Topic: [ANN][ICO] QVOLTA - P2P Cryptocurrency Exchange - page 20. (Read 48805 times)
Looks nice! Liked it very much.
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For p2p transactions no need for qvt tokens. But it will be needed for traders transactions, right? How this work? And there will be a good demand for this tokens on the platform considering the competition?
Hi!
QVT token is needed to pay for tariffs that determines the amount of crypto (BTC or ETH) a trader may do on a platform. You can find more details in our whitepaper!
For p2p transactions no need for qvt tokens. But it will be needed for traders transactions, right? How this work? And there will be a good demand for this tokens on the platform considering the competition?
can the qvt store in qvolta wallet sir? what the profit for qvolta holders if they store the token in their qvolta wallet
I came across this thread earlier and being somewhat curious, I decided to check out QVOLTA's website and white paper. After looking through everything, I must admit to being somewhat confused.
1) The QVOLTA founding team is supposedly from Czech Republic with 2 of the team being co-founders of Fintech Financial Solutions which was registered in Czech Republic on 16 Mar 2017. That clearly contradicts the dates stated in their Linkedin profiles. Also, it seems kind of strange that they would then fly all the way across the world less than 4 months later to Singapore to register QVOLTA.
2) According to the roadmap published by the team, the desktop version of the full featured product was supposed to be available on 15 Sep 2017 prior to the launch of the ICO. There is a MVP available on their website but it's already been 3 days into the ICO so where is the promised desktop version? A MVP is not in any way a substitute for the full featured product.
3) Yes, this is supposed to be a P2P exchange in competition with Localbitcoins but how does it really provide anything truly different from Coinbase or any number of companies and exchanges that allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies with fiat? Perhaps it is less "volatile" since there is no fluctuation in exchange rate resulting in a possibly unpleasant shock if the transaction is delayed during a purchase or sale. It can also be argued that there would not be fees levied on the trades but QVOLTA does charge fees in the form of tariffs. Granted, they are way lower than some of the fees the exchanges levy but I'm not sure that is enough to attract traders, or as the white paper calls them -- Professional Traders to utilise their escrow service since they are the ones being burdened with those tariffs whenever they post a buy or sell order that might or might not even be fulfilled.
Just my 3 cents worth.
1) The QVOLTA founding team is supposedly from Czech Republic with 2 of the team being co-founders of Fintech Financial Solutions which was registered in Czech Republic on 16 Mar 2017. That clearly contradicts the dates stated in their Linkedin profiles. Also, it seems kind of strange that they would then fly all the way across the world less than 4 months later to Singapore to register QVOLTA.
2) According to the roadmap published by the team, the desktop version of the full featured product was supposed to be available on 15 Sep 2017 prior to the launch of the ICO. There is a MVP available on their website but it's already been 3 days into the ICO so where is the promised desktop version? A MVP is not in any way a substitute for the full featured product.
3) Yes, this is supposed to be a P2P exchange in competition with Localbitcoins but how does it really provide anything truly different from Coinbase or any number of companies and exchanges that allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies with fiat? Perhaps it is less "volatile" since there is no fluctuation in exchange rate resulting in a possibly unpleasant shock if the transaction is delayed during a purchase or sale. It can also be argued that there would not be fees levied on the trades but QVOLTA does charge fees in the form of tariffs. Granted, they are way lower than some of the fees the exchanges levy but I'm not sure that is enough to attract traders, or as the white paper calls them -- Professional Traders to utilise their escrow service since they are the ones being burdened with those tariffs whenever they post a buy or sell order that might or might not even be fulfilled.
Just my 3 cents worth.
Hi, cryptoRX!
1) Well, first of all, I see no problem in travelling to Singapore during these 4 months. Also, one can register a company remotely if has all necessary documents. One would need a help of lawyers, but this is possible.
2) We had MVP before our ICO, now you can check out our Alpha (it is long live already). Once we finish our ICO and QVT tokens can be used - we are going to launch our platform.
As for now you can register, open your orders and play around to get used to the platform.
3) Coinbase is not quite a right thing to compare with Qvolta. Coinbase sells/buys crypto out of its pocket, but Qvolta is p2p platform. Also, we don't deal with fiat, meaning that we will avoid any problems with regulations or government banning such things.
What truly differentiate us from, say, Localbitcoins is that we have way better UI, we have ETH support (the second most traded crypto) and mobile apps (iOS and Android). Also, we will add more crypto later on.
Ultimately, we have lower fees compared with Localbitcoins and any other service known to you.
Thank you for attention!
p2p xchange the only competition is localbitcoins Wich is outdated doesn't have app doesn't have the technology that will make p2p smoothly.
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I came across this thread earlier and being somewhat curious, I decided to check out QVOLTA's website and white paper. After looking through everything, I must admit to being somewhat confused.
1) The QVOLTA founding team is supposedly from Czech Republic with 2 of the team being co-founders of Fintech Financial Solutions which was registered in Czech Republic on 16 Mar 2017. That clearly contradicts the dates stated in their Linkedin profiles. Also, it seems kind of strange that they would then fly all the way across the world less than 4 months later to Singapore to register QVOLTA.
2) According to the roadmap published by the team, the desktop version of the full featured product was supposed to be available on 15 Sep 2017 prior to the launch of the ICO. There is a MVP available on their website but it's already been 3 days into the ICO so where is the promised desktop version? A MVP is not in any way a substitute for the full featured product.
3) Yes, this is supposed to be a P2P exchange in competition with Localbitcoins but how does it really provide anything truly different from Coinbase or any number of companies and exchanges that allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies with fiat? Perhaps it is less "volatile" since there is no fluctuation in exchange rate resulting in a possibly unpleasant shock if the transaction is delayed during a purchase or sale. It can also be argued that there would not be fees levied on the trades but QVOLTA does charge fees in the form of tariffs. Granted, they are way lower than some of the fees the exchanges levy but I'm not sure that is enough to attract traders, or as the white paper calls them -- Professional Traders to utilise their escrow service since they are the ones being burdened with those tariffs whenever they post a buy or sell order that might or might not even be fulfilled.
Just my 3 cents worth.
1) The QVOLTA founding team is supposedly from Czech Republic with 2 of the team being co-founders of Fintech Financial Solutions which was registered in Czech Republic on 16 Mar 2017. That clearly contradicts the dates stated in their Linkedin profiles. Also, it seems kind of strange that they would then fly all the way across the world less than 4 months later to Singapore to register QVOLTA.
2) According to the roadmap published by the team, the desktop version of the full featured product was supposed to be available on 15 Sep 2017 prior to the launch of the ICO. There is a MVP available on their website but it's already been 3 days into the ICO so where is the promised desktop version? A MVP is not in any way a substitute for the full featured product.
3) Yes, this is supposed to be a P2P exchange in competition with Localbitcoins but how does it really provide anything truly different from Coinbase or any number of companies and exchanges that allow the purchase of cryptocurrencies with fiat? Perhaps it is less "volatile" since there is no fluctuation in exchange rate resulting in a possibly unpleasant shock if the transaction is delayed during a purchase or sale. It can also be argued that there would not be fees levied on the trades but QVOLTA does charge fees in the form of tariffs. Granted, they are way lower than some of the fees the exchanges levy but I'm not sure that is enough to attract traders, or as the white paper calls them -- Professional Traders to utilise their escrow service since they are the ones being burdened with those tariffs whenever they post a buy or sell order that might or might not even be fulfilled.
Just my 3 cents worth.
[MAJOR KEY ALERT]
📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
I think the decided not to proceed with further token sales after the current ICO ends as had been previously planned is a good decision, as it does not put investors' funds on hold for too long. anyway I know every project supported by "WINGS" is usually successful. so there's nothing to worry about. 📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
When will we be able to transfer our coins to other wallets/exchanges?
once our ICO is over, you can move them
When will we be able to transfer our coins to other wallets/exchanges?
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Also, Dear members, for those who unaware - we have Chinese telegram group. Invite your chinese friends or send this link!
Hello!
💡想请你们了解下我们产品和ICO，喜欢就快来参加。
🔍查下官网中文版：www.qvolta.com
🇨🇳中文群组链接：
https://t.me/qvolta_china
等你加入
Also, Dear members, for those who unaware - we have Chinese telegram group. Invite your chinese friends or send this link!
Hello!
💡想请你们了解下我们产品和ICO，喜欢就快来参加。
🔍查下官网中文版：www.qvolta.com
🇨🇳中文群组链接：
https://t.me/qvolta_china
等你加入
[MAJOR KEY ALERT]
📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
Oh yes, this is an awesome news!
[MAJOR KEY ALERT]
📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
📣
We have decided to change our ICO to meet the best interests of community!
https://medium.com/@Qvolta/we-will-not-hold-additional-ico-rounds-as-previously-planned-591f63e0c512
What's the use of QVT Purchase Code, can someone explain to me? I sent my ETH without including any purchase code at all.
You don't need that. Have no worries!
The idea looks like nice. But team here very weak. I cant see any of their work before.. It seem, that they dont have skills...
Have you already tried the Alpha version of Qvolta Exchange? If not, then you don't research and just throw an unsure statement. The project itself is easy to develop. So Qvolta don't require any huge amount to develop this project and won't require a lot of time to be develop by a highly-skilled programmer.You joke? Adversiting and success of this project requires a huge skills!
If you said, that its only simple application - it dont cost anything (1-2k usd max, not 5 millions)
And now, look a team.
First of all - they are russian, but they wrote, that they are from Czech Republic.
Also, all of them working only in some "counsalting" and no more.
Also, first of them also have some website, but it seems site not work anymore.
Idea is interesting, but this idea a copy from Localbitcoin. But team dont have any skills.
I feel like you must be joking or you too far from crypto space recently.
I don't wanna even talk about cost of a "simple application", just concider that a "simple article" featured on one of the well-known crypto magazine would cost you more than $20K. That is just a simple part of whole marketing. And you tell me how much is for development and staff?
You see, if it was that easy and cheap to develop a product - market would burst off out of products and applications
Anyway, rather than spreading the FUD - you kindly invited to a polite discussion with facts and real numbers (either here or join our telegram group)
Cheers!
The idea looks like nice. But team here very weak. I cant see any of their work before.. It seem, that they dont have skills...
Hello!
We have a big experienced team.
On the website you may see only foundersa and head-developer. Currently, we have team of 6 active developers (not just one like you see on a website), you are welcome to check and audit our github profile (see link at first page)
We feel like our work can speak for itself, see we have a working product before ICO which separates us from the 99% of other ICOs with just one whitepaper and idea. We have more than just an idea - we have product (very simple and needed product on the market)
Read last 2-3 pages here, we have discussed a lot about "+" of Qvolta
Cheers!
What's the use of QVT Purchase Code, can someone explain to me? I sent my ETH without including any purchase code at all.
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