I agree, but we can't still avoid thinking negative about this project because our hard earned money is very important to us. So we need to check first if this project is really legit. Anyways, sether was already endorse by Mcafee so we can be sure that sether is really a legit project..

You're right this is very great project, as I appreciate it's oraclize and chainlink provide services for linking existing APIs to the blockchain, but are limited in that each request has a price and making multiple requests to achieve a single action. Hoping to the success of this project as I see its good quality potential.

Yes, the value of coin increases very rapidly when its ICO stage is over and when it is listed on a popular exchange. Exchange phenomena matters too must in the coins value as it will get more popular when it is listed on a popular exchange. The project can grow very rapidly once it is known by more traders in the environment.

Currently the demo isn't showing anything except a couple of graph charts, login,... I went and looked at the project just because McAfee mentioned it...but i honestly think that he only "glazed" at the concept. Also, the concept is based under the assumption that people will give permission to "sether" so that it can access their data...

Also only two team members mention AI experience (one of those two has only 3-4 month experience mentioned on linkedin) and this is is the "core" part of the "product"...

So as far as I see this... people could make money investing in this but not because McAfeee said so but more because every ICO lately makes money for the investors, but I think i'm gonna skip this one.


edit: also, git repository shows "no activity" since they created a github repository a month/two ago... Will this project be open sourced or is the solution proprietary ??
edit 2: did anyone saw the technology landscape or architecture itself? I didn't find any information in the whitepaper. I only assume, based on the linkedin profiles, that it will be oracle based solution...
edit 3: did anyone see a list of partners that they plan to do business with? Partners are the one that will "pay" Sether for the core business (there is a pricing model inside the Whitepaper). Maybe I missed that information somewhere on the web site or in the whitepaper...
edit 4: it is pretty "brave" statement on their front Web page that they are GDPR compliant - GDPR is much more than just hardware protection...it is a business process. there has to be a Data Protection Officer, users have to accept that their data is gathered, analysed and also people can also ask through which algorithms do you process their data, and a lot lot more...

If anyone has some information, please write...

Unfortunately Mcafee is not the guarantor of the project and it's better if everyone decides for themselves whether or not to participate in the project.

Hey guys I'm new to the crypto world......started 3 weeks ago with 1k and my current investment is up to 3k.  I'm starting to look at ICO's and was looking at this one in particular.  From my understanding, 1 ETH gets you approx. 466 SETH tokens, which as of today if I bought would be approx. $2.56 a token.  Please enlighten me, but isn't that quite high to start for a token with around 100 million total circulating supply?  Or, is there something else I should take into consideration?  Also, when the SETH token hits the exchanges, what would be the approx. starting point (in USD)?  I'm new to this so take it easy on me lol, just trying to learn.  

Why are these questions still not answered?

But without bounty campaign how an ICO project can be conquer. I don't think so that any ICO project can be conquer without bounty campaign. They should add this.