[ANN][ICO]Crassula Capital - Investment Partnership - page 12.

Aberrant

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Quote from: Titomonriki on February 13, 2018, 07:25:53 PM

Quote from: Fett11 on February 13, 2018, 06:21:34 PM

Project is good enough, but I’m surprised why it’s not so popular.. You are not conducting an appropriate advertising campaign, I suppose. If you focus on it you will likely to have lots of followers!

I would not speak about popularity, because in case of ICO, better to use hyip! I’m not sure how it appears, however, if there is one you are not likely to fail or misunderstand. Could it be created artificially? Probably yes! I think it needs too must investment though. But it can give you even more.

Hyip is one of the main ideas to be successful for crypto projects. However, not every could pretend to be such a thing. Soft cap is real to be achieved by almost every nice startup, Crassula is not an exception! Still wish you good luck in raising enough!

Titomonriki

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Quote from: Fett11 on February 13, 2018, 06:21:34 PM

Project is good enough, but I’m surprised why it’s not so popular.. You are not conducting an appropriate advertising campaign, I suppose. If you focus on it you will likely to have lots of followers!

I would not speak about popularity, because in case of ICO, better to use hyip! I’m not sure how it appears, however, if there is one you are not likely to fail or misunderstand. Could it be created artificially? Probably yes! I think it needs too must investment though. But it can give you even more.

OMLETovich

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Got few tokens and reviewed some thoughts of others, there are some that I support. I think huge investment does not guarantee nice increase in their price in the exchange. It’s not obligatory

Fett11

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Project is good enough, but I’m surprised why it’s not so popular.. You are not conducting an appropriate advertising campaign, I suppose. If you focus on it you will likely to have lots of followers!

Paparazek

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Quote from: Makelleli on February 13, 2018, 08:27:32 AM

I am really interested in your project to exist, it looks really realistic. Are you going to try conducting ICO again if you failed? It’s crucial to know.

It is indeed an interesting question. I hope that the success will take place! However, would be nice if the team didn’t give up in the case of failure. It increases the trust level. Answer, please!

Makelleli

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I am really interested in your project to exist, it looks really realistic. Are you going to try conducting ICO again if you failed? It’s crucial to know.

Logan22

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Quote from: CrYpTEr$$ on February 12, 2018, 07:27:52 PM

Quote from: munikau on February 12, 2018, 05:54:49 PM

thread that can be said to be convincing, can be awaited the development of this project in the future with several teams that support this project and the control of the developers about this project in the future including in the process of token sale, hopefully reach the planned target

The process of token sale is too smooth. They have much time, but lots of interesting projects collect soft cap in few days or within a week. What do you mean by ‘several teams’ by the way? So do you mean that Crassula should find similar projects and develop something huge?

It’s not the time to worry about invested money, Crassula decided to conduct a very long campaign. So that is reasonable if you only start to think about listing and putting the info on media.

Basion

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Quote from: Miraculously on February 13, 2018, 05:18:23 AM

Hey Crassula! If you are located in Moscow you should know there are lots of events where you could find enthusiasts who are eager to invest. I would strongly recommend to attend as many as you can. Would be nice if CEO participated by himself.

Thanks a lot for youe suggetion, we will think it out Wink

Miraculously

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Hey Crassula! If you are located in Moscow you should know there are lots of events where you could find enthusiasts who are eager to invest. I would strongly recommend to attend as many as you can. Would be nice if CEO participated by himself.

CrYpTEr$$

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Quote from: munikau on February 12, 2018, 05:54:49 PM

thread that can be said to be convincing, can be awaited the development of this project in the future with several teams that support this project and the control of the developers about this project in the future including in the process of token sale, hopefully reach the planned target

The process of token sale is too smooth. They have much time, but lots of interesting projects collect soft cap in few days or within a week. What do you mean by ‘several teams’ by the way? So do you mean that Crassula should find similar projects and develop something huge?

munikau

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thread that can be said to be convincing, can be awaited the development of this project in the future with several teams that support this project and the control of the developers about this project in the future including in the process of token sale, hopefully reach the planned target

EnterTheLight

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Quote from: Basion on February 12, 2018, 10:07:46 AM

Quote from: Casperok on February 11, 2018, 05:25:37 AM

Do you attend any events to present Crassula and attract live people to your fund?

Since August till November of 2017 we have attended many different conferences in Moscow from DeCenter to Cryptoevent (Skolkovo) and the the way of work they offered, well we extremly didn't like it. That was very interesting to have a talk with FinShi mentor, to ask some questions to Vitalik Buterin (Phystech) and to visit the "Best blockchain technology project (ICO) 2017" award. Was very interesting, but that it. We haven't found any real investors there. We better understand the work of Russian Federation Private Equity Fund ", but they are not interested in Crypto

Quote from: anchousser on February 12, 2018, 07:41:02 AM

Why have you decided to give only 50% to shareholders? Is there any reason do that? Why not 75%? Or 40%? Or 45%..?

The amount was decided by our specialists as the most relevant one

Oh! You talked to Vitalik by yourself? Really exciting

he is a genius!

It is understandable, however, 60-70% would give you more investment. Attractive conditions are nice marketing you know!

Bulllbas

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Quote from: Basion on February 12, 2018, 10:07:46 AM

Quote from: Casperok on February 11, 2018, 05:25:37 AM

Do you attend any events to present Crassula and attract live people to your fund?

Since August till November of 2017 we have attended many different conferences in Moscow from DeCenter to Cryptoevent (Skolkovo) and the the way of work they offered, well we extremly didn't like it. That was very interesting to have a talk with FinShi mentor, to ask some questions to Vitalik Buterin (Phystech) and to visit the "Best blockchain technology project (ICO) 2017" award. Was very interesting, but that it. We haven't found any real investors there. We better understand the work of Russian Federation Private Equity Fund ", but they are not interested in Crypto

Quote from: anchousser on February 12, 2018, 07:41:02 AM

Why have you decided to give only 50% to shareholders? Is there any reason do that? Why not 75%? Or 40%? Or 45%..?

The amount was decided by our specialists as the most relevant one

Sounds good and bad)) Giod luck in next events!

bitoshka

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Quote from: Basion on February 12, 2018, 10:07:46 AM

Quote from: Casperok on February 11, 2018, 05:25:37 AM

Do you attend any events to present Crassula and attract live people to your fund?

Since August till November of 2017 we have attended many different conferences in Moscow from DeCenter to Cryptoevent (Skolkovo) and the the way of work they offered, well we extremly didn't like it. That was very interesting to have a talk with FinShi mentor, to ask some questions to Vitalik Buterin (Phystech) and to visit the "Best blockchain technology project (ICO) 2017" award. Was very interesting, but that it. We haven't found any real investors there. We better understand the work of Russian Federation Private Equity Fund ", but they are not interested in Crypto

Quote from: anchousser on February 12, 2018, 07:41:02 AM

Why have you decided to give only 50% to shareholders? Is there any reason do that? Why not 75%? Or 40%? Or 45%..?

The amount was decided by our specialists as the most relevant one

Ofc most investors could not accept your 50% for them..

Basion

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Quote from: Casperok on February 11, 2018, 05:25:37 AM

Do you attend any events to present Crassula and attract live people to your fund?

Since August till November of 2017 we have attended many different conferences in Moscow from DeCenter to Cryptoevent (Skolkovo) and the the way of work they offered, well we extremly didn't like it. That was very interesting to have a talk with FinShi mentor, to ask some questions to Vitalik Buterin (Phystech) and to visit the "Best blockchain technology project (ICO) 2017" award. Was very interesting, but that it. We haven't found any real investors there. We better understand the work of Russian Federation Private Equity Fund ", but they are not interested in Crypto

Quote from: anchousser on February 12, 2018, 07:41:02 AM

Why have you decided to give only 50% to shareholders? Is there any reason do that? Why not 75%? Or 40%? Or 45%..?

The amount was decided by our specialists as the most relevant one

Basion

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anchousser

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Why have you decided to give only 50% to shareholders? Is there any reason do that? Why not 75%? Or 40%? Or 45%..?

EfIRchEk

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Quote from: Deform on February 12, 2018, 06:00:41 AM

Quote from: EfIRchEk on February 12, 2018, 04:46:01 AM

Could you describe Crassula’s buy-back program? How profitable is that compared to sellers no coin on the exchange?

There is quite a dilemma. Selling CRASS directly to Crassula might be not more profitable. On the other hand there are some additional costs on the exchange market. So it is not so easy to predict

So I think it could be fair to set the prices equal. They are indifferent but we are losing money doing such transactions.

Better wait for an answer from the dev

Deform

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Quote from: EfIRchEk on February 12, 2018, 04:46:01 AM

Could you describe Crassula’s buy-back program? How profitable is that compared to sellers no coin on the exchange?

There is quite a dilemma. Selling CRASS directly to Crassula might be not more profitable. On the other hand there are some additional costs on the exchange market. So it is not so easy to predict

EfIRchEk

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Could you describe Crassula’s buy-back program? How profitable is that compared to sellers no coin on the exchange?

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