Topic: DisLedger sale ends at midnight UTC/8:00PM EDT... Join this incredible DLT now!! - page 6. (Read 28507 times)
October 28, 2017, 12:40:00 PM
Yes but when you catch a big one it'll feed you forever!
October 28, 2017, 12:02:57 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
I understand. Any time frame on how long for the proof of concepts? A weeK?
I wish it were a week! But realistically in dealing with large companies they move much slower, so we have to think in terms of months not weeks.
I guess that's the disadvantage of running with the big dogs, they're much slower lol
October 28, 2017, 11:31:49 AM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
I understand. Any time frame on how long for the proof of concepts? A weeK?
I wish it were a week! But realistically in dealing with large companies they move much slower, so we have to think in terms of months not weeks.
October 28, 2017, 11:22:24 AM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain. 
Fair point... I'll add DLT to the previous comment.
But there are no other forms of distributed ledger technology other than blockchain and DisLedger. We own the intellectual property to an incredibly powerful, and highly sought after technology.
That's certainly impressive. Whats the best place to keep track of updates with Disledger? This thread? Your twitter?
Definitely keep tabs of www.DisLedger.com as it has all of the documentation. Also Telegram is pretty useful for asking questions.
Appreciate it. You guys are killing it with your communication.
October 28, 2017, 11:10:24 AM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
I understand. Any time frame on how long for the proof of concepts? A weeK?
October 27, 2017, 04:12:52 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
You'll announce it here on this thread right? This is my only source of information from you guys. Where else would you recommend I follow?
Definitely check in at www.DisLedger.com and join our Telegram channel
October 27, 2017, 02:37:46 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
You'll announce it here on this thread right? This is my only source of information from you guys. Where else would you recommend I follow?
Great that the dev will announce new informations or details of their work very soon. I think he will surprise us all with some amazing.
October 27, 2017, 02:33:01 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
You'll announce it here on this thread right? This is my only source of information from you guys. Where else would you recommend I follow?
October 27, 2017, 02:06:34 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
We're under NDAs with them so we can't go into details on what we've been working on. But we'll have proof of concepts that we'll be able to announce shortly.
October 27, 2017, 01:59:21 PM
Will there be any sort of platform used, or does the technology just kinda work in the background?
It's mostly used under the hood of systems that users wouldn't ever see. Some commons uses are connecting banks together so you can send money peer-to-peer, or connecting brokerages and clearinghouses together so that when you trade stocks they end up in your account.
Yeah, this makes sense. Thanks.
DisLedger provides distributed ledger technology for the existing players in the financial system (the companies with $ billions of dollars). We're not trying to provide a niche application or Dapp, but rather to work with the companies that currently provide >99% of the financial transactions globally.
Sounds so promising. Is there any sort of confirmation I can see that you have relationships with some of these finance companies?
October 27, 2017, 01:38:11 PM
How are the advisors getting compensated?
Those contractual arrangements would be private.
Actually they're obvious lol, they're probably getting tokens.
And their Tech group is writing our smart contracts.
They're more involved than I would have initially expected then.
Yes, the groups that understand how powerful DisLedger will be in finance have gotten really interested. So they usually want to engage deeply, and we appreciate partners like that!
Those are the good kind. I've seen too many that act more as badges than actual advisors.
October 27, 2017, 12:49:34 PM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain.
Fair point... I'll add DLT to the previous comment.
But there are no other forms of distributed ledger technology other than blockchain and DisLedger. We own the intellectual property to an incredibly powerful, and highly sought after technology.
That's certainly impressive. Whats the best place to keep track of updates with Disledger? This thread? Your twitter?
Definitely keep tabs of www.DisLedger.com as it has all of the documentation. Also Telegram is pretty useful for asking questions.
October 27, 2017, 12:36:51 PM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain.
Fair point... I'll add DLT to the previous comment.
But there are no other forms of distributed ledger technology other than blockchain and DisLedger. We own the intellectual property to an incredibly powerful, and highly sought after technology.
That's certainly impressive. Whats the best place to keep track of updates with Disledger? This thread? Your twitter?
October 27, 2017, 11:21:54 AM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain.
Fair point... I'll add DLT to the previous comment.
But there are no other forms of distributed ledger technology other than blockchain and DisLedger. We own the intellectual property to an incredibly powerful, and highly sought after technology.
That I agree with.
October 27, 2017, 10:55:59 AM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain.
Fair point... I'll add DLT to the previous comment.
But there are no other forms of distributed ledger technology other than blockchain and DisLedger. We own the intellectual property to an incredibly powerful, and highly sought after technology.
October 27, 2017, 10:48:19 AM
Also all other databases in the world, like the billion of them, are non-blockchain.
October 27, 2017, 10:29:53 AM
Have there been anymore non-[Suspicious link removed]petitors cropping up?
Iota, to my knowledge, and I only moments ago came across Hashgraph.
DAGs like IOTA have lots of interesting potential uses but they aren't suitable for transactions that require data privacy. So that rules out any financial transactions, payments, or securities clearing etc.
So you can't think of any non blockchain competitors?
There are no other non-blockchain distributed ledger technologies out there... DisLedger is the only one
October 27, 2017, 09:58:05 AM
Have there been anymore non-[Suspicious link removed]petitors cropping up?
Iota, to my knowledge, and I only moments ago came across Hashgraph.
DAGs like IOTA have lots of interesting potential uses but they aren't suitable for transactions that require data privacy. So that rules out any financial transactions, payments, or securities clearing etc.
So you can't think of any non blockchain competitors?
October 26, 2017, 03:01:06 PM
So I understand this service is for huge financial companies doing lots of private transactions, but surely something like this could have more uses. Are there any you have considered?
We chatted with someone that is looking to use DisLedger for a private messaging system with guaranteed delivery and where the messages can't be altered. That could be really interesting as a way to replace registered mail and return receipts from the Post Office.
More importantly we want to support startups that have ideas and need DLT technology that they can implement affordably. That's the whole reason we're doing the token sale, to spread our user base from the huge companies to small and medium size companies globally.
That sounds great. I'm sure there's lots of money to be made supporting lightning fast transactions for the biggest companies, but making your technology a household name like blockchain would be a great feather in your hat.
We'd be happy if a few start ups were successful and grew into big companies because they used DisLedger's DLT. Some product or service that we could point to as having helped to build.
October 26, 2017, 02:48:25 PM
So I understand this service is for huge financial companies doing lots of private transactions, but surely something like this could have more uses. Are there any you have considered?
We chatted with someone that is looking to use DisLedger for a private messaging system with guaranteed delivery and where the messages can't be altered. That could be really interesting as a way to replace registered mail and return receipts from the Post Office.
More importantly we want to support startups that have ideas and need DLT technology that they can implement affordably. That's the whole reason we're doing the token sale, to spread our user base from the huge companies to small and medium size companies globally.
That sounds great. I'm sure there's lots of money to be made supporting lightning fast transactions for the biggest companies, but making your technology a household name like blockchain would be a great feather in your hat.
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