Quote: (09-26-2017 06:12 AM)superschalk Wrote:
I am on the Request whitelist but I will not buy any more ICO coins as long major exchanges are not starting listing new coins. If Kyber the best ICO this month does not get listed on Bitrrex till the Request token launch I will not buy.
Seriously there is no point to buy all these ICO tokens if no major exchanges are listing them. Surely you can flip some of the tokens on ED but for a mid to long term values these coins need to go on bigger exchanges. People just end up holding tokens while the Etherum price could potentially spike because of Metropolis.
If you believe in Request as a product it might be smarter to buy Omisego. These guys are listed on the bigger exchanges and offering a similar product. There marketing is also brilliant. They posting regular rumors on social media which always results in some great spikes.
OMG and Request may look similar at first glance but are targeted towards different functions:
https://blog.request.network/omisego-vs-...9d1f66675b
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Punchline
Request: The future of commerce
OmiseGo: Unbank the Banked with Ethereum
What they really are
-Request: A decentralized network for payment requests. A universal invoice platform. (analogy: If PayPal was open sourced, decentralized and standardized)
-OmiseGo: A settlement system between eWallets (analogy: SWIFT between Venmo and Alipay, allowing you to send between both; technical terms: Clearinghouse and liquidity provider between eWallets)
Focus
Request: Payments, Requests for payments, Accounting automation, Smart audit, IoT framework
OmiseGo: Payments, Remittances, Payroll deposit, B2B commerce,
Supply-chain finance, Loyalty programs
Who are their clients
Request: eWallet, banks and payment providers, accounting firms, audit firms, B2B, eCommerce websites, Apps
OmiseGo: eWallet, banks and payment providers, B2B, eCommerce websites, Apps
More importantly, OMG is already sitting at a near billion dollar marketcap, versus $30 million initial valuation at ICO for Request. Where are you more likely to make a quick 2-3x on your money?
Good news for exchange listings is that following proper KYC procedures tends to make listing easier- that's why KNC was listed on liqui and now Binance just a few days after tokens became tradable (that and their team worked hard to make this happen).
I'm going to follow the same strategy that I did for KNC (sold off a big chunk yesterday at 0.0008, feels good man)- don't sell on etherdelta unless we're at least 2-3x and wait for bigger exchange listing to sell off a big portion while hype and fomo are in full effect. I'm pretty confident in a timely listing on liqui at the very least, given their strict KYC procedure and general attentiveness to potential investors shown by the team.
This is certainly no Kyber in terms of hype, but I would be surprised if I'm unable to get a 2-3x return for this bad boy, we'll see I'll guess.
RVF Fearless Coindogger Crew