why you don't update tables, people can not see their status and stakes and will not help you with your promo 

The current payment structure for in-app purchases relies on accepting payment through various centralized systems that finally result in the application’s protected database being updated. What if there was a way to bypass all of those centralized entities, immediately accept and process payment in a multitude of currencies including crypto, and update the application database accordingly?

 This is what OPEN Platform accomplishes by bringing a decentralized solution to the developer. By connecting the developer’s centralized database to the blockchain, they can avoid the centralized payment structure that causes delay and fees, but also without completely altering their existing backend.

 OPEN’s solution is easily implemented and modular, taking the best parts of a decentralized approach and leaving the strength of existing centralized databases for developers. This is accomplished by the OPEN platform stacked solution: API, Scaffolds, OPENWallet, OPEN Node and more. Read about it in our whitepaper!

Hello NakiRR, we have been updating the spreadsheets periodically. As stated before, the process is manual, so it does take some time. Rest assured that your stakes will be updated. We appreciate your patience. 

Give me the actual link to Slack. The link from the first post does not work. I want to join

Great explanation. OPEN will help simplify and expedite the payment process for in-app purchases - keep up the good work!

Hi guys. When will the ICO and when the bounty ends?How many retweets have to do to get the reward?

says the invite link is no longer active

Hey tximista, thanks for bringing this to our attention. We're working on fixing the link.

Thank you for the clarification

Recently, we have seen a single game, CryptoKitties, take up 15% of the network capacity for Ethereum. This is a perfect example of the primary issues that are faced when preparing the blockchain for the mass market. To fully realize its potential, the the platform needs to have faster transaction flow while maintaining its decentralized state.

Right now, the volume of transactions that can be processed on the blockchain at any given point of time is slow, whereas Visa can process around 50,000 transactions per second, Bitcoin can only take about 3 per second, and Ethereum can take about 15 per second.

 When we consider that Visa accounts for 150 million transactions per day on its own, the need for change is clear. There is no clear winner for scalability on the blockchain, but from the scope of the applications the basic goal is to increase the volume of the throughput by “sharding the chains” and then connecting them with some larger chains.

OPEN is committed to providing software developers the tools they need to overcome scalability issues that may effect their applications. By leveraging the benefits of both on-chain and off-chain databases, we allow them to continue to utilize their traditional database technology while porting to the blockchain only the functionalities that make sense to do so.

For more information, check out our white paper.