Topic: Nevra (XEV) - Project is Terminated - page 38. (Read 11619 times)

Update:

Our website should be launching today, and we'll be releasing our Discord server to those who are interested. I totally understand how making a website really enhances the appeal, and believe me it's been on my mind since we launched this project 8 days ago.



To individuals who express their concerns (re-assurance/insight from me)

There's been some talk on how many followers we have, how much discussions we need outside of Bitcointalk, i agree with you and disagree. All good things take time. Don't be caught up in just mass spam promotions instantly, to generate thousands of hits/views/clicks/registrations immediately. This works well for big ICO's because, the more you promote the more ICO funds you will receive. In due time, everything is going to work out just perfectly for Nevra, through dedication and hard work. Airdrop's seem have to adopted this type of model, and solely rely on their communities for mass-promotions very very quickly. It's short-sighted thinking, because they are being held on by a carrot-on-a-string. Whereby they are actively awarded for their participation, and when they're no more awards, all user interaction is immediately dropped off. (see-case and point any other airdrop occurring/has occurred).

Everything here is going to be natural, we aren't forcing or solicitation anything from users, we aren't forcing users to follow us or etc. Just have a bit of patience and faith, and everything will fall into place. But that's clearly not the case here (or appears not to be), there seems to be a real geniune intrigue and interested on how Nevra is going to play out. If it's successful, then the ultimate vision for this project is to show everyone how an airdrop is done, and how you can achieve a top 100 airdrop coin without all the bullshit AND become rewarded heavily for it. Truly, this is my ultimate goal, is to change how airdrops are done.

I'm going to digress here. I was the CEO of CoinsSource (you can view my profile) and we did all sorts of revolutionary things at the time. But this was the era where all ICO's teams had no transparency. We shortly launched our "Trust Index" which was to verify developers, totally unheard of at the time, no dev was revealing who they were. It shortly became adopted and soon all devs were just releasing their info to the public (unless you had some major work background like come-from-beyond and IOTA/NXT).

The reason that i said if Nevra was a failure we'd abandoned in the Whitepaper, is for cases like this. Where all users just expect to come into a coin with 10k+ users on telegram, 10k+ followers on twitter and etc.

If we wanted to, we could take the textbook meaningless airdrop route and require all that. Even better, we could buy accounts and make bot scripts to fill this coin with hot air. but, it's not going to happen with Nevra.

This coin will be one, if not the most fair distribution, untainted and ever achieved on Bitcointalk. We're going to have Nevra's mainnet compete with some of the top coins in terms of technical appeal. Everything that ICO's ask 10s, 100s of millions for is all going to be done.. properly and fair.


Edit: There's only 1 thing i need and can't do by myself, is interested community members who are interested in helping to build Nevra behind the scenes~my team. I can't build this coin alone, but i can get this coin to nearly to the pinnacle of MT. Everest alone.

It is almost impossible to detect multis..even if we use biometrics or DNA
But can try to limit them to minimum possible.

Forget about it. It does not work. First of all it is violate principles of cryptography and second one you can buy photos in the web, it is not expensive.

I have a suggestion how to ensure each person receives only one stake of XEV coins. I said person, not member, because many people have more accounts which is not forbidden here, but this is a problem for a project like Nevra, because some people will try to enter more times and you will not be able to find all of them, no matter how many rounds of checks you make.
My suggestion is that each person needs to write his bitcointalk account name on a piece of paper and take a photo with it while holding his ID card with his name visible.
What do you think? These photos would not be public but developer would be the only person to see them and store them till the end of distribution. There comes the Trust aspect of Nevra.

I have a suggestion how to ensure each person receives only one stake of XEV coins. I said person, not member, because many people have more accounts which is not forbidden here, but this is a problem for a project like Nevra, because some people will try to enter more times and you will not be able to find all of them, no matter how many rounds of checks you make.
My suggestion is that each person needs to write his bitcointalk account name on a piece of paper and take a photo with it while holding his ID card with his name visible.
What do you think? These photos would not be public but developer would be the only person to see them and store them till the end of distribution. There comes the Trust aspect of Nevra.