/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9464329
Pinkdate is one of the better ICO's I know of at the moment.

They actually have a decent business plan, there's obviously a market too.

What is the incentive of anonymous ((((escorting))))?
I'm paying [average] 400 dollars for what might probably be a 2 hour service but I'm just getting my dick wet
If I was to revieve some form of an ROI dependent on the amount I spend annually on Hookers that's one thing but a blockchain app that's designed to make it harder to not only prosecute these street walking whores but make it easier for their enablers to support them baffles me to no end

>>9464621
The incentive is to keep people out of jail where it's illegal.

As for an ROI, hold the tokens. They pay out 50% of all platform profits split between all token holders.

>>9464575
Totally agree. It's a solid business plan, people don't put enough emphasis on that. Everyone is focused on tech, but there's money to be made right now with current tech.

I thought they already did the ICO and raised like 15m?

>>9465713
That was their preICO, which went very well. They're using the funds from that sell to fund the development of the platform which will be up and running by the time the ICO comes on June 27th.

If I wanted a hooker why wouldn't I just go down the street and get one rather than use this?

>>9464329
so, do they want to use monero or not?

They also have a refferal program. So if some one were to use my referal link here
https://invest.pinkdate.is/?pk_campaign=inv&pk_kwd=8e4f86dc
I would get a bonus 5% of the purchase, and whoever uses the refferal gets a 10% bonus. Not that I would suggest anyone actually use mine though, it saves a cookie to the browser to tag future the purchase so it says.

Why is the token needed?

>>9465886


Reviews are probably going to be my favorite feature. Not having to incriminate yourself by handing out cash is a close second. Better selection, more competitive rates, easy comparison of services offered, etc.

>>9465931
To fund the platform and pay out early investors a portion of all profits.

>>9465891
Oh yeah! I wouldn't have anything to do with this if it weren't Monero compatible. Only privacy coin I trust.

Sounds like a good way to get your rocks off without having to worry too much about the police.

Kind of reminds of the darknet markets. Tons of people just not giving a shit about stupid laws and doing what they want.

>>9464329
gib

>>9466029
Police will infiltrate.

>>9466079
My wife worked with the police with digital forensics while in college. You wouldn't believe how little resources they have.

It doesn't really pay off to go after the guys who are trying very hard to not be caught when there's tons of much lower hanging fruit.

I have made an account. How do I buy it? I want to throw 0.2 ETH just for the PIMP feeling.

>>9466282
ICO doesn't start til June 27th. Quite a ways off still.

Set an alarm though, this could sell out rather quickly since they're already half way to their hard cap from the pre-ICO I believe.

>>9466462
I'll at least set a reminder to check out the platform since it will be up before the ICO.

>>9464329
The problem with this one is that it is 100% a security AND enabling prostitution, which the prudish burgers don't like.

So, don't expect any major exchange to list this, ever. If the platform catches on, you might make a profit, but you'll have a hard time selling into pumps as there will be none.

That said, I support their mission 110% - the fucking laws criminalizing prostitutions have to got.

>>9466751

I think decentralized exchanges will get more and more popular and within 5 years we won't have to worry about which exchanges are willing to list what because the big decentralized exchanges will list just about everything.

Decentralization in general is just getting started. Very excited for the future.