Topic: 🔥[ANN]🔥[ICO]🔥 Apollo18 - Bleeding Edge Mining 🔥 No Contracts| Real Returns🔥 - page 18. (Read 2047 times)
July 28, 2018, 01:54:53 PM
Team looks really impressing. I like to see new faces exploring perspective sectors (like mining). Although it's interesting for me why they decided to develop a mining project without relevant experience in engineering? (I see only one engineer listed)
July 28, 2018, 01:31:14 PM
Speaking about subscription models - I totally agree payment per month is one of the worst ideas, however we still don't see any info about it, it can be something more. Maybe moderator will answer later.
July 28, 2018, 01:02:37 PM
I got a small question. I read the I get access to mining powers via holding tokens. Do I need to have some tokens every period of time to mine? How does it work?
I second that question, because I see no information about it in the whitepaper. I have no idea how could it work, maybe we should buy token once, maybe every month...Do you mean something like a subscribtion model? Well I don't know, as me it would be more useful to get 1-year subscribtion, etc.Does Apollo18 offer such options?
July 28, 2018, 12:53:56 PM
I got a small question. I read the I get access to mining powers via holding tokens. Do I need to have some tokens every period of time to mine? How does it work?
I second that question, because I see no information about it in the whitepaper. I have no idea how could it work, maybe we should buy token once, maybe every month... July 28, 2018, 12:46:04 PM
I got a small question. I read the I get access to mining powers via holding tokens. Do I need to have some tokens every period of time to mine? How does it work?
July 27, 2018, 12:59:56 PM
As an investor I've never been engaged in mining, moreover I don't know much about this sector, by there's no doubt it looks very perspective. I just wonder how can I figure out all advantages Apollo18 can offer for me as for investor.
July 27, 2018, 12:46:26 PM
I can't see the expected and planned number of ferms, isn't it too ambitious to become "most efficient in the galaxy"? You need to own many machines for that which work perfectly.
It seems the team are experienced enough for such goal. They offer unique prices and powerful infrustracture, what else do you need for good mining?
July 27, 2018, 12:35:52 PM
I can't see the expected and planned number of ferms, isn't it too ambitious to become "most efficient in the galaxy"? You need to own many machines for that which work perfectly.
July 27, 2018, 12:13:39 PM
I'm sorry if my question is too easy, but did I understand it right - I can use Apollo18 for mining any coins I want mine to?
I guess so
Maybe it's all about most popular coins... I can't say anything else, sorry. Btw, with all due respect how can we be sure that Apollo wiil give us real information about mined coins? Is fraud possible here?I guess there will be transparency and access to all data for coins mined for you. It should be anyway. You better think about how to protect machines from overheating and even stealing
(I heard some stories...)They say that infractructure is tested well. I wonder how can we check this info, however there are not so many specialists who can really understand such data, so all I can do is just trust them.
July 27, 2018, 11:51:43 AM
I'm sorry if my question is too easy, but did I understand it right - I can use Apollo18 for mining any coins I want mine to?
I guess so
Maybe it's all about most popular coins... I can't say anything else, sorry. Btw, with all due respect how can we be sure that Apollo wiil give us real information about mined coins? Is fraud possible here?I guess there will be transparency and access to all data for coins mined for you. It should be anyway. You better think about how to protect machines from overheating and even stealing
(I heard some stories...) July 27, 2018, 11:39:46 AM
I'm sorry if my question is too easy, but did I understand it right - I can use Apollo18 for mining any coins I want mine to?
I guess so
Maybe it's all about most popular coins... I can't say anything else, sorry. Btw, with all due respect how can we be sure that Apollo wiil give us real information about mined coins? Is fraud possible here? July 27, 2018, 11:36:01 AM
I'm sorry if my question is too easy, but did I understand it right - I can use Apollo18 for mining any coins I want mine to?
July 27, 2018, 11:27:33 AM
So there is ROI about 75-80 %, can we see any statistics data from you? It would be great.
July 27, 2018, 11:09:42 AM
You say that all coins mined by users will be converted to Eth direclty (or to Btc and to Eth after), does that mean that miners can lose some profits because of changes in value of these cryptocurrencies?
July 27, 2018, 10:51:53 AM
What regions besides Pennsylvania are you going to scale your bases in? USA only? What about asian and european regions?
July 27, 2018, 09:21:07 AM
We hosted an Introduction to Trading Cryptocurrency seminar last night. If you missed the live stream, the recording is available here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5ryB6H2azA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5ryB6H2azA
July 25, 2018, 08:20:07 AM
I like your project. The idea is very interesting and if you really succeed in realizing your plans, then I think it will be cool. I wish you success!
July 23, 2018, 10:34:27 AM
I really like this project, it would be great if you let us to know some of your longterm plans, isn't your roadmap too laconic, is it? 
Finally I can open whitepaper. Well, their roadmap is really speaks only about period till Q4 2018. However I'm pretty sure we have to follow the news to see some update. I can understand them and respect an idea of being careful in planning and giving promisesYou are right that you need to be careful in planning. Nevertheless, investors should understand that the project is long-term and plan its investments based on this. Therefore, a well-designed "road map" can help in the implementation of the goals.
We are going to take that into consideration. We are going to compile our financials, our projections, and our plans to scale and release them once they are ready.
Thank you for your input.
July 22, 2018, 02:39:43 AM
I really like this project, it would be great if you let us to know some of your longterm plans, isn't your roadmap too laconic, is it?
Finally I can open whitepaper. Well, their roadmap is really speaks only about period till Q4 2018. However I'm pretty sure we have to follow the news to see some update. I can understand them and respect an idea of being careful in planning and giving promisesYou are right that you need to be careful in planning. Nevertheless, investors should understand that the project is long-term and plan its investments based on this. Therefore, a well-designed "road map" can help in the implementation of the goals.
July 21, 2018, 09:27:50 AM
a lot of questions to answer...let me see if I can get through them
What about your partners, really? Do you work with some mining manufacturers? Also I would like to know, what country is project registered in? Thank you.
We do have relationships with distributors. As interest grows and we have more capital, we will have more power in creating better/stronger relationships with more manufacturers/distributors of hardware.
We are registered in the United States. To be more specific, we are in Central Pennsylvania where electricity rates are competitive with China and Canadian hydro.
Our roadmap only goes out that far as we don't want to give false impressions. We aim to be as realistic and transparent as possible. We scale, we pay out payments, we grow, and continue to innovate and expand.
I really like this project, it would be great if you let us to know some of your longterm plans, isn't your roadmap too laconic, is it?
Finally I can open whitepaper. Well, their roadmap is really speaks only about period till Q4 2018. However I'm pretty sure we have to follow the news to see some update. I can understand them and respect an idea of being careful in planning and giving promisesWhat about your partners, really? Do you work with some mining manufacturers? Also I would like to know, what country is project registered in? Thank you.
We do have relationships with distributors. As interest grows and we have more capital, we will have more power in creating better/stronger relationships with more manufacturers/distributors of hardware.
We are registered in the United States. To be more specific, we are in Central Pennsylvania where electricity rates are competitive with China and Canadian hydro.
I really like this project, it would be great if you let us to know some of your longterm plans, isn't your roadmap too laconic, is it?
Finally I can open whitepaper. Well, their roadmap is really speaks only about period till Q4 2018. However I'm pretty sure we have to follow the news to see some update. I can understand them and respect an idea of being careful in planning and giving promisesOur roadmap only goes out that far as we don't want to give false impressions. We aim to be as realistic and transparent as possible. We scale, we pay out payments, we grow, and continue to innovate and expand.
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