The problem with this ico is that it says on the website : The Red Pulse RPX token sale is not open to United States, Chinese, or Singapore nationals. why is that? lol
here is a link to the website to look for yourselves : https://coin.red-pulse.com/
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@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I see only so many new people approaching the crypto thinking of making easy money. I'm just saying that if you do not even know how to use myetherwallet or other wallets then it's best not to invest in this world.
See also Ferret who does not know that the first day there is a 30% bonus and therefore 1 Neo = 1300 RPX
For KYC then I believe we must get used to it ... it will increasingly be used by all new cryptoes and will eventually use it all!
I have the same thought. But when they send KYC, I'm a bit changing my mind.
When you don't submit KYC with the full info., it's their decision to send you the contribution address to attend the ICO or not. Many crypto guys don't like the idea that they cannot control the situation like that.
@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I see only so many new people approaching the crypto thinking of making easy money. I'm just saying that if you do not even know how to use myetherwallet or other wallets then it's best not to invest in this world.
See also Ferret who does not know that the first day there is a 30% bonus and therefore 1 Neo = 1300 RPX
For KYC then I believe we must get used to it ... it will increasingly be used by all new cryptoes and will eventually use it all!
I have the same thought. But when they send KYC, I'm a bit changing my mind.
When you don't submit KYC with the full info., it's their decision to send you the contribution address to attend the ICO or not. Many crypto guys don't like the idea that they cannot control the situation like that.
If you look on Chinese forums, they aren't even talking about it that much.
I'm really tired of all these "financial-investment" ICOs (banks, trading, predicting market), I think there's enough out there already. I want to see something practical.
@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I see only so many new people approaching the crypto thinking of making easy money. I'm just saying that if you do not even know how to use myetherwallet or other wallets then it's best not to invest in this world.
See also Ferret who does not know that the first day there is a 30% bonus and therefore 1 Neo = 1300 RPX
For KYC then I believe we must get used to it ... it will increasingly be used by all new cryptoes and will eventually use it all!
But I'm sure that within a maximum of two years and all new companies will ask for identity papers to participate in the ICOs, just as the Exchange will do. They will then be placed in the BC of the company itself.
This may or may not, but will be reality in a few years.
@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I see only so many new people approaching the crypto thinking of making easy money. I'm just saying that if you do not even know how to use myetherwallet or other wallets then it's best not to invest in this world.
See also Ferret who does not know that the first day there is a 30% bonus and therefore 1 Neo = 1300 RPX
For KYC then I believe we must get used to it ... it will increasingly be used by all new cryptoes and will eventually use it all!
@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I see only so many new people approaching the crypto thinking of making easy money. I'm just saying that if you do not even know how to use myetherwallet or other wallets then it's best not to invest in this world.
See also Ferret who does not know that the first day there is a 30% bonus and therefore 1 Neo = 1300 RPX
For KYC then I believe we must get used to it ... it will increasingly be used by all new cryptoes and will eventually use it all!
A news app basically.. lol 
Dont over hype this for more than it is. and there was a lot of talk about China's market this and that, yet no they can't participate.. anyway. yeah theres so much buzz now that people will probably make a return on this coin but im not gonna lose sleep over attempting to participate.
Dont over hype this for more than it is. and there was a lot of talk about China's market this and that, yet no they can't participate.. anyway. yeah theres so much buzz now that people will probably make a return on this coin but im not gonna lose sleep over attempting to participate.
I just got an email from Red Pulse:
Thank you for your interest in the Red Pulse RPX sale. We are implementing a pre-registration KYC (Know Your Customer) whitelist for our RPX sale. The form will require the following information:
Name
Email
Passport - proof of country of citizenship (US, Singaporean, China citizens not allowed)
NEO wallet address
For instructions on how to get a NEO wallet and address, please see: https://coin.red-pulse.com/neon-wallet-instructions. You may NOT use an exchange wallet address.
Contributions received during the RPX sale will not be accepted if any information is missing, or if the NEO wallet address does not match what you submitted.
So as a US Citizen, it seems there's no way around this. I remember the polybius ICO asked for this information too but I didn't submit it and I received their tokens so is this real? I can't imagine they're going to go through thousands of transactions looking for KYC info. Seems like another CYA policy. I'm still going to buy tokens at ICO.
Thank you for your interest in the Red Pulse RPX sale. We are implementing a pre-registration KYC (Know Your Customer) whitelist for our RPX sale. The form will require the following information:
Name
Passport - proof of country of citizenship (US, Singaporean, China citizens not allowed)
NEO wallet address
For instructions on how to get a NEO wallet and address, please see: https://coin.red-pulse.com/neon-wallet-instructions. You may NOT use an exchange wallet address.
Contributions received during the RPX sale will not be accepted if any information is missing, or if the NEO wallet address does not match what you submitted.
So as a US Citizen, it seems there's no way around this. I remember the polybius ICO asked for this information too but I didn't submit it and I received their tokens so is this real? I can't imagine they're going to go through thousands of transactions looking for KYC info. Seems like another CYA policy. I'm still going to buy tokens at ICO.
Yea I also read this. Blocking those three regions is a huge chunk users, so I think it'll hurt them. Wonder if you can get away with just applying without the info
I do like this though:
Each person will be limited to a cap of 50,000 USD equivalent in NEO tokens, with one contribution per person.
Gives everybody a chance to get some tokens and prevents whales from eating them all up
I just got an email from Red Pulse:
Thank you for your interest in the Red Pulse RPX sale. We are implementing a pre-registration KYC (Know Your Customer) whitelist for our RPX sale. The form will require the following information:
Name
Email
Passport - proof of country of citizenship (US, Singaporean, China citizens not allowed)
NEO wallet address
For instructions on how to get a NEO wallet and address, please see: https://coin.red-pulse.com/neon-wallet-instructions. You may NOT use an exchange wallet address.
Contributions received during the RPX sale will not be accepted if any information is missing, or if the NEO wallet address does not match what you submitted.
So as a US Citizen, it seems there's no way around this. I remember the polybius ICO asked for this information too but I didn't submit it and I received their tokens so is this real? I can't imagine they're going to go through thousands of transactions looking for KYC info. Seems like another CYA policy. I'm still going to buy tokens at ICO.
Thank you for your interest in the Red Pulse RPX sale. We are implementing a pre-registration KYC (Know Your Customer) whitelist for our RPX sale. The form will require the following information:
Name
Passport - proof of country of citizenship (US, Singaporean, China citizens not allowed)
NEO wallet address
For instructions on how to get a NEO wallet and address, please see: https://coin.red-pulse.com/neon-wallet-instructions. You may NOT use an exchange wallet address.
Contributions received during the RPX sale will not be accepted if any information is missing, or if the NEO wallet address does not match what you submitted.
So as a US Citizen, it seems there's no way around this. I remember the polybius ICO asked for this information too but I didn't submit it and I received their tokens so is this real? I can't imagine they're going to go through thousands of transactions looking for KYC info. Seems like another CYA policy. I'm still going to buy tokens at ICO.
You can ask questions on their slack channel or just email them, email address is on their website.
You will have to send your tokens from neo wallet and they will send when ico over the coins to your wallet.
You will have to send your tokens from neo wallet and they will send when ico over the coins to your wallet.
Im sure they will publish the deposit address at the open of the ICO if not earlier
What even is red pulse if you guys don't mind me asking? Also, congrats to all the NEO believers on your first ICO!
Confused about the investment. It says the public crowdsale starts at sept 10
and they will only accept NEO 1:1000 from a neo wallet. That's fine. How do
actually submit payment and get a proper receipt to get the tokens?
I don't see any way of contacting Red Pulse folks to ask questions.
- MS
and they will only accept NEO 1:1000 from a neo wallet. That's fine. How do
actually submit payment and get a proper receipt to get the tokens?
I don't see any way of contacting Red Pulse folks to ask questions.
- MS
@kronos123 I did invest in crypto market (around 600% profit) and I'm still investing in cryptos (not exactly in ICOs). I know FEW coins, but I don't have time lately to better know the new interesting ones (I still make more money in doing other business). Their pages are non-informative (technical info). If you know the answer, share it, if don't I understand your advice but I don't need it I need info.
I don't know why I would invest in a Chinese ICO that is built on something called the Chinese ethereum where Chinese citizens can't participate. Am I missing something?
I'm not here to promote the ICO, but there could be a lot of reasons to invest in this. What's important is if the project seems solid to your standard, it's a reason to invest.
The ICO is from a Chinese company, yes, but they operate globally. It's build on the so-called 'Chinese ethereum'. This is just a label put on the project. It just means it's the equivalent to ethereum by a company that focused on the Chinese market and was able to better penetrate that market. China is a different market and a beast of a market at that. It's not that easy to penetrate, but if you do, it's very lucrative.
That Chinese citizens are banned from the ICO is a point that's debatable if you ask me. Just because they can't participate in the ICO, doesn't mean they are prohibited from buying the coin when it hits exchanges. This could raise its price. If this will happen, who knows? No one knows what Chinese regulators are planning to do, but all in all, you have to do your due diligence and see if you want to risk your money on this one.
On a last note, I do believe NEO would love to see it's first ICO be successful...
I don't know why I would invest in a Chinese ICO that is built on something called the Chinese ethereum where Chinese citizens can't participate. Am I missing something?
Im personally going to hold my NEO but you could speculate that now the Chinese cannot participate in the ICO the demand post-ico will be huge from the chinese investors looking to get in.
Ahh good point, is that how it works legally in America too? As in the SEC has no problem with you buying securities as long as its not in the ICO / IPO?
You never run into a KYC form when you try to get your coins out?
Never heard of it.
The website just requested us to mark that we are not U.S. citizens or not representative of them. The coins/tokens will normally be automatically transferred to ICO attendees wallet by smart contract.
If they're going to do it, it's fair to do so beforehand so you can't participate to begin with.
I've participated in an ICO where they delegated the coin to their web wallet and when I tried to send out, they hit me with a KYC form (asking ID and utility bill etc). If you used a VPN to get in, you're screwed at that point: they got your money and your coins are stuck.
I don't know how Red Pulse is delegating their coins, but be aware that this could happen.
Im personally going to hold my NEO but you could speculate that now the Chinese cannot participate in the ICO the demand post-ico will be huge from the chinese investors looking to get in.
Ahh good point, is that how it works legally in America too? As in the SEC has no problem with you buying securities as long as its not in the ICO / IPO?
You never run into a KYC form when you try to get your coins out?
Never heard of it.
The website just requested us to mark that we are not U.S. citizens or not representative of them. The coins/tokens will normally be automatically transferred to ICO attendees wallet by smart contract.
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