken from the 10% isn't?
The rest will be released in years or months? I'm guessing you must have realized that if something like that is done, the supply will continue to grow, how will your project maintain its token price?

Hey everyone! Our community mod team is standing by for any questions you may have regarding World Mobile! 

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Disclaimer: I am not part of the World Mobile team. I am just posting this ANN on their behalf. If you have questions about this project, kindly contact them on Telegram