Topic: LIQUID Platform -- 17 exchanges connected in the same order book (Read 151 times)

I think that they will reach the top, the main time that must be tolerated. Altcoin and bitcoin are some of the most stable and fast-growing coins.

I am investor since nov/2017 and, to be honest, I am little afraid about if QASH will really increase so much in value. It's pretty boring now. Let's see what happen after the official launch of LIQUID.

That's a rare move for an coin developer to not hype their project without product(because most of the coins out there generates a lot of hype first before releasing their working product). That being said, I think LIQUID Platform is a good to invest into, but I don't invest into them because I see more coins with a greater potential for growth than this one. Also, I plan to hold most of my stash for 5 whole years and I doubt whether if it will survive for that long or not.

They have a different strategy: finishing the product then starting the marketing. They don't want hype without a product.

LIQUID is to attract institutional investors (but not only), so they don't need to make mass marketing now.

Sorry...I didn't understand your question.

DESIGN
I do agree with you that the website NOW is very poor. It seems made on wix.com

However, they hired a designer few weeks ago. On the official launch of the LIQUID, there will be a new website. The trading area is already getting very good improvement in term of UI/UX based on the feedback of the community.
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@quoineliquid/quoinex-ui-kaizen-continuous-improvement-to-deliver-a-customer-driven-exchange-experience

Actually, they hired 220 employees since the ICO in nov/2017 (do you think this can be a pump and dump scheme??): https://www.facebook.com/QUOINE.SG/videos/1487544144690830/

TEAM
Did you have a look the experience?

Former executives from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Merrill Lynch, KPMG, Softbank, etc.

DYOR...Linkedin, Google, etc. It's not fake experience like Centra (LOL).


17 EXCHANGES CONNECTED
. With LIQUID, the exchanges will have more matches, so they will increase the trading volume. LIQUID will have discount in trading fees with exchanges partners.

. The money raised (USD 105 million) wasn't to build a platform (You don't need that money to build a platform), but the money will be used basically (not only) to deposit in each exchange to settlement.

. Quoine (the company) is regulated in Japan (Japanese Financial Services Agency), they use 100% cold storage, withdrawals are more slow (manually), but you will never see "Quoine got hacked. Your money was stolen". They had a huge problem because delays with withdrawals, but they hired a lof of people and the operation improvement is one of the priority now. The exchange partners have to achieve some level of security to be able to join to LIQUID.

JFSA License (2nd row of the table): https://www.fsa.go.jp/menkyo/menkyoj/kasoutuka.pdf

. Have a look this video AMA with Andre Pemmelaar (His FX pricing algorithms are used to trade 20-30% of all retail FX traded in Japan): https://www.facebook.com/QUOINE.SG/videos/1461327073979204/

More videos:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/QUOINE.SG/videos/?ref=page_internal
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOR2GJnFoOgTazC5v6mBTSA/videos?disable_polymer=1

The Liquid platform seems like a very risky investment.

The pictures on the websites alone seem to be an indication of poor or lack of a business development plan. Why would you want to show people that your team is made up of kids as developers? The pictures of the team are so candidly staged in an attempt to establish it is a real company but it is so transparent. Why waste space on establishing this is real when a real platform would have instead focused on, professionalism and security.

Also, why would the "17 other exchanges" agree to connect to this platform? Aside from security being a big concern, exchanges would want to keep trading fees to themselves. This would end up costing the user more because Liquid will charge a trading fee, and other platforms would charge a trading fee, DOUBLE the cost to trade here.

I smell hype/pump/dump. Caveat.

It's created by quinone and i'm not surprised if the ico reached so many amounts. But interesting to see how it works soon. But how this liquid platform will be removing the differences of demand and supply in every exchange site? I just interested to know more about that.

That's huge! But how come few only knew about this interesting news?

Yeah. They will start the marketing very close to the launch of the platform.

I think it is not a popular paltform , for this reason i have not heard about this Platform

The project is expected to be launched in June, but it seems few already know about this project on the west. At least, the bitcointalk is very quiet about the project.

https://liquid.plus/

ICO: USD 105 million raised in 3 days (nov/2017) -- the biggest ICO in Asia in 2017

Here is a good summary:
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7gqj7b/a_summary_of_qash_and_why_i_believe_it_will_serve/

(the partnership with Binance didn't go forward --- Binance didn't provide the necessary documentation. As you know, Binance failed to get license in Japan and Quoine is regulated in Japan)

The last interview with the CEO:
https://medium.com/@cryptorand/interview-with-quoine-ceo-and-co-founder-mike-kayamori-qash-47e80b6a3945