Could you post a link to the roadmap etc., please?
Didn't find it via google.
https://www.dcorp.it/crowdsale#roadmap It's also in the whitepaper
Sorry to ask but why let you decide the shareholders to vote about the submitted proposal. Is it the only requirement to see the projects
accepted ? Because even if 100% of shareholders are agree and for vote it, it doesn't mean it is a do-able and viable project.
Or i misunderstand something ?
For sure the shareholders will have a valid reason to base their decision. And maybe the options for the projects will be based still from the developers so shareholders will still be deciding within the bounds of the whole thing, thus just choosing a better path for everybody. But let's see what the devs have to say about this.
Still trying to understand. I have finished to read from page 14 to 25. It's possible I missed an explanation, but not easy with those useless posts like
"follow Dcorp on twitter"
"check out my video"
Now I am going to read from page 1 to 14, in case it has already been explained
That's true, but that is also democracy. It's the shareholders ETH that the same shareholders are voting about.
Good idea, still have no clue what a decentralized corporation really means in this context here..
Sorry to ask but why let you decide the shareholders to vote about the submitted proposal. Is it the only requirement to see the projects
accepted ? Because even if 100% of shareholders are agree and for vote it, it doesn't mean it is a do-able and viable project.
Or i misunderstand something ?
For sure the shareholders will have a valid reason to base their decision. And maybe the options for the projects will be based still from the developers so shareholders will still be deciding within the bounds of the whole thing, thus just choosing a better path for everybody. But let's see what the devs have to say about this.
Still trying to understand. I have finished to read from page 14 to 25. It's possible I missed an explanation, but not easy with those useless posts like
"follow Dcorp on twitter"
"check out my video"
Now I am going to read from page 1 to 14, in case it has already been explained
The decentralized corporation (DCORP) is there to give structure to the organization and arrange ownership of the derivatives exchange and other future projects. A decentralized platform deserves a decentralized management structure we believe.
Or with a metaphor:
if (DCORP == Alphabet) {
DerivativesExchange = Google;
}
We update the webpage with a list of wallets which can be used to join Dcorp.
Url:
https://www.dcorp.it/crowdsale#walletsRecommended:
- Mist (official)
MetaMask (Chrome)
MyEtherWallet (MEW)
Confirmed:
- Ledger Nano S wallet (article)
Trezor wallet (article)
Wallet missing? Let us know!
Jaxx is one wallet to consider, maybe
Jaxx doesn't offer generic support for ERC 20 tokens yet. You could use Jaxx but in order to interact with your DRP tokens you'd have to export your private key and import it into MEW for example. Your DRP tokens would not be gone though!
Hi, I tried sending an ETH from my Ledger wallet to DCORP and the transaction on etherscan says "error - out of gas".
The gas amount from my Ledger wallet showed 21000.
I am not familiar with the 'gas' thing. Can anyone tell me what I need to do when I resend to make sure it goes through next time?
Thanks.
Gas is fuel for the Ethereum network, transaction fees for the miners. Because creating tokens involves more computing than a simple transfer it costs a bit more gas. On the page below you can see all transactions to the crowdsale that went through, if you click on them you see the amount of gas they used. You can match that amount of gas and try again, it should be adjustable in your wallet.
https://etherscan.io/address/0xD42433A8a0A1CEB73c8ff4e432463e2ee109039d
