if that's a success.
It will be a success! It will take a fair bit of canny marketing - viral ads and the like.
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It will be a success! It will take a fair bit of canny marketing - viral ads and the like.
Stay tuned - we're looking to refresh this thread with the updated branding and announcement of the big July 2019 rollout (sign-ups currently live on www.incent.com). Incent is planning to break into the Australian mainstream this year, followed by global expansion if that's a success.
A few days ago I received a letter in the mail, I understand that since May 7, I will not be able to enter the site, please tell me the Incent tokens on the toolbar will not disappear anywhere or should I bring them to my wallet? Cassius thanks for the answer to the previous question, I just didn’t understand the tab, is there sending to AUD $ and not to Incent, when sending me write how much do I have in $? should the Incent amount come to the wallet minus 2% commission?
Looks like you asked this question in Telegram too and got an answer. Withdraw is INCNT right now.
A few days ago I received a letter in the mail, I understand that since May 7, I will not be able to enter the site, please tell me the Incent tokens on the toolbar will not disappear anywhere or should I bring them to my wallet? Cassius thanks for the answer to the previous question, I just didn’t understand the tab, is there sending to AUD $ and not to Incent, when sending me write how much do I have in $? should the Incent amount come to the wallet minus 2% commission?
Good afternoon, I have incent tokens in the toolbar, please tell me how to withdraw them to your wallet?
Should be a simple matter of logging into your account. What is the problem?
Withdraw is a separate function, should be in the menu.
Good afternoon, I have incent tokens in the toolbar, please tell me how to withdraw them to your wallet?
Should be a simple matter of logging into your account. What is the problem?
I posted this in Slack earlier today:
If you're on our Slack, we'd like to use that to keep people informed over the next few weeks and months. This is the critical moment for Incent, so I hope you will join us.
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So you will likely be aware from the recent market action that things are building with Incent. *The* big initiative is now on the cards, building towards a public launch in the next 2 months and using all the tech and proof-of-concepts we have developed in the last couple of years. It would be good to know who is around as we pin down the messaging for this and prepare to make the big push.
If you're on our Slack, we'd like to use that to keep people informed over the next few weeks and months. This is the critical moment for Incent, so I hope you will join us.
Good afternoon, I have incent tokens in the toolbar, please tell me how to withdraw them to your wallet?
Should be a simple matter of logging into your account. What is the problem?
Good afternoon, I have incent tokens in the toolbar, please tell me how to withdraw them to your wallet?
December 22, 2018, 10:54:41 AM
Hello @Admin,
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Feel free to read our blog to find out how we're distinctive.
More broadly, we don't need to compete against other projects. It's a big pie and lots of opportunities exist. Plus the businesses we talk to really like our model already!
DigitalBits has advantage of that they are cracking partnerships with big brands. What your thoughts...
I refer the honourable shill to my previous statement.
December 21, 2018, 02:21:39 AM
Hello @Admin,
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Feel free to read our blog to find out how we're distinctive.
More broadly, we don't need to compete against other projects. It's a big pie and lots of opportunities exist. Plus the businesses we talk to really like our model already!
DigitalBits has advantage of that they are cracking partnerships with big brands. What your thoughts...
December 18, 2018, 03:29:08 PM
Hello @Admin,
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Feel free to read our blog to find out how we're distinctive.
More broadly, we don't need to compete against other projects. It's a big pie and lots of opportunities exist. Plus the businesses we talk to really like our model already!
December 18, 2018, 12:55:16 AM
Hello @Admin,
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
Good project with good concept, I have read about you and some similar projects of you, I find that DigitalBits is one of the tough competitor of you. So My question is how you are going to deal with them? What will be your steps to tackle DigitalBits?
November 18, 2018, 11:30:54 PM
Incent would be an example of a project that has largely moved away from using Bitcointalk on a regular basis. The only reason that I spotted your message was because Incent has a BitcoinTalk thread in their Slack that posts the text of new replies. Incent's latest tweet is in fact an invitation to join their Slack.
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
Exactly. We have (fortunately) moved away from bct so if you have questions, ask on Slack. It may take a while longer for posts here to be answered.
Just wanted to check if you still have the Slack invite for your team? I changed my phone and deleted all of my messaging apps. Really having a hard time now to setup all of those. It would really be appreciated if you could throw the invite here. Thanks.
It should be on our website or at the beginning of this thread. See you there!
October 30, 2018, 10:52:18 AM
Very excited about this partnership. There is lots of potential as the product is easily portable to other events/streams. Looking forward to seeing it in action very soon!
Don't forget to spread the word: https://twitter.com/KarlKarlsson_/status/1057297616684437505
Don't forget to spread the word: https://twitter.com/KarlKarlsson_/status/1057297616684437505
October 29, 2018, 03:10:52 PM
Aussie tech start-up Incent teams with Gfinity Esports Australia to bring blockchain to video gaming
SYDNEY, Australia: October 30, 2018 - Australian tech start-up Incent has partnered with league leader Gfinity Esports Australia to build the world’s first live broadcasting rewards platform powered by cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, now poised to disrupt the world of online gaming.
Esports is a fast-growing, global phenomenon which can see live crowds in the tens of thousands, and millions more tuning in online to watch the world’s best video gamers battle it out for prestige, professional prize money and even national pride.
New and existing Australian fans watching the Gfinity Elite Series presented by Alienware will now have their time and levels of engagement rewarded with an innovative new, tradeable cryptocurrency (INCNT).
Incent co-founder and CEO, Rob Wilson, said the deal is the culmination of two years’ hard work developing a truly scalable, world-class digital currency platform that is simple, flexible and secure to use.
“This is a massive opportunity for Incent to plug in to one of the world’s fastest-growing communities and introduce it to a completely unique, simple and frictionless means of acquiring a tradable digital currency that is theirs to keep, and does not expire. This is the first ever mass-market application for crypto in Australia – if not the world – and we’ll be putting crypto into the hands of tens of thousands of new users as a result of this one partnership alone.”
Incent runs on the Waves blockchain, which has been lauded for being able to handle vastly larger transaction volumes than the Bitcoin or Ethereum blockchains, for dramatically less cost, while also boasting best-practice security capabilities.
According to Dominic Remond, CEO Gfinity Esports Australia, Incent is the ideal platform to help it drive deeper engagement with its already tech-savvy audiences, while yielding valuable data and insights to inform marketing and broadcast programming.
“Esports and blockchain are a natural fit and we look forward to working with Incent at the vanguard of this exciting new trend in entertainment and sport, where fans and players will be able to interact and share value in an entirely new way,” Remond added.
Founded in Sydney late 2016, Incent built the world’s first crypto-based engagement and rewards platform and Australia’s first cryptocurrency: INCNT.
There are currently over 5,000 individual members signed up to the platform to earn INCNT from close to 400 merchants. Incent expects this number will grow on the back of the deal announced today.
Gfinity Esports Australia was established by HT&E Events and Gfinity Plc, in August 2017, to launch Australia’s first city-based franchise league, the Elite Series presented by Alienware.
According to the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association’s (IGEA) Digital Australia 2018 Report 67% of Australians play video games, and almost half (47%) are women. And while video games were once considered just for kids, the average age of an Australian gamer today is 34. A third of Australian gamers report they have watched esports, of which 10% watch to follow an esports team, with 52% tuning in to watch the best in action and learn tips to improve their own gaming skills.
About Incent
Incent is a rewards platform hosted on the Waves blockchain network. The initiative was launched in 2016 and the Incent token (Symbol: INCNT), Australia’s first cryptocurrency was created shortly afterwards. In January 2018, Incent launched its toolbar, a Chrome extension that rewarded users for browsing the web. In May Incent launched its online Marketplace, enabling customers to earn INCNT as they shop online with hundreds of affiliated merchants. Most recently Incent unveiled technology
that makes it possible for users to be rewarded seamlessly by shopping directly at partner merchants, online or in-store.
For more information about Incent visit: https://www.incentloyalty.com/
For more information about Gfinity Esports Australia visit: www.gfinityesports.com.au
SYDNEY, Australia: October 30, 2018 - Australian tech start-up Incent has partnered with league leader Gfinity Esports Australia to build the world’s first live broadcasting rewards platform powered by cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, now poised to disrupt the world of online gaming.
Esports is a fast-growing, global phenomenon which can see live crowds in the tens of thousands, and millions more tuning in online to watch the world’s best video gamers battle it out for prestige, professional prize money and even national pride.
New and existing Australian fans watching the Gfinity Elite Series presented by Alienware will now have their time and levels of engagement rewarded with an innovative new, tradeable cryptocurrency (INCNT).
Incent co-founder and CEO, Rob Wilson, said the deal is the culmination of two years’ hard work developing a truly scalable, world-class digital currency platform that is simple, flexible and secure to use.
“This is a massive opportunity for Incent to plug in to one of the world’s fastest-growing communities and introduce it to a completely unique, simple and frictionless means of acquiring a tradable digital currency that is theirs to keep, and does not expire. This is the first ever mass-market application for crypto in Australia – if not the world – and we’ll be putting crypto into the hands of tens of thousands of new users as a result of this one partnership alone.”
Incent runs on the Waves blockchain, which has been lauded for being able to handle vastly larger transaction volumes than the Bitcoin or Ethereum blockchains, for dramatically less cost, while also boasting best-practice security capabilities.
According to Dominic Remond, CEO Gfinity Esports Australia, Incent is the ideal platform to help it drive deeper engagement with its already tech-savvy audiences, while yielding valuable data and insights to inform marketing and broadcast programming.
“Esports and blockchain are a natural fit and we look forward to working with Incent at the vanguard of this exciting new trend in entertainment and sport, where fans and players will be able to interact and share value in an entirely new way,” Remond added.
Founded in Sydney late 2016, Incent built the world’s first crypto-based engagement and rewards platform and Australia’s first cryptocurrency: INCNT.
There are currently over 5,000 individual members signed up to the platform to earn INCNT from close to 400 merchants. Incent expects this number will grow on the back of the deal announced today.
Gfinity Esports Australia was established by HT&E Events and Gfinity Plc, in August 2017, to launch Australia’s first city-based franchise league, the Elite Series presented by Alienware.
According to the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association’s (IGEA) Digital Australia 2018 Report 67% of Australians play video games, and almost half (47%) are women. And while video games were once considered just for kids, the average age of an Australian gamer today is 34. A third of Australian gamers report they have watched esports, of which 10% watch to follow an esports team, with 52% tuning in to watch the best in action and learn tips to improve their own gaming skills.
About Incent
Incent is a rewards platform hosted on the Waves blockchain network. The initiative was launched in 2016 and the Incent token (Symbol: INCNT), Australia’s first cryptocurrency was created shortly afterwards. In January 2018, Incent launched its toolbar, a Chrome extension that rewarded users for browsing the web. In May Incent launched its online Marketplace, enabling customers to earn INCNT as they shop online with hundreds of affiliated merchants. Most recently Incent unveiled technology
that makes it possible for users to be rewarded seamlessly by shopping directly at partner merchants, online or in-store.
For more information about Incent visit: https://www.incentloyalty.com/
For more information about Gfinity Esports Australia visit: www.gfinityesports.com.au
October 29, 2018, 03:06:39 PM
October 05, 2018, 02:14:43 AM
Incent would be an example of a project that has largely moved away from using Bitcointalk on a regular basis. The only reason that I spotted your message was because Incent has a BitcoinTalk thread in their Slack that posts the text of new replies. Incent's latest tweet is in fact an invitation to join their Slack.
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
Exactly. We have (fortunately) moved away from bct so if you have questions, ask on Slack. It may take a while longer for posts here to be answered.
Just wanted to check if you still have the Slack invite for your team? I changed my phone and deleted all of my messaging apps. Really having a hard time now to setup all of those. It would really be appreciated if you could throw the invite here. Thanks.
It should be on our website or at the beginning of this thread. See you there!
October 04, 2018, 12:28:58 PM
Incent would be an example of a project that has largely moved away from using Bitcointalk on a regular basis. The only reason that I spotted your message was because Incent has a BitcoinTalk thread in their Slack that posts the text of new replies. Incent's latest tweet is in fact an invitation to join their Slack.
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
https://twitter.com/IncentLoyalty/status/1043643637081485312
Exactly. We have (fortunately) moved away from bct so if you have questions, ask on Slack. It may take a while longer for posts here to be answered.
Just wanted to check if you still have the Slack invite for your team? I changed my phone and deleted all of my messaging apps. Really having a hard time now to setup all of those. It would really be appreciated if you could throw the invite here. Thanks.
October 04, 2018, 10:49:42 AM
Can I ask if the toolbar will still work?
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