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Topic: [ANN][Open Now🔥]DataBroker DAO ⭐ Decentralised marketplace for IoT sensor data. - page 73. (Read 38246 times)

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The marketplace is already running? He was in working mode?
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How long has your business?
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Good project. I will support your ICO.
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How much time will last the iCO?

This sale lasts for another 9 days
Wow, it will be soon.
I need to hurry.
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Why the project uses the blockchain? what problems does it solve?

From the whitepaper

WHY USE BLOCKCHAIN?
From a marketplace perspective, using the public Ethereum
chain enables the use of a fully built financial ecosystem,
with a minimum of fees. Traditional fiat payment processors
charge between 1 and 3% for money in and money out, while
a purchase using the utility token costs around 0.003 USD in
fees for purchases of any size.

Using a utility token over fiat currency also brings the
advantage of 18 decimals. Combine the possibility to use
extremely small fractions of the token with very low fees, and
real microtransactions become possible.

From a decentralized network perspective, it is also a
perfect fit. Very large numbers of participants, in a trustless
environment, transacting with each other is the definition of a
perfect use-case.

From an ecosystem perspective, we notice a lot of activity
in the IoT sphere, solving a lot of hard problems for the future.
And we are avid fans of these trailblazers knowing that
Databroker DAO is a great add-on for many of these projects –
the missing link in the ecosystem.

Thanks. Can i keep your tokens on MyEtherWallet.com?

Yes you can, we are in the default list so they will appear by default

Sorry for my inattention. Did not see that this was discussed several posts above.
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The funds go in a gnosis multisig wallet. The most secure wallet there is.
thx
We will monitor the progress of your project.
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How much time will last the iCO?

This sale lasts for another 9 days
newbie
Activity: 56
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Why the project uses the blockchain? what problems does it solve?

From the whitepaper

WHY USE BLOCKCHAIN?
From a marketplace perspective, using the public Ethereum
chain enables the use of a fully built financial ecosystem,
with a minimum of fees. Traditional fiat payment processors
charge between 1 and 3% for money in and money out, while
a purchase using the utility token costs around 0.003 USD in
fees for purchases of any size.

Using a utility token over fiat currency also brings the
advantage of 18 decimals. Combine the possibility to use
extremely small fractions of the token with very low fees, and
real microtransactions become possible.

From a decentralized network perspective, it is also a
perfect fit. Very large numbers of participants, in a trustless
environment, transacting with each other is the definition of a
perfect use-case.

From an ecosystem perspective, we notice a lot of activity
in the IoT sphere, solving a lot of hard problems for the future.
And we are avid fans of these trailblazers knowing that
Databroker DAO is a great add-on for many of these projects –
the missing link in the ecosystem.

Thanks. Can i keep your tokens on MyEtherWallet.com?

Yes you can, we are in the default list so they will appear by default
full member
Activity: 280
Merit: 100
How much time will last the iCO?
full member
Activity: 240
Merit: 101
Why the project uses the blockchain? what problems does it solve?

From the whitepaper

WHY USE BLOCKCHAIN?
From a marketplace perspective, using the public Ethereum
chain enables the use of a fully built financial ecosystem,
with a minimum of fees. Traditional fiat payment processors
charge between 1 and 3% for money in and money out, while
a purchase using the utility token costs around 0.003 USD in
fees for purchases of any size.

Using a utility token over fiat currency also brings the
advantage of 18 decimals. Combine the possibility to use
extremely small fractions of the token with very low fees, and
real microtransactions become possible.

From a decentralized network perspective, it is also a
perfect fit. Very large numbers of participants, in a trustless
environment, transacting with each other is the definition of a
perfect use-case.

From an ecosystem perspective, we notice a lot of activity
in the IoT sphere, solving a lot of hard problems for the future.
And we are avid fans of these trailblazers knowing that
Databroker DAO is a great add-on for many of these projects –
the missing link in the ecosystem.

Thanks. Can i keep your tokens on MyEtherWallet.com?
newbie
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Starting tomorrow Matthew, Els and Cassandre will be manning booth A4-9 on the Gitex conference in Dubai. If you re in the neighbourhood, come over for a chat! http://mailchi.mp/1bc73301b212/databrokerdao-gitex
newbie
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Why the project uses the blockchain? what problems does it solve?

From the whitepaper

WHY USE BLOCKCHAIN?
From a marketplace perspective, using the public Ethereum
chain enables the use of a fully built financial ecosystem,
with a minimum of fees. Traditional fiat payment processors
charge between 1 and 3% for money in and money out, while
a purchase using the utility token costs around 0.003 USD in
fees for purchases of any size.

Using a utility token over fiat currency also brings the
advantage of 18 decimals. Combine the possibility to use
extremely small fractions of the token with very low fees, and
real microtransactions become possible.

From a decentralized network perspective, it is also a
perfect fit. Very large numbers of participants, in a trustless
environment, transacting with each other is the definition of a
perfect use-case.

From an ecosystem perspective, we notice a lot of activity
in the IoT sphere, solving a lot of hard problems for the future.
And we are avid fans of these trailblazers knowing that
Databroker DAO is a great add-on for many of these projects –
the missing link in the ecosystem.
full member
Activity: 240
Merit: 101
Why the project uses the blockchain? what problems does it solve?
newbie
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Tokens DATA immediately credited to the wallet after purchase? Can I store them on MyEtherWallet?

Yes, they are and you can store them in MEW

See them here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1b5f21ee98eed48d292e8e2d3ed82b40a9728a22
How to see your balance: https://medium.com/databrokerdao/how-to-check-your-data-balance-db8bf3e53084 and in MyEtherWallet we are in the defaut list and appear by default on the right in the token box.

Good, thanks!
I'll think about investing in your project.

Super! Do not hesitate to ask more questions!
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Tokens DATA immediately credited to the wallet after purchase? Can I store them on MyEtherWallet?

Yes, they are and you can store them in MEW

See them here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1b5f21ee98eed48d292e8e2d3ed82b40a9728a22
How to see your balance: https://medium.com/databrokerdao/how-to-check-your-data-balance-db8bf3e53084 and in MyEtherWallet we are in the defaut list and appear by default on the right in the token box.

Good, thanks!
I'll think about investing in your project.
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Interesting project. I will support you Smiley
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Hi.

How will the security keeping fees of the funds?

The funds go in a gnosis multisig wallet. The most secure wallet there is.

Tokens DATA immediately credited to the wallet after purchase? Can I store them on MyEtherWallet?

Yes, they are and you can store them in MEW

See them here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x1b5f21ee98eed48d292e8e2d3ed82b40a9728a22
How to see your balance: https://medium.com/databrokerdao/how-to-check-your-data-balance-db8bf3e53084 and in MyEtherWallet we are in the defaut list and appear by default on the right in the token box.
member
Activity: 142
Merit: 10
Tokens DATA immediately credited to the wallet after purchase? Can I store them on MyEtherWallet?
full member
Activity: 364
Merit: 101
Hi.

How will the security keeping fees of the funds?
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Check out Julian some more, he is part of the biggest telco in Belgium, operating an extensive IoT network and they are actively brokering data already and looking for this solution to push it to a new level.

Thanks for pointing that out, I can see how Proximus might find it interesting - https://eurocomms.com/industry-news/11968-proximus-starts-selling-customer-data-reports-for-700-a-time

Yet, I am puzzled how it translates to the platform. Let's take this Proximus case for example. Your white paper states that sensor owners will be directly remunerated when their data is bought. Does this mean that actual phone owners will profit directly from Databroker DAO? The whitepaper mentions that the average sensor has a value of ~12 USD per year. You based your ICO token value on that number. With 14 sensors in the average smartphone, that would mean that a single phone would be good for about $168 worth of sensor data per year. Granted, not all sensors would be useful or equally interesting to be traded, but still, it's a large amount.

And besides phone owners, will car owners, smart TV viewers, home automation owners profit directly? And will all of them need a wallet and a Managed Identity Contract, as your whitepaper mentions? I'm genuinely curious. If the general public is going to benefit directly from Databroker DAO, that would make the scope and scale of it all massively different than when the benefits reach no further than data harvesters like Proximus, Volkswagen, Samsung and Google. Could you elaborate on this please?

The distinction to make is that we are not targetting phones, nor home automation. Or at least not anything that is "personal" data. It is set up to directly remunerate the actual sensor owners, so the scale is indeed as you describe, immense. We deal with that scope by going through the network operators, since they already handle their clients and why they need to be compensated for their involvement.

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