Topic: ✍️ ☑️ ✐ [ANN][ICO]URAllowance - Family-Smart Contract | ✐ ☑️ ✍️ - page 41. (Read 25617 times)

Well you can some different stuff to boost your audience, like an airdrop, or much better, a ref system maybe. This would bring in a lot of people in the long run, the question is, if this will bring in more investors or just people who want to join the airdrop or ref.

Between scams and ico that are going after millions, with projects promising moon and lambos, i like URAllowance take on a simple everyday problem, which is perfectly solvable by using smart contracts.

I don't think the community is both of you. Icos nowadays don't get talked too much on bitcointalk. I saw 2 pages hard capped projects. People are shifting to telegram it seems.

Also, the market is making everyone feels blue about icos.

Yeah. lol. seems the past two days the community has been you and I..... Time for a marketing boost. We are, for now, a small team and have been focused mostly on development. Having a working product is a vital part of our plan and necessary for the speculative regulation. Compliance sucks but when you are starting a company you have to throw anarchy aside. When there are people looking up to you as a leader you have the duty make sure they are protected as well. US-based projects are tricky but definitely possible. Especially pre-funded projects. Here is a quote I like that fits in well with regulatory talk..... "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Then, F' them up from the inside." ~ Chris Butler

Indeed, communication is a very vital part for every human endeavor, the lack of which will result to misunderstanding and maybe chaos. Well I'm glad your team is giving it an utmost importance which is good for the community in general.

Thanks for the kind words.
Having been on both sides of these conversations, waiting for an update or giving the update, I've learned that communication is an absolute must. Before, during and long after tokens are distributed. Whenever I am holding tokens of a project that the devs have gone silent in, I worry about the future of that project. Even if the devs are not silent but post one or two messages a week that are seemingly random and never address any of the comments from the community, I lose faith in that team immediately. On the other hand, we've got projects like Dimcoin that ended their ICO almost a year ago and they are still very active. They even post weekly updates and answer comments too. That's commendable. We vow to keep our community updated on our progress and dealings. The good and the bad. If we have failures or setbacks, I think that information is just as important. No project goes off without a hitch. You all are coming along for the ride so buckle up.

What the heck happened in our bounty thread? Whoa! We are forced to lock that one and throw away the key. We will try this again though. The thread is redesigned with the three most important rules displayed across the top so big that nobody can miss them. Luckily the actual bounty hasn't actually started. We were still in the sign-up phase. Please don't begin participation in any of our bounties until you have been approved by an admin. (except for the creative bounty. no approval is needed to be creative) Then, once approved, please do not post participation links in the comment section. The comment section is reserved for the creative bounty submissions.
Sooooo. Bounty Campaign... v.2.0

Hell yeah! I'm staying tuned for the bounty thread! Way too excited to properly function, hahahaha. Let me get something off my chest, I think our kids are the future (cliché, but it's true) and it is vital to teach the ways of crypto. URA could be a great reward system, haha…

1.Quick update. Our meeting with Dmitry Machikhin was postponed due to his crazy traveling schedule. He did tell me that taking on an advisory role would be tricky because he is working on Midex full time. He couldn't yet commit to that title. I fully respect that decision. Some ICO advisors that I see on twenty projects at one time makes me wonder if they are really advising or just selling their profile picture and name. He loves URAllowance and is an advocate for education on any level. Great guy all around. While I was researching him I discovered he is also humble. He never mentioned that he has fought and won some important battles for cryptocurrency against regulation. We are lucky to have gained his interest. If he can't give us proper advisory due to his busy schedule, he will take on an ambassador role for us. Whatever is decided, our team is happy to have him onboard. Our rescheduled appointment is set for April 16, 2018.

2. The alpha version of our platform is in development and we are putting the finishing touches on the new website early next week. Unless we find time this weekend. We may surprise you. The new website will look much cleaner and professional. Our CTO is a wizard and never ceases to surprise me. I did an alright job on the current website but as any visitor will be able to tell you, I'm not a pro web designer. So stay tuned for that.

3. Partnerships. We have a few important meetings this weekend with two local (Las Vegas) companies that are crypto veterans. I won't give up the names just yet. If next week rolls through and I haven't mentioned who they are then we didn't come to any terms.

4. Our Team/website/whitepaper/business plan/SWOT Security Audit is apparently sitting in the outbox of CryptoCoinConnect and the results are looking very good. According to them. I still wait to see it with my own eyes. I will post it here not more than one minute after we receive it.

5. Token Contract/Crowd Sale Contract. Complete. Since we are 100% self-funded and can't afford an outrageously priced celebrity to audit our Smart Contract, we are first having it audited internally. We have full confidence in its security. It was written by our CTO and none of it was outsourced. However, We understand the importance of external auditing so we will be starting a very generous bug bounty prior to deployment. If necessary.

That is it for today.

One more thing. We are willing to negotiate with some Seed Investors and or Venture Capital to help us out with some of these increasing Pre-Sale expenses. Everything would have to be done by the book though due to our geographical limitations.
Thanks for reading.

Absolutely!!! Our kids are the future. The way we see it, mass adoption is not going to happen overnight. I'm not talking about mass acceptance. When I say mass adoption I mean crypto domination. Bold words I know. But think about it. The current lawmakers are stubborn and set in their ways. They grew up counting money with only 2 decimal places. What happens in twenty years when the lawmakers are replaced? Who are they replaced by? If we make cryptocurrency a part of our kids everyday lives, mass adoption becomes automatic. This is because crypto will be a comfortable form of currency that my son is familiar with. We have short-term goals of educating the next generation in financial responsibility. Our long-term goal, mass adoption, is simply a bi-product of what we are going to accomplish here.

If a member gets accepted into a higher paying sig campaign, we think that it would not be fair to penalize them wanting to earn more. Some campaigns are hard to get accepted into and when they have an opening they are often times open for a limited time. We know the forum's ins and outs. We are not just here to capitalize on the ICO trend. We were here long before this became popular and we will be here long after. I've never joined a sig campaign because I've always created and worn my own signature for affiliate marketing purposes. That doesn't mean that I haven't paid attention to them. The inability to leave has always been a turn off for me with most sig campaigns. So after discussing it with the team, we decided to allow our participants to leave whenever they want. I even have a hard time with locking participants into the translation bounties. That's not so bad though because no one is limited to one translation at a time.

Thank you for noticing. However, the requirements have been set a little bit too high. Quality was definitely our goal here. We expected we would have a minimal amount of qualified signups with the current requirements. We were right. We will be lowering the amounts of friends/followers/subscribers required for the bounty campaign. Thank you.

I feel like every time i'm choosing the wrong signature and the best one missing after i choose.

Anyways, i will buy from ico. Signatures would only be a nice little extra.

Its the same with my signature, but we cant get all.
In crypto you will miss a chance every day, the best is not to make a problem out of it.

I really like signatures giving people to right to leave.

But i can't join because my current one doesn't allow people to leave

You are right and what I really like is:
"No penalties for quitting the signature campaign at any point after joining. If you find a better offer, contact admins and we will prorate your earnings and say thank you for wearing our sig." 

Btw, you could add the bounty link https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/urallowance-bounty-campaign-3233467 on the ANN.

yes, we are looking for quality participant, cause we believe we can serve best quality product to our customer. thank you for your support.

Well, they have a very generous bounty thread i should say.

They are not looking for quantity. It is all about quality. I respect this.

Though there are lots of projects starting on a daily basis, I felt that URAllowance is a project which may impact on real life and increase the activity in children with rewards based system.