Few questions
1: Who are the participants on the logistic chain that will need to use your platform.
2: How much does it cost to use your platform?
3: Where do your clients are supposed to acquire these tokens? (if they are needed to use the platform) Free market exchanges or...?
4: If the tokens (or coins) are to be acquired from the exchange, how do you solve the possible liquidation problem (not enough sellers and the token gets too expensive to use)
5: What are your coin specs in terms of algorithm, mining and total supply?
1: Who are the participants on the logistic chain that will need to use your platform.
2: How much does it cost to use your platform?
3: Where do your clients are supposed to acquire these tokens? (if they are needed to use the platform) Free market exchanges or...?
4: If the tokens (or coins) are to be acquired from the exchange, how do you solve the possible liquidation problem (not enough sellers and the token gets too expensive to use)
5: What are your coin specs in terms of algorithm, mining and total supply?
Very good questions. I hope you get the answers. Any tradeable coin is hard to use for companies if the value is not pegged to fiat in some way. If it is not pegged they face the risk of high volatility and cannot properly plan in advance,
Yeah, but this is cost of transportation that's gonna be reduced, that's a perk for transportation companies. They will still need to pay for the platform services, nothing is for free.
Yes, the companies need to buy tokens somewhere to use the service. Imagine one day a token costs 5 cents while the next day it will cost 10 cents.
the could just name the price in Fiat but the payment be made in tokens
Yeah, every project is acting like this. It is a usual thing in crypto.
by set price in FIAT is better than crypto, so they can calculate how much they need. if they raised more in crypto, they can allocated the fund in other sector
