Topic: 🌎【ANN】【ICO】🌎 LWF - First decentralized logistics platform - 🌎 - page 22. (Read 53299 times)

Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

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Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

Reminds me of a certain period in January when team had a partnership meeting with DHL, outcome of that meeting was not published and no update regarding DHL was made known afterwards, this would have been very vital to the success of the LWF platform.

In this phase is not so easy for a startup to reach a real win/win agreement with a big company such as DHL. I obviously hope that they can partner with them and some other big ones, but it may require some time.

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Quote from: Scholles on March 18, 2018, 06:39:05 AM

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Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

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Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

Reminds me of a certain period in January when team had a partnership meeting with DHL, outcome of that meeting was not published and no update regarding DHL was made known afterwards, this would have been very vital to the success of the LWF platform.

Well knowing that big companies like first to bring the news maybe LWF is waiting for them to announce the news. In the next months we will know everything.

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Quote from: bober182 on March 16, 2018, 06:43:28 PM

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Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

Reminds me of a certain period in January when team had a partnership meeting with DHL, outcome of that meeting was not published and no update regarding DHL was made known afterwards, this would have been very vital to the success of the LWF platform.

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Quote from: JooBra on March 17, 2018, 03:04:56 AM

Quote from: bober182 on March 16, 2018, 06:43:28 PM

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Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

They already payed for some exchanges and wait to be listed, that's not up to them. But I hope that will happen until end of March.

Exactly bober182. If they will get the chance to partner with more logistics company and those whi are really big ones, then expect a huge demand and traffic. Cool

I hope to jooBra that it will be listed by end of march.

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Quote from: bober182 on March 16, 2018, 06:43:28 PM

Quote from: meemiinii on March 16, 2018, 10:25:06 AM

Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

They already payed for some exchanges and wait to be listed, that's not up to them. But I hope that will happen until end of March.

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Quote from: meemiinii on March 16, 2018, 10:25:06 AM

Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

To me it looks like increasing the number of partnerships could be a key ingredient to the success of their platform. Getting some strong nodes on board as early as possible can help increase traffic a lot, which in turn fosters logistical efficiency.

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Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

aside from that, i assum that they will make more partnership with the well known logistics company, and i hope to hear more news about these partnership in the future. meanwhile, i hope you will list LWF in the next couple of weeks.

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Quote from: Scholles on March 15, 2018, 04:48:59 PM

Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

It is very promising project they have made so many improvements in the ICO phase also many partnership like with DHL and etc.

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Quote from: coin63 on January 19, 2018, 05:35:31 AM

Quote from: rosemarie151212 on January 19, 2018, 05:33:23 AM

Hello! I’m looking through the white paper and really want to participate in the project. As an expeditor for example. What makes this project different from the others?

Hello. The main difference is the use of Secure, decentralized and productive Blockchain technology that makes logistics completely different. If you don't know anything about blockchain technology you should read something about it. Then it's going to be easier to understand what is what

The LWF project was born just from the need to provide a decentralized logistics platform and a P2P service comparable to the one of Uber: this philosophy was clear in the concept of P2P (Peer to Peer) which made decentralized the service, of which LWF was the intermediary between receiver and sender.

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The 12 words of the passphrase is the safest mode to keep the security of your wallet. Do not forget to keep it in a safe place.

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Quote from: enigmatical on March 09, 2018, 02:46:04 PM

Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: enigmatical on March 09, 2018, 02:46:04 PM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

This.

That is why I have it written down on a piece of paper. And will always put it in "manually". And that is why I don't have it written in a notepad on desktop or saved in browser.

It is however much easier to for example write always a 10 character password instead of 12 words. That is why I ask the question if devs will make it easier somehow.

Maybe it's not their priority right now, but I think in the long run it would make sense to make the security aspect easier to handle.

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Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: enigmatical on March 09, 2018, 02:46:04 PM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

This.

That is why I have it written down on a piece of paper. And will always put it in "manually". And that is why I don't have it written in a notepad on desktop or saved in browser.

It is however much easier to for example write always a 10 character password instead of 12 words. That is why I ask the question if devs will make it easier somehow.

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Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: meemiinii on March 10, 2018, 06:17:24 PM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

Problem is if you store the password within your browser and for whatever reason your computer completely crashes, it could be gone.

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Quote from: enigmatical on March 09, 2018, 02:46:04 PM

Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: enigmatical on March 09, 2018, 02:46:04 PM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

I admit you were correct. But some people are just too tired to type one by one their passphrases. But aside from that, dont the team has any plans like making another way to access lwf wallet?

As a solution you can use keepass or similar program to store some sensitive info like passwords or paraphrases

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Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: meemiinii on March 09, 2018, 10:33:58 AM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

I admit you were correct. But some people are just too tired to type one by one their passphrases. But aside from that, dont the team has any plans like making another way to access lwf wallet?

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Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

To be honest, speaking from the security angle, in order not to be vulnerable to hackers, do not save your paraphrase on your desktop notepad nor your browser. Your best bet is to play it safe and save it in your diary or somewhere you can comfortably write it down and keep it safe, this way your coins will always be safe.

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Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Quote from: Lunar Crank on March 09, 2018, 05:33:24 AM

Will there maybe be an easier way to login to your wallet. Writing down every single time 12 words and than another 12 words for confirmations is not really user-friendly.
Will it be possible to store coins on your Ledger Nano S?

I agree with you. It isn't very conveniently. But you can save this passphrase as a password (if your browser has such function). Then you no need wright your passphrase every time.

I don't want to save it as hacking it is than a piece of cake. What's the point than of having 12 words and not just 2 or 3.

guys, if you want an easy task, why not save it in your notepad in your desktop. then whenever you want to log in, just do the copy pasting and you are good to go.
this is aside from making a written back up, okay.

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