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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 12, 2019, 08:28:55 AM

Quote from: beeelzebub on January 12, 2019, 05:10:52 AM

What will be the listing fee for cryptocurrencies, did you decide it?

And what will be the criteria of the listing. Paying listing fee is enough?

Fess will be as low as possible, we will not make any margin on it.

About our listing strategy, we have two :

> "centralized" way of thinking: we will take, with the community (DAO) the decision on which token/coin to be listed next according the the project, the utility of the token, etc.

> "decentralized" way of think: it exists projects like bancor or uniswap that allows to create your own liquidity pool; so basically if you have a token, that you have created, you send it to a smart contract + you send some ether (as example if you send $10,000 worth of Eth, and if you send 100,000 tokens, then your token will start trading at $0.1 per token); so anyone could list their own token if they provide liquidity

Centralized will be like voting with jarvis tokens? Like some big exchanges doing right now?

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I hope you guys won't just list any coin out there who threw their money at you.
What will be the selection process?

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Quote from: Frank37 on January 12, 2019, 03:17:51 AM

Quote from: PS92 on January 11, 2019, 07:23:52 PM

I believe in Japan or Korea they are already talking about wallets needing to comply with regulation

You are right, found this one:
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/11/16/japan-fsa-regulate-cryptocurrency-wallet

Hope we dont loose our anonymity one day.

Custodial wallets. As in wallets controlled by exchanges.

How the heck would they be able to force KYC on open source wallets?

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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 12, 2019, 08:22:45 AM

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Quote from: Frank37 on January 09, 2019, 10:33:18 AM

Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 09, 2019, 09:38:05 AM

I understand. Coming back to the gambling DApps. Do you know if Jarvis has to get a gambling licence in order to be allowed to run them on their site? Because I can imagine that - in case you need one - you should already start to apply for one because it might take time to get one granted.

I am not familiar with gambling licenses, malta was probably always first choice but lately there were some problems because of blockages of casino player funds at the SATA bank.
I not really understand what exactly this license is necessary for, which must be requested separately in the individual countries.
For example, if I get a license in Malta, can I run a server or a bank account there to deposit and withdraw client money or what do I need that license for?

In Switzerland the license will be used to ensure that the company complies with the rules, standards, security, prevention against misspending etc....
And so a tax levied in Switzerland, for players residing in Switzerland where the casino makes profits. In order to also protect unfair competition against casinos based in Switzerland that pay full taxes.

i do not think that the wallet needs a license of its own, in case the dapps that proposes the games must have one, in case even the wallet jarvis should have it(the license) i think it should only be requested in the country where the company that develops the project is based...

According to dubignyp's post also the country where the players residing can play a role.

From what Jarvis.Edge posted I understand that they won't need a licence because they are only offering P2P gambling and that they are only providing access to it and not doing them themselves. Aren't they kinda responsible for what will be offered on their site?

Yes we do not need license; a Dapp is basically a website; we just list website on ours, and in our app, so people can connect to these dapps from our wallet

If your website is the link to a dapp, I'd say you are still responsible and need to block countries that don't allow the use of this dapp

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Quote from: Frank37 on January 12, 2019, 03:17:51 AM

Quote from: PS92 on January 11, 2019, 07:23:52 PM

Quote from: bitcoin-shark on January 10, 2019, 04:02:09 PM

Quote from: dubignyp on January 09, 2019, 10:41:36 AM

Quote from: Frank37 on January 09, 2019, 10:33:18 AM

Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 09, 2019, 09:38:05 AM

I understand. Coming back to the gambling DApps. Do you know if Jarvis has to get a gambling licence in order to be allowed to run them on their site? Because I can imagine that - in case you need one - you should already start to apply for one because it might take time to get one granted.

I am not familiar with gambling licenses, malta was probably always first choice but lately there were some problems because of blockages of casino player funds at the SATA bank.
I not really understand what exactly this license is necessary for, which must be requested separately in the individual countries.
For example, if I get a license in Malta, can I run a server or a bank account there to deposit and withdraw client money or what do I need that license for?

In Switzerland the license will be used to ensure that the company complies with the rules, standards, security, prevention against misspending etc....
And so a tax levied in Switzerland, for players residing in Switzerland where the casino makes profits. In order to also protect unfair competition against casinos based in Switzerland that pay full taxes.

i do not think that the wallet needs a license of its own, in case the dapps that proposes the games must have one, in case even the wallet jarvis should have it(the license) i think it should only be requested in the country where the company that develops the project is based...

I believe in Japan or Korea they are already talking about wallets needing to comply with regulation

You are right, found this one:
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/11/16/japan-fsa-regulate-cryptocurrency-wallet

Hope we dont loose our anonymity one day.

We already lost our anonimity, can only get better with crypto Cheesy

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Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 13, 2019, 02:36:03 PM

Quote from: wissy on January 13, 2019, 06:07:49 AM

Quote from: magisterr on January 12, 2019, 11:57:23 AM

How much was raised on pre-sale? As I see pre-sale neds in 10 days, but why no counter of raised fund? And what news about demo-app exchange?

Pre sale was extended so i guess they didnt reach their goal in the first period but thats OK, there is usually a lot of new money coming in crypto after new years so i hope a lot of it will end up in Jarvis ICO.

Yes, the pre-sale was extended and goes on for roughly 10 more days. And for everyone who is wondering what they have raised so far: You can check it by yourself here: https://tge.jarvis.exchange Just sign in and you will see what they raised so far, down to the last cent.

I noticed that only with a registration or as a Participant this is possible, but I congratulate the Team for the transparency, which is fundamental in this process. I still think that before finalizing the pre-sale we will have a high market enough to increase the values here, the Project is already well-liked

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Quote from: Makkara on January 13, 2019, 11:56:28 AM

So for the listing of the coin/tokens to the exchange will be necessary to have jarvis token or it will be open to anyone?

According to this post you need at least ETH, no mention of jarvis token.

Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 12, 2019, 08:28:55 AM

Fess will be as low as possible, we will not make any margin on it.

About our listing strategy, we have two :

> "centralized" way of thinking: we will take, with the community (DAO) the decision on which token/coin to be listed next according the the project, the utility of the token, etc.

> "decentralized" way of think: it exists projects like bancor or uniswap that allows to create your own liquidity pool; so basically if you have a token, that you have created, you send it to a smart contract + you send some ether (as example if you send $10,000 worth of Eth, and if you send 100,000 tokens, then your token will start trading at $0.1 per token); so anyone could list their own token if they provide liquidity

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Quote from: wissy on January 13, 2019, 06:07:49 AM

Quote from: magisterr on January 12, 2019, 11:57:23 AM

How much was raised on pre-sale? As I see pre-sale neds in 10 days, but why no counter of raised fund? And what news about demo-app exchange?

Pre sale was extended so i guess they didnt reach their goal in the first period but thats OK, there is usually a lot of new money coming in crypto after new years so i hope a lot of it will end up in Jarvis ICO.

Yes, the pre-sale was extended and goes on for roughly 10 more days. And for everyone who is wondering what they have raised so far: You can check it by yourself here: https://tge.jarvis.exchange Just sign in and you will see what they raised so far, down to the last cent.

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So for the listing of the coin/tokens to the exchange will be necessary to have jarvis token or it will be open to anyone?

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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 11, 2019, 11:04:01 AM

We have published an article

On the top of the most asked question, when I say we are building an exchange, is "why another exchange? what would be the difference?"...

We will not bother to create a copycat exchange... we do not wake everyday and work like never we have done before, to just propose "another exchange" or "another wallet".

https://medium.com/jarvis-edge/is-jarvis-another-exchange-62b2731956e8

I admire this project's focus on innovation which could offer significant advantages to the community compared to traditional exchanges. I guess this is a game changer!

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Quote from: wissy on January 13, 2019, 06:07:49 AM

Quote from: magisterr on January 12, 2019, 11:57:23 AM

How much was raised on pre-sale? As I see pre-sale neds in 10 days, but why no counter of raised fund? And what news about demo-app exchange?

Pre sale was extended so i guess they didnt reach their goal in the first period but thats OK, there is usually a lot of new money coming in crypto after new years so i hope a lot of it will end up in Jarvis ICO.

remains to be seen since the market goes up and down. there's no predictability

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Quote from: magisterr on January 12, 2019, 11:57:23 AM

How much was raised on pre-sale? As I see pre-sale neds in 10 days, but why no counter of raised fund? And what news about demo-app exchange?

Pre sale was extended so i guess they didnt reach their goal in the first period but thats OK, there is usually a lot of new money coming in crypto after new years so i hope a lot of it will end up in Jarvis ICO.

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How much was raised on pre-sale? As I see pre-sale neds in 10 days, but why no counter of raised fund? And what news about demo-app exchange?

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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 12, 2019, 08:28:55 AM

Quote from: beeelzebub on January 12, 2019, 05:10:52 AM

What will be the listing fee for cryptocurrencies, did you decide it?

And what will be the criteria of the listing. Paying listing fee is enough?

Fess will be as low as possible, we will not make any margin on it.

About our listing strategy, we have two :

> "centralized" way of thinking: we will take, with the community (DAO) the decision on which token/coin to be listed next according the the project, the utility of the token, etc.

> "decentralized" way of think: it exists projects like bancor or uniswap that allows to create your own liquidity pool; so basically if you have a token, that you have created, you send it to a smart contract + you send some ether (as example if you send $10,000 worth of Eth, and if you send 100,000 tokens, then your token will start trading at $0.1 per token); so anyone could list their own token if they provide liquidity

I like the idea of the community deciding what coin will be listed next. Some promising projects could benefit from it.

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Quote from: Token Williams on January 11, 2019, 07:22:48 PM

Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 10, 2019, 07:07:55 AM

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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 08, 2019, 12:42:49 PM

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Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 04, 2019, 06:47:20 AM

Hello

So both Eidoo and Midas are great wallet, but no

not even close.

Jarvis wallet can support fiat. It is capable of escrow so you can open collateral credit easily or trade on margin products. It allows access any Dapp (Ethereum, Neo, etc.). By connecting to the exchange, it can manage portfolio, buy/sell/exchange assets.

Lending will be done through partners app and dapp, so it will be the asset supported by them; at a later stage it is planned that we will do our own lending pool, but it is not our priority. We want to empower our partners; by connecting to Jarvis, partners can tell their users: if you like our app or dapp, use it inside Jarvis so you can be a click away from a fiat gateway, trading Fx or investing in an ICO.

What fiat you mean? This will be some stable coin tied to usd (like USDT, USDC etc.) or this wil be real usd, euro etc.?

Hello

no real fiat, we do have a fiat gateway.

What you mean by "fiat gateway"? This will be stable coin (USDT,SDTC etc.) or what? Can you explaim as I cant understand Huh

No I meant a fiat on/off ramp, so you can deposit your USD, EUR or GBP , and also withdraw them at an ATM or by wire.

Do you have a banking partner already?

And wrt the ATM, are you planning on making a deal with a card company or become a new TenX/Monaco/TokenCard yourself?

Not at the moment, I'd rather spend time on NFC from mobile phone rather than working on doing our card; however it is something we would like to have in the future.

So at the moment it will only be with partners.

So you mean with a traditional card partner like Visa?

No I meant more projects like token card, monaco etc.

We are in dicussion with a project partenring with MasterCard also but we do not know if it will end up with something.

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Quote from: Frank37 on January 12, 2019, 03:17:51 AM

Quote from: PS92 on January 11, 2019, 07:23:52 PM

Quote from: bitcoin-shark on January 10, 2019, 04:02:09 PM

Quote from: dubignyp on January 09, 2019, 10:41:36 AM

Quote from: Frank37 on January 09, 2019, 10:33:18 AM

Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 09, 2019, 09:38:05 AM

I understand. Coming back to the gambling DApps. Do you know if Jarvis has to get a gambling licence in order to be allowed to run them on their site? Because I can imagine that - in case you need one - you should already start to apply for one because it might take time to get one granted.

I am not familiar with gambling licenses, malta was probably always first choice but lately there were some problems because of blockages of casino player funds at the SATA bank.
I not really understand what exactly this license is necessary for, which must be requested separately in the individual countries.
For example, if I get a license in Malta, can I run a server or a bank account there to deposit and withdraw client money or what do I need that license for?

In Switzerland the license will be used to ensure that the company complies with the rules, standards, security, prevention against misspending etc....
And so a tax levied in Switzerland, for players residing in Switzerland where the casino makes profits. In order to also protect unfair competition against casinos based in Switzerland that pay full taxes.

i do not think that the wallet needs a license of its own, in case the dapps that proposes the games must have one, in case even the wallet jarvis should have it(the license) i think it should only be requested in the country where the company that develops the project is based...

I believe in Japan or Korea they are already talking about wallets needing to comply with regulation

You are right, found this one:
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/11/16/japan-fsa-regulate-cryptocurrency-wallet

Hope we dont loose our anonymity one day.

I do not think so. Has torrent has ever been regulated ever? For what I recall, no. You cannot forbid people to use wallet as soon as there is no one behind, the code is free on internet, and it does not have any centralized structure

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Quote from: beeelzebub on January 12, 2019, 05:10:52 AM

What will be the listing fee for cryptocurrencies, did you decide it?

And what will be the criteria of the listing. Paying listing fee is enough?

Fess will be as low as possible, we will not make any margin on it.

About our listing strategy, we have two :

> "centralized" way of thinking: we will take, with the community (DAO) the decision on which token/coin to be listed next according the the project, the utility of the token, etc.

> "decentralized" way of think: it exists projects like bancor or uniswap that allows to create your own liquidity pool; so basically if you have a token, that you have created, you send it to a smart contract + you send some ether (as example if you send $10,000 worth of Eth, and if you send 100,000 tokens, then your token will start trading at $0.1 per token); so anyone could list their own token if they provide liquidity

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Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 11, 2019, 11:00:56 AM

Quote from: Frank37 on January 11, 2019, 10:33:23 AM

Quote from: bitcoin-shark on January 10, 2019, 04:02:09 PM

Quote from: dubignyp on January 09, 2019, 10:41:36 AM

Quote from: Frank37 on January 09, 2019, 10:33:18 AM

Quote from: MandatoryOption on January 09, 2019, 09:38:05 AM

I understand. Coming back to the gambling DApps. Do you know if Jarvis has to get a gambling licence in order to be allowed to run them on their site? Because I can imagine that - in case you need one - you should already start to apply for one because it might take time to get one granted.

I am not familiar with gambling licenses, malta was probably always first choice but lately there were some problems because of blockages of casino player funds at the SATA bank.
I not really understand what exactly this license is necessary for, which must be requested separately in the individual countries.
For example, if I get a license in Malta, can I run a server or a bank account there to deposit and withdraw client money or what do I need that license for?

In Switzerland the license will be used to ensure that the company complies with the rules, standards, security, prevention against misspending etc....
And so a tax levied in Switzerland, for players residing in Switzerland where the casino makes profits. In order to also protect unfair competition against casinos based in Switzerland that pay full taxes.

i do not think that the wallet needs a license of its own, in case the dapps that proposes the games must have one, in case even the wallet jarvis should have it(the license) i think it should only be requested in the country where the company that develops the project is based...

According to dubignyp's post also the country where the players residing can play a role.

From what Jarvis.Edge posted I understand that they won't need a licence because they are only offering P2P gambling and that they are only providing access to it and not doing them themselves. Aren't they kinda responsible for what will be offered on their site?

Yes we do not need license; a Dapp is basically a website; we just list website on ours, and in our app, so people can connect to these dapps from our wallet

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Quote from: beeelzebub on January 12, 2019, 05:10:52 AM

What will be the listing fee for cryptocurrencies, did you decide it?

And what will be the criteria of the listing. Paying listing fee is enough?

When you look at how much some other exchanges charge for a listing, I hope it is not gonna be that much for Jarvis. And I also hope that they won't list every coin/token that pays the fee. They should really be picky and only list good and active projects.

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Quote from: Makkara on January 11, 2019, 02:15:07 PM

Quote from: Jarvis Edge on January 11, 2019, 11:04:01 AM

We have published an article

On the top of the most asked question, when I say we are building an exchange, is "why another exchange? what would be the difference?"...

We will not bother to create a copycat exchange... we do not wake everyday and work like never we have done before, to just propose "another exchange" or "another wallet".

https://medium.com/jarvis-edge/is-jarvis-another-exchange-62b2731956e8

Everything seems interesting and a breathe of fresh air maybe. I reaaly wish we can see and try everything soon enough. Cool

a new exchange that brought a breath of fresh air and new features is really wanted, the more is talk about it(articles/meetings) better it is it means more advertising, more visibility, i hope i can try a platform version as soon as possible...

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