Today NEWS: Bitcoin support is added. Now you can send, store and receive bitcoin with OmniStore.Online wallet. Wallet recovery mnemonics for bitcoin are also available
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Topic: Development of the online multicurrency service (Read 457 times)
We've added bitcoin support. Now you can send, store and receive bitcoin with OmniStore.Online wallet. Wallet recovery mnemonics for bitcoin are also available.
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We're preparing to launch btc support in the OmniStore.Online wallet.
OmniStore has been listed on the masternode sharing platform p2p-coins.pro
https://p2p-coins.pro/coins
https://p2p-coins.pro/coins
DIscord link changed to https://discord.gg/t7Pk7fk
I THINK that the PROJECT has a great future because there are a lot of intermediaries in this business and the project is designed to help solve this problem.
Thanks!) We're working)
commission for withdrawing 5 coins !! complete laugh !!
It's a network fee, 5 sat/byte. About 0.0000225 omns.
commission for withdrawing 5 coins !! complete laugh !!
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You can earn up to 25% of all payments made by your partners on the OmniStore coinsale, inside the OmniStore.Wallet and future services.
Create your OmniStore account and use your promo code, register link and coinsale link to invite new users and to sale OMNS coins.
OmniStore promocode grades
Rewards are paid in BTC or ETH
Good concept, I really like the above design and everything needs to be followed from the beginning, hopefully it will run well and can get sympathetic from the community.
Thanks for positive feedback, it's very important for us!))
Good concept, I really like the above design and everything needs to be followed from the beginning, hopefully it will run well and can get sympathetic from the community.
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Also OmniStore.Bazaar will be launched in about a month, no matter what you call it - "semantic games" or anything else, and you're welcome to use it))
You know you just contradicted yourself. But let's talk market. Granted, nobody knows tomorrow - I think - but as a consumer, I'll be more confident in a "fully-backed product" rather than "something working and useable".
Okay, let's start with analogies and talk about, for example, linux kernel. At first it consisted of a few thousand lines of code, could only load itself, and had no real use, and after some years it became huge, complex and useable.
You can object, that linux kernel isn't a subject of any coinsale, but it doesn't matter - the concept of progressive development matters.
Just wanted justification for your "not coinsale" label when an IEO is a coinsale?
Please refer to that section once again. Non-ICO means that we don't run canonical ICO backed with air. You can call it "game of semantics" or whatever, but the concept is totally different.
It's a fine line between criticism and trolling. ...skipped... And again, rather than get answers, I'm being roped in to "assist" the project with "skilled labor".
If you criticise - you have to suggest something. Otherwise it's, to speak like you, is the real "game of trolls" (please don't take it personally, i mean no offence). If you want answers - please, ask questions, i'll be glad to talk with you. If you want to criticise - please do, but not with "you're empty, useless and full of lies", but more constructive. Hence our invitation to assist in any form - constructive criticism, or, as you say, "skilled labor".
Promises with half-baked products that shortly spirals into abandonware/exit is very much the motto of this year, so even if you have it doesn't mean you can and it will be sustained.
This can be said about any project, even, to speak like you, "fully-backed" wirh some product. Does it mean that every single project is something empty? At least, we have something working and useable.
You know you just contradicted yourself. But let's talk market. Granted, nobody knows tomorrow - I think - but as a consumer, I'll be more confident in a "fully-backed product" rather than "something working and useable". Not a diss on your product, but accept it. Nobody wants to buy a car they have to first push before it starts. I do understand your enthusiasm for your own creation, but do know that the bear market save a lot of projects evaporated (and still evaporating) and quite the number were offering somewhat similar services
And still, that curveball does little to justify the game of semantics you have going on
That's not a curveball. It would be a curveball if we'd displayed some non-working mvp, but as you can see we have something more.
If you want to troll us - please, go on. But if you are not trolling, you can assist us with something good you can do - coding, texts, interfaces, or whatever you're good in.
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It's a fine line between criticism and trolling. However, the latter is not the case here. Just wanted justification for your "not coinsale" label when an IEO is a coinsale? And again, rather than get answers, I'm being roped in to "assist" the project with "skilled labor".
Promises with half-baked products that shortly spirals into abandonware/exit is very much the motto of this year, so even if you have it doesn't mean you can and it will be sustained.
This can be said about any project, even, to speak like you, "fully-backed" wirh some product. Does it mean that every single project is something empty? At least, we have something working and useable.
And still, that curveball does little to justify the game of semantics you have going on
That's not a curveball. It would be a curveball if we'd displayed some non-working mvp, but as you can see we have something more.
If you want to troll us - please, go on. But if you are not trolling, you can assist us with something good you can do - coding, texts, interfaces, or whatever you're good in.
Precisely what I was going to point out. There's virtually no difference between an IEO and an ICO - it's still a sale, either way, you slice it. These games of semantics never goes down well anymore. For a fleeting second, thought I'd stumbled in on something good...
You know, that's a bit offensive... I would understand you, if we had only promices without any product, but we DO have it. So, please, take a little look at our launched services before saying that we're empty)
Promises without product was 2016/2017. Promises with half-baked products that shortly spirals into abandonware/exit is very much the motto of this year, so even if you have it doesn't mean you can and it will be sustained.
And still, that curveball does little to justify the game of semantics you have going on
The OmniStore concept is to integrate functions of the blockchain.com, localbitcoins.com and coinpayments.net in one service for multiple coins, preserving all best from each service - user-end tx signing, top-safe wallets and multitudes of supported coins.
How I see it is Russian project and price is too big for this MN.
Do you plan staying anonymous or would you prefer to reveal the identities of the developers?
Do you plan staying anonymous or would you prefer to reveal the identities of the developers?
OmniStore team is international. And yes, we'll reveal all identities when we start legal procedures we're planning (legal registration etc) if our project has some success))
Feel free to use our already launched services - multicurrency wallet and mnemonic service
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