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Topic: [ANN][ICO] 📱 AppCoins - The New Blockchain-Based Protocol For The App Stores 🔋 - page 86. (Read 47642 times)

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In case minimum investment target is not met would the company the company refund the money? Do you already have an escrow account?

Great question!
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I like the concept of the project, how are you going to market the project?
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As we are potential investors can u tell us what we can expect in terms of value when coins are listed?
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In case minimum investment target is not met would the company the company refund the money? Do you already have an escrow account?
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This seems like a rather novel idea, am I wrong? What other ICO's are similar to this?
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

From what I çan understand and interpret from the Appcoins meetup in Singapore, the 'Proof-of-Attention' (unofficial term) is based on the ecosystem when the users download a certain app and uses it, they are paid in tokens depending on the level of usage/online. So the more they use a certain app, the more token they can gain. This will also in term feedback to the developers on usage patterns of their respective user. This whole process is term 'Proof-of-Attention', and you can see it as the user 'mining'+playing the game at the same time.

One key thing to take note is that the token issued to the user is locked (in another words, they can transferred or use it) until they spent a certain amount.

Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

I'm also curious about this. I've never heard of it, but I could see it being very useful in a wide variety of applications.

Definitely it can be applied in a wide range of area. Appcoins is built as an protocol so any company or system can apply appcoins protocol to be part of their ecosystem.

That could allow for a wide range of uses. So each token could also allow a certain amount of usage time?
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

For now, the Proof-of-Attention system is based on a hardcoded 2 minutes attention time. So, basically, the app stores will track who will install and use a certain sponsored app for at least 2 minutes, and that will trigger a conversion. This is the advertising model that we've called CPAt (for Cost per Attention). That 2 minute time is based on Aptoide's past experience as an app store (it seems to be the minimum attention time beyond which users are retained). However, it may be revised in future protocol versions and become dynamic.
There is this cool video that doesn't explain the proof-of-attention but explains how it is used:
    https://tokenmarket.net/crowdsale/appcoins-institutional-kyc/embed/?aid=X3SSE25LTFa2JaOzcnxXlA

In the white paper there is more information:
     https://appcoins.io/pdf/appcoins_whitepaper.pdf
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What would you say has been the biggest obstacle to date for AppCoins?

Well, the project is still on an early stage, so we can't say that we have faced a lot of obstacles yet Wink but we would say that currently is harder to find advisors than a year ago, since there are many ICOs right now, and a lot of people are competing for the attention of the community
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

For now, the Proof-of-Attention system is based on a hardcoded 2 minutes attention time. So, basically, the app stores will track who will install and use a certain sponsored app for at least 2 minutes, and that will trigger a conversion. This is the advertising model that we've called CPAt (for Cost per Attention). That 2 minute time is based on Aptoide's past experience as an app store (it seems to be the minimum attention time beyond which users are retained). However, it may be revised in future protocol versions and become dynamic.
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🌟 COMSA ICO: 10/02/17 🌟
i couldn't find exact info. What is hardcap for pre-ico and for total crowdsale?
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

From what I çan understand and interpret from the Appcoins meetup in Singapore, the 'Proof-of-Attention' (unofficial term) is based on the ecosystem when the users download a certain app and uses it, they are paid in tokens depending on the level of usage/online. So the more they use a certain app, the more token they can gain. This will also in term feedback to the developers on usage patterns of their respective user. This whole process is term 'Proof-of-Attention', and you can see it as the user 'mining'+playing the game at the same time.

One key thing to take note is that the token issued to the user is locked (in another words, they can transferred or use it) until they spent a certain amount.

Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

I'm also curious about this. I've never heard of it, but I could see it being very useful in a wide variety of applications.

Definitely it can be applied in a wide range of area. Appcoins is built as an protocol so any company or system can apply appcoins protocol to be part of their ecosystem.
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Registration for the presale is still open?

Yes, it's still open.

Find all information on the presale here: https://medium.com/@appcoins/appcoins-pre-sale-is-now-open-e2c8168df07d
Also, here's all the information on presale eligibility: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhtd6e0Zj4U&t=63s

Let us know if you need any further assistance.

That's good. Originally there was a condition that participants were registered on the platform Aptoide 24 hours before the start of sales.



Still a week left on it, nice.
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Registration for the presale is still open?

Yes, it's still open.

Find all information on the presale here: https://medium.com/@appcoins/appcoins-pre-sale-is-now-open-e2c8168df07d
Also, here's all the information on presale eligibility: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhtd6e0Zj4U&t=63s

Let us know if you need any further assistance.

That's good. Originally there was a condition that participants were registered on the platform Aptoide 24 hours before the start of sales.

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Are you guys looking for more advisors to bring on?
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What would you say has been the biggest obstacle to date for AppCoins?
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?

I'm also curious about this. I've never heard of it, but I could see it being very useful in a wide variety of applications.
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Can you go more into detail about how 'Proof-of-Attention' works?
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What is the token allocation?

The token allocation information is currently available on the home here: https://appcoins.io/

Let us know if you require any further assistance or information Wink
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You have arragements with Apple? I think, they dont allow share their apps on your platform.
Apple platform only allow one app store because the Operating System doesn't allow third party installations.
Android platform supports it, after changing the unknown sources configurations in settings.

Probably, the Android App Stores will use the AppCoins protocol before Apple. But one day, if Apple sees that AppCoins decentralized protocol is the standard, it can supports it too. There are many standards adopted by all players in the industry like: TCP-IP, Ethernet, HTTP,...


yes, I mean the same. So, they will have apps for android only? Case, they mentioned IOS also... but this is impossible, I think.

While the Apple partnership may not be so easy to secure, it's not impossible  Cheesy
That said, Android, globally, has an 83.4% market share.
There we would argue that securing a partnership with iOS is not critical for the business case at all.
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