The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. 
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The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. 
what about the news? Is there any? The manager generally gets in touch? We learn more about the project? I would like to know the details
The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully. The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
I seems that the base is Care.Protocol. It’s clearly specified on the technical documentation, you just have to get acquainted with it more carefully.
The description of the project is big, it tells how it’ll work what advantages it’ll have and etc. But there’s no info on the technical part of the project. For example, I’d like to know what it’s based on.
Will I have any special knowledge to create Care.Cards or will there any kinda convenient constructor on the platform itself?
Bumped into your topic by accident, I decided to study. Quite an interesting project. You have an excellent team of specialists. I would like to buy some of your tokens!
Thank you for the kind words and your contribution
Bumped into your topic by accident, I decided to study. Quite an interesting project. You have an excellent team of specialists. I would like to buy some of your tokens!
I dont really get it how they are going to make healthcare management automatic with Care.Cards?
Solve.Care platform can perform the tasks of current processing and management systems at 3% of total spend through the use of Care Administration Networks thus
reducing processing and management of systems and the potential to reduce overall spend, this already makes healthcare management automatic. Care.Cards are applicable in many different ways but comparable to apps in an appstore. For instance a developer could make a scheduling system with Care.Cards. Which can be used by hospitals thus simplifying the management of appointments made by doctors/patients.
How can different companies use Proof of service and what is it going to improve?
Proof of service is achieved through the use of the Care.Coin which will remove a lot of the costs, risks and friction created by 3rd payment models. The Care.Coin can detect abuse through automatic computing proof prior to payments.
What are the minimum requirements to the apps which will be added to Solve.Care?
What’s the total number of CAN tokens issued by the company?
Solve.Care Foundation has issued a total of 1000 million CAN tokens
350 million CAN tokens will be offered via Pre-sale and Token sale
650 million tokens are reserved for team, foundation and community
For foundation and community why you have allocated more coins, in this, case you might dump the coin on the market.
This is not the right way to hold the huge amount of coins with you and this might easily damage the price.
Tokens reserved for our team have a vested lock-up period ranging from 12 to 30 months. Besides, only 18% is reserved for the team.
How many tokens has the company already sold in the second round of the ICO?
Зa 212 million CAN tokens were sold during the 1st stage of the ICO.
How many tokens has the company already sold in the second round of the ICO?
Solve.Care Token Sale starts now!
Solve.Care Token Sale offers CAN tokens at the price of $0.10 and will last until April 15, 2018.
Go to www.solve.care/tokensale and hasten up to participate in the most dynamic healthcare token sale on Blockchain.
Solve.Care Token Sale offers CAN tokens at the price of $0.10 and will last until April 15, 2018.
Go to www.solve.care/tokensale and hasten up to participate in the most dynamic healthcare token sale on Blockchain.
SolveCare platform solves the independence and integration services among different industries. This is a ambitious goal.
Hey guys does anyone know whether any check will be done of the platform when new Care.Cards is being added?
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