1. Can't disclose it now, but we are a frugal startup
2. Cindicator needs blockchain to create its own ecosystem.
- Cindicator tokens are ERC-20 compatible tokens distributed on the Ethereum blockchain (edited)
- We are engaged in the analysis of blockchain and crypto markets.
- Our tokens are infrastructure tokens that create the internal economy of our ecosystem.
Decentralization make relationship between forecasters, traders and data scientists more transparent. It also makes it possible for us to create the type of distribution system which is impossible for centralized systems
3. We will sell our products through CND tokens. Client should buy tokens on exchanges to pay for out products.
4. >as well as being a major CND holder - why you think so?
>yet the customers might not feel like it's a good thing. - sure if the prices in CND will be too high - we will adjust them to boost the demand
5. That's not the typo - crypto market isn't stable for now (check China news this and last week for example) - that's why we can't garantee anything
6. THE SALE OF CND TOKENS CONSTITUTES THE SALE OF A LEGAL SOFTWARE PRODUCT UNDER GIBRALTAR LAW. THIS PRODUCT SALE IS CONDUCTED BY CINDICATOR LTD (GIBRALTAR), A GIBRALTAR COMPANY, OPERATING UNDER GIBRALTAR LAW.
BTW, useful links:
http://dl4.joxi.net/drive/2017/09/11/0025/1916/1677180/80/4ae447051d.jpg 1. I cherish your frugality, yet as an investor I can't help but wonder how are you planning on maintaining the growth and operation of your platform in the future? Aren't there any numbers one could look at to make sure that the forecaster awards run smoothly? Especially since you are refusing to disclose your potential revenue sources.
2. I think you might have misinterpreted my question: I get that your tokens run on a blockchain, as do I get that analysing different blockchains is a major selling point of your platform. What actually interests me is what does your project use the blockchain technology for (other than to sell tokens)? What info do you store on the blockchain, other than transaction history of your tokens? How is a non-blockchain business that deals in forecasting for fiat different from you essentially?
3. I wasn't asking what currency you would charge them with
. In the past you claimed that previously your clients didn't want to employ your services without exclusive rights to the platform. How does pitching the same platform, but with CND tokens instead of fiat as payment change their minds?
4. >why you think so?
> Cindicator_WhitePaper_en.pdf (thanks for the link!
) > 3.2.2 CND token distribution... 20% - for the Cindicator company (+vesting).
> we will adjust them to boost demand - by what means exactly?
5. The cryptocurrency market is indeed volatile - not the least due to the fickle nature of whitepapers out there, that allow copmanies to essentially regard investor's cash as charitable contributions
6. I am quite familiar with who is performing the token sale, thank you. The actual question was: how is the operating company officially affiliated with the company performing the token sale? Do they have the same owners/directors? Is the token issuer in any way liable for the actual performance of the product? Is the operating company liable for the actions of the token issuer? If market volatility from p.5 takes place, who is accountable for changing the rules?
See you at Stage 4!