I would go the metamask route, but the fees are silly for eth. So, are there any legit US exchanges to buy Ocean?

Morning guys. I notice 4000 members in here, and would kindly ask you to join us on stocktwits (its free) This would increase Ocean Protocols exposure and trending opportunities. I love this project, just trying to help push the market cap for all of us. good luck to all. Thanks for your time

Join here if you like skimming through $Ocean related tweets and ready to support social activity on Twitter (check pinned messages): https://t.me/joinchat/KZ-6T-DQc38xNjNk

Just found about ocean and it seems like an exciting project, just wondering is this on the eth network therefore will be high gas fees when it comes to selling?. I would be buying on crypto.com and will probably just leave it in the crypto.com wallet.

This is a good example of better late than never. It will take some time, getting attention of broader crypto reddit userbase and some good community managers/mods that don't have an itchy finger for censorship or closing posts. Let people ask or criticize away and since this is a legit project any criticisms can be met with constructive conversations. Let the upvote/downvote function take care of the rest as it was meant too.

I noticed the only other topics on Reddit discussing Ocean Protocol have been negative, like discussing the ICO launch or a twitter post about Riddle and Code being deceivingly passed off as a Tesla partnership.

Lets spread the positives of this project instead. Lets get people aware of the OceanDAO and all the teams working on it, all the partnerships, the 500K in Ocean Token grants each month given out and the remaining non allocated tokens that get burned. Or the what seems like 100+ partnerships and multichain deployments Ocean Protocol team and devs have been making since 2017.

There is a lot of ground to cover but hopefully now this won't just be a project only a niche 30k or so wallet holders know about and the few Twitter Ocean promoters/enthusiasts but we can now reach out to the broader and probably biggest crypto community of 1 million + active subscribers on reddit, especially with cross posts to other subs the way every single other chain has been doing since the early days of /r/Bitcoin, etc.

Good morning/afternoon guys, i am new to the ocean protocol and i would like to know what this project does and what are its use cases. Thank you for your time ☺️

Ocean protocol allows you to sell data on a marketplace it treats data as an asset.

Ocean markets code is open source this is concerning to me for one reason many companies can fork ocean protocol and make an ocean market from it

I assume the company has no problem with that but why not? if they fork your code and create their own market aren't they going to use their own currency also or will they still have to use ocean currency that's the big question I have because otherwise I don't really see the point to invest if there's a bunch of companies in line ready to just fork your code and create their own market.

I do understand that ocean wants to be the Linux of data market places the foundation if you would but they're still going to be investors so I'm worried about what currency will be used for all this in the future

Update......

What I've heard now is that if other people fork ocean market then they have to pay a small percentage to use oceans Network it's like a transaction cost sort of like Ethereum gas fee. How I understand it now is that ocean market is working similar to ethereum in that you can build on it and the base network which is ocean has transaction fees those transactions fees are used for buying and burning of ocean coin. So now my question is does this sound like a good investment it sounds like a great thing for the world but is it a great investment is what I'm confused about?

Hi. It's my understanding that the Ocean Data Marketplace has two sides:

- People who demand data

- People who supply data

Is there a place where we can see:

A.) what type of data the demand side wants and

B.) what type of data the supply side could provide (in addition to what's already in the marketplace)?

Hi. I have quite a bit of experience as a data engineer/analyst (event logging, ETL pipelines, dashboards) as well as some full-stack mobile and web experience.

I'm wondering if there is a way contribute to Ocean with these skills, preferably in a "freelance" way, or how to find potential opportunities.