The FunFair stand is coming together nicely in advance of the world’s largest gaming conference starting this Tuesday. #ICETotallyGaming
Posted Feb 4, 2018, 5:57 PM UTC
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Wow it's pretty big
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That's what she said
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Nice lol
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No, that is very small stand but I like the humble side of it.
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Actually this link might be better https://twitter.com/FunFairTech/status/960199441696415744
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It's fun and it's fair
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and flair!
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I am excite
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Looks great, hopefully they'll do well
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This is what I wanted to see in this sub!
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what, a photo of a rather small unfinished stand at a trade fair?
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Yes. The fact it's actually there is great. With all the vapor coins out there its great to see a physical representation of funfair at the convention
Edit: grammar of a 4 year old
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well considering they raised 82k eth i'd expect a bigger stand to be honest. have you seen the floor plan? it's probably gonna cost no more than 20k all in. not much really.
when you say vapour coins, which one's exactly? there's other casino ICOs completed and starting which at least offer dividends and are going after end customers.
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Name an ico from 2017 for staters. As someone who has attended actual trade shows I feel like this stand is fine. Especially for a company that is releasing this year. They don't exactly have anything to fill a major area with. The booth is enough to grab attention of passerby and talk with people about the platform. I assume the screen are for a short video explaining the very basics of what they are trying to do.
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not bad
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Anyone know why Bittrex is removing them?
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Mind explaining?
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Bittrex is delisting FUN. Not sure why it just says it will be going away. I moved my holdings to binance.
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So I was wondering : do they have no clocks on the walls at a gambling trade show?!
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I don't expect this to change the price. In the long-term the price will go up, but people need to be realistic about this conference.
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Hows that license coming along? Apply for it yet?
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Here's a note from Jez answering your question, which is posted in one of the top posts on the sub asking about the license.
Here's a reddit post explaining what the remote gaming software license is and why it's a red herring --- absolutely not necessary but more of just a side thing that's nice to have
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Thank you.. I like the fact that jez and the team are confident in the project . their priority is the launch and creating partnerships at ICE.
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Then why commit to applying for it by the end of Jan and having it part of the roadmap? Doesn't instill much confidence IMO.
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Priorities take over. Dates change. The roadmap is an outline - it isn't scripture. I'd rather the team focus on what they see as important rather than re-direct resources from something important to meet some artificial deadline they set for themselves on a roadmap.
If they pushed back the date after drawing a line in the sand on something important, then maybe some of my confidence would be shaken. But look at the two links I provided. The remote software license really isn't a big deal -- I don't know how much more that can be impressed upon you by Jez or anyone. If it was a big deal, it would be a priority and not set aside while the team focuses on the International Casino Expo.
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My question is why would they try to get partners before a license. My although limited understanding is that companies don’t want to take the risk of a “maybe” but would rather partner with someone who already owns the license. Why are they prioritizing partners first with, I don’t want to say no product, but much less chance of something actually coming to fruitation if they had the license.
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But they don't need the licence.
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👀
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omg theyre building a shrine for fun-chan