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Topic: [ANN][ICO]🌈🌈🌈VECTOR - MAKE MONEY WITH THIS CRYPTO EXCHANGE 🌈🌈🌈 - page 16. (Read 7478 times)

newbie
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This is one of the most promising project. There are lot of Coin exchanges and many new "WANNA BEs" poping every day with their useless and monotonous plans. But Vector looks like a next big thing, just look at their road map on their website. They are directly challenging Bittrex, poloneix and other major exchanges. The thing I like most is the intention to launch their own hardware wallet. Best of luck and looking forward to see you in market .

I like it, i want to success with Dev project.

full member
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the most successful project! I wish the best to the team and investors! we will follow the development!
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full member
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Very interesting. Take part in your bounty. Thank you!
full member
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Thank you Gabi! Feel free to ask any more questions  Smiley
legendary
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If you want to walk on water, get out of the boat
Is the system decentralized and contract driven? Can you please describe how the voting for new coins works? For example, company issuing a coin may have strategic reasons not to list it on exchanges until some qualifying event which will determine its pricing. So does it mean coin contract creator still have a right to override decision on coin listing in your system?

Are we decentralized? No.

Contract driven? No.

You posed 2 very good questions which I will answer here:

1) The voting for new coins works simply. Every single new crypto coin will want to be added onto our exchange, that is a given because it will cause their coin price to rise as it does with any other exchange. Lets just say 100 coins want to be added to our exchange, we will put these coins up for a vote (first ensuring their code has no bugs of course) and then YOU the community, will use your VCTR coins to vote for which new coin/s will be added onto our exchange. Why do we need a coin to do this, you might ask. Well as I am sure you have seen, some exchanges have tried to do voting for new coins before using twitter or reddit or google voting to gauge what the community wants. However, these attempts are always flawed and ruined with coin shills from reddit or whales who buy "bots" to influence THEIR coin getting onto the exchange. With the VCTR coin, there will be none of that. The sole people who use the Vector exchange will be the ones deciding which coins are added.

2) The coin contract creator has no right to override any decision Vector makes. If they are waiting to list their coin on exchanges for some "news" then their coin simply will not be up for vote. On the flip side, they cannot "override" Vector to get their coin onto our exchange without going through the community voting FIRST.

I hope I answered your questions sufficiently.

Thank you, I appreciate your answers. I think you are on the right track - voters needs to have "skin in the game", without that it's all spam and noise. Good luck!
full member
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I dont see voting for coins as a ground breaking feature, a lot of exchanges have/had  that feature, my concern is scalability.

We are getting extremely positive feedback about the coin voting option, and our exchange will have infinite scalability.
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I dont see voting for coins as a ground breaking feature, a lot of exchanges have/had  that feature, my concern is scalability.
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The project is very interesting. Developers have tried, well done! Try your luck in the lottery, although I am never lucky. Joined bounty. Good luck to all you and to us!)

The more bounty items you complete, the more ballots you receive for the lottery, and the luckier you are  Wink
sr. member
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The project is very interesting. Developers have tried, well done! Try your luck in the lottery, although I am never lucky. Joined bounty. Good luck to all you and to us!)
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interesting project to be follow on Smiley i will keep an eye on this project Smiley good luck

Awesome! Thank you!
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interesting project to be follow on Smiley i will keep an eye on this project Smiley good luck
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Are we decentralized? No.

Contract driven? No.

You posed 2 very good questions which I will answer here:

1) The voting for new coins works simply. Every single new crypto coin will want to be added onto our exchange, that is a given because it will cause their coin price to rise as it does with any other exchange. Lets just say 100 coins want to be added to our exchange, we will put these coins up for a vote (first ensuring their code has no bugs of course) and then YOU the community, will use your VCTR coins to vote for which new coin/s will be added onto our exchange. Why do we need a coin to do this, you might ask. Well as I am sure you have seen, some exchanges have tried to do voting for new coins before using twitter or reddit or google voting to gauge what the community wants. However, these attempts are always flawed and ruined with coin shills from reddit or whales who buy "bots" to influence THEIR coin getting onto the exchange. With the VCTR coin, there will be none of that. The sole people who use the Vector exchange will be the ones deciding which coins are added.

2) The coin contract creator has no right to override any decision Vector makes. If they are waiting to list their coin on exchanges for some "news" then their coin simply will not be up for vote. On the flip side, they cannot "override" Vector to get their coin onto our exchange without going through the community voting FIRST.

I hope I answered your questions sufficiently.

i have a question , how ur voting system with VCTR work ?
i mean lets just say new coin want got listed to your market,then did u have a rules how many VCTR coin needed for got listed , or how many minimal people voted their coin to be listed ,
and what people got from spending their VCTR coin for voting ?


All coins will be vetted first by us (Vector) before being put up for vote.
hero member
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Are we decentralized? No.

Contract driven? No.

You posed 2 very good questions which I will answer here:

1) The voting for new coins works simply. Every single new crypto coin will want to be added onto our exchange, that is a given because it will cause their coin price to rise as it does with any other exchange. Lets just say 100 coins want to be added to our exchange, we will put these coins up for a vote (first ensuring their code has no bugs of course) and then YOU the community, will use your VCTR coins to vote for which new coin/s will be added onto our exchange. Why do we need a coin to do this, you might ask. Well as I am sure you have seen, some exchanges have tried to do voting for new coins before using twitter or reddit or google voting to gauge what the community wants. However, these attempts are always flawed and ruined with coin shills from reddit or whales who buy "bots" to influence THEIR coin getting onto the exchange. With the VCTR coin, there will be none of that. The sole people who use the Vector exchange will be the ones deciding which coins are added.

2) The coin contract creator has no right to override any decision Vector makes. If they are waiting to list their coin on exchanges for some "news" then their coin simply will not be up for vote. On the flip side, they cannot "override" Vector to get their coin onto our exchange without going through the community voting FIRST.

I hope I answered your questions sufficiently.

i have a question , how ur voting system with VCTR work ?
i mean lets just say new coin want got listed to your market,then did u have a rules how many VCTR coin needed for got listed , or how many minimal people voted their coin to be listed ,
and what people got from spending their VCTR coin for voting ?
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
Is the system decentralized and contract driven? Can you please describe how the voting for new coins works? For example, company issuing a coin may have strategic reasons not to list it on exchanges until some qualifying event which will determine its pricing. So does it mean coin contract creator still have a right to override decision on coin listing in your system?

Are we decentralized? No.

Contract driven? No.

You posed 2 very good questions which I will answer here:

1) The voting for new coins works simply. Every single new crypto coin will want to be added onto our exchange, that is a given because it will cause their coin price to rise as it does with any other exchange. Lets just say 100 coins want to be added to our exchange, we will put these coins up for a vote (first ensuring their code has no bugs of course) and then YOU the community, will use your VCTR coins to vote for which new coin/s will be added onto our exchange. Why do we need a coin to do this, you might ask. Well as I am sure you have seen, some exchanges have tried to do voting for new coins before using twitter or reddit or google voting to gauge what the community wants. However, these attempts are always flawed and ruined with coin shills from reddit or whales who buy "bots" to influence THEIR coin getting onto the exchange. With the VCTR coin, there will be none of that. The sole people who use the Vector exchange will be the ones deciding which coins are added.

2) The coin contract creator has no right to override any decision Vector makes. If they are waiting to list their coin on exchanges for some "news" then their coin simply will not be up for vote. On the flip side, they cannot "override" Vector to get their coin onto our exchange without going through the community voting FIRST.

I hope I answered your questions sufficiently.
full member
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So, what's the purpose of having your token?

Thank you for asking Smiley

The purpose of the VCTR token is to allow users to vote on the platform. They can vote for system changes such as chanting systems, chat boxes, social functions, and MOST IMPORTANTLY which new coins will be added onto the exchange.

You see, right now exchanges just add a coin out of the blue, usually it is profit driven and there is no community say behind it, and if there is a "vote", coin shills just buy bots to inflate the vote for their own coin, making it useless.

This VCTR coin will give the community power to make the exchange in the way THEY see fit.
full member
Activity: 196
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I correctly understood that you now have only an idea?
Do you want to develop a platform for the mobile exchange from scratch, but nothing has been done yet?

Incorrect good sir. We have a fully working mobile Alpha you can download on the Apple app store right now! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vector-exchange/id1300609433?mt=8
legendary
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If you want to walk on water, get out of the boat
Is the system decentralized and contract driven? Can you please describe how the voting for new coins works? For example, company issuing a coin may have strategic reasons not to list it on exchanges until some qualifying event which will determine its pricing. So does it mean coin contract creator still have a right to override decision on coin listing in your system?
member
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Crypto_Pugz
Vector is going to be huge! Community driven token/coin adds will be amazing! This is literally game changing if it works because then any coin with a large community can join and be traded! Will make some small guys into champs!
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