I'll hope it will have a big success. 
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Topic: [ANN][ICO]ContractNet - At the intersection of Blockchain, IOT & SMART CONTRACTS - page 32. (Read 22838 times)
March 05, 2018, 09:56:39 PM
March 05, 2018, 08:47:39 PM
I'll hope it will have a big success.
March 05, 2018, 08:43:13 PM
This sure have a lot of application that invariably affect our day to day lives, it can be implemented in virtually anything, imagine such in the transportation sector alone, we all know that is a multi billion dollar sector, what about health, i also just saw something on the whitepaper that's going to be a platform, now this is getting pretty exciting, still going through the whitepaper, very vast but is necessary
Indeed i think the hardest part of this project will be focusing down the project to short term milestones, which tends to be the issue with most projects that basically have enormous potential. Yes IOT integration could change the world, yes it could be billions of units. But in the short term its the short term small goals that matter, getting proof of concepts done, getting trials done, getting code samples together, and most of all building up excitement and knowledge around the platform.
I can't agree more, such will really make this project go a long way in gaining the trust of the community and investors, is always nice to always hold on to something in a project, trials and samples are of necessity, as most ICOs now give users a taste of their actual product before launch
Its strange not to see dates on their roadmap but at the same time I like that they have their major goalposts, they have already achieved their first two major goalposts; create the blockchain and foundational tech & launch the website and whitepaper.
Looking forward to ContractNet achieving the next two major goalposts; the launch of the CNET desktop wallet and the launch of the FSolidM proposal to further secure Smart Contracts.
Once they have developed these parts of the project then they will really get the ball rolling and we will see the token start to increase in value.
Hi, We are updating the dates, I mean to say we will announce the work to be done on quarterly basis
March 05, 2018, 04:58:48 PM
This sure have a lot of application that invariably affect our day to day lives, it can be implemented in virtually anything, imagine such in the transportation sector alone, we all know that is a multi billion dollar sector, what about health, i also just saw something on the whitepaper that's going to be a platform, now this is getting pretty exciting, still going through the whitepaper, very vast but is necessary
Indeed i think the hardest part of this project will be focusing down the project to short term milestones, which tends to be the issue with most projects that basically have enormous potential. Yes IOT integration could change the world, yes it could be billions of units. But in the short term its the short term small goals that matter, getting proof of concepts done, getting trials done, getting code samples together, and most of all building up excitement and knowledge around the platform.
I can't agree more, such will really make this project go a long way in gaining the trust of the community and investors, is always nice to always hold on to something in a project, trials and samples are of necessity, as most ICOs now give users a taste of their actual product before launch
Its strange not to see dates on their roadmap but at the same time I like that they have their major goalposts, they have already achieved their first two major goalposts; create the blockchain and foundational tech & launch the website and whitepaper.
Looking forward to ContractNet achieving the next two major goalposts; the launch of the CNET desktop wallet and the launch of the FSolidM proposal to further secure Smart Contracts.
Once they have developed these parts of the project then they will really get the ball rolling and we will see the token start to increase in value.
March 05, 2018, 04:33:23 PM
What Problems Does ContractNet Seek To Solve?
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
This sure have a lot of application that invariably affect our day to day lives, it can be implemented in virtually anything, imagine such in the transportation sector alone, we all know that is a multi billion dollar sector, what about health, i also just saw something on the whitepaper that's going to be a platform, now this is getting pretty exciting, still going through the whitepaper, very vast but is necessary
Indeed i think the hardest part of this project will be focusing down the project to short term milestones, which tends to be the issue with most projects that basically have enormous potential. Yes IOT integration could change the world, yes it could be billions of units. But in the short term its the short term small goals that matter, getting proof of concepts done, getting trials done, getting code samples together, and most of all building up excitement and knowledge around the platform.
I can't agree more, such will really make this project go a long way in gaining the trust of the community and investors, is always nice to always hold on to something in a project, trials and samples are of necessity, as most ICOs now give users a taste of their actual product before launch
March 05, 2018, 04:09:19 PM
It's a good project, with a good team.
I hoped this project to grow up faster
I hoped this project to grow up faster
ContractNet plans to garner support and grow a community in the following ways:
Miners can provide computing power to the network in exchange for “gas” and the opportunity to find the next block which is rewarded
Storage Miners can provide storage capacity to the network in exchange for “gas”.
the mining will be easier than it used to be. It is currently not so easy for non-technical people.
But you write here only of "gas", can we mine then coins or just gas?
March 05, 2018, 03:08:24 PM
How is the smart devices and sensors will act as oracles?
March 05, 2018, 02:59:27 PM
I'll hope it will have a big success. I'll help with my humble support to spread the word everywhere
If all investors have this mindset and are optimistic about a project they invest in i'm certain it will go a long way in publicizing the project. I will surely spread the word about ContractNet just like Naxter plans to do and i urge all investors to do likewise.
March 05, 2018, 02:12:02 PM
What Problems Does ContractNet Seek To Solve?
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
The problem is a unique one and a real one in our today's world we have an increase in phone usage and equally an increase vulnerability of system as well which is why the CNET project is a laudable one, it's a project basically everyone can relate with inasmuch you use mobile but when we talk about security, i will like to know specifically what kind of security are we looking at here? Anti-viruse?
March 05, 2018, 02:10:18 PM
I'll hope it will have a big success. I'll help with my humble support to spread the word everywhere
March 05, 2018, 02:05:43 PM
What Problems Does ContractNet Seek To Solve?
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
This sure have a lot of application that invariably affect our day to day lives, it can be implemented in virtually anything, imagine such in the transportation sector alone, we all know that is a multi billion dollar sector, what about health, i also just saw something on the whitepaper that's going to be a platform, now this is getting pretty exciting, still going through the whitepaper, very vast but is necessary
Indeed i think the hardest part of this project will be focusing down the project to short term milestones, which tends to be the issue with most projects that basically have enormous potential. Yes IOT integration could change the world, yes it could be billions of units. But in the short term its the short term small goals that matter, getting proof of concepts done, getting trials done, getting code samples together, and most of all building up excitement and knowledge around the platform.
March 05, 2018, 01:36:30 PM
What Problems Does ContractNet Seek To Solve?
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
This sure have a lot of application that invariably affect our day to day lives, it can be implemented in virtually anything, imagine such in the transportation sector alone, we all know that is a multi billion dollar sector, what about health, i also just saw something on the whitepaper that's going to be a platform, now this is getting pretty exciting, still going through the whitepaper, very vast but is necessary
March 05, 2018, 01:20:44 PM
So private sale will be done for the people who are long term investors and have a long term business with the project, like a permanent partner.
I hope their tokes are on freeze for a certain time.
I hope their tokes are on freeze for a certain time.
March 05, 2018, 12:52:09 PM
The team do look very professional on the website, I like that some of them have experience of working together before with different projects/companies. For example Lanon, Amie and Lee all work together at HELIOS MEDIA DESIGN PTE LTD & HEIGHTZERO PTE LTD.
This is exciting because it shows they have worked together successfully previously and they can continue that good feeling with the ContractNet ICO project.
This is exciting because it shows they have worked together successfully previously and they can continue that good feeling with the ContractNet ICO project.
Ya i find that when teams move on to new projects together, theirs a quicker uptake in getting the project under way, as when its all new people theirs a lot of work just getting to know and trust the colleagues, in this case it appears the team is pretty well interconnected, and since their working on a join project it means that we should see a quick work towards a platform that the investors can take use of.
Time will tell as with every project, but its definitely a great starting point and something that should be able to kick the project into gear
To turn out a solid product platform.Yes exactly it shows that they have the understanding between them to run a great project and they know how each other work, and they can work to their biggest strengths.
I like that ContractNet will be using the buyback and burn technique to ensure liquidity and volume on markets for CNET tokens, this will help make sure there are always sell orders and buy orders for investors and traders,
March 05, 2018, 12:02:57 PM
What Problems Does ContractNet Seek To Solve?
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
There are already a number of companies seeking to introduce blockchain technology to the world of IoT. What makes ContractNet unique? What types of problems does the network seek to solve? Here are some of the problems mentioned in the ContractNet whitepaper:
IoT technology is diverse and segmented by use case. There’s an intimidating number of devices, and the number of smart devices is growing every year. By 2020, it’s estimated that there will be between 26 and 100 billion connected devices.
The vendor ecosystem is complex and fragmented.
Security is important, but technologies and strategies are still emerging to deal with it. We don’t have a full-fledged security protocol to manage the complex IoT ecosystem.
IoT standards and interoperability will take a long time to solidify, and no unified standard has emerged.
IoT widens the potential attack surfaces, making platforms vulnerable to hacking, spying, and invasion of privacy. As the number of IoT devices continues to grow, the number of potential targets inevitably increases.
Tech vendors often offer complicated integrated solutions, while customers are more interested in specific answers to specific problems.
ContractNet believes its technical solution solves all of these problems.
March 05, 2018, 11:07:32 AM
The team do look very professional on the website, I like that some of them have experience of working together before with different projects/companies. For example Lanon, Amie and Lee all work together at HELIOS MEDIA DESIGN PTE LTD & HEIGHTZERO PTE LTD.
This is exciting because it shows they have worked together successfully previously and they can continue that good feeling with the ContractNet ICO project.
This is exciting because it shows they have worked together successfully previously and they can continue that good feeling with the ContractNet ICO project.
Ya i find that when teams move on to new projects together, theirs a quicker uptake in getting the project under way, as when its all new people theirs a lot of work just getting to know and trust the colleagues, in this case it appears the team is pretty well interconnected, and since their working on a join project it means that we should see a quick work towards a platform that the investors can take use of.
Time will tell as with every project, but its definitely a great starting point and something that should be able to kick the project into gear
To turn out a solid product platform. March 05, 2018, 10:05:42 AM
Just finished reading your whitepaper, i have to commend ContractNet for publishing a well detailed whitepaper each step is well explained anyone can read ContractNew whitepaper and get an understanding on how ContractNet project works.
So seems everyone is waiting for Mar 10 then. Just to get the max bonus that we can get. If the team will stay true throughout this project, this will go big.
Yeah mate waiting eagerly for the ICO, from the little research i have conducted so far the team seems serious about their project if they keep at it ContractNet will surely be a successful project.
The team do look very professional on the website, I like that some of them have experience of working together before with different projects/companies. For example Lanon, Amie and Lee all work together at HELIOS MEDIA DESIGN PTE LTD & HEIGHTZERO PTE LTD.
This is exciting because it shows they have worked together successfully previously and they can continue that good feeling with the ContractNet ICO project.
March 05, 2018, 09:13:20 AM
Just finished reading your whitepaper, i have to commend ContractNet for publishing a well detailed whitepaper each step is well explained anyone can read ContractNew whitepaper and get an understanding on how ContractNet project works.
So seems everyone is waiting for Mar 10 then. Just to get the max bonus that we can get. If the team will stay true throughout this project, this will go big.
The team will definitely stay, is their purpose, they've gone this far to create something unique and see to it that it comes to life, not only that, the is the first of its kind, in the blockchain / decentralizded community which is purpose built with the storage, sharing and analysis of IoT data streams
March 05, 2018, 09:07:21 AM
Private Sale is sold out!
ICO lasts only 14 days, that's not long. every 3 days the bonus is reduced, early birds get from 10.3. 25% bonus. We must not miss that :-)
ICO lasts only 14 days, that's not long. every 3 days the bonus is reduced, early birds get from 10.3. 25% bonus. We must not miss that :-)
Hey guys, I've just come across this project and really like the look of it, check out the latest ICO review here @ https://icobench.com/ico/contractnet
3.5 ratings from experts alone while other aspects like team are yet to be reviewed, hope it ain't the final review yet
By the way use case is cool I once had a low memory device and I must confess you miss a lot of thing with this problem, it's a good thing CNET is set to solve this problem March 05, 2018, 09:03:21 AM
It's a good project, with a good team.
I hoped this project to grow up faster
I hoped this project to grow up faster
ContractNet plans to garner support and grow a community in the following ways:
Miners can provide computing power to the network in exchange for “gas” and the opportunity to find the next block which is rewarded.
Storage Miners can provide storage capacity to the network in exchange for “gas”.
IoT device owners can sell data streams to developers or other users/services
3rd party developers can create new Oracles and sell these on our Oracle Hub. These Dapps provide physical input into the Blockchain
Smart Contracts can be used to fundraise through Crowdsales on the platform in exchange for tradeable tokens.
ContractNet is at the cutting edge of a technology wave that promises to transform the way many industries and businesses function.
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