Topic: Red Pulse (RPX) (Read 736 times)
I invested some money in this coin. I do still wonder what will happen with this coin. I'm curious about the price, since it's so low. I think the idea of the coin is great.
Shouldn't it be listed on Coinnest? Any news when this should happen?
Hello and thanks for the topic to discuss Red Pulse, Neo's first ICO and a project that promises to revolutionize the market research in China's finance industry.
Is there news of any further exchanges to support RPX? I would love to see it listed on Binance, for example, as Binance has served as a good home for Neo and Gas in recent months.
Looking forward to hearing more good news!
Cheers!
Is there news of any further exchanges to support RPX? I would love to see it listed on Binance, for example, as Binance has served as a good home for Neo and Gas in recent months.
Looking forward to hearing more good news!
Cheers!
When will the exchange? Any news? 
Announcement;
We proudly announce that Kucoin will be the first exchange to list Red Pulse (RPX), the upcoming markets includes RPX/BTC and RPX/ETH. users can start depositing RPX to Kucoin at 12:00, 26th, October (UTC+8), and trading at 20:00, 28th, October (UTC+8).
When will the exchange? Any news?
In order to create this open content ecosystem, RPX will play a role in the success – it’s what is used to incentivize independent content producers to contribute to there site, ultimately building a great community of contributors and people with similar interests and objectives.
They are initially focusing on China’s capital markets because that’s what they specialize in currently, but having RPX to entice people to use our platform can help it expand much faster into a much larger and broader ecosystem.
They could do a traditional open content platform, such as Seeking Alpha or Xueqiu, but there’s the disconnect between what somebody produces on those websites and what compensation they receive. Those sites also run on advertising revenue. They are looking to RPX to disrupt that business model, and allow for higher quality producers to be paid for that content.
They are initially focusing on China’s capital markets because that’s what they specialize in currently, but having RPX to entice people to use our platform can help it expand much faster into a much larger and broader ecosystem.
They could do a traditional open content platform, such as Seeking Alpha or Xueqiu, but there’s the disconnect between what somebody produces on those websites and what compensation they receive. Those sites also run on advertising revenue. They are looking to RPX to disrupt that business model, and allow for higher quality producers to be paid for that content.
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