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Topic: [ANN][ICO] EHF eHealth First - page 416. (Read 97860 times)

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February 03, 2018, 06:13:57 AM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

I do have to agree with your that these times are very uncertain and a backup plan should be in place, you might never know what country x will announce tomorrow or the day after.

Well sure, that's always a problem but on the other site while I think that we will face more regulations over time for sure, I don't think that for example America will regulate in a way like China did back then with banning all Chinese ICOs.
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It's all about the cryptocoins
February 03, 2018, 06:13:01 AM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.
I do have to agree with your that these times are very uncertain and a backup plan should be in place, you might never know what country x will announce tomorrow or the day after.
I'm affraid that the further we walk down the cryptolane, the more rules will apply to all of us hodling crypto.
the only thing i hope is that the governments don't take to much on our profits.. because this could be a setback in cryptoworld.
Demotivating people to step into good projects,..
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February 03, 2018, 05:58:13 AM
The project is really in demand, there are still a lot of questions, but if they create a decentralized database, this will solve a lot of existing problems in health sphere

Yes but those questions will be answered all in time. I think the global idea of the project is very good, now we need a good team to execute all of the things written in the white paper. Oh and a detailed roadmap would be good.

A decentralized database will be very useful for people that travel a lot. This project has good ideas, I hope there is a market that is big enough for it.
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February 03, 2018, 05:25:47 AM
The project is really in demand, there are still a lot of questions, but if they create a decentralized database, this will solve a lot of existing problems in health sphere

Yes but those questions will be answered all in time. I think the global idea of the project is very good, now we need a good team to execute all of the things written in the white paper. Oh and a detailed roadmap would be good.
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February 03, 2018, 05:08:55 AM
The project is really in demand, there are still a lot of questions, but if they create a decentralized database, this will solve a lot of existing problems in health sphere

Well, decentralized databases will solve the issue of the safety of information storage and increase its availability, but unfortunately there many more problems in the health care industry. But it's definitely a first step and I think platforms like eHealth will help to increase the quality of health care services.
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February 03, 2018, 04:57:39 AM
The project is really in demand, there are still a lot of questions, but if they create a decentralized database, this will solve a lot of existing problems in health sphere
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February 03, 2018, 04:56:21 AM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
When you consider how much they have spent time preparing your project, I can conclude that all decisions are carefully weighed and thought out.

I get the impression that it is a project that is very well studied at the same time that it is something that is not seen in the crypto world. I do not know where they will go but it looks good.
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February 03, 2018, 02:50:04 AM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
When you consider how much they have spent time preparing your project, I can conclude that all decisions are carefully weighed and thought out.
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February 03, 2018, 02:21:45 AM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

This is a risk that every ICO has to face. Many of them simply won't accept American investors. I'm sure the team has legal counsels.

every projects wants to hedge their bets, it's natural , lest the government come down on them. this is a new field and there will be growing pains.

Growing pains indeed, and naturally it will find a cure.. They also need a legal advisor before some major issue turns up
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February 03, 2018, 01:51:04 AM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

This is a risk that every ICO has to face. Many of them simply won't accept American investors. I'm sure the team has legal counsels.

every projects wants to hedge their bets, it's natural , lest the government come down on them. this is a new field and there will be growing pains.
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February 03, 2018, 12:34:10 AM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

I do have to agree with your that these times are very uncertain and a backup plan should be in place, you might never know what country x will announce tomorrow or the day after.

Even the plan B may not be able to protect the situation of the project. Some laws apply retrospectively as well, so every project is pretty much at the mercy of the SEC or equivalent government body.
I think projects should just do what they are comfortable with (whether it’s restricting investment from particular countries or other initiatives).
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February 02, 2018, 09:39:40 PM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.

Yeah they're one of the best in the field
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February 02, 2018, 05:49:35 PM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

I do have to agree with your that these times are very uncertain and a backup plan should be in place, you might never know what country x will announce tomorrow or the day after.
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February 02, 2018, 05:45:06 PM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.

This is a risk that every ICO has to face. Many of them simply won't accept American investors. I'm sure the team has legal counsels.
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February 02, 2018, 05:18:04 PM
jep its too early to say that now in this early phase.
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February 02, 2018, 05:02:29 PM
One problem with long term projects is that the rules of the crypto world change much faster. Now it's possible to workaround the SEC with utility tokens, next month maybe only pro investors with an income over 100k are allowed to invest in any ICO. Could even pull a China, having to refund prior investors. Who knows what those kooks are up to.  Maybe it's time to start thinking about a plan B.
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February 02, 2018, 04:51:20 PM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
yes, the team seems very sure of if and it seems to have planned all the phases of the project in the smallest details, i think it will be a great success despite the fluctuating moment of the crypto coins
The most important question will be if they can deliver everything on the dates they have set. I think it isn't possible to plan more than 2 years in advance.

You are absolutely right, but that detailed whitepaper shows community that they are serious about their project and i think they will follow the dates that they set everytime.
ofcourse there will be setbacks but i believe this team can handle those setbacks.

With good project management (and not too much bad luck during the project) it is possible to even deliver ahead of schedule.

I remember there were some projects that goes ahead of schedule, i cant recall their names but they succeeded too.

 Are there any possibility to exclude US residents in project or is it too early to say those?

this isn't a security so I don't think they'll exclude US citizens.

Then that's good news, banning US residents due to SEC inv. can lower the interest or the money that raised. Hopefully things won't come to that.
But ehealth is a long term investment so everything is possible.

So far, they have kept all their promises on the project.
There is a chance to finish it earlier than the set deadline, maybe 1-2 years earlier, but it is a lot of work.
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February 02, 2018, 04:44:41 PM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
yes, the team seems very sure of if and it seems to have planned all the phases of the project in the smallest details, i think it will be a great success despite the fluctuating moment of the crypto coins
The most important question will be if they can deliver everything on the dates they have set. I think it isn't possible to plan more than 2 years in advance.

You are absolutely right, but that detailed whitepaper shows community that they are serious about their project and i think they will follow the dates that they set everytime.
ofcourse there will be setbacks but i believe this team can handle those setbacks.

With good project management (and not too much bad luck during the project) it is possible to even deliver ahead of schedule.

I remember there were some projects that goes ahead of schedule, i cant recall their names but they succeeded too.

 Are there any possibility to exclude US residents in project or is it too early to say those?

this isn't a security so I don't think they'll exclude US citizens.

Then that's good news, banning US residents due to SEC inv. can lower the interest or the money that raised. Hopefully things won't come to that.
But ehealth is a long term investment so everything is possible.
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February 02, 2018, 04:42:45 PM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
I think this project could be on of the short-term projects which will help the crypto market a lot to stabilise a little bit more. This is seriously no pump and dump coin.

Ehealth first to me looks like a long-term project that will do not much in price in the short term.
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February 02, 2018, 04:41:27 PM
it looks also like a project that will skyrocket.  Tongue

I think during ICO the concern is if it will be a success and the team is reliable enough to pull off the project. Next Comes the question of skyrocket and moon travels

going through the white paper, from the part i have seen at least, i'm quite confident that they know what they are doing  Cool
Agree with you! The team looks very confident! And I'm sure that all decisions were taken carefully, and I hope that, if necessary, the user will quickly respond to everything that will happen in the cryptocurrency market!


It gives the impression that they have thought of everything before launching the project. I get the impression that it is a pretty serious team that is behind this.
yes, the team seems very sure of if and it seems to have planned all the phases of the project in the smallest details, i think it will be a great success despite the fluctuating moment of the crypto coins
The most important question will be if they can deliver everything on the dates they have set. I think it isn't possible to plan more than 2 years in advance.

You are absolutely right, but that detailed whitepaper shows community that they are serious about their project and i think they will follow the dates that they set everytime.
ofcourse there will be setbacks but i believe this team can handle those setbacks.

With good project management (and not too much bad luck during the project) it is possible to even deliver ahead of schedule.

I remember there were some projects that goes ahead of schedule, i cant recall their names but they succeeded too.

 Are there any possibility to exclude US residents in project or is it too early to say those?

this isn't a security so I don't think they'll exclude US citizens.
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