Topic: [ANN]⭐[ICO] Pixby - Where Creativity Is Rewarded 💰 [Private Pre-Sale] - page 8. (Read 2561 times)

I noticed that, too . Apparently the rest is planned to be obtained at private sale or to raise money in another way . In any case, I want an answer to that question, too.

I think our project has a great idea and the system is very stable and new. Why don't you try contacting the top exchanges like Binance or Huobi to get IEO listed?
This will make our project more fomo and sell more tokens but only cost about $ 10k.

I think they will update the structure, whitepaper and website. The sale will be postponed for 6 days.

https://medium.com/@pixbytoken/announcement-six-days-of-updates-giveaways-new-public-sale-dates-6f4364ab9a31

I see your hardcap 63,375 ETH with token price 0.000625 ETH
Token for crowdsale is 65%
Total supply is 150000000
Let's count 150000000 * 65% = 97500000 PXB (Allocation For Crowdsale)
If you sell all tokens (97500000 * 0.000625 ETH = 60,937.5 ETH)
So it's still less 2437.5 ETH, how do you get the rest?

I don't think tokpie is a big exchange and it's not a good exchange to do IEO, it's better to look for another exchange

Yes, I'll be waiting too. We need more big exchanges to launch the IEO. Or you can use Tokpie exchange for a start.

Hello, cryptoperkele! There are some significant flaws with the currently existing freelance market, centralized industry leaders like Fiverr, for example, charging extremely high transaction fees. Fiverr has too many intermediaries making the freelance market expensive. If you think it was terrible, well most of the currently existing freelance platforms are using PayPal as the primary payment method, because of that withdrawals can take up to 3 working days in most countries.

An ideal solution is one that enables freelancers to work on a platform in which they gain complete control over their profits. It is also essential to protect clients from exit scammers. This solution has proven difficult, but not impossible. Escrowed trade, for instance, allows performing safe P2P transactions, in other words, when a user pays to the seller, the specified amount of any crypto-assets required to close the deal, assets are transferred from buyers wallet and held locked by escrow service. Assets are locked until the buyer confirms the job was received as described, in case of the problems support crew will resolve based on evidence provided by both parties. Another bonus of utilizing blockchain technologies is decentralized applications (DApp) powered by the Ethereum network. DApps are smart contracts that mimic the logic of a business agreement. Because they are decentralized and running on blockchains, they minimize the need for intermediaries (banks, brokers, lawyers, courts, escrow agents) to guarantee the execution of tokens. Implementing these features in one platform provides the ability to eliminate intermediaries from the system, and significantly reduce transaction fees, in this case, also utilizing the decentralized blockchain network as a payment infrastructure means of providing royalties and rewarding everyone supporting the system.

Exactly the question I was asking and all I got was Pixby is the next fiverr. Guess what, all those other failed projects considered themselves the next upwork/fiver/freelance. They also had plenty of words to throw around, but not a single product insight - at least gigtricks and hiway were trying to tokenize an already existing platform.
Guess the search continues...

thank you, this really helped me to review this project. just a suggestion for the team to put their team on the site, I think it's better,  unless they are not sure about themselves.

Pixby seems like going to join the list of the Ethereum tokens that will empower the Freelancing Blockchain-Powered Blockchain which seemed to be a failure here. I didn't see any blockchain-freelancing platform having any success here on bitcoin talk but i would like to see Pixby doing something and changing that failure into a brilliant success.

Why would people use your platform instead of a fiverr for example? I mean why would people want the pixby tokens for their services?

Pessimism and cold analysis often get lumped together, but it's no biggie. However, comparing a project - stormx -that launched during one of the most optimistic bubble in recent time and lumping a 2+ years market sentiment with the bleaker realities right now is one of looking at it.

Sorry that you had to see it haha. I didn't use Facebook since my school graduation. If you wish to see, my previous experience do check out my twitter feed https://twitter.com/shadiyarpxb ... And I also updated the link to my LinkedIn profile in whitepaper.

For the past two years, I was working with many crypto projects. Most notable would be Linda coin (now renamed to Metrix), and I was in the core team of Sparkle Mobile before started my project. It's all in my twitter feed.

That shop was a gift to my fiance because she asked for it, and I couldn't resist. I just posted it on facebook because I had more followers than she had. If you take a closer look at the shop, you will notice it's all girly, and I wouldn't do it for myself.

Shadiyar Kempirbay
Founder | CEO
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shadiyar-kempirbayev-1a731076/
https://twitter.com/shadiyarpxb

JohnQ
Team Leader
https://twitter.com/Cryptocripple2

Ayaulym Olzhas
Marketing Executive
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aya-olzhas-7b2358192
https://twitter.com/cryptoayauka

Goodnews Richard
Content Marketing Manager
https://www.linkedin.com/in/goodnews-agbadu-61206754
https://twitter.com/AgbaduGoodnews

Folaross
Community Moderator
https://www.linkedin.com/in/salaudeen-usman-930123179/
https://www.facebook.com/salaudeenusmanfolaranmi

Antony Jaye
Community Moderator
https://t.me/antonyjaye

I hope this can help answer your question, you can find it in whitepaper at the bottom

There is only information about the founder Shadiyar Kempirbay https://www.facebook.com/shaddy777. Previously, he founded an online store of clothing and decorative items https://ttlab.shop/blog/ (security certificate expired), https://www.facebook.com/ttlabofficial/. But apparently everything went wrong as intended and the development did not work. Now a new project "freelancing on blockchain".

Where can I find information about your team? I did not find it on this thread and your site, I hope you display it on your site, as well as partnerships.

Sot true. Good things always take time, mate. Regarding our IEO we do have plans for our last stage, but unfortunately, we can't disclose any further information at this stage. We will make an official announcement when we are ready.

Meanwhile, you can buy PXB from z-pay.io/ico/pxb with a 1:1 bonus now, it will give you a smart contract address where to send Assets. The smart contract will issue tokens automatically

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Bowtiesarecool, I like your pessimism lol....You are saying that if others failed, everyone would fail.

For instance, stormX was successful with their microtasks mobile app and 1.5M downloads on play store, but you didn't mention it.

The first sneak peeks preview of app is on the primary graphic above. More detailed UI with 20+ pages is to be released soon. Trust you'll love it

Pixby is a Fiverr for crypto.
Built in chat, escrow payments, 24/7 community support and most importantly PIXBY loyalty rewards that's what makes it enjoyable. Isn't it good to have an app where instead of paying high transaction fees, you would get a reward.
I am waiting you in our telegram or discord chat, we will be happy to answer all your questions.

Have a great day mate.

join and has been fill form
I just hope that this project will be successful because if this project is successful it will make it easier for everyone to implement blockchain technology in the field of daily life

Thanks for the response, but still doesn't address any of my concern. Proof is in the pudding they say and talk is cheap. At the very least, do show us a concept of your UI and what makes it different from others - assuming you don't have an MVP. Speaking of MVP, your basically treading the same path most of the others did without one. The only difference is they had the benefit of engaging a community that was not yet jaded by overpromising and underdelivering. Now that most freelancers are now wary of "yet another freelancer platform", it's going to take more than words to woo anybody over