Topic: [ANN][ICO]⚡⚡⚡ Dock.io - Decentralized Data Exchange Protocol w/ Live Beta App⚡⚡⚡ - page 13. (Read 16743 times)

Airdrop and bounty campaign are closed.  They will be distributed 7 days after Dock tokens are unlocked.




Yeah. We still wait for list on exchange and everyone is hoping not to list Idex as the first. because Idex is killing the ICO recently.

well with the voting we can know which market is good to do as the purpose of this coin trading, so I think should wait for open voting to see where this coin can be traded.

I see they are answer : The dock.io team has decided that DOCK token holders should choose when DOCK tokens become transferable. Please wait for next update! Voting will be revealed soon.

How to get airdrop

Airdrops and bounties will be distributed 7 days after our tokens become transferable.

    $100k Airdrop (general) - 17,380 people approved. A final check will be applied the day prior to distribution to ensure people are still in Telegram. Anyone no longer in Telegram will be removed from the list.
    $100k Whitelist Airdrop - This airdrop is for the people on the whitelist who weren’t able to participate in the token sale. There were 8,181 participants who confirmed. You will receive an email soon if you are on this list.
    Bounties - $22,060 earned on Bitcointalk and $14,861 earned on Twitter.

DOCK this coin should not be so fast on the exchange, now the market is still low key point is better, the DOCK team, please pay attention to the first and so on.

When will the token be unlocked and be listed on the exchanges

If we only do 2x when unlocked DOCK would be ranked around 150ish on cmc already under currenct conditions - I think this is a good thing. In a bullish market we would perhaps need 5x to be in that place

I was hoping to see more interaction here since the project looks great, but looks like there's not much on Bitcointalk.

Will it be first come first serve? Or will it be guaranteed allocation to every whitelisted participants?

Dock.io (DOCK) ICO Analysis: A Decentralized Professional Data Exchange Protocol

Project Description
The freelancing scene has been growing steadily over the years and platforms like Upwork and Fiverr have grown to positions of prominence in the market. One of the biggest problems facing this market sector, however, is the fact that users on the platforms do not own their data. What this means is: if you spend a couple of years on a particular platform and you complete a number of projects, get some reviews and some recommendations etc., you cannot transfer the data to another platform.

dock.io team aims to build a platform that, according to them, will allow the easy integration of data from different sources (not just freelancing websites) along with regular and automatic updates. Users on dock.io should also be able to receive updates from multiple websites at once. Furthermore, data providers — the platforms that the data originates from— may be able to send data to a user’s profile on dock.io with approval from the user.

dock.io team claims that all data stored on their platform will be encrypted by IPFS. Furthermore, all the data on dock.io will be updated by the user off-chain; this should serve to assure applications that the data is a continuation of the previous, and that the version being received is the latest available. Additionally, users on dock.io should be able to verify each others’ on-chain data in a manner similar to employees confirming each others’ work experience.

Different applications may choose the extent of their verification requirements. The options that will likely be available on dock.io are: Loose verification — data from the user is sufficient on its own; Mid-Level verification — additional verification from the data source is required; Strong verification — on-chain signing of the information provided by the user is required.

The token, DOCK, is supposed to be used in rewarding data providers — platforms that give users permission to move their data to dock.io. If a platform wants to access user data that was provided by another platform, the former will pay a fee to the latter using DOCK tokens. Now, if a third-party wants to access the data from the “former”, they will pay a fee, also in DOCK; however, to ensure that the total supply of DOCK is constantly reducing, the DOCK tokens in this transaction will be burned.

Remote is expected to be the first platform that will integrate dock.io, and they already have a working product.

https://medium.com/research-center/dock-io-dock-ico-analysis-a-decentralized-professional-data-exchange-protocol-5a2e99d2d845

Why on the site was written a limit of gas 60,000 and gvei 20? With such a commission, the transaction was not sent. If the commission was higher, the transaction was canceled.

iCO has been concluded and successful. Congratulation to the team. The way people contribute to ICO lately, it is dangerous to delay participation.

Recommended GAS limit 250'000, GAS price 77Gwei (not used gas will be returned back to you). With 20000 and 60gwei it should go through as well

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/samerhunt-913467
https://app.dock.io?r=ahmedabualla:aaaa7Rro

  face book bounty campaign will be great

How does it work?
1. Confirm you’re following dock.io on Twitter
2. Retweet tweets from @dock_io
3. Submit your retweets to earn up to $3.00 per retweet
Bounty Payouts
1 Retweet (5k+ followers)   $3.00
1 Retweet (1k+ followers)   $2.00
1 Retweet (200-1k followers)   $1.00

join now / https://app.dock.io?r=ahmedabualla:aaaa7Rro

Hey. I dont remember anybody saying 'Tradable'. It is transferable is what I told you.

Hi sorry for the noob wtn. can someone explain the meaning of tokens being 'tradable' - does that mean, able to transfer from account to account (eg: mew to mew), or able to buy and sell?

All those who passed the documents verification received a letter, confirming that they can take part in the token sale on February 21. The individual cap will be 1ETH. Guys, mark a date for yourself not to miss crowdsale.