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Topic: [ANN][SHR] ShareRing - The world's first trusted token for sharing services - page 42. (Read 52553 times)
February 19, 2018, 05:36:19 AM
February 22, 2018, 10:22:13 AM
Wow! Very generous of ShareRing to start off with a raffle for everyone joining their Telegram channel!
February 19, 2018, 05:25:42 AM
Reposting these questions and answers from one of the founders in the telegram.
Is there a strategy in place to attract specific countries first?
Will Keaz be using the SHR token on launch?
Just to clarify, people list their car or whatever on the ShareRing app and people will then share through that?
Will users only interact with fiat currency on the app but in the background it would buy the token?
1. We have a multi-prong strategy in place. We will obviously cherry pick a number of existing providers and start-ups where Keaz already has a presence, but we are also planning on utilising some contributor data to see where the 'hot locations' are in terms of people that have contributed to the token sale. This will give us some targetted locations to run events, pitch-fests, etc to bring startups into the ShareRing network. On top of that, we have done some extensive market research on what sharing services are popular in various locations around the world... we will utilise that too. You'll start seeing the results of these efforts soon, as we announce our pilot partners (large and small partners)
2. Keaz will be using SHR token for a number of their existing clients.
3. Part of our plan is to essentially 'hide' the confusion of cryptocurrency from the end user. As others have said, it's almost like SHRP is a voucher system, where they buy vouchers and use them for services. Or they earn those vouchers for renting out their things. By taking away the fear of 'crypto', it makes our service far more user friendly (and also quiet seamless in terms of onboarding new users)
4. Your final point is correct... with one correction. The users would be using the ShareRing app, but the transaction would be via a provider on the ShareRing network. So if someone wants to rent out a wedding dress in Las Vegas, there will have to be a 'wedding dress sharing' provider onboard in Vegas. We do this so that the providers can specialise in their particular area (ie marketing, product selection, etc), while we (the ShareRing platform) can generalise across all areas and geographies.
Why is SharePay needed, if it's going to be pegged to fiat anyways? Right now, I see the user interface something like: put in your credit card info, you see the price of everything in SharePay (maybe with equivalent in dollars/other currency for convience), you pay in SharePay, of which the equivalent gets deducted from your credit card. Or smth like this... But yeah, why is SharePay needed? Is there need to be the link between a token and a token, so SharePay and ShareToken?
1. By introducing SHRP, our users can avoid FX and transaction fees once they're in the network.
2. By having SHRP, we can run promotions that allow us to give away SHRP or discount it for the first xx buyers. That's something that we can't easily do if we use fiat across all currencies.
3. As part of the smart contract, we can lock up/escrow SHRP during a rental. This is something that's difficult to do with credit cards when dealing with them globally.
4. When a provider/user earns SHRP, it's far easier to credit their account instantly, as opposed to sending to a bank account somewhere in the world (with up to $30 in transfer fees).
5. We can support micro payments. If you try to do that with credit card, the fee will be higher than the payment.
The list goes on.
We will be writing a paper that's dedicated to the economy of SHRP in the near future. We have some exciting things planned in that area.
Is there a strategy in place to attract specific countries first?
Will Keaz be using the SHR token on launch?
Just to clarify, people list their car or whatever on the ShareRing app and people will then share through that?
Will users only interact with fiat currency on the app but in the background it would buy the token?
1. We have a multi-prong strategy in place. We will obviously cherry pick a number of existing providers and start-ups where Keaz already has a presence, but we are also planning on utilising some contributor data to see where the 'hot locations' are in terms of people that have contributed to the token sale. This will give us some targetted locations to run events, pitch-fests, etc to bring startups into the ShareRing network. On top of that, we have done some extensive market research on what sharing services are popular in various locations around the world... we will utilise that too. You'll start seeing the results of these efforts soon, as we announce our pilot partners (large and small partners)
2. Keaz will be using SHR token for a number of their existing clients.
3. Part of our plan is to essentially 'hide' the confusion of cryptocurrency from the end user. As others have said, it's almost like SHRP is a voucher system, where they buy vouchers and use them for services. Or they earn those vouchers for renting out their things. By taking away the fear of 'crypto', it makes our service far more user friendly (and also quiet seamless in terms of onboarding new users)
4. Your final point is correct... with one correction. The users would be using the ShareRing app, but the transaction would be via a provider on the ShareRing network. So if someone wants to rent out a wedding dress in Las Vegas, there will have to be a 'wedding dress sharing' provider onboard in Vegas. We do this so that the providers can specialise in their particular area (ie marketing, product selection, etc), while we (the ShareRing platform) can generalise across all areas and geographies.
Why is SharePay needed, if it's going to be pegged to fiat anyways? Right now, I see the user interface something like: put in your credit card info, you see the price of everything in SharePay (maybe with equivalent in dollars/other currency for convience), you pay in SharePay, of which the equivalent gets deducted from your credit card. Or smth like this... But yeah, why is SharePay needed? Is there need to be the link between a token and a token, so SharePay and ShareToken?
1. By introducing SHRP, our users can avoid FX and transaction fees once they're in the network.
2. By having SHRP, we can run promotions that allow us to give away SHRP or discount it for the first xx buyers. That's something that we can't easily do if we use fiat across all currencies.
3. As part of the smart contract, we can lock up/escrow SHRP during a rental. This is something that's difficult to do with credit cards when dealing with them globally.
4. When a provider/user earns SHRP, it's far easier to credit their account instantly, as opposed to sending to a bank account somewhere in the world (with up to $30 in transfer fees).
5. We can support micro payments. If you try to do that with credit card, the fee will be higher than the payment.
The list goes on.
We will be writing a paper that's dedicated to the economy of SHRP in the near future. We have some exciting things planned in that area.
Very excited about this project. I will carry ShareRing signature to support this as soon as it's available
February 22, 2018, 04:59:44 AM
Looks like there is a Raffle for everyone that joins:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-raffle-125-eth-to-give-away-5-x-025-eth-2996561
5x 0.25 ETH
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-raffle-125-eth-to-give-away-5-x-025-eth-2996561
5x 0.25 ETH
February 20, 2018, 05:10:48 PM
https://imgur.com/a/N6d41
Looks like plenty of room for ShareRing in America. 3-9 Billion growth potential in lodging
Looks like plenty of room for ShareRing in America. 3-9 Billion growth potential in lodging
February 20, 2018, 11:33:04 AM
Pretty interesting statistics from the perception of cities across America on how cities would be interested in partnering with sharing services. I wonder how they would take ShareRing given the massive scope of what it can offer down the line.
http://nlc.org/sites/default/files/2017-11/NLC%20Cities%20and%20Innovation%20Economy.pdf
http://nlc.org/sites/default/files/2017-11/NLC%20Cities%20and%20Innovation%20Economy.pdf
Very interesting, nice find!
Seems we're entering the age of sharing and its good to see ShareRing at the forefront from a technology perspective, the ShareLedger blockchain really takes them to another level and is the future of a sharing/rental economy.
Ps. If anyone hasn't joined our telegram channel, please do: https://t.me/ShareRing
We have 24/7 online admins looking to help bring ShareRing to the masses so feel free to drop by and ask some questions!
February 19, 2018, 05:11:26 AM
This will be one of the best 2018 projects!
Reserving translation to Filipino / Tagalog if needed.
Reserving translation to Filipino / Tagalog if needed.
February 20, 2018, 05:46:21 AM
Pretty interesting statistics from the perception of cities across America on how cities would be interested in partnering with sharing services. I wonder how they would take ShareRing given the massive scope of what it can offer down the line.
http://nlc.org/sites/default/files/2017-11/NLC%20Cities%20and%20Innovation%20Economy.pdf
http://nlc.org/sites/default/files/2017-11/NLC%20Cities%20and%20Innovation%20Economy.pdf
February 19, 2018, 04:44:31 AM
I have a feeling this is going to be one of the biggest projects of 2018.
February 20, 2018, 01:07:48 AM
February 19, 2018, 04:40:15 AM
Great addition to the information already available out there for the ShareRing project, I am following this one closely and getting ready for the ICO in May and product launch later this year. I excpect ShareRing to make a big impact in the sharing economy arena.
February 19, 2018, 06:46:18 PM
https://imgur.com/wuflEdv
This link shows the latest Goldman Sachs' issue of Top of Mind issued on Feb. 5th 2018 with a key quote regarding the Sharing economy and the potential with blockchain technology.
This link shows the latest Goldman Sachs' issue of Top of Mind issued on Feb. 5th 2018 with a key quote regarding the Sharing economy and the potential with blockchain technology.
February 19, 2018, 04:39:50 AM
Having my eyes on this gem since I first heard about it. Team looking amazing and it goes way further than e.g. Beetoken! Definitely will do some more extensive research on this but it looks top tier to me so far!
February 19, 2018, 02:42:17 PM
Hi everyone! Just added Sharering Network ICO to my website https://concourseq.io/Q/Sharering_Network. ConcourseQ is a collaborative due diligence community that researches and reviews ICOs. Anyone with an account can submit information to your page, so we are reaching out to this community to get you all involved in the discussion. Thanks! PS: If you have any questions about filling in the info, feel free to ask us in our discord group: https://discord.gg/j8RBAwB
February 19, 2018, 07:17:14 AM
If you can't meet the minimum, they are having a gif and stickers contest in their telegram:
https://t.me/ShareRing
500 Member Special Announcement! 💣📢🦖
We at ShareRing have decided to do something a little bit different! We want to reward some of our earliest supporters.
For the next week, we are giving 10 members the chance to win a spot in the presale round without having to meet the minimum contribution of 150,000 USD. For those who win, the new minimum will be 0.1ETH with a maximum contribution of 50ETH.
Here’s how to qualify:
1. Create a high quality ShareRing sticker that can be added to the ShareRing sticker pack. The image must be in PNG format 512px X 512px.
or
2. Make a GIF that related to ShareRing in a creative way.
or
3. (Hidden) . This requirement will be released after the competition. It's a mystery quest, you have to guess what it is. Hint: it is related to growing a positive SHR community. 🧐
😐You will still be required to go through the KYC procedure before being allowed to contribute. Disclaimer: US, Singapore and China are excluded from contributing, but you are still welcome to create some fun stuff for us. 🙂
There are unlimited entries so you can qualify multiple times with any of the three options and we’ll select the best for the 10 winners. Any members joining after 500 are welcome to participate as well.
This event starts now and will run until Feb. 24 10:00 pm PST
https://t.me/ShareRing
500 Member Special Announcement! 💣📢🦖
We at ShareRing have decided to do something a little bit different! We want to reward some of our earliest supporters.
For the next week, we are giving 10 members the chance to win a spot in the presale round without having to meet the minimum contribution of 150,000 USD. For those who win, the new minimum will be 0.1ETH with a maximum contribution of 50ETH.
Here’s how to qualify:
1. Create a high quality ShareRing sticker that can be added to the ShareRing sticker pack. The image must be in PNG format 512px X 512px.
or
2. Make a GIF that related to ShareRing in a creative way.
or
3. (Hidden) . This requirement will be released after the competition. It's a mystery quest, you have to guess what it is. Hint: it is related to growing a positive SHR community. 🧐
😐You will still be required to go through the KYC procedure before being allowed to contribute. Disclaimer: US, Singapore and China are excluded from contributing, but you are still welcome to create some fun stuff for us. 🙂There are unlimited entries so you can qualify multiple times with any of the three options and we’ll select the best for the 10 winners. Any members joining after 500 are welcome to participate as well.
This event starts now and will run until Feb. 24 10:00 pm PST
February 19, 2018, 05:21:22 AM
Thanks for posting the questions! Any more questions, just ask.
February 19, 2018, 04:24:59 AM
---stand by----upgrading account so we can post images----
super coin - BTC 2.0 HAHAHAHA
February 19, 2018, 05:14:50 AM
Reposting these questions and answers from one of the founders in the telegram.
Is there a strategy in place to attract specific countries first?
Will Keaz be using the SHR token on launch?
Just to clarify, people list their car or whatever on the ShareRing app and people will then share through that?
Will users only interact with fiat currency on the app but in the background it would buy the token?
1. We have a multi-prong strategy in place. We will obviously cherry pick a number of existing providers and start-ups where Keaz already has a presence, but we are also planning on utilising some contributor data to see where the 'hot locations' are in terms of people that have contributed to the token sale. This will give us some targetted locations to run events, pitch-fests, etc to bring startups into the ShareRing network. On top of that, we have done some extensive market research on what sharing services are popular in various locations around the world... we will utilise that too. You'll start seeing the results of these efforts soon, as we announce our pilot partners (large and small partners)
2. Keaz will be using SHR token for a number of their existing clients.
3. Part of our plan is to essentially 'hide' the confusion of cryptocurrency from the end user. As others have said, it's almost like SHRP is a voucher system, where they buy vouchers and use them for services. Or they earn those vouchers for renting out their things. By taking away the fear of 'crypto', it makes our service far more user friendly (and also quiet seamless in terms of onboarding new users)
4. Your final point is correct... with one correction. The users would be using the ShareRing app, but the transaction would be via a provider on the ShareRing network. So if someone wants to rent out a wedding dress in Las Vegas, there will have to be a 'wedding dress sharing' provider onboard in Vegas. We do this so that the providers can specialise in their particular area (ie marketing, product selection, etc), while we (the ShareRing platform) can generalise across all areas and geographies.
Why is SharePay needed, if it's going to be pegged to fiat anyways? Right now, I see the user interface something like: put in your credit card info, you see the price of everything in SharePay (maybe with equivalent in dollars/other currency for convience), you pay in SharePay, of which the equivalent gets deducted from your credit card. Or smth like this... But yeah, why is SharePay needed? Is there need to be the link between a token and a token, so SharePay and ShareToken?
1. By introducing SHRP, our users can avoid FX and transaction fees once they're in the network.
2. By having SHRP, we can run promotions that allow us to give away SHRP or discount it for the first xx buyers. That's something that we can't easily do if we use fiat across all currencies.
3. As part of the smart contract, we can lock up/escrow SHRP during a rental. This is something that's difficult to do with credit cards when dealing with them globally.
4. When a provider/user earns SHRP, it's far easier to credit their account instantly, as opposed to sending to a bank account somewhere in the world (with up to $30 in transfer fees).
5. We can support micro payments. If you try to do that with credit card, the fee will be higher than the payment.
The list goes on.
We will be writing a paper that's dedicated to the economy of SHRP in the near future. We have some exciting things planned in that area.
Is there a strategy in place to attract specific countries first?
Will Keaz be using the SHR token on launch?
Just to clarify, people list their car or whatever on the ShareRing app and people will then share through that?
Will users only interact with fiat currency on the app but in the background it would buy the token?
1. We have a multi-prong strategy in place. We will obviously cherry pick a number of existing providers and start-ups where Keaz already has a presence, but we are also planning on utilising some contributor data to see where the 'hot locations' are in terms of people that have contributed to the token sale. This will give us some targetted locations to run events, pitch-fests, etc to bring startups into the ShareRing network. On top of that, we have done some extensive market research on what sharing services are popular in various locations around the world... we will utilise that too. You'll start seeing the results of these efforts soon, as we announce our pilot partners (large and small partners)
2. Keaz will be using SHR token for a number of their existing clients.
3. Part of our plan is to essentially 'hide' the confusion of cryptocurrency from the end user. As others have said, it's almost like SHRP is a voucher system, where they buy vouchers and use them for services. Or they earn those vouchers for renting out their things. By taking away the fear of 'crypto', it makes our service far more user friendly (and also quiet seamless in terms of onboarding new users)
4. Your final point is correct... with one correction. The users would be using the ShareRing app, but the transaction would be via a provider on the ShareRing network. So if someone wants to rent out a wedding dress in Las Vegas, there will have to be a 'wedding dress sharing' provider onboard in Vegas. We do this so that the providers can specialise in their particular area (ie marketing, product selection, etc), while we (the ShareRing platform) can generalise across all areas and geographies.
Why is SharePay needed, if it's going to be pegged to fiat anyways? Right now, I see the user interface something like: put in your credit card info, you see the price of everything in SharePay (maybe with equivalent in dollars/other currency for convience), you pay in SharePay, of which the equivalent gets deducted from your credit card. Or smth like this... But yeah, why is SharePay needed? Is there need to be the link between a token and a token, so SharePay and ShareToken?
1. By introducing SHRP, our users can avoid FX and transaction fees once they're in the network.
2. By having SHRP, we can run promotions that allow us to give away SHRP or discount it for the first xx buyers. That's something that we can't easily do if we use fiat across all currencies.
3. As part of the smart contract, we can lock up/escrow SHRP during a rental. This is something that's difficult to do with credit cards when dealing with them globally.
4. When a provider/user earns SHRP, it's far easier to credit their account instantly, as opposed to sending to a bank account somewhere in the world (with up to $30 in transfer fees).
5. We can support micro payments. If you try to do that with credit card, the fee will be higher than the payment.
The list goes on.
We will be writing a paper that's dedicated to the economy of SHRP in the near future. We have some exciting things planned in that area.
February 19, 2018, 04:19:14 AM
One of the best today
February 19, 2018, 04:30:31 AM
Boom.. fixed. Enjoy.
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