Topic: [ICO ENDED] Jarvis - Fx, crypto, stocks | DApp browser | Revenue token - page 92. (Read 44779 times)

It is true, and I regret it because for us it is more important that the token is bought during the ICO; buying the token after does not help the project, in the best case it increases the liquidity of the token.

But, we have another strategy :

> first, we do not list the token right after the ICO, we will wait to make a good launch, to increase the demand in the token. Listing a token without product and without traction is basically throwing away the value of the toke; hence we will list the token only on our exchange, and few month after our products are live.

> then, buying the token during the ICO gives way more advantages: it gives you a special status, so you get more revenue, more commissions, as example, at the moment we plan on giving back 25% of our revenue to token holders : 20% to every token holders, 4% only share among ICO participants and 1% shared only between private sale participant (202 persons will basically share 1% of the revenue). We are studying the possibility to keep the 25% but to change the allocation to benefit more people supporting the project. Therefore, it is more interesting to participate in the ICO rather than after. It is normal to give more value and reward to the people who makes it possible.


ICO were made to support a project, not to speculate.

Here : https://github.com/JarvisEdge/JSMultiLangEmu

I think pynetx means: who is going to buy tokens through the ICO if they can get them cheaper on the secondary market?

- ICO price is higher than market price: nobody buys ICO tokens
- ICO price is lower than market price: tokens will be dumped on the market until below ICO price

In both cases: supply increases, therefore market price goes down.

Where can I read more about this transpilling? Or where to find the prototype?

We do not plan to list the token before it can distribute value. We do not want to do the same "mistake" as other ICO: listing your token without any product or utility. This is what caused the -99% performance of most of the 2017/2018 ICO tokens.

What's the point of having an ICO if the token is already on the exchange?

Well we do have two MVP for the trading interface (one Fx, one crypto) and one for a BTC and ETH wallet (Android, iOs, MacOs, Windows and Linux).

We have also a prototype for transpiling Java and Python into Javascript; this is because we do want developers to see Jarvis a platform they can build everything on, from algorithms for trading, to indicators, to skins, to anything

Brokerage licenses yes Or, you can also opt for a CFD broker; most of them provides Fx, stocks, indices, crypto, with CFD. IG as example, provide CFD on Bitcoin since 2014 I think. And there you can trade almost everything! Including spread betting if you are a UK citizen.

No, with us they are not tokenized. At first, you will trade CFD from a collateral; the CFD is really bought in the market, through our liquidity provider, and a digital mirror of this asset is displayed in your wallet. In the future, we have plan to tokenize these positions (not tokenize the stocks itseldf, but the position on the market, which is very scalable comparing to tokenizng stocks).

Hello Nobytes,

We do have a brokerage license that allows us to provide these products. Big crypto exchanges do not do it for few reasons :

1. They do not see value in it, they make money with cryptocurrencies, where margin are WAY above any market; there is no regulation so basically they can do whatever they want, front run your order, market making, they can manipulate the prices, and I know they do, even the most reputable. They also do a LOT of arbitrage (I have witnessed it, we received some offers from some companies in America that makes millions everyday). So if you have a cash cow in a non regulated environment, why bother yourself to provide a very regulated products where you do very few margin ?

2. Largest crypto exchanges are asian and target a very specific crypto-friendly population, that likes to gamble. It is very far from the philosophy of stock market for a lot of them.

3. Interfaces and tools are very different, providing stocks would mean to totally change their UI and UX, it will be very complicated for them to do so.

4. Crypto exchanges (centralized) are now seeing value in providing DEX, not multi-asset trading. Also, they are WAITING stocks and other products to become digital and tokenized so they could provide these products in few years.

We have two full stack in our core team, and we work with 3 others developers (contractors) in Sofia. But the largest amount of contractors we do have are located in Russia.

No, only the ICO company is located there, because at the time we start planning the ICO (in september 2017) it was the best solution for a token delivering revenue.
But the HQ is in Sofia, and taxes will be paid where the revenue are made.

It is true that there is a difference between presenting the blockchain here or in Webinar video conferencing. I have been following them since the end of 2017 and I have participated in webinar videos presenting everything that will be in the Exchange and its tools. Almost everything, because there is a lot of stuff and some stuff is still in the future.
But, by looking and Jarvis presented it, we had the vision. The vision of the project is missing here. The company's vision that will grow and create many more Exchange-related projects. Jarvis stands out from other Exchange on the reception of the future market.
I think Jarvis will make a Webinair in English and French, a video conference that will allow you to see the vision.

They also have ATM of BTC on the city of Sofia. I believe 4 if I remember the answer on telegram.

If you've followed politics, it's more like a tax haven like in the movies. It's still declared.
The staff you see on the site, down there is their address.
Here is a video presentation of their office (in French) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QeB51Mv33U

There are actually services that do that already, or at least something similar, none of them took off yet. They do require some special licence i reckon...

I guess that trading stocks is a thing, while trading tokenized stocks is another thing, Jarvis is going to trade tokenized stocks? How it works in this case? They must keep stocks in custody but they have to demonstrate that they own them

So from what bitcoin-shark said, it's planned that they release the MVP after ther pre-sale but before the mainsale in March 2019? That would be ideal to get even more people attracted but I couldn't find any release date for the MVP.

Thats why someone needs to be first and if they do it right, they will for sure become one of the most popular exchanges. I can imagine there are a lot of rules that comes with that and it will be regulated even more so that is not an easy thing to do.

Cayman Islands is a tax heaven if I remember correctly so it the company is incorporated there but the staff is most likely located somewhere else.

How many full stack developers and workers your company have? As I see your company registered on Cayman Islands, your office there as well?