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The project declares that there are no risks on the part of counterparties. Yes, I am generally inclined to think that such risks will be eliminated within the network. But what if someone wants to use the network for fraud? How does the team plan to fight this?
I'm worried about the question, how much computing power will be required when working with the Hydra network? For such a scale, which is assumed by the project team, this moment is the key. Plus I would like to inquire about the speed of transactions. Can Hydra circumvent Visa's speed of operations?
Interesting project. I will wait for more information, hope the project will soon come to life
with an experienced team all will always try the best for this project and its sales I am sure will be able to achieve satisfactory results. are people hyping this up? no proofs yet that this platform is really great yet a lot are already praising their services? maybe paid ones or they come from the team??
We have no idea of anyone posting comments on this thread. Could be some people working on bounty campaign tasks (where they can make their posts anywhere they choose), but some of those comments seem to be from members that are very junior, and to qualify, one should be at least junior member to quality, so it does not look like bounty comments either. So it is hard to tell, who, but just having checked the pages of a number of other projects, such a thing seems to be more commonplace than rare, most threads full of comments that do not have much to say in terms of substance, and many have hired people to "pump" their thread (we have not). Hype or not, that does not concern us, because when people look deeper into the substance of the project, they will discover that it is a pretty interesting one;)
okay, you have a point on that. anyway, it's up to the user if he will invest on the project or not. and if he will study more about the project. but based from my experience, it's better to buy a token once it hit an exchange, cheaper than the token sale because of dumpers.
Studied the white papers of those guys. Looks really solid, some pretty unique stuff in there. Strange that I have never heard of this project before! But they have too low profile, should be bolder to increase their PR a bit! You seem to prefer buying token from an exchange rather than from an ICO, but aren't you promoting an ICO based on your signature? If you work for a bounty thing, those paying you for working for their ICO hardly appreciate your comments...
are people hyping this up? no proofs yet that this platform is really great yet a lot are already praising their services? maybe paid ones or they come from the team??
We have no idea of anyone posting comments on this thread. Could be some people working on bounty campaign tasks (where they can make their posts anywhere they choose), but some of those comments seem to be from members that are very junior, and to qualify, one should be at least junior member to quality, so it does not look like bounty comments either. So it is hard to tell, who, but just having checked the pages of a number of other projects, such a thing seems to be more commonplace than rare, most threads full of comments that do not have much to say in terms of substance, and many have hired people to "pump" their thread (we have not). Hype or not, that does not concern us, because when people look deeper into the substance of the project, they will discover that it is a pretty interesting one;)
okay, you have a point on that. anyway, it's up to the user if he will invest on the project or not. and if he will study more about the project. but based from my experience, it's better to buy a token once it hit an exchange, cheaper than the token sale because of dumpers.
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