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Topic: Coval is a loyalty points platform. Why has it taken so long for crypto? (Read 854 times)
October 19, 2016, 10:10:07 AM
October 19, 2016, 08:53:03 AM
Devi will not answer tweets. I do not see any replies on the forums .
I think I am right in saying that the devs are not interested in marketing or reassuring & hand holding at this time. They are also not interested in pumps and dumps.
I am all for that . Low to no marketing is key at the start.
I guess I was hoping for a little more information to be available .
October 19, 2016, 08:24:38 AM
What actually differentiate Coval token from Incent, I have read about Incent but Coval though is older than Incent I don't know much about it.
October 19, 2016, 07:32:24 AM
Devi will not answer tweets. I do not see any replies on the forums .
I think I am right in saying that the devs are not interested in marketing or reassuring & hand holding at this time. They are also not interested in pumps and dumps.
If you are not ineressted in marketing you have to find someone who is and let them do the job for you. Its an important part for success.
October 19, 2016, 03:26:40 AM
Devi will not answer tweets. I do not see any replies on the forums .
I think I am right in saying that the devs are not interested in marketing or reassuring & hand holding at this time. They are also not interested in pumps and dumps.
October 18, 2016, 08:09:11 PM
I have invested a good amount into this coin. Devi will not answer tweets. I do not see any replies on the forums . Will be selling soon if developers don't start filling in the investors of this coin .
October 14, 2016, 06:13:07 AM
"Mobile development is ongoing. Soon we will be offering beta access to applications before they hit the app store"
Above quote As per COVAL's last update Oct 8th. I am excited to see what develops .
Would like to see more updates from the team . possibly a SLACK channel ? Web site needs a bit more info ? http://cov.al/
COVAL Dev - Do you have a SLACK channel ?
Above quote As per COVAL's last update Oct 8th. I am excited to see what develops .
Would like to see more updates from the team . possibly a SLACK channel ? Web site needs a bit more info ? http://cov.al/
COVAL Dev - Do you have a SLACK channel ?
Yeah, would like to join that too!
Also, the website cov.al is down?
October 13, 2016, 01:45:04 PM
"Mobile development is ongoing. Soon we will be offering beta access to applications before they hit the app store"
Above quote As per COVAL's last update Oct 8th. I am excited to see what develops .
Would like to see more updates from the team . possibly a SLACK channel ? Web site needs a bit more info ? http://cov.al/
COVAL Dev - Do you have a SLACK channel ?
Above quote As per COVAL's last update Oct 8th. I am excited to see what develops .
Would like to see more updates from the team . possibly a SLACK channel ? Web site needs a bit more info ? http://cov.al/
COVAL Dev - Do you have a SLACK channel ?
October 13, 2016, 11:29:53 AM
In many ways loyalty points were the original virtual currency. With the blockchain making the often wasteful redeeming of points efficient it makes me wonder why crypto has not entered this area sooner than now.
Maybe the real future for all crypto including Bitcoin is a value added bonus system alongside fiat/cash purchases? For one it's not so intimidating if people are collecting 'points' or tokens rather than being thrown into a full crypto currency. Plus the sophistication of the blockchain means the loyalty industry can fine tune to the customer in ways it never could before, across brands and businesses. Loyal industry is worth around 70 billion! Annually. This is why Coval is in an awesome position right now as the first to capitalize on it.
Maybe the real future for all crypto including Bitcoin is a value added bonus system alongside fiat/cash purchases? For one it's not so intimidating if people are collecting 'points' or tokens rather than being thrown into a full crypto currency. Plus the sophistication of the blockchain means the loyalty industry can fine tune to the customer in ways it never could before, across brands and businesses. Loyal industry is worth around 70 billion! Annually. This is why Coval is in an awesome position right now as the first to capitalize on it.
Smart question
September 12, 2016, 03:33:48 PM
In many ways loyalty points were the original virtual currency. With the blockchain making the often wasteful redeeming of points efficient it makes me wonder why crypto has not entered this area sooner than now.
Maybe the real future for all crypto including Bitcoin is a value added bonus system alongside fiat/cash purchases? For one it's not so intimidating if people are collecting 'points' or tokens rather than being thrown into a full crypto currency. Plus the sophistication of the blockchain means the loyalty industry can fine tune to the customer in ways it never could before, across brands and businesses. Loyal industry is worth around 70 billion! Annually. This is why Coval is in an awesome position right now as the first to capitalize on it.
Maybe the real future for all crypto including Bitcoin is a value added bonus system alongside fiat/cash purchases? For one it's not so intimidating if people are collecting 'points' or tokens rather than being thrown into a full crypto currency. Plus the sophistication of the blockchain means the loyalty industry can fine tune to the customer in ways it never could before, across brands and businesses. Loyal industry is worth around 70 billion! Annually. This is why Coval is in an awesome position right now as the first to capitalize on it.
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