What are /r/RequestNetwork's favorite Products & Services?

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Two articles Robbin linked when discussing the move:

https://thenextweb.com/insider/2018/04/05/9-reasons-why-amsterdam-is-the-best-place-on-earth-if-you-work-in-tech/

https://www.hubspot.com/european-tech-scene/cities?name=amsterdam

I don't feel that confident in the token tbh. Here are my concerns;

• Devs move the goalposts. From a fixed roadmap with dates on it to a "dynamic" one

• They will never accomplish what was promised. It's incredibly hard to get money licenses and all other legal business in a single state in America, never mind all of them (with every other country as well...). They didn't actually promise that they'd have fiat -> crypto in every single country, but the community did, and so that's what people think is happening. They'll never live up to the hype

• People are posting shit like this which is getting 50 upvotes. There were hundreds of dot com companies that just died. There's a higher chance of us not being the amazon in this situation than being the amazon.

• What do we have that could possibly justify a $30M market cap?

edit: from 2 to -2, debate my points instead of downvoting pls

>Request is a YCombinator alumni. Part of the same network as Coinbase, Stripe and Airbnb. Request is similar to Paypal

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>already doing crypto invoicing and payments (Maker, Celo, Adan, IOV, Paraswap, etc…)
the goal for 2021 is to grow from 80 businesses to 5000

Why are we still at $0.06 is beyond me..

You could read their website. IPFS is being used to host the data for the Request transactions. Ethereum is being used as the consensus mechanism (i.e. immutable evidence a transaction has happened), and will store hashes of the data.

Hashes do not contain the actual data, but they can be used to verify the data you have (i.e. the data on IPFS) is correct by comparing it to the hash. As 077 explained, this means multiple Requests can be send as a single Ethereum transaction, reducing the ETH gas fees.

BTC and ETH are currently the only assets available on Coinfy that are not ERC20 tokens but our team is always working hard to improve our products and meet consumer demand.

We realize there is a huge market for an efficient and smooth multi-coin wallet with a wide range of coins integrated.

You can follow us Twitter for the latest updates. Thanks!

According to Cryptocompare, 75 percent of the money coming into REQ is from BTC. You're implying a strong correlation between the price of REQ and the price of ETH. It's just not that tight, bruh. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/req/analysis/ETH Check it out.

I use them and I really have no complaints. It has a nice UI and all the coins I really need, including REQ. You can trade up-to 2BTC per day without any ID verification. Cheaper fees than pretty much all other exchange sites at 0.1%, which you can get even lower to 0.05% if you opt to use their crypto BNB as fee payment.

I don't know what you mean people cannot withdraw their money. I just withdrew out of it just fine.

Ref link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=11312255
Non ref link: https://www.binance.com

Good luck!

https://www.similarweb.com/website/moneytis.com

Well, to be fair you could actually look at some stats. It's most popular, as you may expect, in France. Though these stats are likely misleading now because of Request, I'm not sure why you think it's used mostly in Asia.

This guy living in Asia doesn't mean much either. Is he a likely Moneytis customer? Which part of Asia is he living in? There are bands with millions of fans in the UK (where I live), who I've never heard of. So why would any one person matter in this regard?

Ok here are the links. Enjoy!

Ios. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/crypto-tracker-bot/id1320756750?mt=8

Android. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lwbrands.android.cryptotrackerbot

Just a note on the html (And something you'll find is a bit more tidier) is to do a lot of the extra bits with pseudo elements or even background images

Also try moving your class/id to the button saving you that extra <div>.

In this example I've just used an ID to save time but you should probably use classes, one being a global default button style .button then perhaps button modifiers like .button-wide or .button-xl which you can add optional things to

The cleaner your html the better imo :)

https://codepen.io/anon/pen/XqmqGv

Afaik there is no place where you can trade fiat -> REQ, but BTC -> REQ is certainly possible. I would recommend binance: https://www.binance.com/ (when you use an exchange, never trust links. Type the address yourself to avoid fishing.)

I cannot even view the "roadmap" on my browser. It's just a blurry image. I would hope it to be more like the Chainlink Pivotal Tracker here: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823 where we can see real progress being made, and the steps left to finish each part of the project.

Well, since you want to gamble*, I would purchase ethereum (ETH) from whichever place is easiest for your specific country. For the USA, its Coinbase. You can use a credit card to purchase it and receive it the same day, but you'll have to verify your identity.

Once you have your ETH, you'll want to withdraw it and move it to an exchange where you can purchase Request Network (REQ) tokens. I suggest binance (referral link). You'll need to create an account and then you'll have access to the deposits page under the funds menu on the header. You'll want to search for ETH in the deposit coin search box and copy the string of characters and numbers that is your "ETH Deposit Address". You need to input that into the form for withdrawing the ETH from the place you originally purchased the ETH. Once you have initiated the withdraw, it should take a few minutes and then you'll have ethereum in your binance account. Once its in your binance account, you can trade for many different crypto currencies, including REQ on their exchange which functions similarly to a stock exchange.

*Realize this is a gamble if you don't do your own research.

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

you can buy directly from GDAX and use limit order when buying coins (no fees) and then transfer to binance. After you have bought REQ transfer it to MyEtherWallet.

Also, i would use ETH because of the fees and transaction time of BTC.

Binance referral link if you haven't already created an account there :P https://www.binance.com/?ref=12212767

The way I did it was by buying some ethereum/bitcoin on coinbase then transferring that to Binance. Then convert it from the original coin to REQ.

Here’s my referral link for binance: https://www.binance.com/?ref=12200787

Binance!

I use them and I really have no complaints. It has a nice UI and all the coins I really need. You can trade up-to 2BTC per day without any ID verification. Cheaper fees than pretty much all other exchange sites at 0.1%, which you can get even lower to 0.05% if you opt to use their crypto BNB as fee payment.

Ref link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=11312255
Non ref link: https://www.binance.com

Good luck!

after vetting several apps I've come to recommend this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=live.coinmarketcap.app

pros: coin prices are reflective of coinmarketcap.com, full listing of coins, track your portfolio..

cons: small ads (no videos thankfully), no watch/favorites list, icons missing for most coins, can't hide balances, no candlestick charts (ta is bullshit anyway), no black background..

just my 0.056 req (see what I did there)