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August 17, 2017, 04:23:46 AM
1.   You’re right in that it's not P2P payments, rather peer-to-peer rentals as per our WP, however you will note that in ATLANT, there is no 3rd party holding funds in a discretionary way.
2.   Transaction fees are payable by the tenant, typically an insignificant value which serves as transaction-spam protection.
3.   Settlement is imposed and determined on a particular prescribed date & time in case there is no conflict resolution event.
4.   Users will not have to download & install ATLANT’s desktop app as it is not the only part of our presentation tier. Mainstream customers will use our web app with a simple and clean UI built with VueJS. Web app communicates with ATLANT nodes under the hood.
5.   The year is  not a random number, rather it was estimated by our team based on the Goldman Sachs projected growth numbers coupled with our own estimates, which we cite in our WP.

I kindly ask you to refrain from advertising your project in our topic as it breaks the forum rules. You are very welcome to critique and leave comments regarding our project, but first please spend the time to read our white paper.

1. What's the difference from airbnb?
2. This means only that very few tenants will post their comments
3. What then is the difference from direct payment, if there is no verification other than the date?
4. Ok
5. You just use the famous name Goldman Sachs in your answer.

Look, I just read your white paper, which has 9 pages of which 8.9 are fluff. First I urge you to try to create something or at least read my white paper before asking questions which it elaborates on in detail.
1. 3-5% vs 30% fees
2. Don't follow your logic
3. Read our white paper Smiley
4. At least you agree on something, there's progress
5. I'm actually quite familiar with GS research because I used to work there, as an analyst. We don't just use the name, but cite their analysis

Again read the white paper before spamming...
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August 17, 2017, 04:00:24 AM
1.   You’re right in that it's not P2P payments, rather peer-to-peer rentals as per our WP, however you will note that in ATLANT, there is no 3rd party holding funds in a discretionary way.
2.   Transaction fees are payable by the tenant, typically an insignificant value which serves as transaction-spam protection.
3.   Settlement is imposed and determined on a particular prescribed date & time in case there is no conflict resolution event.
4.   Users will not have to download & install ATLANT’s desktop app as it is not the only part of our presentation tier. Mainstream customers will use our web app with a simple and clean UI built with VueJS. Web app communicates with ATLANT nodes under the hood.
5.   The year is  not a random number, rather it was estimated by our team based on the Goldman Sachs projected growth numbers coupled with our own estimates, which we cite in our WP.

I kindly ask you to refrain from advertising your project in our topic as it breaks the forum rules. You are very welcome to critique and leave comments regarding our project, but first please spend the time to read our white paper.

1. What's the difference from airbnb?
2. This means only that very few tenants will post their comments
3. What then is the difference from direct payment, if there is no verification other than the date?
4. Ok
5. You just use the famous name Goldman Sachs in your answer.
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August 17, 2017, 03:54:46 AM
i think atlant is bad abs project and i tell everyone not invest

but i agree with atlant, should not advertise your own project here.
don't just make empty claims - substantiate them
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August 17, 2017, 03:15:23 AM
i think atlant is bad abs project and i tell everyone not invest

but i agree with atlant, should not advertise your own project here.
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August 17, 2017, 01:26:27 AM
Announcement

We keep receiving numerous requests to publish a comparison chart covering all Real Estate (RE) blockchain projects on the market.
This task is set to be now a high-priority one, and we will deliver the results asap.

A basic list of active RE projects can be found here: https://icobench.com/icos/real-estate
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August 17, 2017, 12:58:26 AM
don't think it's a scam,

but rather a numerous amount of rel estate projects: atlant, rex, smartre, real, etc

can you list strengths of your project compared to others?

The ATLANT platform will enable subdivision of individual parcels of real estate by tokenization, and ATLANT will subsequently list them on exchanges via PTO (Property Token Offering), starting with the decentralized ADEX exchange, based on Ethereum smart contracts.

What we plan to do is create a tradeable marketplace for individual real estate properties which would revolutionize one of the world's largest markets. Also we plan to disrupt Expedia, Airbnb and Booking which charge upwards of 30% because of their bloated staff.

Many other real estate projects just replicate what already exists such as ETFs or REITs in a crypto wrapper - which we think is not terribly useful or innovative.
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August 16, 2017, 11:31:05 PM
don't think it's a scam,

but rather a numerous amount of rel estate projects: atlant, rex, smartre, real, etc

can you list strengths of your project compared to others?
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August 16, 2017, 10:57:08 PM
this is abs scam.

not scam, but unsound business model. stay away from tokenize asset project like atlant
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August 16, 2017, 05:50:34 PM
We added a new advisor & corporate councel Julian L. Zegelman, Esq.

Julian is an experienced corporate attorney, serial entrepreneur and angel investor.  He is a Managing Parter at Velton Zegelman PC, a boutique corporate and securities law firm with offices in San Francisco (CA), Sunnyvale (CA), and Moscow (Russia).  Julian's practice focuses on corporate law, securities, venture capital, and the emerging field of cryptocurrency law. He is currently acting as company's counsel in numerous high profile ICO ("initial coin offering") transactions ranging from Singapore to Delaware.  Some of his ICO transactions include Starta Capital, Suretly, ParagonCoin, GoldMint, Cindicator and others.

Earlier in his career, Julian was a co-founder and General Counsel of Rolith, Inc., where he focused on fundraising, corporate development, and legal affairs.  During his tenure at Rolith, Julian raised multiple rounds of venture capital financing, completed strategic technology deals with large corporate partners, and negotiated inbound and outbound licensing of intellectual property.  Rolith was acquired by MetaMaterial Technologies, Inc. in May 2016.

In recognition of his professional accomplishments, Julian was awarded the prestigious SuperLawyers® award in California (only awarded to top 2.5% of the California bar members) multiple years in a row.  He received his B.Sc. in Biochemistry from University of California San Diego and his J.D. from University of Minnesota.

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August 16, 2017, 05:19:16 PM
What is ATP and ATL?

After sending ETH you will immediately receive the ATP pre-sale tokens to your Ethereum address, which will be automatically converted to the ATL platform tokens after the ICO (scheduled at September 7th).

This is done by the Ethereum smart contract automatically - when receiving ETH contribution our smart contract immediately allocates the corresponding amount of ATP tokens at the rate 1 ETH = 505 ATP.

Straight after the ICO all ATP tokens will be converted to ATL tokens by another contract at the rate 1 ATP = 2 ATL.

Thus, you receive 1010 ATL tokens per 1 Ether in case you contribute during the pre-sale (current phase).

You can check your ATP balance with most popular Ethereum wallets, e.g. MyEtherWallet or Mist.


This will be my first time joining in a pre-sale/ICO and I need a bit of help to ensure I don't lose the ethereum I send!

Is this compatible with my parity wallet? Do I send from my parity wallet to the ATLANT wallet and that's it for now? I have loaded the contract under "contracts"

Please help!

Thanks,

Newbie

You can use your Parity wallet to send ETH, per instructions on http://www.atlant.io. However, it is much easier to see your balances on MEW before the ICO and while you are holding ATP which will eventually turn into ATL. Hope that makes sense.
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August 16, 2017, 04:20:24 PM
What is ATP and ATL?

After sending ETH you will immediately receive the ATP pre-sale tokens to your Ethereum address, which will be automatically converted to the ATL platform tokens after the ICO (scheduled at September 7th).

This is done by the Ethereum smart contract automatically - when receiving ETH contribution our smart contract immediately allocates the corresponding amount of ATP tokens at the rate 1 ETH = 505 ATP.

Straight after the ICO all ATP tokens will be converted to ATL tokens by another contract at the rate 1 ATP = 2 ATL.

Thus, you receive 1010 ATL tokens per 1 Ether in case you contribute during the pre-sale (current phase).

You can check your ATP balance with most popular Ethereum wallets, e.g. MyEtherWallet or Mist.


This will be my first time joining in a pre-sale/ICO and I need a bit of help to ensure I don't lose the ethereum I send!

Is this compatible with my parity wallet? Do I send from my parity wallet to the ATLANT wallet and that's it for now? I have loaded the contract under "contracts"

Please help!

Thanks,

Newbie
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August 16, 2017, 03:12:37 PM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


What is AdEx?


ATLANT codebase includes ADEX (decentralized exchange) EVM smart contracts to allow for a
safe and secure method of exchange between Platform tokens (“ATL”) and property tokens (e.g.
“ATLAXXX”). Ether and other ERC20 tokens may also be exchanged for property tokens on the
decentralized ADEX exchange.
Exchanging tokens by means of this model reduces a number of risks associated with traditional
centralized exchanges – e.g. a risk of failure to fulfill its obligations to customers. Nevertheless, it
is possible for some part of the tokens to be tradeable at centralized digital currency exchanges
as well. From an economic point of view, there is an incentive for both ATL token holders and
property token holders to contribute to tokens being traded at centralized exchanges.
Tokens are traded via a traditional two-sided market consisting of bids and offers. If there are
more buyers or sellers the market mechanism will move the token price, and thus the market
 capitalization of the asset, to a clearing level in accordance with the market’s assessment of
the property value
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August 16, 2017, 02:50:32 PM
What is ATP and ATL?

After sending ETH you will immediately receive the ATP pre-sale tokens to your Ethereum address, which will be automatically converted to the ATL platform tokens after the ICO (scheduled at September 7th).

This is done by the Ethereum smart contract automatically - when receiving ETH contribution our smart contract immediately allocates the corresponding amount of ATP tokens at the rate 1 ETH = 505 ATP.

Straight after the ICO all ATP tokens will be converted to ATL tokens by another contract at the rate 1 ATP = 2 ATL.

Thus, you receive 1010 ATL tokens per 1 Ether in case you contribute during the pre-sale (current phase).

You can check your ATP balance with most popular Ethereum wallets, e.g. MyEtherWallet or Mist.

this rate is just for pre sale ICO?  what abount the ico price 1 ATP is 1 ATL? when are you going to pay the bounty distributions just the after the ico and in october? than ks dev for the info
The rate of pre-sale is 1010 ATL per 1 ETH, because you will receive 505 ATP and it will turn into 1010 ATL per 1 ETH. Bounty will be paid out after the ICO.
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August 16, 2017, 01:44:41 PM
What is ATP and ATL?

After sending ETH you will immediately receive the ATP pre-sale tokens to your Ethereum address, which will be automatically converted to the ATL platform tokens after the ICO (scheduled at September 7th).

This is done by the Ethereum smart contract automatically - when receiving ETH contribution our smart contract immediately allocates the corresponding amount of ATP tokens at the rate 1 ETH = 505 ATP.

Straight after the ICO all ATP tokens will be converted to ATL tokens by another contract at the rate 1 ATP = 2 ATL.

Thus, you receive 1010 ATL tokens per 1 Ether in case you contribute during the pre-sale (current phase).

You can check your ATP balance with most popular Ethereum wallets, e.g. MyEtherWallet or Mist.

this rate is just for pre sale ICO?  what abount the ico price 1 ATP is 1 ATL? when are you going to pay the bounty distributions just the after the ico and in october? than ks dev for the info
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August 16, 2017, 12:25:33 PM
What is ATP and ATL?

After sending ETH you will immediately receive the ATP pre-sale tokens to your Ethereum address, which will be automatically converted to the ATL platform tokens after the ICO (scheduled at September 7th).

This is done by the Ethereum smart contract automatically - when receiving ETH contribution our smart contract immediately allocates the corresponding amount of ATP tokens at the rate 1 ETH = 505 ATP.

Straight after the ICO all ATP tokens will be converted to ATL tokens by another contract at the rate 1 ATP = 2 ATL.

Thus, you receive 1010 ATL tokens per 1 Ether in case you contribute during the pre-sale (current phase).

You can check your ATP balance with most popular Ethereum wallets, e.g. MyEtherWallet or Mist.
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August 16, 2017, 07:50:40 AM
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Peer-to-Peer Rentals
Will make it possible to significantly reduce fees taken from both parties (tenant and lessor) and minimize possibility of fake reviews and forged ratings, which are the main problems of existing centralized rental services such as Airbnb and Booking.
Do you want to put user reviews in the blockchain of the ethereum? Who will pay for it? Unfortunately, your project is more like a scam.

As far as I remember, at the announcement you did not have p2p payments for rent, they were peeked from us? Your project is a spherical horse in you know what, blockchain in all and everything. Unreal.
If you take the ideas from us then you should to put copyright Smiley Our platform is using a blockchain as a payment (in the auction it is not used, because of fact that any bid will be paid by tenants).
Tenants will pay fee for each action? Or will you pay that fee to the miners?

Could you please write your questions in coherent English so that we may properly understand them?

Our ideas were not copied from any other project, and are solely ours. Otherwise, sources are quoted and referenced - please see the white paper : https://atlant.io/assets/documents/en/Atlant_WP_publish.pdf.
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August 16, 2017, 07:37:29 AM
Quote
Peer-to-Peer Rentals
Will make it possible to significantly reduce fees taken from both parties (tenant and lessor) and minimize possibility of fake reviews and forged ratings, which are the main problems of existing centralized rental services such as Airbnb and Booking.
Do you want to put user reviews in the blockchain of the ethereum? Who will pay for it? Unfortunately, your project is more like a scam.

As far as I remember, at the announcement you did not have p2p payments for rent, they were peeked from us? Your project is a spherical horse in you know what, blockchain in all and everything. Unreal.
If you take the ideas from us then you should to put copyright Smiley Our platform is using a blockchain as a payment (in the auction it is not used, because of fact that any bid will be paid by tenants).
Tenants will pay fee for each action? Or will you pay that fee to the miners?
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August 16, 2017, 07:33:35 AM
Um, Atlant guys. Would you mind taking note who your spokespersons are in the OP. This is quite confusing that many are speaking in behalf of the Atlant team. There are so much phishing attempts in crypto. Next thing you know one of the so-called team members would post a fake Atlant ETH address for the ICO.
We will never post any information regarding payment instructions outside of our website.
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August 16, 2017, 07:04:20 AM
Um, Atlant guys. Would you mind taking note who your spokespersons are in the OP. This is quite confusing that many are speaking in behalf of the Atlant team. There are so much phishing attempts in crypto. Next thing you know one of the so-called team members would post a fake Atlant ETH address for the ICO.
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August 16, 2017, 06:32:49 AM
tokens which will be unsold, will be burned
I'm about this one.


You're right, it does not say that in the initial document - we have stated it on this thread multiple times, will stick to this.
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