when will the pre-ICO end?
is it on the website or in a white paper this information?
Topic: [ANN][ICO] MARK.SPACE - 3D/VR ecosystem on blockchain - page 326. (Read 162087 times)
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
If its from their own pockets, they must really believe in their project right? Anyways, I would guess from private investors too
Well, the project is good at least the rough idea of the product is quite good if they pull it through of course.
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
I think so, it seems just the kind of many other project got as well from private investors who believe in the project
That's my guess too. But the sentence in whitepaper make me think otherwise. Here it is:
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MARK.SPACE has already invested more than $5 million of
personal funds in the development of the platform and currently
has a working prototype
personal funds in the development of the platform and currently
has a working prototype
That looks like they indeed invested it out of their own pockets. That shows that they are convinced about what they are doing and I am sure they will not throw away money but use it wisely when such a huge amount comes from themselves.
2018 will be the year of VR because we are evolving in every sector of the market and the future of entertainment industry will be Virtual reality and its environment. We have already seen giants supporting VR openly so the project definitely have future.
this project might have a future, but I don't think VR will be adopted as much to make 2018 a significant year. we're still a while away.
If the hardware requirements are met satisfactorily then I don't have any doubt in VR being the leader in entertainment business. I hope the ecosystem finds a solution for that.
Well, i have a feeling that cell phones are going the other way. After the release of smartphones, they got much more expensive but first the price had to drop in order to get that mass adoption as they have now. I think the same will happen to VR, you need to make it affordable and popular before you can start making luxurious products.
In a few years the mobiles will be powerfull enough. Imo the whole idea of VR/AR is to be portable so i don't see people running around with their pc's around their neck
Smartphones - the flagships are already powerful. For example Samsung. As I wrote here before, you can directly get the VR glasses on your smartphone if you insert the smartphone into a special case and install the program. Well, the image will not be as good as when connected to a computer, but it's quite acceptable.
In this case would be interesting to know from where they come, if they were generated through some other successful project or something else?
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
I think so, it seems just the kind of many other project got as well from private investors who believe in the project
That's my guess too. But the sentence in whitepaper make me think otherwise. Here it is:
Quote
MARK.SPACE has already invested more than $5 million of
personal funds in the development of the platform and currently
has a working prototype
personal funds in the development of the platform and currently
has a working prototype
well vr is the future. but it all depends on first rated plattforms, tripple a games and products and quality of the vr prodcuts and the adaptivity to the households.
Everything that was previously futuristic and distant, has approached the reality with projects such as Mark.Space, I'm suspect to speak, because I'm an admirer of technologies and projects that use something new to revolutionize a segment, our day- to-day will be surrounded by RV and many other forms of application very soon, precisely for that reason I see potential in such projectsany numbers to back this up? I know Japan is more tech crazy then other countries but how much popularity did it gain
Japan invent something, 5 years later, the world knows about it..
2018 will be the year of VR because we are evolving in every sector of the market and the future of entertainment industry will be Virtual reality and its environment. We have already seen giants supporting VR openly so the project definitely have future.
this project might have a future, but I don't think VR will be adopted as much to make 2018 a significant year. we're still a while away.
If the hardware requirements are met satisfactorily then I don't have any doubt in VR being the leader in entertainment business. I hope the ecosystem finds a solution for that.
Well, i have a feeling that cell phones are going the other way. After the release of smartphones, they got much more expensive but first the price had to drop in order to get that mass adoption as they have now. I think the same will happen to VR, you need to make it affordable and popular before you can start making luxurious products.
In a few years the mobiles will be powerfull enough. Imo the whole idea of VR/AR is to be portable so i don't see people running around with their pc's around their neck
Smartphones - the flagships are already powerful. For example Samsung. As I wrote here before, you can directly get the VR glasses on your smartphone if you insert the smartphone into a special case and install the program. Well, the image will not be as good as when connected to a computer, but it's quite acceptable.
It's true you can get VR on smartphone, but it's not exactly immersive. we still have a way to go.
2018 will be the year of VR because we are evolving in every sector of the market and the future of entertainment industry will be Virtual reality and its environment. We have already seen giants supporting VR openly so the project definitely have future.
this project might have a future, but I don't think VR will be adopted as much to make 2018 a significant year. we're still a while away.
If the hardware requirements are met satisfactorily then I don't have any doubt in VR being the leader in entertainment business. I hope the ecosystem finds a solution for that.
Well, i have a feeling that cell phones are going the other way. After the release of smartphones, they got much more expensive but first the price had to drop in order to get that mass adoption as they have now. I think the same will happen to VR, you need to make it affordable and popular before you can start making luxurious products.
In a few years the mobiles will be powerfull enough. Imo the whole idea of VR/AR is to be portable so i don't see people running around with their pc's around their neck
Smartphones - the flagships are already powerful. For example Samsung. As I wrote here before, you can directly get the VR glasses on your smartphone if you insert the smartphone into a special case and install the program. Well, the image will not be as good as when connected to a computer, but it's quite acceptable.
well vr is the future. but it all depends on first rated plattforms, tripple a games and products and quality of the vr prodcuts and the adaptivity to the households.
Everything that was previously futuristic and distant, has approached the reality with projects such as Mark.Space, I'm suspect to speak, because I'm an admirer of technologies and projects that use something new to revolutionize a segment, our day- to-day will be surrounded by RV and many other forms of application very soon, precisely for that reason I see potential in such projectsany numbers to back this up? I know Japan is more tech crazy then other countries but how much popularity did it gain
2018 will be the year of VR because we are evolving in every sector of the market and the future of entertainment industry will be Virtual reality and its environment. We have already seen giants supporting VR openly so the project definitely have future.
this project might have a future, but I don't think VR will be adopted as much to make 2018 a significant year. we're still a while away.
If the hardware requirements are met satisfactorily then I don't have any doubt in VR being the leader in entertainment business. I hope the ecosystem finds a solution for that.
Well, i have a feeling that cell phones are going the other way. After the release of smartphones, they got much more expensive but first the price had to drop in order to get that mass adoption as they have now. I think the same will happen to VR, you need to make it affordable and popular before you can start making luxurious products.
In a few years the mobiles will be powerfull enough. Imo the whole idea of VR/AR is to be portable so i don't see people running around with their pc's around their neck
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
I think so, it seems just the kind of money other project got as well from private investors who believe in the project
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
If its from their own pockets, they must really believe in their project right? Anyways, I would guess from private investors too
I understand this is a Russian-Asian project?
Seems so, yes. Project development is based in Russia but probably due to restrictions in Russia their ICO is held by Singapore company.
There are no restrictions in Russia, as there is not there are no laws regulating this area. It's just impossible to do business in Russia, having a Russian company, since officials and siloviki will take away the business and all the money when they see that the project is successful and the money has appeared. And the developers will be put in jail. Well, or not put, but will just be beaten and tortured, until everyone gives. Therefore, you need to register a company in another country where there are laws that protect property.
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
Must be early backers
The 5million dollars you get before ico. Did you put that from your own pockets?
Or get them from private investors?
Or get them from private investors?
2018 will be the year of VR because we are evolving in every sector of the market and the future of entertainment industry will be Virtual reality and its environment. We have already seen giants supporting VR openly so the project definitely have future.
this project might have a future, but I don't think VR will be adopted as much to make 2018 a significant year. we're still a while away.
If the hardware requirements are met satisfactorily then I don't have any doubt in VR being the leader in entertainment business. I hope the ecosystem finds a solution for that.
Well, i have a feeling that cell phones are going the other way. After the release of smartphones, they got much more expensive but first the price had to drop in order to get that mass adoption as they have now. I think the same will happen to VR, you need to make it affordable and popular before you can start making luxurious products.
To mass adopt the prices ned to go down and become more user friendly, htc vive has too many wires at the moment...
All of them are mostly wired clutter. I don't want wires to interrupt my pleasure with virtual reality and of course the price.
that's why I say the VR technology has a long way to go. it's still in the starting phase.
and early adopters will get fruitful results, they just need to wait for a little.
Could take time for fruits but definitely a good investment
Don't you think Microsoft mixed reality will beat all vr competition
To mass adopt the prices ned to go down and become more user friendly, htc vive has too many wires at the moment...
All of them are mostly wired clutter. I don't want wires to interrupt my pleasure with virtual reality and of course the price.
that's why I say the VR technology has a long way to go. it's still in the starting phase.
and early adopters will get fruitful results, they just need to wait for a little.
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