Topic: 🌍📢[ANN]StacksCity - Smart WIFI Advertising Platform 🎁|Partnered w/ MATIC NETWORK (Read 1837 times)
November 19, 2019, 09:35:44 AM
StacksCity - the official video from the project, which demonstrates how the project is organized and works, a decentralized advertising ecosystem in which all its participants earned in public places, as well as complete transparency for advertisers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxwYSSDOI7E&feature=youtu.be
July 01, 2019, 08:58:55 AM
...and time stop here.
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Dear Wishxy,
We have been posting updates on the project through Medium and Twitter if you could take a look:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StacksCity_ANN
Medium: https://medium.com/@stackscityacc
The team had attended a blockchain technology-focused conference in Colombia and had received a lot of positive response.
We also have an additional number of business partners who had agreed to onboard StacksCity platform upon launching.
StacksCity will initiate a global ambassador program soon to gather the talents who share the same belief and vision as we do.
Thank you for your support.
Are you guys located in Colombia or what was the reason for attending a conference there?
Hi hazenyc,
The Colombia conference was an event organized by Colombian city and federal agencies and involved other blockchain projects. You can read more about it here:
https://medium.com/@stackscityacc/stackscity-goes-global-first-stop-colombia-841af806d0f
June 23, 2019, 11:29:04 AM
...and time stop here.
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Dear Wishxy,
We have been posting updates on the project through Medium and Twitter if you could take a look:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StacksCity_ANN
Medium: https://medium.com/@stackscityacc
The team had attended a blockchain technology-focused conference in Colombia and had received a lot of positive response.
We also have an additional number of business partners who had agreed to onboard StacksCity platform upon launching.
StacksCity will initiate a global ambassador program soon to gather the talents who share the same belief and vision as we do.
Thank you for your support.
Are you guys located in Colombia or what was the reason for attending a conference there?
June 05, 2019, 05:14:10 AM
...and time stop here.
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Why is that?
What's up? Is there any news from admins?
Dear Wishxy,
We have been posting updates on the project through Medium and Twitter if you could take a look:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StacksCity_ANN
Medium: https://medium.com/@stackscityacc
The team had attended a blockchain technology-focused conference in Colombia and had received a lot of positive response.
We also have an additional number of business partners who had agreed to onboard StacksCity platform upon launching.
StacksCity will initiate a global ambassador program soon to gather the talents who share the same belief and vision as we do.
Thank you for your support.
May 23, 2019, 11:14:54 PM
...and time stop here.
Why is that?
Whats up? Is there any news from admins?
Why is that?
Whats up? Is there any news from admins?
April 16, 2019, 09:48:31 PM
Does this mean if a large number of connections to the Wi-Fi point were are a decrease in the speed ?
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
SD-WAN is a specific application of software-defined networking technology applied to WAN connections such as broadband internet, 4G, LTE, or MPLS. We'll implement SD-WAN technology in the StacksRouter which solves the traffic jam by allowing applications on the network to prioritize bandwidth and determine how traffic moves. This will eliminate the space for bad actors who just connects to the free WIFI for downloading large documents, make it fair for everyone.
Besides that, we’ll have the function available in the future, where WIFI owner could adjust what percentage of bandwidth he’d like to share out of his own usage to the public.
April 16, 2019, 12:10:25 PM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
I don't think that's necessary to think about because if you hate it, it's hard to connect to a network and you can't do anything with the digital world. it's simple
I honestly don't understand the relationship between personal emotional preference (love/hate/annoyance) with his question. He asked about connection speed in remote places, which I think is a good point to be asked.
And by the way, where is admin? I can see they're online everyday, posting on their bounty thread, but somehow they ignored their ann thread
There are a lot of things they might not reply to or they respond about everything that happened in this ANN thread. But I see the question above about remote places that make the internet network not so good or not at all.
April 16, 2019, 11:07:15 AM
Does this mean if a large number of connections to the Wi-Fi point were are a decrease in the speed ?
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
You are correct. In case hundreds of users connect to the same WIFI, users are likely to experience a decrease in internet speed.
As for content review performed on the advertisement submitted on Stacks platform, we’ll work with companies that provide content review service using artificial intelligence aside from manual approval. This is to respect the law and regulation of the countries where StacksRouters will be deployed.
And about bandwitch limiting? If I have to restate my question non-verbatimly, suppose there are several people connected to a wifi, where one user sucks most of the internet speed as he's downloading files, or streaming, what'll be the solution for this?
April 16, 2019, 07:34:29 AM
Does this mean if a large number of connections to the Wi-Fi point were are a decrease in the speed ?
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
You are correct. In case hundreds of users connect to the same WIFI, users are likely to experience a decrease in internet speed.
As for content review performed on the advertisement submitted on Stacks platform, we’ll work with companies that provide content review service using artificial intelligence aside from manual approval. This is to respect the law and regulation of the countries where StacksRouters will be deployed.
April 15, 2019, 11:46:56 AM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
I don't think that's necessary to think about because if you hate it, it's hard to connect to a network and you can't do anything with the digital world. it's simple
I honestly don't understand the relationship between personal emotional preference (love/hate/annoyance) with his question. He asked about connection speed in remote places, which I think is a good point to be asked.
And by the way, where is admin? I can see they're online everyday, posting on their bounty thread, but somehow they ignored their ann thread
April 15, 2019, 08:41:00 AM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
I don't think that's necessary to think about because if you hate it, it's hard to connect to a network and you can't do anything with the digital world. it's simple
April 11, 2019, 04:52:56 PM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
April 03, 2019, 05:40:28 PM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
I would also add a little about decrease in speed, although for a different matter, does the wifi owner has control over limiting bandwitch of each connected device? Suppose someone use the wifi to download files with downloader such as Internet Download Manager (she's a badass), what'll happen to other participants' speed?
April 03, 2019, 02:21:33 PM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
2.Who will control the content of the advertisement and how? Will the user be able to disable and block adult content of the advertisement such as parental lock?
March 30, 2019, 05:42:21 AM
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
Hello holydarkness,
StacksRouter would just be an add-on which anyone could simply plug onto their existing router/modem. The internet speed from each WIFI provider would be different. When StacksRouter becomes wide-spread within a region, multiple connections may become available to WIFI users. There’ll be a difference in the stability and bandwidth of each WIFI provider. The one capable of providing higher quality service would attract more users, and advertisers are more likely to post their advertisement on the WIFI that attracts more traffic.
The areas with overload of traffic would attract more router providers and places with more supply in free WIFI would discourage additional WIFI owners to register to the platform. In short, we would like StacksCity’s platform to be a natural reflection of supply and demand of the market.
The competition will motivate WIFI providers to maintain a higher level of quality and stability of their internet connection, which will eventually benefit the WIFI user, creating a healthy ecosystem for the advertisers as well.
March 27, 2019, 05:50:47 AM
StacksCity is a decentralized advertising platform where all actors in the system are rewarded for their contributions. this project has a vision for a better future. by building smarter networks and transmission platforms and accelerating the process of technology integration.
March 27, 2019, 05:18:18 AM
I'm not a tech geek, so I am rather unfamiliar with this topic, but one thing that crossed my mind upon reading this project is privacy. Is there a policy for the router owner in regards to users' privacy? I didn't know much, but if I remember correctly, certain things are visible to whoever has access to the router, and certain malicious things can be done by those who have the access to those who access the router.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
Hello holydarkness,
First of all, we really appreciate your time for reading through our pitch deck. We'll prepare a One-Pager in the future to meet the standard of being "Brief".
To answer your question, all router owners will undergo a KYC before being listed as an accessible WIFI hotspot in the public. Any chosen location for router deployment is a result of our analysis and review. Even in the future, after a year at least, when we have an automatic distribution and approval system, it would still be programmed to meet the necessary KYC standard.
Secondly, in the blockchain, no WIFI user’s information is stored on the router as it’s not required. The user’s information entered on WIFI login page is hosted on Stacks server, where we could encrypt user information and then decode it when information reaches Stacks server via the router.
At last, our tech team is considering schemes based on AI and neural network to classify and detect malicious attacks which are common in this sort of connections such as man in the middle and eavesdropping, further details on how we approach security concerns and protect user’s privacy will be discussed and shared through our official blog on medium in the near future. I could let you know once it's published so you could read more on this topic.
Thank you again for your interest and attention. Sorry about the delay in response, please email us at [email protected] if you have more questions.
Best regards.
Thank you for the reply, if you don't mind me asking further, let's say your project goes big in the future and a lot of people interested to be router owner, I assume you'll have a policy on how close each router will be? Like, I think it will be rather a waste if someone next to his neighbor both being a host, which would share a relatively same wifi range?
March 27, 2019, 05:00:16 AM
I'm not a tech geek, so I am rather unfamiliar with this topic, but one thing that crossed my mind upon reading this project is privacy. Is there a policy for the router owner in regards to users' privacy? I didn't know much, but if I remember correctly, certain things are visible to whoever has access to the router, and certain malicious things can be done by those who have the access to those who access the router.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
Hello holydarkness,
First of all, we really appreciate your time for reading through our pitch deck. We'll prepare a One-Pager in the future to meet the standard of being "Brief".
To answer your question, all router owners will undergo a KYC before being listed as an accessible WIFI hotspot in the public. Any chosen location for router deployment is a result of our analysis and review. Even in the future, after a year at least, when we have an automatic distribution and approval system, it would still be programmed to meet the necessary KYC standard.
Secondly, in the blockchain, no WIFI user’s information is stored on the router as it’s not required. The user’s information entered on WIFI login page is hosted on Stacks server, where we could encrypt user information and then decode it when information reaches Stacks server via the router.
At last, our tech team is considering schemes based on AI and neural network to classify and detect malicious attacks which are common in this sort of connections such as man in the middle and eavesdropping, further details on how we approach security concerns and protect user’s privacy will be discussed and shared through our official blog on medium in the near future. I could let you know once it's published so you could read more on this topic.
Thank you again for your interest and attention. Sorry about the delay in response, please email us at [email protected] if you have more questions.
Best regards.
March 25, 2019, 03:38:34 PM
You somehow also missed my post about the possibility of privacy breach by router owners and other malicious actions possible from connecting to "untrusted" network that supposed to be trusted?
As I said, I'm not a tech geek, so I purely asking questions here
As I said, I'm not a tech geek, so I purely asking questions here
March 25, 2019, 02:54:17 PM
I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
To clarify on the term you used, "if the bidding stage is over", the bidding/auction is always in action in the Alpha to Beta version.
Whoever is the highest bidder will have their advertisement displayed first when someone connects to the WIFI.
As for router going off-line, if it's caused by power shortage, it would be shown as offline on the map UI. While the router is gone offline, no user would be able to connect to the WIFI, and therefore nothing is charged from the advertiser.
are you guys restricted geographically?
is there any plans to employ this initiative in other areas or any other partnership abroad?
Thanks again and best of luck.
Stacks already have the plan for international expansion on the roadmap. We are constantly open and seeking potential partners to help us better facilitate our international operations.
Please read our latest pitch deck to learn more about what we have in plan. Thank you for your support again.
The road map image is very small so we can't see the details, I have read PITCH DECK with a good idea so this will run smoothly.
Thank you for your interest and support. We'll include a larger and clearer road map in our nearest website update.
March 25, 2019, 01:04:34 PM
Why don't you answer my question about the partnership with Alibaba? You should be transparent and fair about it and explain what that is about if there is anything with them.
Please see the reply above and kindly consider emailing us at [email protected] for faster response if you have more questions related to technical and business development.
Thank you again for your time and attention.
March 25, 2019, 02:27:41 AM
If you mention Alibaba under your clients and partners sections, I think it can also be misleading. It would be a huge partnership, but what does that mean and how do you work together?
Hey Hazenyc,
Stacksnetwork built the infrastructure (laying the fiber optic cable), to help Alibaba establishing content transfer connection with China Radio and Television Network Co., Ltd. (The fourth biggest Basic telecommunications carrier in China), in four different provinces.
Stacksnetwork was also able to take advantage of having approx. 55 rented data center and 17 self-built data center across 26 provinces, 30 cities in China, to become a certified partner of Alibaba Cloud IDC (Internet Data Center), for our stabled, secured connection and service since 2014.
March 25, 2019, 01:49:09 AM
hey again, thanks for the replies.
just had a quick look on the Pitch Deck, which is not quite brief, and I think it is a solid scheme for a project contributing to the Smart City. but one thing came to mind since you are based in China, which is that Chinese mobile companies such as Huawei will release the G phones by the end of this year. this will have an astonishing internet connection speed. so, do you think that will be a point against your shared Wifi routers with avarage speed?
just had a quick look on the Pitch Deck, which is not quite brief, and I think it is a solid scheme for a project contributing to the Smart City. but one thing came to mind since you are based in China, which is that Chinese mobile companies such as Huawei will release the G phones by the end of this year. this will have an astonishing internet connection speed. so, do you think that will be a point against your shared Wifi routers with avarage speed?
March 24, 2019, 04:52:35 PM
Why don't you answer my question about the partnership with Alibaba? You should be transparent and fair about it and explain what that is about if there is anything with them.
March 21, 2019, 02:37:38 PM
I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
To clarify on the term you used, "if the bidding stage is over", the bidding/auction is always in action in the Alpha to Beta version.
Whoever is the highest bidder will have their advertisement displayed first when someone connects to the WIFI.
As for router going off-line, if it's caused by power shortage, it would be shown as offline on the map UI. While the router is gone offline, no user would be able to connect to the WIFI, and therefore nothing is charged from the advertiser.
are you guys restricted geographically?
is there any plans to employ this initiative in other areas or any other partnership abroad?
Thanks again and best of luck.
Stacks already have the plan for international expansion on the roadmap. We are constantly open and seeking potential partners to help us better facilitate our international operations.
Please read our latest pitch deck to learn more about what we have in plan. Thank you for your support again.
The road map image is very small so we can't see the details, I have read PITCH DECK with a good idea so this will run smoothly.
March 20, 2019, 03:51:37 AM
I'm not a tech geek, so I am rather unfamiliar with this topic, but one thing that crossed my mind upon reading this project is the privacy. Is there a policy for the router owner in regards to users' privacy? I didn't know much, but if I remember correctly, certain things is visible to whoever has access to the router, and certain malicious things can be done by those who has the access to those whom accessing the router.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
And by the way, just as a side note, your brief presentation (pitch deck) is not that . . . . . brief.
March 20, 2019, 03:12:18 AM
I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
To clarify on the term you used, "if the bidding stage is over", the bidding/auction is always in action in the Alpha to Beta version.
Whoever is the highest bidder will have their advertisement displayed first when someone connects to the WIFI.
As for router going off-line, if it's caused by power shortage, it would be shown as offline on the map UI. While the router is gone offline, no user would be able to connect to the WIFI, and therefore nothing is charged from the advertiser.
are you guys restricted geographically?
is there any plans to employ this initiative in other areas or any other partnership abroad?
Thanks again and best of luck.
Stacks already have the plan for international expansion on the roadmap. We are constantly open and seeking potential partners to help us better facilitate our international operations.
Please read our latest pitch deck to learn more about what we have in plan. Thank you for your support again.
March 19, 2019, 08:29:03 AM
It was mentioned, that "Our lightpaper and whitepaper will be updated once ready."
Almost 2.5 months has passed since topic was created and there are still to whitepaper in ANN thread or webpage.
How are you going to work without such basics ?
Almost 2.5 months has passed since topic was created and there are still to whitepaper in ANN thread or webpage.
How are you going to work without such basics ?
March 18, 2019, 07:54:51 AM
If you mention Alibaba under your clients and partners sections, I think it can also be misleading. It would be a huge partnership, but what does that mean and how do you work together?
March 18, 2019, 07:38:34 AM
I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
To clarify on the term you used, "if the bidding stage is over", the bidding/auction is always in action in the Alpha to Beta version.
Whoever is the highest bidder will have their advertisement displayed first when someone connects to the WIFI.
As for router going off-line, if it's caused by power shortage, it would be shown as offline on the map UI. While the router is gone offline, no user would be able to connect to the WIFI, and therefore nothing is charged from the advertiser.
are you guys restricted geographically?
is there any plans to employ this initiative in other areas or any other partnership abroad?
Thanks again and best of luck.
March 17, 2019, 10:58:58 PM
Where can we find details of team members of this project?
Thank you for your attention. We'll have more details including team information updated onto our official website in a week or two.
If you have any other suggestions, please feel free to share with us. Thank you for your support!
March 17, 2019, 06:26:23 AM
Where can we find details of team members of this project?
March 17, 2019, 06:14:30 AM
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March 13, 2019, 01:19:11 AM
I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
To clarify on the term you used, "if the bidding stage is over", the bidding/auction is always in action in the Alpha to Beta version.
Whoever is the highest bidder will have their advertisement displayed first when someone connects to the WIFI.
As for router going off-line, if it's caused by power shortage, it would be shown as offline on the map UI. While the router is gone offline, no user would be able to connect to the WIFI, and therefore nothing is charged from the advertiser.
March 10, 2019, 12:19:41 AM
Hello there,
I checked your diagram and presented architecture, I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
I checked your diagram and presented architecture, I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
Thank you for your question.
The option of making changes to an advertisement format will be made available in the future. As of the testing stage, the advertiser could do so by delisting the advertisement first then repost, since a review of content has to be made before publishing.
February 27, 2019, 12:02:00 AM
Hello there,
I checked your diagram and presented architecture, I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
I checked your diagram and presented architecture, I wonder if all scenarios were considered for all actors in the system, for example if the bidding stage is over and the advertiser decided to change the Advertisement format, or for an unknown reason the router just went off-line ?
is there a procedure or a protocol to handle theses scenarios?
thank you
February 21, 2019, 01:39:57 PM
Thanks for the reply, What stage you guys at now? Is the MVP ready？
We are testing the Alpha ver. of MVP right now. Anyone who's interested to participate in the internal testing of StacksCity platform should email [email protected]
While the team is working under a private repo on GitHub, it'll be made public in the near future.
We are also in conversation with strategic partners and seed-round investors.
The first round of bounty program is expected to launch around early March.
February 21, 2019, 03:55:28 AM
Thanks for the reply, What stage you guys at now? Is the MVP ready？
February 21, 2019, 12:19:24 AM
Looks like an interesting project, but can you answer the following questions?
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3. Why do you need blockchain?
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3. Why do you need blockchain?
The choice to implement blockchain technology is based on the need to fight fraud in digital and mobile advertising. Blockchains are decentralized peer-to-peer networks and have no single point of failure and access point for hackers. Given the user behavior and location data gathered for precision targeting by Stacks Routers, a blockchain is critical to enhancing data safety and security. A fully verifiable and immutable ledger or database that is available to all members of the WIFI ecosystem also provides a layer of trust and transparency across parties. Finally, blockchain prevents ad fraud by providing a validation mechanism for user actions such as multiple connections, views, and clicks. A decentralized system creates a check for malicious connections like bots and protects advertisers from loss caused by ad fraud.
February 20, 2019, 02:36:06 AM
Do you have clients only from China?
Hey Mihohil,
The services we provide do not limit to China. StacksNetwork has partners and clients in Southeast Asia and North America region.
What we are building in StacksCity will become the solution in many places and benefit the people around the world.
The global deployment plan is already in place for StacksCity. We'll share more details when we are at the stage.
Please follow us on Twitter to keep updated with our progress.
Thank you for your interest and support.
February 19, 2019, 11:03:03 PM
Looks like an interesting project, but can you answer the following questions?
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2. Do you have clients already sign up to publish the advertisement on your platform?
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2. Do you have clients already sign up to publish the advertisement on your platform?
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There are advertising companies and local businesses agreed to use StacksCity's platform starting from the testing stage.
We'll have an updated list of partners and clients at the official release of the platform.
If you are interested to participate in the Alpha and Beta testing, please express your interest by email to [email protected]
February 19, 2019, 08:29:56 AM
Do you have clients only from China?
February 19, 2019, 08:10:17 AM
Looks like an interesting project, but can you answer the following questions?
1. Do you have clients base to support your wifi deploying?
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1. Do you have clients base to support your wifi deploying?
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Hey Panpan,
Thank you for your interest.
To answer your first question, the coverage of StacksNetwork reaches more than 26 provinces in China. Stacks' networks have been connected to a large number of offline businesses, including chain hotels, core businesses, community-based public areas, schools, and residential complexes.
It would be an easy transition for Stacks’ existing user base and clients to onboard StacksCity’s platform on top of the service they are already receiving from Stacks.
A selected number of clients already agreed to onboard StacksCity's platform in the Alpha and Beta testing stage.
February 19, 2019, 03:02:22 AM
Looks like an interesting project, but can you answer the following questions?
1. Do you have clients base to support your wifi deploying?
2. Do you have clients already sign up to publish the advertisement on your platform?
3. Why do you need blockchain?
1. Do you have clients base to support your wifi deploying?
2. Do you have clients already sign up to publish the advertisement on your platform?
3. Why do you need blockchain?
February 18, 2019, 05:23:26 AM
I can see a solid company behind this project. IoT is a booming industry now, and it's definitely the future of technology. It has changed our way of life and we are gonna need better infrastructure and more secure connections to really get to the level of a fully smart city. Stacks looks like it's poised to break ground in the industry.
Thank you for your support. We'd appreciate any questions or feedback that you may have.
February 17, 2019, 02:02:43 AM
what exactly do you want, you talk about advertising in what form it will be delivered to the client, which means rewards each investor, what is special
Hey Konstant,
Thank you for your interest. Right below, is a description of the 3 actors in the system.
Please also read our Pitch Deck. We'd appreciate your feedback and happy to answer any questions you may have.
February 16, 2019, 02:22:24 AM
These noobs scamper around this place with their unsystematic announcements as if they were stricken by diarrhea and have a load in their panties. Again the same. If u do not know what telecom is go read telecom center user manual for windows OS, this way u can enlighten yourself and acquire a baggage of knowledge for further usage in ur announcements.
Hey Gash,
Thank you for reading. You are welcomed to share your understanding and views on the telecom industry. We'd appreciate your feedback and suggestion.
February 02, 2019, 10:24:24 AM
what exactly do you want, you talk about advertising in what form it will be delivered to the client, which means rewards each investor, what is special
February 02, 2019, 10:03:26 AM
These noobs scamper around this place with their unsystematic announcements as if they were stricken by diarrhea and have a load in their panties. Again the same. If u do not know what telecom is go read telecom center user manual for windows OS, this way u can enlighten yourself and acquire a baggage of knowledge for further usage in ur announcements.
February 02, 2019, 09:51:43 AM
I can see a solid company behind this project. IoT is a booming industry now, and it's definitely the future of technology. It has changed our way of life and we are gonna need better infrastructure and more secure connections to really get to the level of a fully smart city. Stacks looks like it's poised to break ground in the industry.
January 15, 2019, 09:34:39 AM
The announcement threads in French and Arabic are ready.
The translated version in other languages will also become available soon.
French: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-stackscity-plateforme-publicitaire-intelligente-basee-sur-wifi-5110882
Arabic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-wifi-1-5097649
The translated version in other languages will also become available soon.
French: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-stackscity-plateforme-publicitaire-intelligente-basee-sur-wifi-5110882
Arabic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-wifi-1-5097649
January 09, 2019, 04:03:26 AM
There is a lot of potential here given the solid business already behind the project as well as the technology infrastructure required to launch a successful ICO. I'm excited to hear more as the project progresses.
Thank you for your support. We will continue to share update and progress on the project through our social media channel.
January 07, 2019, 06:39:53 AM
There is a lot of potential here given the solid business already behind the project as well as the technology infrastructure required to launch a successful ICO. I'm excited to hear more as the project progresses.
January 03, 2019, 08:24:23 AM
so what's the thread for ??
it's an ICO project or what ?
You said you are founded in 2014 in shanghai and working with those big telecom companies in China, do you have any Chinese version of your so we can check it? ...
it's an ICO project or what ?
You said you are founded in 2014 in shanghai and working with those big telecom companies in China, do you have any Chinese version of your so we can check it? ...
Hey Cobonadu,
This is an announcement thread for revealing our project and launching of StacksCity's online community.
We have received a lot of help and valuable advice from industry professionals within our own resource and existing relationship. To further improve in what we believe in and to validate the vision that we have, we are welcoming and would appreciate all of the feedback and input we get from this online community, which's filled with hidden talents and experts. We are always open for discussion on potential business and technical partnerships, and hiring of new talents.
To answer your question, we are currently in the seed-round funding stage. We will have more details regarding public sale in Q2 of this year.
As for project content in Chinese, it'll be made available in the coming weeks along with other language options. We could let you know once it's ready.
Thank you for your support!
December 31, 2018, 12:55:52 PM
so what's the thread for ??
it's an ICO project or what ?
You said you are founded in 2014 in shanghai and working with those big telecom companies in China, do you have any Chinese version of your so we can check it? ...
it's an ICO project or what ?
You said you are founded in 2014 in shanghai and working with those big telecom companies in China, do you have any Chinese version of your so we can check it? ...
December 31, 2018, 12:45:00 PM
StacksCity - An intelligent interconnected ecosystem
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Company Background
StacksNetwork was founded in 2014 in Shanghai, and has been working closely with the major telecom service providers in China, offering customized enterprise standard broadband structuring service to commercial complexes; providing data transmission and data storage service to hundreds of businesses, including internationally recognized companies. Such as, Netease, Huawei, Alibaba, etc.
With the well-established grid of bandwidth network, IDC and nationwide access of resource among different telecommunication operators, Stacks Network is well-equipped with the necessary infrastructure and capability in R&D, to welcome, the coming era of Internet of Things, which we believe its foundation is built on efficient, secure and intelligent data transmission.
Stacks City Project represents our understanding and vision for the future, one that can be realized by building smarter transmission networks and platforms and accelerating the process of integrating IoT technologies in the production and management of enterprises, governments and other institutions. Only smarter production and management can make the future of cities more efficient, greener and safer.
StacksCity is a decentralized advertising platform where all actors in the system are rewarded for their contribution
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Our Project
Stacks City is building a decentralized Smart Wifi Advertising Ecosystem which would address the need of internet users in the public area; creates a new stream of income for router owners; and most importantly providing an efficient, accurate and transparent solution for advertisers. This is achieved by maximizing the combined advantage of location-based advertising; sharing economy; and blockchain technology.
Please continue on by reading our Pitch Deck, made short for your convenience.
Please read the Pitch Deck, and email [email protected] if you have question, or looking for a discussion regarding StacksCity's business and technical development
We are partnered with MATIC NETWORK, which is an adapted version of Plasma framework that provides an off/side chain scaling solution for fast and extremely low-cost transactions with finality on a mainchain. It’ll provide scalability and superior user experience to DApps/user functionalities.
We are integrating Portis on our Platform: A web-based, Ethereum and ERC20 token wallet that makes it possible to access your wallet from anywhere without any additional installations, which provides a more seamless interface comparing to Metamask.
We will continue to evaluate all possible solution and improvement to improve user experience on decentralized application. We'd be excited to see our effort made, contribute to the mass adoption of blockchain technology with real use case, where user experience is prioritized.
We consider our public appearance an early one in the marketing aspect. What we value more, is the opportunity to receive feedbacks and advice from experts; professionals; talents out here at the earliest stage as possible. We are building a platform that could bring value to the people, and to accomplish that, we want to first hear from you.
OPEN SOURCE:
Aside from back-end, all blockchain development will be open-sourced by March while we currently work under a private repo on Github.
We will share the latest update and progress through our social media channels, so you are on the same page with us.
You can email us for access if you share the same vision and interested in working together: [email protected]
For those who are interested in promoting our project, Sign Up now to be the first one notified about our Bounty Program.
Please follow us on Twitter and Medium to stay informed with our progress.
Please continue on by reading our Pitch Deck, made short for your convenience.
Please read the Pitch Deck, and email [email protected] if you have question, or looking for a discussion regarding StacksCity's business and technical development
ABOUT STACKSCITY:
Although we represent a well-established company serving the telecom industry, we've still decided to follow the methodology of Lean Startup, toward the development of StacksCity Project. The Alpha version of StacksCity Smart Wifi AD bidding system will be ready for internal testing at the end of January to those who Sign Up now. We are partnered with MATIC NETWORK, which is an adapted version of Plasma framework that provides an off/side chain scaling solution for fast and extremely low-cost transactions with finality on a mainchain. It’ll provide scalability and superior user experience to DApps/user functionalities.
We are integrating Portis on our Platform: A web-based, Ethereum and ERC20 token wallet that makes it possible to access your wallet from anywhere without any additional installations, which provides a more seamless interface comparing to Metamask.
We will continue to evaluate all possible solution and improvement to improve user experience on decentralized application. We'd be excited to see our effort made, contribute to the mass adoption of blockchain technology with real use case, where user experience is prioritized.
We consider our public appearance an early one in the marketing aspect. What we value more, is the opportunity to receive feedbacks and advice from experts; professionals; talents out here at the earliest stage as possible. We are building a platform that could bring value to the people, and to accomplish that, we want to first hear from you.
OPEN SOURCE:
Aside from back-end, all blockchain development will be open-sourced by March while we currently work under a private repo on Github.
We will share the latest update and progress through our social media channels, so you are on the same page with us.
You can email us for access if you share the same vision and interested in working together: [email protected]
TALK TO US
Please email us at [email protected] if you are interested in contributing to StacksCity's business and technical development; or speak about investor relationship. We'd be happy to speak over the phone, or meet at our office. For those who are interested in promoting our project, Sign Up now to be the first one notified about our Bounty Program.
Please follow us on Twitter and Medium to stay informed with our progress.
BOUNTY CAMPAIGN THREAD
Project Updates
Partnership Announcement with Matic
La Conexion 2019 (May 20-21, Colombia)
Meeting with Matic Network (December 2018)
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