Why is the amount less
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AMOUNT OF USD RAISED It fluctuates
The USD amount displayed on the website is a real-time conversion from ETH to USD. Since we're raising ETH and converting to USD on the website, the USD amount can fluctuate.
I'm sorry but i did not get the fundamental purpose of the Project. anybody to tell me very quick and neat?
Good luck with finding real answers.
All I hear is Derivates for Cryptocurrency.
DCORP has been highly impressive since it take-off on June 1 and people had been supportive of this highly recommended project where users are allow to summit ideas and proposal which is approved by a teams of highly experienced directors.
Yes the comunity and investors are growing too, i saw on social media about it
they are very active to explain about the DCORP on Twitter,
the investors will add more because of social media, Twitter, Facebook
that is good place to promote the DCORP.
Yes and google, youtube, news sites, everyone is interested to write about Dcorp, the moment is here. We are so excited!!!!
Really where?
All I see are links from your sites to press releases (which you may have paid for). Show me some real coverage!
You have been advertising DCORP for almost 2 weeks if not more. So the ads are plain visible. Where is the real news?
This is what worries me as well.
It's not really clear what they are selling. The core business is "funding and managing the development of other Ethereum projects and operating them autonomously" and one of their "seed projects" is the derivatives exchange which has very little explanation, but seems to be the main selling point in most of their marketing material?
This worries me a bit plus not really any of the team members seems to have much real experience in financial markets /derivatives (looking at their LinkedIn pages). So who exactly is working on this derivatives exchange and who is working on the company's core business? The main white paper says that the derivatives exchange white paper will be published on DCORP's forum.... I cannot find it, does anyone have a link?
Hi BWH1984, welcome to bitcointalk! We're not trying to sell you anything, and anybody should decide for themselves if they believe in DCORP and its derivatives exchange. If you don't, please don't acquire DRP. We're trying to build a community of people who believe in it and work towards a common goal.
I'm sorry if our message is not clear, I'll try to explain it with a bit of background info. Most of us have been trading for a long time, on the stock market and later on the cryptocurrency market, with success. Hansco Leek actually worked as a day trader for many years, trading stocks and derivatives on the floor in Amsterdam (please see his profile), he was successful too! After that he and his brother, Corben Leek started an internet business that is thriving now. Except for Hansco Leek and Corben Leek we are all connected professionally.
We've anticipated a future where stocks can be traded on the blockchain. Where we'd never have to stop trading, near instant transactions, no need for third parties, no downtime, no DDOS, no need to login or identify. That would be great! Now, we believe that in order for that to happen, we need decentralized derivatives. The decentralized stock market (or any market) on the blockchain should not offer it's participants less, but more options and securities in order to become mainstream. Also, our derivatives can contribute to a less volatile market, which is a good thing for everyone involved.
So, the idea of decentralized derivatives was out there. DCORP is there to give structure to and arrange ownership of the derivatives exchange (and other projects but I'll get to that soon). Much like the relationship between Alphabet and Google. DRP is the token, you can compare it to a share in DCORP, that acts as proof of ownership and entitles to voting right and possibly dividend. DRP and DCORP also ensure that there is a user base of involved people, everyone has DRP believes in the project and converted ETH to get it! That's great because now we can involve our community in the development process of the exchange, we end up building an exchange that people want, instead of what we thing that people want.
The other projects part is there to leave some room for growth, we have ideas that we want to propose to our community, but others (who possibly have a better idea) should be given the chance to do so as well. We believe that this way we can find and retain talent and make sure that the best ideas (that can extend the derivatives exchange) are developed. Besides that, the prospect of growth (like the prospect of dividend) can have a positive effect on the DRP price, which is good news for DRP owners!
About the whitepaper, we tried to keep it simple and mention the differences between the on-blockchain and off-blockchain versions. Since, in our opinion at least, derivatives are pretty straight forward. Also, there is a ton of information out there about derivatives if you'd like to learn about derivatives in general. We thought of this pre-whitepaper as an easy-to-read changelog to traditional derivatives, assuming that the reader had an understanding about derivatives.
Who is making the exchange? I am! Among others, I'll be responsible for the Solidity development. Like we did when developing the crowdsale and token contracts, we use external security experts to review the code. After that, the community gets a chance to review the code. Also, the source is made public on etherscan.io. The workings of the derivatives contracts, the design, additionally is reviewed by professionals (from our network), but any other external review would be more than welcome as we aim to deliver an excellent project!
I hope this answers your questions, if not let me know!