Topic: DCORP Venture Capitalism - page 29. (Read 127607 times)

What is the maximum supply for the token?

Platforms such as neo and ethereum try to convince other companies to use their blockchain. Dcorp dont do that. Our difference is we fund our own projects and benefit from the profits ourselves. You cant submit a project at neo for example and get funded. But on dcorp you can. Submit idea, voting start, majority votes in favor and voila your project has been funded and ready to go. Backed by dcorp shareholders.

What makes this so strong? Everyone "owns" the new project so everyone can do their part with bright ideas, spreading the news, using connections to help it grow etc.

The exchanges we will be listed on are:


Cryptopia - DRP

EtherDelta - DRP/DRPS/DRPU

Idex - DRP/DRPS/DRPU

Decentrex - DRP

Mercatox - DRP

Hitbtc - DRPU (DRPU will be launched on HITBTC on November 17th.)



https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dcorp/

 There is a token called DRP2 on EtherDelta.  This token is not associated with Dcorp, please do not confuse. DRP2 is Digital Rupiah and is not associated Dcorp our project.

If DRPS is stored on MEW will the dividends still be paid out, or is further action required?

Dcorp not listed here:
https://getcrypto.info/
https://mobile.twitter.com/getcryptoinfo

DCORP only pays dividends if you own the DRPS token, which hasn't been released yet.  DCORP is releasing its converting tool on thier website where you will be able to convert the DRP you own to DRPS or DRPU.  If you want dividends, then DRPS is the way to go with a ratio of 1:1.  If you want more voting power on projects, DRPU is the way to go with a 1:2 ratio.

After all these months it is released.

On November 17th you can send in your DRP and convert it to dividend paying or utility.

No its less than that if you take into consideration the ANGEL day.

Does DCORP pay its investors dividends>?

ICO price was $1 for 1 DRP

Coinmarketcap:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dcorp/

$1.52

I think that was about 0,7USD/1DCORP. Because I remember that about 5,5m+USD was raised under the ICO.

i think 0.5 dollar

What was the ICO price?

its already trading on etherdelta!

To an amazing price: 0.00500-0.00700. And its not even listed on coinmarketcap.

I would really suggest everyone to pick up some coins. This has the possibilty to get huge.

https://etherdelta.com/#DRP-ETH

If you know a bit coding, the code is already there. An escrowed smartcontract is not very much different than the smartcontract we used to send Eth and get Drp back.

Remember, we are also putting up an exchange from DRP to U/S and lastly, Dcorp will earn profit from it.

So tokens have been finally unlocked!
Still not listed on coinmarketcap though... Where can it be traded? I found it on etherdelta, cryptopia, if I remember correctly it has been voted to be added on nova a whila ago. Anywhere else?

@jc12345

You're right about slack they suck. I never liked it and I left it month ago. Actualy, I still can't believe that almost all these "Open source/decentralized" project are using "closed source/centralized" like this. The worst part is, they took month before reacting and the projects have to pay them anyway for their services crap...

There are tons of FLOSS project that offers at least the same functionalities and more. Decentralized, encrypted connections... eg. Rocketchat, RIOT... based on Matrix wich bring all the technical good stuff that people need. Around ten crypto projects have already moved from slack to one of these two and are now working with them for a greater good.

You are also right about the hardware wallet. Undeniable. Sadly for me I am waiting for them to arrive... bad timing I guess...

@Fluffington

Sounds a good idea but I doubt they have the time/ressources to put in this. At least for now. Plus, there are already plenty of project for decentralized/p2p trading plateform so it could be kind of re-inventing the wheel.

Look at 0x about that. A bit like Matrix, they provide all the bases for other projects to build their own Xchange on it and If I recall right, they have already one as a partner.

Thanks for your support guys (and girls?). Don't hesitate to PM me if you like, I ll reply asap.

A+
Walletor

We know you are not, bad luck for you! I hope the gentleman with your tokens gives them back some time.

Further up in the thread, I suggested that Dcorp should put up an internal exchange for us the buy and sell our tokens from/to Eth.

I think that is a good idea and an exchange we have control over and one linked to smartcontracts.
Also, Dcorp can make profit holding back a small fee for every transaction being made.

This way, we need to go no further than to our own site to do all swithing between DRP U/S and Eth.
The exchange can be linked up with smartcontracts. Buy and sell orders linked to escrowed smartcontracts that hold either Eth or DRP S/U until a buyer/seller raise equal amount in the opposite currency and releases from the escrow.

Think about it, it makes Dcorp earn profit too!
(My signature is now changed for this!)

There are a lot of phishing scams out there trying to get people to log into MEW. Saw lots of them hit Slack a while ago. The best is to use a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Ledger Blue and link it to MEW. Then your tokens cannot be stolen as you have to click a button on the device to authorize a transfer out. Those of you that got hit probably was tricked into logging onto a fake MEW site.

Well, phished most certainly not and actualy I am not pissed eitheir.

Sad surely but I know the risks I am taking so I accept that. Besides, it would'nt solved anything. What is done is done...

Anyway, please pass the word to others it may prevent them to get got.

Yes, and the more I dig the more I find that many others have been robbed the same way.

Sadly, I've just find out that my HVN are gone too... It happened 6 days ago. Both time, the token went out a few hours after I tested Etherdelta... and, actualy, they (BOT ?) sent them right away to... Etherdelta_2 contract 0x8d12A197cB00D4747a1fe03395095ce2A5CC6819

I don't say that the guys behind Etherdelta are involved in this but as we say in French "Il n'y a pas de fumée sans feu" (There is no smoke without fire).

Some ars... have probably found one or more breaches to exploit in a way or in another.