Maybe there are some but still they can’t fulfill all users’ requests. Beginning vendors can’t be able to spend too much because they only have the seed capital. For example, Amazon requires a 15% fee for any product. It means that the producer needs to raise the price.

Well, platform won’t become a middleman between vendors and consumers. It wants to create a unique market place. I don’t know how exactly they want to make profits but I know that team will have 15% from the total token pool.

I don’t know if it is interesting but here you are. Token sale- 35%, team- 15%, marketing- 10%, apollobox- 5%, advisors and partners – 7%, reserved(end-users)- 28%.

Well, I think Apollox will surprise is. I hope the token sale will be very soon. I am interested in this platform too and I probably invest my money in it.

Never before have I seen a protocol that would be called the Arbitration Protocol. I read about it in the white paper of the project, but I still have questions. Can you answer them?

Good! Tell me please, who deals with the regulation of contentious issues? I only saw the part where the parties should present their arguments for the dispute, but who is engaged in resolving conflict situations?

In this project, dispute resolution can take place in 3 stages, with each stage increasing the number of intermediaries who also participate, voting for one side or the other

This can not be, since people taking part in the dispute are selected absolutely randomly, while there is a rating system that does not allow participants to vote for someone specifically

The rating is based on the track record and activity of a specific network user, right?