Topic: RENTBERRY - DECENTRALIZED HOME RENTAL PLATFORM - page 65. (Read 28557 times)

Hello,
We do have a spreadsheet, but it is for internal usage only so we could calculate the remaining amount of tokens allocated for Bounty. If you have any questions in regards to your participation, please contact [email protected].
Please, include the following info: 1. Which campaigns you participated
2. Email registered in cryptonomos system

I have a few questions that will help me to decide wether to get involved or not. I've read the white pages etc....and they don't clearly address a few things. My first question is how are you evaluating the rentberry token in terms of its Fiat value? I see that you offer the ability to purchase rentberry tokens in the form of Bitcoin or Ethereum but with the volatility of both depending on when you make your investment makes the value of a berry token from one individual to next can vastly different.

I believe I saw somewhere that you were roughly equating one Berry token to be the equal of $0.26 USD. That was in December now that comes out to roughly $0.45 usd a berry token. Once you've implemented the token system what are you going to be valuing the token at?

 I also read that the token is primarily to be used within your system and any trading outside is not condoned though it may happen. I also read that you don't want speculators buying tokens and dumping them after the Ico, and primaly you want them to be used on your platform. As an investor/ homeowner why would I want a berry token? Where is the gain to an investor.

I read that you're going to be using the berry token and Fiat as acceptable payment through the rentberry platform but it seems to me that the Berry would have to be a stable price in order for the consumer to actually find it feasible to use. I could be wrong about this but I also thought I read that once the Ico is over you will not be creating anymore Berry tokens. If that's the case who is the consumer purchasing the berry token from? Will that come from us the initial Ico investors? I'm using the term investor Loosely because again I'm not sure where the investment/ROI part comes into play.

The other part that confuses me is the part where you say that you want the initial Ico buyers to use the rentberry token on the platform but why would I prebuy a token at very volatile cryptocurrency phase when later on down the road I could just buy berry token at the stable price on the platform. Again the price has to be stable or why would the consumer use it? Why would I buy a 50 Cent USD Berry token one day when it could be valued at $0.26 USD the next day?

As an investor I find the project very intriguing but the berry token part of this very vague. I'm not looking for you guys to guarantee that my investment has a big Roi but I'm also not seeing where it has any Roi at all maybe you guys can help me understand this a little bit.

The Tokens Sales PDF says:

Contributions to be made in ETH must be sent from an Ethereum wallet in
respect of which you can identify your private key. Your private key shall be
required to verify your ETH contribution to Rentberry and to enable Rentberry to
issue BERRY Tokens to you through the Smart Contract System. ETH
contributions shall be sent to the Ethereum wallet address specified on the
Token Launch website.
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d. Contributions to be made in BTC shall be sent from a Bitcoin wallet in respect of
which you can identify your private key. Your private key shall be required to
verify your Bitcoin contribution to Rentberry and to enable Rentberry to issue
BERRY Tokens to you through the Smart Contract System. BTC contributions
shall be sent to the Rentberry Bitcoin wallet address specified on the Rentberry
website.

I can't verify my private key. It was sent from an exchange. Why is not using my Cryptonomous account enough verification? They can't send my Berry tokens to my Cryptonoums account so I can withdraw them?

Why did you choose the ERC20 token? This standard is only suitable for ICO.
There is no other functionality for this standard.  Do you consider the possibility of deployment on other networks?

Ummm....regarding the above point. My interpretation is all it saying is that you should make sure you hold onto the private keys of the ETH address that you sent Ether from- which of course you would always need to do. I don't think it saying that you will have to hand over your private keys.  

I didn't read this and used an exchange to send to ICO sale and used BTC. It's expensive to send to my wallet and send to ICO sale. Also This is my first time supporting ICO sale... and I didn't read the Terms of Service that closely. Even if I used ether, I'd still have the same problem because I don't think I can access private keys from my Ledger Nano S. Is this standard of asking for private keys for ICO sale? Maybe a warning about having access to private keys before buying would be nice? Am I screwed? Can I get a refund so I can buy it correctly. Thanks!

Good day! tell me please where to look at the table with reports?

Hi Ann,

A couple of quick questions:

~ Is Rentberry currently turning a profit?
~ Could the use of a token in the process possibly slow the transaction process down?  (at current rate)
~ On your website, it states that $30,000,000 USD is the fixed limit for the sale.  Is that the overall Hard Cap or is the 30% of tokens distributed {stated in the token sale pdf) to management, etc. on top of that?

Finally, there was a news article published a few months back regarding issues with tenant unions in AU as well as a good amount of comments also generally voicing concern (driving rent prices up in already high-demand areas ~ SF etc).  Any updates to the current status of this discussion?

Thanks in advance,

Liam

Interesting idea, I hope it really disrubt the renting market

Rentberry will create a market a healthy competitve market which will allow tenants to put in agressive offers against competition. Rentberry will have 224k+ properties in 4.948 cities. Im looking forward on how this will change the way tenants have to make payments to landlords. I have huge trust in Alex Lubinsky and this management team!



website
https://rentberry.cryptonomos.com/

Looks like a great project I'm in!!

Looks promising, I'm in.

Do you guys have a spreadsheet? I just want to clarify, that I joined for sure.

Looks promising. Best of luck to the team.

I just heard from this ico. I did detailed research and liked it. I'm thinking of investing a little.

Avoiding the middlemen in renting home or apartment using blockchain is excellent. This provides the automation in renting avoiding hassles in quick confirmations, quick refunds, quick payments etc...

This is a great promising project of this decade.

AirBnB is short term, rentberry is long term. Totally different market.

I'd like to rent a 2-floor flat, is it possible with your assistance??

Will there be any market competition with airbnb or is rentberry's focus different enough to not compete for the same clients?

Very interested in this project. Best of luck to the team during the ICO!