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Topic: HumanIQ has a technically flawed design? (Read 778 times)

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February 27, 2017, 06:47:38 PM
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Also, if a mod happens to read this can you get rid of my 360 seconds between posts things, its driving me right up the wall and I promise i'm not going to spam advertising!!

The delay will decrease gradually as you continue posting. Once you are not a Newbie, it drops considerably.
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February 27, 2017, 06:35:52 PM
#6
HumanIQ is about getting all the unbanked to use crypto-currency and specifically making it very easy-to-use because of users not having to deal with managing signing keys, not loans.

I point out that their technical design for that is flawed.

They mention loans as a buzzword on the website, but doesn't have anything to do with the design and features in the HumanIQ white paper. Afaics, HumanIQ has no features to do loans.

WeTrust is a smart contract that actually does loan transactions.

Oh ok.

Dash is already released, and supposed to be simple to use. I know it has its many flaws but I still think this (HumanIQ and WeTrust) is going to fail on non-technical grounds.

If they (HumanIQ) want to bring banking to the masses they should work on developing the interface for an existing high market cap coin (top 50 at least) instead of making a whole new one. They could beg the community of that coin to fund it as the holders of that coin would benifit.

Also, if a mod happens to read this can you get rid of my 360 seconds between posts things, its driving me right up the wall and I promise i'm not going to spam advertising!!
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February 27, 2017, 06:21:10 PM
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HumanIQ is about getting all the unbanked to use crypto-currency and specifically making it very easy-to-use because of users not having to deal with managing signing keys, not loans.

I point out that their technical design for that is flawed.

They mention loans as a buzzword on the website, but doesn't have anything to do with the design and features in the HumanIQ white paper. Afaics, HumanIQ has no features to do loans.

WeTrust is a smart contract that actually does loan transactions.
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February 27, 2017, 06:13:59 PM
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I just dont think a de-centralized system is capable of vetting people for loans and i'm nearly positive it isnt any good at prosecuting those who dont repay them.

You are thinking of WeTrust, as HumanIQ has nothing to do with loans.

There are too many ICOs. Nobody can keep track of them in their mind. That is why these ICOs are all going to fail and end up in an ICO oversupply graveyard with no buyers in the aftermarket. We are being saturated with too many ICOs. None of them can get enough mindshare. Our minds are overloaded.

No I was definitely thinking of HumanIQ, I was watching a youtube video about it a month or 2 ago thinking the idea cant work.

According to their own website:

https://humaniq.co/

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What is Humaniq?
It’s a new blockchain bank using Ethereum as a core platform for financial services such as loans, credit, remittance payments, and insurance, while using biometrics to replace passports and signatures, and an ICO and distributed ownership instead of shareholders, along with an investment fund for third-party start-up acquisition and acceleration.

Never heard of WeTrust but if thats the idea behind it without even looking at it I think it will fail too.
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February 27, 2017, 05:56:42 PM
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I just dont think a de-centralized system is capable of vetting people for loans and i'm nearly positive it isnt any good at prosecuting those who dont repay them.

You are thinking of WeTrust, as HumanIQ has nothing to do with loans.

There are too many ICOs. Nobody can keep track of them in their mind. That is why these ICOs are all going to fail and end up in an ICO oversupply graveyard with no buyers in the aftermarket. We are being saturated with too many ICOs. None of them can get enough mindshare. Our minds are overloaded.
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February 27, 2017, 05:55:37 PM
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If my understanding of HumanIQ is correct the whole concept is doomed to fail anyway.

I just dont think a de-centralized system is capable of vetting people for loans and i'm nearly positive it isnt any good at prosecuting those who dont repay them.

I wouldn't bother trying to show their technical stuff is no good when the whole idea is no good (IMHO).

I am happy to be proven wrong but for now I think we need those big evil corporations to give out loans because they have the ability to take those that dont repay to courts.

Unless I have what HumanIQ is trying to do completely wrong...

And yes, I will get around to leaving BTC soon i need to stop posting in new threads....

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February 27, 2017, 04:47:00 PM
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