Topic: 🔥🔥[ANN][ICO] Cultural Places - Revolutionizing the Tourism Industry [ANN][ICO] - page 21. (Read 2171 times)

A very long time. Maybe developers will do it early. I hope so.

The Cultural Places wallet will be ready in Q1 2019 as an Cultural Places App function.
You'll have to wait.

When can I use the wallet Cultural Places in the application?

But why should we choose this particular project? because now there is no problem at all to get any tickets to any kind of cultural place, be it a museum, a movie or a concert of classical music.

In total, the developers have created four phases. There will be 900,000,000 tokens available, imagine?
It seems that so many people will participate in the project.

Yes, really cheap. And how many phases will there be?
And how many tokens are all available for exchange?

Hey. The second phase will end in 5 days.
The price of the token is now €0.021 . Not so much, right?

Hello. Tell me please when the current phase ends and how much is the token now?

Well my main sources as to that are the whitepaper and the comments here. Having acquaintances in the art community myself, I've heard more than one discussion about lower budgets, needs of funding and how hard it is to plan and execute crowdfunding or something similar. I myself have found many places that are small or simply not that popular, some of them can be found nowhere on the cultural/touristic map and it's a pitty, because they were either neglected for some reason, they don't have budgets to finance future development or attract visitors, so who better to take care of something like that than a cultural community which has a mutual interest in preserving or developing such places. You know that transparency is of great importance when it comes to public funding, so I think that the idea to finance through the cultural coin and secure the process with a blockchain technology is a good one and definitely has a future. In the whitepaper they claim that one of the features will be crowdfunding and one will have access to information about how the funding is used: information about milestones, progress and so on should be included. Moreover, there are certain benefits for participants, if I got it right. Since I've downloaded the app, I see that you get information about the places and I'm guessing it's another way to motivate: you get information on the institution, pictures, if it's a project, I guess they'll give information about it and judging by the way they've made the whitepaper, their website etc., I'm guessing one can count on them being transparent about those projects, researches and institutions that need public funding. Imagine if you are visiting a gallery listening to the audio guide and it informs you that the gallery is planning on a certain project and you could participate in the funding, it's much more convincing, don't you think?