/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9373356
where buy sir

>>9373376
Fork delta is best. Radar relay and nebula too but they're having issues.

die from aids faggot

>>9373424
Rich people don't die from aids

>>9373482
You're telling me WYS is gonna save my life? I had high hopes but that's some next level shit.

>>9374052
You know what anon, I actually went and checked this one out. It's amazing. Who gives a fuck about sales conversions when I can literally just buy wys and don't have to worry about the AIDS I caught from that thai trap I pay to fuck my ass.

bad tokenomics. 10% reserved for rewarding users for scrolling. when that runs out the only way to get these coins will be directly from the advertisers. your profile is enriched by scrolling products and making purchases, not your previous purchase history. advertisers will not want to gift tokens to users without purchases so your profile enriched by your searches will not be valuable to them. basically this app will have a hype phase fueled by people trying to farm as many coins as possible by rapid scrolling products at full speed. the rewards are tiny so your 15-20 minutes of work will net you about 5 cents. also advertisers can't write off their coin purchase like they could a typical budget expense because the coins are being traded on exchanges. this will definitely create a barrier to mass adoption. another thing that is a red flag is the lack of pilots with retailers pre ico. there is zero proof that this will actually increase sales conversions for the retailer. bottom line is retailers want revenue and are not risk adverse. buying a coin that could possibly decrease in value with zero proof of roi is not an attractive proposition for any company. and also the team is rather shit. the founder worked as a google adwords employee in ireland and he has a few failed start ups under his belt. most people shilling this board claim "normies will love this!". you are the normies and you have no intention of using the coin for the intended purpose, you're just waiting to dump on advertisers because hypothetically they will be the only people purchasing this coin. basically everyone agrees that this is geared towards millennials, but that demographic has much less disposable income for shopping compared to gen xers and boomers. the app seems to have been created with the user in mind, and not the retailer which is a flawed approach. this coin has already formed a cult of moon children that have zero understanding of the market place.

Dead github, dead twitter, dead instagram, dead reddit page, super dead bitcointalk.
Hmmmmmm maybe is should give the bagholders my eth

Shhhh I'm still not giving a single fuck about your bags

>>9374168
Exactly buddy.
>>9374239
>10% reserved for rewarding users for scrolling. when that runs out the only way to get these coins will be directly from the advertisers

It will practically never run out. You can gamify it by continuing to hand out WYS way into the decimals. You are right that the only significant source of in-app WYS will come from advertisers.

>your profile is enriched by scrolling products and making purchases, not your previous purchase history

What? If the app tracks your purchases, then it knows your purchase history within the app. Consequently, advertisers have valuable data to go on.

>also advertisers can't write off their coin purchase like they could a typical budget expense because the coins are being traded on exchanges.

Says who?

>bottom line is retailers want revenue and are not risk adverse. buying a coin that could possibly decrease in value with zero proof of roi is not an attractive proposition for any company.

Retailers don't have to buy anything. They just have to sell their products to the app's users.

> the founder worked as a google adwords employee in ireland and he has a few failed start ups under his belt.

He worked for google. He did well. He chose to try his hand at entrepreneurship and started an incubator. The incubator lead to Wysker.

Doesn't sound like failure to me.

>basically everyone agrees that this is geared towards millennials, but that demographic has much less disposable income for shopping compared to gen xers and boomers

This is a moot point. It doesn't matter that they have less income, what matters is that they will do their shopping in the app and generate value. Which they will.

>>9374362
>If the app tracks your purchases
you need to buy something first. if you don't buy your profile is useless. just your "preferences" that you built while trying to farm free shit. not appealing and not valuable. money talks, nobody gives a shit about what you like because you were only using the app for free shit in the first place

>Says who?
the tax laws nigger. google can't buy euros, lose money and claim that. it's not an expense, it's a failed investment because the asset is being traded on exchanges

>retailers don't have to buy anything
yes they do. they need to buy coins to distribute to users to accept their ads and have access to data. without the token it's useless

>he worked for google
low end position in ireland. lel. he failed other start ups before this

>geared toward the user (millennial target audience)
not a moot point. should be geared toward the retailer, should be targeting demographics that spend heaps more money and have more disposable income.

no legit counter points

>>9374303
Active telegram where it has been communicated multiple times that the team is 100% focused on getting 2.0 out before Q2 is up and massive marketing efforts will commence upon its release.

Do some more research.

>>9374437
>you need to buy something first. if you don't buy your profile is useless.

Of course. Although you can still market toward these users just as advertisers do through other channels. But you're right that a profile that has high value is more likely to receive good campaigns.

Advertisers have no issue with advertising without knowing the specifics about purchase history outside of WYS, and so why would they within WYS? It makes no difference to them that the tokens circulate to the user.

>the tax laws nigger

Point me to the exact part of the tax law which says that you can't buy a credit/token that is spent on advertisements, and write that off as advertisement.

>yes they do. they need to buy coins to distribute to users to accept their ads and have access to data. without the token it's useless

Retailer =/= Advertiser. A retailer can advertise within the WYS app, but they don't have to.

And the volatility is practically a non-issue for advertisers, they don't need to buy a stock of WYS and sit on it, they simply put out a campaign and then it's done.

The users aren't gonna notice the shifts because they get paid in small amounts of WYS per campaign.

>low end position in ireland. lel. he failed other start ups before this
What start-up was a failure, and why was it a failure? Do you have some details?

>not a moot point. should be geared toward the retailer, should be targeting demographics that spend heaps more money and have more disposable income.


This is retarded. That's like saying that every shoe brand should try to become like Allen Edmonds because their customers have more money to spend.

No. It does not matter that it's not aimed at boomers and X'ers. In fact it is better, because it is going to be the app that all millenials and generation Z use to shop, which is going to make it huge.

Go shill your own shitcoin elsewhere, searching for Wysker threads to post your FUD just shows weakness.

>>9374437
To your first point:
They don't need to buy because their discovery behaviour will be tracked. 2.0 will have securities that the app is not used for farming. You can create customer segments with the behaviour data. How do you think fb and instagram is working? Youcan't even buy shit there.

Second point:
There will be abplatform where retailers will be able to pay with fitat, the exchange to wys and tra sactions will be done backend. So it's just a centralised and closed system, like the fb ad manager.

Third point:
Check point above. They don't need to bother with buying wys directly but still can get the data and adress the correct people. The transactions are all made back end. This is also for the users as they don't need to understand blockchain to use this app. For them wys is just like candy crush diamonds.

It's easy bullshitting on people hu? How many startups did you created so far?
You know that paypal was the 10th try while the first 9 companies failed miserably?

Last point
Do you ever heard about user centric advertising? Retailers will understand wys potential as you clearly don't. Check out most unicorn startups, does any of them zeroes in on other companies or retailers? No, they all focus on their consumer, still making money with advertising.

But continue your nonsense if you are to lazy to do your research it is not up to me to force you being part of that moon mission

>>9374303
That's the requirement for a 10x or 100x. Pretty hard to 10x a popular coin.

Common sense