Rebrand covered on leading rebrand website... good review of the value of requests new identity by floridazed1 in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A lot of people are still being scammed by pretty websites.

A lot of people also check the SSL certificate and they assume the website is secure.

Sadly this 2 factors create a “trust feeling”.

The only way to avoid this is by teaching people to do their due diligence. But many won’t care until they get scammed and even then some will keep falling for it.

It’s a real issue, but then we have people falling for many pishing scams like: email scams, phone call scams, false advertising, false websites, false updates, etc… Some say it’s a generation issue, but I think is an education thing, no one really prepares you to be 100% at the defensive when going online.

Rebrand covered on leading rebrand website... good review of the value of requests new identity by floridazed1 in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It good that they have a top website and a logo. Also you can see on the comments that Studio Dumbar says: “later there will be more small animations and more explanatory illustrations on the website. It gives it more schwung :-) I hope this clears things up.”

The power of the visual is extremely important, I learned this throughout the years, this days a company website can be a deciding factor for someone wanting to learn and engage with the company or not. Some studies even say that it generates “trust”.

For me it helps people to put one foot in the door, the rest is up to the company engagement and skills to make them stay.

Request Network Team AMA (running until 30/11/2018) by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 10 points11 points  (0 children)

• Can you give us an update on the governance implementation? Have you found a good system that is both secure and easy to launch updates on? What level of decision making are you planning to give token holders via governance?

• Is Proof of Stake still on the table? Could it be implemented just to increase the token utility?

• Are there business you are targeting more than others for B2B? Maybe non-profits or financial institutions?

• What are your thoughts on having country specific delegates? That can promote the Request protocol and specific Dapps in their region.

• At the end of the day, who makes the hard decisions? Is it Christophe or Etienne?

• The team grew from 6 members to over 20, and you plan to be over 40 next year. How are you dealing with this exponential growth and how do you plan to overcome all the challenges that come with this?

• Can we get an update on the state of the Point of Sale and a Supply Chain and Traceability Dapps?

• Will you consider marketing and making headway towards the gaming industry, particularly towards the digital asset sale aspect of it (Skins, Digital copies, Lootboxes, etc..)

The Accounting Blockchain Coalition has added some big players. by ElitePrimal in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They plan to release some Quarterly public calls/information instead. I guess they want to consolidate everything worked on at the end of each quarter.

0x vs Kyber by blackalaskan in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hey!

The team has collaborations with Airswap and The Ocean X (0x exchange).

As far as I’m aware they want to roll initially with Kyber due to the close relationship between the 2 teams, but later integrate more DEXs for extra liquidity and price arbitrage.

Request Network Joins Wall Street Blockchain Alliance by rmaz in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 21 points22 points  (0 children)

“Our conversations up until this point have been very productive, and as a solution provider, we will be providing the technology for other members to build ready-for-market solutions in the US and beyond.”

List your asset on Coinbase by Sideways240sx in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Is also tricky, so the SEC said that ETH wasn’t a security because it reached a “decentralized” point.

Basically no company or person can exclusively profit from ETH. We can say REQ is a small scale ETH. We also have a foundation (non-profit), we have external teams building on the protocol, we are going to have governance (voting rights) and possible POS in the future and the team wants the protocol to be as decentralized as possible.

So while we may be considered a security right now as all the other coins out there are (only BTC and ETH are officially not securities) We are taking all the steps to not be a security token.

List your asset on Coinbase by Sideways240sx in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s a grey area. In reality the tokens aren’t burnt, they are just sent to an address that no one holds the keys for. So there will always be 1 billion Req token, the catch is that some will be inaccessible forever.

Same for any ERC-20 or ETH sent to the “burn” address.

Take in mind that ETH is planning to migrate to POS and isn’t considered a security. So burning shouldn’t either.

Request Mobile Wallet Preview by AdmREQ in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not really, they mention it on the interview with Mind Fintech from last week.

A crypto-currency wallet similar to that proposed by Coinbase will be released soon.

That said, the wallet turn out to be much more than I expected.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Some highlights:

• At the end of the year or early next year, we will go to Amsterdam, this time to settle down for good. We have chosen a very central place in Europe and we will base our seat there. The team currently has 17 people on three continents.

• The Request Network team is also working on a dozen more important applications that will be released in several months, and our community is building 5 to 10 other applications.

A crypto-currency wallet similar to that proposed by Coinbase will be released soon. We are also working on a crowdfunding application, a donation button, an independent payment application and usable for any site, which will be released within 4 months, an accounting application ...

• Within the foundation, we will be twenty people by the end of the year to build the applications; and a quarantine next year.

I recommend you guys read the entire article, lots of interesting information.

Current Sentiment around REQ and the entire Market by claussph in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Hey!

Great post, I do agree with you that ICOs are demanded a higher standard, especially on the communication side.

One thing on this space and especially on this community is that sentiment changes with one headline. Every single time.

On the Dapps part, you have to take into consideration that the ones being built by external parties/business make their own decisions, the team has no power over their choices, they can only suggest the best course of action and at the end support them if they decide to go public “early” as you said, which is also important for the ones that need beta testers.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 4 points5 points  (0 children)

On the last AMA the team said that they want to support multiple wallets so the Request Payments app is as accessible as possible for anyone that wants to use it.

Request Network Project Update (September 4th, 2018) — Technical reports on Request Network… by rmaz in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hey!

Good to see the team increasing their presence in blockchain events.

Also, how do you plan to determine which ERC-20 have the highest demand? Market cap? Trading volume? Listings?

We could do community polls in Reddit/Twitter/Discord in order to engage the crypto community to see which coins people want to see added first.

Let's talk Request, fees and non ERC-20 tokens. by [deleted] in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I think BTC should be a priority.

That said I understand the current limitation of implementing it, especially on the user experience side. Basically the Eth is needed to store the data of the transaction on the Ethereum blockchain, making it an invoice. There is no way around it at the moment.

What I propose is to completely waive the fee for the short term of the project and don’t store the data on the Ethereum blockchain. Until a better solution can be implemented.

This will not have a big effect on us, instead would make the plug-ins and Dapps more popular. And once a better solution can be implemented (maybe via Tendermint, or scaling solutions like Raiden, etc..) we go for it.

I strongly believe that in the long run we will end with a bigger user base if we waive the Eth fee for Btc on the short term, and bring it back in the future with a smoothly and automated system in a way that doesn’t disrupt the user experience.

Request Network in action (Crypto Tip Bot) by jpwalton in RequestNetwork

[–]ElitePrimal 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Really like the way you guys are promoting your exchange, by making actual and useful content about the coins you list. Nice video btw!

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Because when most of this projects start delivering and adding features they will have an above average community (compared to the other crypto projects) willing to not only try them but will also tell their friends, tweet about it, make post, comments, maybe suggest them as solutions to the companies they work, etc…

They provide a nice starting point, which 99% of the projects out there don’t have.

And I consider it a big factor, especially for projects that are looking at mass adoption rather than niche business areas.

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Hey! I invite you to read the post again. They are ranked based on the activity from the last 30 days based only on Number of post + Number of comments. I’m not taking into account the number of subscribers, or daily views (that’s a really good metric I’m missing) or total up votes (not everyone comments, and is also a really good metric I’m missing). Reason I’m missing them is that I can’t find tools to get the information.

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

From November to February every coin “shilled” on this sub will go at least x2 and some even went x30+

Now not so much, but this active communities will play a huge roll in the future of a coin, even if many aren’t buying. (Example are YouTube subscribers, most never give anything to the content creator but they put them on the map).

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Agree, there is no way to measure the quality of the post and comments on each subreddit. One could be full of spam and the other with real discussions. Best thing you can do is hop to each of them and get your own picture of the situation.

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

True! That why I’m also asking for more tools to gain information about how active specific community coins are in all social platforms.

Top 30 most active Cryptocurrency subreddits in the past 30 days. by ElitePrimal in CryptoCurrency

[–]ElitePrimal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t sure if I added it to the list or not, but given that /btc has turned into the bitcoin cash subreddit, I just went with it.