Kevins AMA Video in detail..
1:32 | How and when will we submit the KYC form for the presale?
2:55 | Do we get bonusses for holding XCM (Coin)? If not, what’s to prevent a mass dump when it hits the exchange?
7:01 | What is your experience running FXPig and how will that help to build CoinMetro? Also, from FXPig to CoinMetro, have there been any challenges and how have you overcome them. What has been the overall experience going from Forex to Crypto?
10:44 | How will marketing be done after the pre-sale, will it be increased?
14:03 | It seems like South Korea will expand KYC by requiring a linked bank account. Will this be part of your KYC verification as well?
17:28 | In terms of differentiating, will you restrict yourself to the main coins only, or expand into altcoins as well?
22:30 | As a greedy investor, what is the value of the token you see post lock-up period and how will the how will the burn rate as described in the whitepaper tie into that?
31:13 | Are you worried about pump and dump groups coming in and voting on a certain token, only to then pump and dump it on the platform? Do you have a strategy to prevent this from happening?
36:27 | The whitepaper mentions “transparent, third-party audits”. Will these audits be there only for Bitcoin, or for every fiat currency and/or cryptocurrency that you hold? Will these audits be there from the get-go and will they be published?
41:00 | Apparently the Bitcoin Cards from TenX, BitPay, Bitwala and Wirex stopped working after VISA stopped providing services to WaveCrest, who issued the cards for these companies. Was CoinMetro planning to use WaveCrest as well? If so, how will you prevent something like this from happening? Apparently WaveCrest was non-compliant with VISA membership regulations.
45:43 | On the token buy-back program: what actually happens when the platform buys back the tokens? The tokens that don’t get burned, will you keep them in a vault, will they go back into circulation or something else? How exactly will that work when you take your fees in the native token?
48:15 | Will the native token be mandatory in using the CoinMetro platform for adoption? Do we first have to deposit fiat, then buy the coin and then use the platform? Or can we deposit Bitcoin, buy coins and then use the platform.
50:02 | Since you’ll be putting in an effort to keep fees low, aren’t you worried that people will flock to the platform just for cashing out? So for example: people who have never used the platform will just put a lot of Bitcoin on there, convert it to euro and then pull the euros of the platform into their bankaccount. Do you think this will hurt your liquidity and do you have a plan to counter this sort of action?
54:32 | What are your benefits over other main exchanges and do you plan on marketing and becoming the main, nr. 1 exchange, or are you content with a low market penetration?
61:50 | Will the token supply fund decrease in size together with the token burn? Or will it grow relatively bigger since it stays at the same amount of tokens while the overall supply decreases?
64:23 | The whitepaper talks about “stabilising the XCM market”, what does that mean? Is this only done when no-one is selling COIN and the platform needs it because all fees are converted to COIN?
1:09:37 | Could you elaborate on your wallet system for customers? Moving crypto of and on exchanges and keeping my own secure cold storage wallets is quite the task. Do you plan on offering some kind of secure, cold multi-currency wallet?
But this is my first ICO and I'm pretty new in the crypto too, and I often read crazy numbers about ICOs and, even if we're at the very beginning of this one, I would be glad if someone more experienced could tell me what he thinks about it in comparison with a few previous ones !
