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Topic: [ANN][ICO] 📱 AppCoins - The New Blockchain-Based Protocol For The App Stores 🔋 - page 59. (Read 47940 times)
November 28, 2017, 03:47:10 PM
November 28, 2017, 03:44:20 PM
The biggest problem I have with current appstores is the overabundance of crappy apps vs. actual good ones. With the Proof of Attention, will you be able to rate apps on how much time people spend on it, and how much long term use they get out of it, etc?
Still wondering about this, because I think this could be huge.
November 28, 2017, 03:26:46 PM
Great to see that issue of barrier to entry for developers have been dealt with! Appcoin on Aptoide seem to be a collaboration made in heaven. It is so perfect tht appcoin is working with aptoide in seemless aggreement
that one of the biggest reason that why should we join appcoin ICO.
because we already having a user base here.
so project need not to make one just make the platform a good one.
The platform is also looking steady ready i guess.
and app coin is already running their platform way long before ICO.
That's why I like this project. They actually have working stuff to show they're dedicated. Not just another one of these 'Oh you guys, we will give you the world if you invest, we promise!' while having nothing to show, and not showing any signs of actually working on anything except marketing.
November 28, 2017, 03:11:32 PM
How do you plan to discourage people from dumping at the first exchange?
November 28, 2017, 02:46:50 PM
So how would one get access to the Aptoide store? You can't download it from traditional app stores right? You have to download the .apk?
I don't think this has been answered yet.
November 28, 2017, 01:44:21 PM
Hi interesting project just want to know is there a breakdown of how the token will be distributed?
November 28, 2017, 12:57:54 PM
Congrats aptoide! Youve reach your goal one at the time! Im looking forward for more success and i hope that you should keep your ears open for suggestions of other users for your own good as well for some added feature of appcoins. All in all good job
November 28, 2017, 12:51:17 PM
That is an achievement to celebrate.Hoping that many will be supporting this app and about this campaign.And also hoping for continued success.
November 28, 2017, 11:59:41 AM
Great to see that issue of barrier to entry for developers have been dealt with! Appcoin on Aptoide seem to be a collaboration made in heaven. It is so perfect tht appcoin is working with aptoide in seemless aggreement
that one of the biggest reason that why should we join appcoin ICO.
because we already having a user base here.
so project need not to make one just make the platform a good one.
The platform is also looking steady ready i guess.
and app coin is already running their platform way long before ICO.
November 28, 2017, 11:58:12 AM
Great to see that issue of barrier to entry for developers have been dealt with! Appcoin on Aptoide seem to be a collaboration made in heaven. It is so perfect tht appcoin is working with aptoide in seemless aggreement
that one of the biggest reason that why should we join appcoin ICO.
because we already having a user base here.
so project need not to make one just make the platform a good one.
November 28, 2017, 11:28:34 AM
how can non crypto people can download an app from Aptoide with your coins?
November 28, 2017, 10:00:32 AM
Will there be an escrow for your platform? How will you protect your clients from fraud?
November 28, 2017, 09:14:43 AM
Can I connect appcoin to my bank account like coinbase and iphone. Paying directly for app through my bank could make adoption easier for non-crypto users!
Not yet but may be in future when the product launches
November 28, 2017, 08:37:24 AM
Apptoide is supporting Appcoins so what is the benifit of Apptoide here ?
Increased efficiency in their advertising, in-app billing, and app approval processes. Not just for Aptoide but for every player in the app economy.
November 28, 2017, 08:36:38 AM
People joining to this and ICO will be succesful probably. I am glad.
Profit in 2018 should be for all of us.
Profit in 2018 should be for all of us.
November 28, 2017, 07:58:53 AM
Apptoide is supporting Appcoins so what is the benifit of Apptoide here ?
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November 28, 2017, 05:59:31 AM
I think there's some confusion here about this:
One thing is Aptoide, which is an independent Android app store that has been around since 2009 and it's very successful. The Aptoide model is based on its social features. Any user can upload APKs to their own "profile" (their own store). And they can share those APKs with other users. This is similar to what Youtube does. Users can share videos. Of course, many videos are not made by the users themselves and may be copyrighted. That's why they have a DMCA compliant process where copyrighted content is removed on the request of the intellectual property owners. Aptoide follows the same process. Now you may ask, why would users want to upload and share APKs? The logic is somewhat similar to Spotify. You can make lists of apps by theme or your own selection. But also, it allows you to use Aptoide as a way to Backup the apps that you have in your phone, since as we all know, our phones have limited space, and Aptoide provides a kind of storage for that as well. This is why the model has been successful because it ensures that developers get recognized as the owners of the intellectual property, but also gives users the flexibility to help distribute and backup their apps. Additionally, as a quality assurance process, every app is filtered for malware, and fake apps are removed automatically. A seal of approval appears in the apps (Trusted badge) that signals to the community that the app can be downloaded. Parallel to this automated system, the community can also vote and mark content as malware, fake, etc...
So Aptoide ensures that a decentralized content distribution model works for everyone involved: user, developer and OEM (since they can currently make money off Aptoide based white-label app store solutions).
Now, what does this have to do with AppCoins?
Aptoide is supporting the development of AppCoins as an open protocol for all app stores. To be clear about this, the larger part of the team working on AppCoins is part of Aptoide, for now. In 2018 when the foundation is established, the management of the project will shift to this foundation, and Aptoide will no longer control it. Just think of Apache Software Foundation for instance. One of the reasons why Aptoide is involved with AppCoins is that decentralization, transparency, and openness are already part of Aptoide's DNA. Blockchain helps Aptoide (and in the future other app stores) to take a further step into decentralization and transparency, by decentralizing the advertising, in-app purchase, and app reputation processes and proposing a protocol that makes these processes universal.
One thing is Aptoide, which is an independent Android app store that has been around since 2009 and it's very successful. The Aptoide model is based on its social features. Any user can upload APKs to their own "profile" (their own store). And they can share those APKs with other users. This is similar to what Youtube does. Users can share videos. Of course, many videos are not made by the users themselves and may be copyrighted. That's why they have a DMCA compliant process where copyrighted content is removed on the request of the intellectual property owners. Aptoide follows the same process. Now you may ask, why would users want to upload and share APKs? The logic is somewhat similar to Spotify. You can make lists of apps by theme or your own selection. But also, it allows you to use Aptoide as a way to Backup the apps that you have in your phone, since as we all know, our phones have limited space, and Aptoide provides a kind of storage for that as well. This is why the model has been successful because it ensures that developers get recognized as the owners of the intellectual property, but also gives users the flexibility to help distribute and backup their apps. Additionally, as a quality assurance process, every app is filtered for malware, and fake apps are removed automatically. A seal of approval appears in the apps (Trusted badge) that signals to the community that the app can be downloaded. Parallel to this automated system, the community can also vote and mark content as malware, fake, etc...
So Aptoide ensures that a decentralized content distribution model works for everyone involved: user, developer and OEM (since they can currently make money off Aptoide based white-label app store solutions).
Now, what does this have to do with AppCoins?
Aptoide is supporting the development of AppCoins as an open protocol for all app stores. To be clear about this, the larger part of the team working on AppCoins is part of Aptoide, for now. In 2018 when the foundation is established, the management of the project will shift to this foundation, and Aptoide will no longer control it. Just think of Apache Software Foundation for instance. One of the reasons why Aptoide is involved with AppCoins is that decentralization, transparency, and openness are already part of Aptoide's DNA. Blockchain helps Aptoide (and in the future other app stores) to take a further step into decentralization and transparency, by decentralizing the advertising, in-app purchase, and app reputation processes and proposing a protocol that makes these processes universal.
Thank you for posting this, i am sure it will benefit several people who have posted questions in the last few posts.
November 28, 2017, 05:34:47 AM
Sounds good. I WILL FOLLOW THIS PROJECT. I think it will be sucessful at quickly. I heard that you already serving 200 million user its so fantastic. Just wow. Keep it up !
November 28, 2017, 05:30:04 AM
I think there's some confusion here about this:
One thing is Aptoide, which is an independent Android app store that has been around since 2009 and it's very successful. The Aptoide model is based on its social features. Any user can upload APKs to their own "profile" (their own store). And they can share those APKs with other users. This is similar to what Youtube does. Users can share videos. Of course, many videos are not made by the users themselves and may be copyrighted. That's why they have a DMCA compliant process where copyrighted content is removed on the request of the intellectual property owners. Aptoide follows the same process. Now you may ask, why would users want to upload and share APKs? The logic is somewhat similar to Spotify. You can make lists of apps by theme or your own selection. But also, it allows you to use Aptoide as a way to Backup the apps that you have in your phone, since as we all know, our phones have limited space, and Aptoide provides a kind of storage for that as well. This is why the model has been successful because it ensures that developers get recognized as the owners of the intellectual property, but also gives users the flexibility to help distribute and backup their apps. Additionally, as a quality assurance process, every app is filtered for malware, and fake apps are removed automatically. A seal of approval appears in the apps (Trusted badge) that signals to the community that the app can be downloaded. Parallel to this automated system, the community can also vote and mark content as malware, fake, etc...
So Aptoide ensures that a decentralized content distribution model works for everyone involved: user, developer and OEM (since they can currently make money off Aptoide based white-label app store solutions).
Now, what does this have to do with AppCoins?
Aptoide is supporting the development of AppCoins as an open protocol for all app stores. To be clear about this, the larger part of the team working on AppCoins is part of Aptoide, for now. In 2018 when the foundation is established, the management of the project will shift to this foundation, and Aptoide will no longer control it. Just think of Apache Software Foundation for instance. One of the reasons why Aptoide is involved with AppCoins is that decentralization, transparency, and openness are already part of Aptoide's DNA. Blockchain helps Aptoide (and in the future other app stores) to take a further step into decentralization and transparency, by decentralizing the advertising, in-app purchase, and app reputation processes and proposing a protocol that makes these processes universal.
One thing is Aptoide, which is an independent Android app store that has been around since 2009 and it's very successful. The Aptoide model is based on its social features. Any user can upload APKs to their own "profile" (their own store). And they can share those APKs with other users. This is similar to what Youtube does. Users can share videos. Of course, many videos are not made by the users themselves and may be copyrighted. That's why they have a DMCA compliant process where copyrighted content is removed on the request of the intellectual property owners. Aptoide follows the same process. Now you may ask, why would users want to upload and share APKs? The logic is somewhat similar to Spotify. You can make lists of apps by theme or your own selection. But also, it allows you to use Aptoide as a way to Backup the apps that you have in your phone, since as we all know, our phones have limited space, and Aptoide provides a kind of storage for that as well. This is why the model has been successful because it ensures that developers get recognized as the owners of the intellectual property, but also gives users the flexibility to help distribute and backup their apps. Additionally, as a quality assurance process, every app is filtered for malware, and fake apps are removed automatically. A seal of approval appears in the apps (Trusted badge) that signals to the community that the app can be downloaded. Parallel to this automated system, the community can also vote and mark content as malware, fake, etc...
So Aptoide ensures that a decentralized content distribution model works for everyone involved: user, developer and OEM (since they can currently make money off Aptoide based white-label app store solutions).
Now, what does this have to do with AppCoins?
Aptoide is supporting the development of AppCoins as an open protocol for all app stores. To be clear about this, the larger part of the team working on AppCoins is part of Aptoide, for now. In 2018 when the foundation is established, the management of the project will shift to this foundation, and Aptoide will no longer control it. Just think of Apache Software Foundation for instance. One of the reasons why Aptoide is involved with AppCoins is that decentralization, transparency, and openness are already part of Aptoide's DNA. Blockchain helps Aptoide (and in the future other app stores) to take a further step into decentralization and transparency, by decentralizing the advertising, in-app purchase, and app reputation processes and proposing a protocol that makes these processes universal.
November 28, 2017, 05:15:30 AM
What about Appcoin Team? What are the platform benefits?
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