Topic: THE OFFICIAL ARAGON (ANT) CROWDSALE AND PROJECT THREAD - page 9. (Read 12878 times)
any bounty bounty social media？
Your best idea to get the full picture is to go to slack and speak to the Dev team that can answer that question in more detail they are there just now
What are the similarities / differences with https://colony.io/ ?
It only has a bug bounty sorry guys
If this project has bounties for translation then I would like to reserve Japanese translation for ANN thread and whitepaper. Thanks 
nice project and i want to join this crowdsale
No bounty and social media campaign?
Decentralized company management platform, Aragon has announced the latest additions to its Board of Advisors. Ahead of its token sale, which commences on May 17th, 2017 and runs until June 14th, 2017, Aragon invited Kenny Rowe, Chief Operations Officer of the Dai Foundation, and Jake Brukhman, Co-Founder of CoinFund to the team. In addition to the new board members, Aragon launched the formation of an Estonian-based non-profit, Aragon Institution MTÜ.
Built on Ethereum, Aragon is a management tool developed specifically to disintermediate the creation and maintenance of companies. Aragon aims to provide a more efficient model for companies to operate. It implements basic features such as cap table management, governance, fundraising, payroll, and accounting, supporting all areas of company management through an easy-to-use interface.More
Built on Ethereum, Aragon is a management tool developed specifically to disintermediate the creation and maintenance of companies. Aragon aims to provide a more efficient model for companies to operate. It implements basic features such as cap table management, governance, fundraising, payroll, and accounting, supporting all areas of company management through an easy-to-use interface.More
There's an interview with Aragon and CoinFund live streaming right now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U35jr3UOBXc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U35jr3UOBXc
Really nice project I am looking forward to join this crowdsale and Status ICO.
By the way, do you need French translator?
By the way, do you need French translator?
Well the reason is every crowsale where the cap is known to start with ends in minutes or at most hours,so the team decided to delay telling the hard cap at the start so VCs dont just rush in buying it up and not letting the smaller investor much of a chance to get tokens.Once the ICO is underway and a certain amount has been raised (this will be watched by bots, the hard cap will be released) The cap is in US dollars and has been decided already in advance
Would like to know the cap as well, doesn't make sense to get in without that information. Please pm if you can lend some insight to help us decide better.
Thanks
Thanks
Don't think so at the moment but @jorge on Slack should know better
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog. This has been extremely beneficial for the development of communities around the world, and crypto is perhaps one of the most remarkable examples.
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
Anything in Los Angeles?
The hard cap will be revealed once a certain amount is raised this allows smaller investors to get in before the whales and VCs do.As for the amount to early investors and team, there is vesting with their tokens.
Head over to the slack channel and you can speak to the Dev Luis himself, he will answer all concerns you have
Can anyone speculate what the hard cap is, I don't like investing into a project where I'm left in the shadow. 15% to early investors and co is huge if the hard cap is huge
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog. This has been extremely beneficial for the development of communities around the world, and crypto is perhaps one of the most remarkable examples.
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
It's good to hear more information about this project . I will join when I read all information from The whitepage and the goal of this project.
I hope all things will be clear and transparent before investing to this project.
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog. This has been extremely beneficial for the development of communities around the world, and crypto is perhaps one of the most remarkable examples.
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
But who doesn’t like to have a beer with people that share common interests? It’s part of our human nature!
So aside from being on Slack all day and night, we’ve organized a series of meetups for Ethereum & Aragon enthusiasts to get together to talk about exciting projects and have a few drinks!
We had our first meetup this Monday in the beautiful town of Zug and had the pleasure to present and have a relaxed discussion with some projects we’re huge fans of, AKASHA and Status.
The meetup was an enormous success! We even had a wait-list for attendance. If interested, Mihai from AKASHA recorded so those that couldn’t make it in person can watch it on our blog
Upcoming Meetups
We have some additional meetups happening in the near future:
Madrid: May 8 — thanks to Jorge Vallet (who’s been doing Ethereum meetups since ’14) for organizing it!
New York: TBD but likely May 24
Berlin: June 9 — thanks to our friends at BlueYard (especially Philip) for making it happen!
Barcelona: TBD but likely the first week of June
Good project, reserved Japanese translation if possible 
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