Topic: [ICO ENDED] Jarvis - Fx, crypto, stocks | DApp browser | Revenue token - page 86. (Read 44779 times)
December 09, 2018, 07:40:50 AM
in the current market situation there are many projects delaying or stopping the sale of tokens, even worse it has returned investors funds (when the value has decreased). so what about you, if the minimum target is not reached?
December 09, 2018, 07:05:14 AM
Maybe I asked this before. Like I said in another thread I feel like suffering from amnesia and could really be helped by an AI that talks in an obnoxious British accent.
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
The quick answer to your question is yes.
The longer answer is yes there are a handful of exchanges that report to their regulatory body. Some crypto assets can be registered and regulated. Others, like Bitcoin, can not be regulated. Not here in the US anyways.
That might be the golden middle ground. Trading unregulated assets on a regulated exchange, not some shady backyard exchange so to speak.
December 08, 2018, 10:43:40 PM
Maybe I asked this before. Like I said in another thread I feel like suffering from amnesia and could really be helped by an AI that talks in an obnoxious British accent.
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
The quick answer to your question is yes.
The longer answer is yes there are a handful of exchanges that report to their regulatory body. Some crypto assets can be registered and regulated. Others, like Bitcoin, can not be regulated. Not here in the US anyways.
December 08, 2018, 06:54:19 PM
Maybe I asked this before. Like I said in another thread I feel like suffering from amnesia and could really be helped by an AI that talks in an obnoxious British accent.
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
My question is: is a regulated exchange allowed to trade unregulated assets? Are there even regulated crypto assets?
December 08, 2018, 12:12:32 PM
For starter Jarvis shares revenue to its token holders and an AI to manage assets but the most important aspect about exchange is security, if they can manage to secure that there exchange can`t be breach that would be a good strategy at first.
That's the priority of every exchange/ trading platforms, with loss of money people are just going to stay away from it no matter how fast, user friendly and full of cool features is
Yeah its the worst thing that can happen to an exchange and will lead to its downfall. I guess no one will trust and use an exchange which have a reputation for poor security.
I am not that familiar with the technology behind an exchange, but imo it must be possible to build a system with smart use of cold wallets,
where in the case of a hack, the hackers only can reach the BTC which are currently in the trades.
You can take a look at tokenization or coloured coin (Lykke). This is the smartest way. Basically you do a mirror image of the assets held in a cold storage, like any CFD or derivatives product actually
Then if the cold storage has enough protection, it is pretty safe!
December 08, 2018, 10:45:33 AM
For starter Jarvis shares revenue to its token holders and an AI to manage assets but the most important aspect about exchange is security, if they can manage to secure that there exchange can`t be breach that would be a good strategy at first.
That's the priority of every exchange/ trading platforms, with loss of money people are just going to stay away from it no matter how fast, user friendly and full of cool features is
Yeah its the worst thing that can happen to an exchange and will lead to its downfall. I guess no one will trust and use an exchange which have a reputation for poor security.
I am not that familiar with the technology behind an exchange, but imo it must be possible to build a system with smart use of cold wallets,
where in the case of a hack, the hackers only can reach the BTC which are currently in the trades.
December 08, 2018, 08:01:23 AM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!
Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features
Attracting user is very easy but at the same time, you need to have enough material to show all the essential things you have in order to prove yourselves as confident. I do agree community will show interest but at the same time, you need to prove your credibility.
For sure! Security, scalability, low fess, customer support etc. these are the norms, and Jarvis will follow them.
This is why Jarvis is different. Most exchanges only focuson these aspects as value proposition.
December 08, 2018, 08:00:29 AM
Hello Guys,
Next week we will be holding a Q/A session live on YouTube! It will be next thursday evening (GMT).
Prepare your questions!
Next week we will be holding a Q/A session live on YouTube! It will be next thursday evening (GMT).
Prepare your questions!
Perfect chance to have some questions answered then, questions will be submitted directly in the live youtube chat right?
Yes, correct!
December 08, 2018, 07:59:38 AM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!
Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features
so, what your strategy to keep your user stay at jarvis exchange?
Keep adding features, keep improving the experience, and more important, develop the right tools for developers and for communities. Developpers will build add-on, algorithms, tools, indicators, dapp, to enrich the ecosystem and will help it to grow; communities will drive a lot of users if they have the right tools to share.
Plus, developping the branding. You do need to create a culture people adhere to.
December 08, 2018, 05:04:02 AM
For starter Jarvis shares revenue to its token holders and an AI to manage assets but the most important aspect about exchange is security, if they can manage to secure that there exchange can`t be breach that would be a good strategy at first.
That's the priority of every exchange/ trading platforms, with loss of money people are just going to stay away from it no matter how fast, user friendly and full of cool features is
I guess binance took the right approach with their rewards and events but to be honest, you have to be already rich to be able to afford such a huge volume and be one of the top traders in the end. I would like to see some other types of events where everyone can have a fair chance.
December 08, 2018, 04:20:57 AM
No, I dont find. there are just information where company registered (on Cayman Islands). But they are live in Bulgaria and no info where is their office.
So you looked wrong or you don't know where to look. (At the very bottom of the site in general we put the contacts)
Yes, I looked at the end of the site, and found this:
Quote
Earth Close, Cayman Islands, KY1-1206
[email protected]
[email protected]
This is where exchange registered oficially, but I asked where is team office located? In which country?
I found in politics and confidentiality :
Jarvis OOD
204388424
32 BLD Vitosha
1303 Sofia
Thank you. Are there any other exchanges already (in this country I mean, in Bulgaria)? As I know most of European exchanges in Great Britain...
December 08, 2018, 04:06:46 AM
For starter Jarvis shares revenue to its token holders and an AI to manage assets but the most important aspect about exchange is security, if they can manage to secure that there exchange can`t be breach that would be a good strategy at first.
That's the priority of every exchange/ trading platforms, with loss of money people are just going to stay away from it no matter how fast, user friendly and full of cool features is
December 08, 2018, 03:02:27 AM
Hello Guys,
Next week we will be holding a Q/A session live on YouTube! It will be next thursday evening (GMT).
Prepare your questions!
Next week we will be holding a Q/A session live on YouTube! It will be next thursday evening (GMT).
Prepare your questions!
Perfect chance to have some questions answered then, questions will be submitted directly in the live youtube chat right?
December 08, 2018, 12:46:45 AM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!
Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features
Attracting user is very easy but at the same time, you need to have enough material to show all the essential things you have in order to prove yourselves as confident. I do agree community will show interest but at the same time, you need to prove your credibility.
December 08, 2018, 12:39:35 AM
For starter Jarvis shares revenue to its token holders and an AI to manage assets but the most important aspect about exchange is security, if they can manage to secure that there exchange can`t be breach that would be a good strategy at first.
December 08, 2018, 12:27:43 AM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!
Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features
so, what your strategy to keep your user stay at jarvis exchange?
December 07, 2018, 05:23:12 PM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
Very true! We use to say: attracting user is easy, you just need a good story telling, a nice product. Keeping them is harder, to keep them you need them to be loyal and to adhere to your vision, ideas and UX, and to constantly suprise them!
Attract by how you look like, keep them by your features
December 07, 2018, 05:21:26 PM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
Well it can work this way, but honestly it is costing a lot of money. Let me ask you a question : how did you hear about Uber the first time ?
December 07, 2018, 05:01:23 PM
Just the word Binance or their logo is too often mentioned everywhere on the Internet. Here, various advertising of the other ICOs talking about Binance. Newspapers, the local (French-speaking) newspaper and many more...
We advertise for free.
We advertise for free.
I prefer to give space and opportunity to negotiate on those who arrive with a different methodology, more aggressive approach, and mainly keep the competition, as an environment with greater competition demands higher quality of service providers, unfortunately many prefer to defer the renowned increasing their popularization
December 07, 2018, 01:01:09 PM
Gamification is good to initially gather a community but eventually you supposely want millions users in your platform and gamification isn't enough of course
No it is true. To get millions of users you need to deliver a honest, seamless, and accessible product, being accessible, very transaprent, and with a charismatic team.
keeping users indeed takes constant improvement and maintaining of your product. Attracting the users you can manage through hype and marketing.
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