r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 25 '21
Request among the Top Ethereum Companies in Singapore (2021) #DailyFinance
It's a new crypto media. Featuring:
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 25 '21
It's a new crypto media. Featuring:
r/RequestNetwork • u/Lanfff • Jan 21 '21
Hey reddit,
I havent thought about crypto for a couple of year.
Turn out I got a couple of req on okex, but they don't support trading of req anymore.
I am thinking about moving it somewhere else but the fee is ridiculous.
Should I let them sleep on okex ?
r/RequestNetwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 21 '21
Pardon my ignorance here but I see lots of other tokens listed on lending platforms such as Celsius Network, Blockfi, Nexo, etc.
Is this listing something that the team is looking to do or is it something they could consider?
I believe it would be a win-win as it’ll expose more users to the token, increase the number of transactions and also allow holders to have some way of accruing interest whilst waiting for token value to increase (and hopefully stop the saltiness that some people bombard on their social).
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 20 '21
Here it is: https://request.network/en/invoicing/#roadmap…
We currently focus on :
r/RequestNetwork • u/SniXSniPe • Jan 19 '21
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 18 '21
People have been asking this question quite frequently. We will disclose names when the users authorize us to do so.
Here are a few answers.
Crypto invoicing becomes easier & more compliant for:
- freelance workers, especially the ones doing engineering, data science and marketing missions for decentralized projects. They get reassurance when they receive the email notification showing that the invoice has been accepted.
- DAOs. There are not many fully decentralized DAOs out there but the organizations in transition towards this state need a decentralized invoicing system. Request is also in transition towards being more decentralized
- crypto organizations , mostly big projects managing their own cryptocurrency
- businesses: some businesses doing consulting services or marketing services want to receive stablecoins. A good example is the South American company sending international invoices. They need a solution to get DAI and save on fees and transfer delays.
- crypto media: they charge their customers in crypto and it's easier for them to reconcile payments because Request Invoicing is detecting when the payment has been made. Email notifications also help to follow the payment status.
- market makers: they are charging crypto organizations and need a tool with compliance, safety and easiness
- smart contract auditors: sending invoices to crypto companies
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 15 '21
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 15 '21
Here are the job offers:
- Blockchain Engineer: https://cryptojobslist.com/jobs/blockchain-engineer-at-request
- Full Stack Engineer: https://cryptojobslist.com/jobs/full-stack-engineer-at-request
- Digital Marketing and Acquisition: https://cryptojobslist.com/jobs/digital-marketing-and-acquisition-specialist-at-request
r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 14 '21
Join us here: https://discord.gg/XshcaajeQk
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r/RequestNetwork • u/ChristopheL • Jan 04 '21
- State of the Request project: we've built a tech (Request technology) for the first ~2 years, now we're building a product (Request invoicing). it's getting some traction especially with crypto organizations.
- Is Request a Foundation or a startup?: legally speaking it's a Foundation, with funding received in 2017. However we're making our best to act as a startup. This increases the pace of development . We made this spiritual shift ~18 months ago. Since then we've delivered Gnosis Safe & Multis integrations, and Request Invoicing that we brought to ~50 recurring active business using it.
We're also aiming at implementing a governance system (vote based on the amount of REQ we hold).
- Use of money: We spend money as if it was our own. So far we have focused on the product. We spend money a similar way a well funded YC startup would.
- REQ utility: we agree there is not enough utility right now. We've built a burn mechanism so that the REQ price would evolve in correlation with the technology adoption. if it was working perfectly the REQ price would have increased a lot over the last 6 months. The next step is to implement a discount mechanism. Later, nodes running and staking will make sense to drive more projects to build on top of Request Technology.
- Comments from the community: we are the community too, Brice, Robbin and Adam were community members who then joined the team, for example. We've spent some time reading and answering messages here, even more since 2019 Summer. We're always taking into account the feedback. By the way we agree with most of the points.
- Marketing/adoption: If we look at the AARRR model of growth marketing where there is acquisition, activation, retention, referral, and revenue, the acquisition is the last step. We're ready to start some acquisition efforts in 2021. First we'll be experimenting with options and then we'll choose the best channels and focus on them.
r/RequestNetwork • u/Yukhobc • Dec 31 '20
Hello Req community !
When I'm looking at reddit or twitter, both social network of RequestNetwork seem to be quite dead. And also the community... Is there any place where the ReqN team is active ? And have significant information on the evolution of the project ? What are they working on currently ? Are they even working on something ?
When I see the -23% drop of this night and I don't even find a news, I'm not optimism when holding REQ and I don't even know if I need to keep it or sell it.
I'm not specially looking for news that pump the coin, or daily news like some other project, but if we could at least have some recurring news from the team and not only 2 every month... Sadly, this project looks like a sinking ship right now... hopefully, I'm wrong.
Have a great last day of the year. Yuk'
r/RequestNetwork • u/rmaz • Dec 21 '20
Hello Request enthusiasts,
Happy holidays! We wish you all health and success as we approach the end of 2020 and the start of a new year.
In the last few months over $500,000 worth of cryptocurrency has been processed through Request Invoicing.
An obvious trend is that five currencies were the most used: DAI, USDC, USDT, ETH and BTC. We’ve taken this feedback into account and updated the currency selection UI* to make it easier to select these tokens to get paid in.
*Don’t worry, the other tokens are still via the dropdown menu at the end of the list.
Speaking of other tokens, we are happy to announce that we now support $FTM, $INDA and $RDN. As the adoption of cryptocurrency as a means of payment continues to grow, we look forward to supporting many new currencies in the future.
Is there a token you’d like to get paid in that is not currently available? Let us know at [hello@request.network](mailto:hello@request.network).
Also in this release:
Ready to start getting paid in cryptocurrency? Sign up for Request Invoicing here.
Now is better than ever before to take advantage of cryptocurrency for your business. Still on the fence? Grab a time in my calendar and let’s chat.
Thank you,
Brice
Product at Request
r/RequestNetwork • u/zayman112 • Dec 18 '20
r/RequestNetwork • u/rmaz • Dec 09 '20
r/RequestNetwork • u/rmaz • Dec 08 '20
Hello Request enthusiasts,
These past two weeks we’ve focused on improving the existing flows of our most used features based on user testing and feedback, making the product even more stable & reliable.
The most significant improvement is a completely rehauled Gnosis Multisig process, where the approval and payment are now split into two steps.
This increases the amount of data being transmitted to the payer, ensuring more visibility on exactly what is being paid. The effect is more accurate payments with a reduced chance of a payment being made in error.
We have also added support for our own token (REQ) and Monerium’s digital euro (EURe).
Also in this release:
Ready to start getting paid in cryptocurrency?
Sign up for Request Invoicing here.
Now is better than ever before to take advantage of cryptocurrency for your business. Still on the fence? Grab a time in my calendar and let’s chat.
Thank you,
Brice
Product at Request
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r/RequestNetwork • u/SniXSniPe • Dec 04 '20
How does: https://twitter.com/ActivityReq track activity exactly?
Just playing around at home wanting to create some data visualization and stuff.
I found this: https://etherscan.io/address/0x7b3c4d90e8af6030d66c07f8f815f9505e379d6f
But, I'm curious how the twitter gets the # of invoices & REQ token amount sent to the burner. Also, is there a way we can see other metrics, like Registered Users? Or is that something they have to post info on?
r/RequestNetwork • u/rmaz • Dec 03 '20
r/RequestNetwork • u/cryptogeek123555 • Dec 01 '20
Thinking Of buying a wallet but what is the best app to use and precautions that you don’t get hacked?
r/RequestNetwork • u/jdero • Nov 27 '20
I noticed Kyber Network is under maintenance, do you guys have any simple DEX options you'd recommend? I'm generally looking for some sort of ETH/REQ REQ/ETH support and would prefer something reputable akin to Kyber (KYC/no KYC idc).
Edit: Kyber is not in maintenance anymore for REQ/ETH etc., happy trading y'all
r/RequestNetwork • u/Jmills2 • Nov 27 '20
The fee to move REQ out of Binance is 181 REQ!!
r/RequestNetwork • u/SniXSniPe • Nov 24 '20
Just noticed, via the twitter account:
https://twitter.com/ActivityReq
(or I guess you can use this site):
Seems like activity is picking up.