We are pleased to announce our next AMA on May 4th 2021 at 11:00 AM UTC Time: Satoshi Club x StackOS
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⚠️Total Reward pool: $500
⚠️Requirements:
👉 Join Satoshi Club Telegram group
👉 Join StackOS Telegram group
We will have the following structure:
Part 1: 100$ /6 users – We’ll select 6 questions from the community. A user can post maximum 3 questions.
Part 2: 100$/10 users – Open chat for 120 seconds. You can post Max 3 questions. StackOS Team will select 10 questions and answer them.
Part 3: 300$ – A quiz about StackOS
For more details:
StackOS Website – stackos.io
StackOS Telegram – @StackOS
Satoshi Club – @satoshi_club
Russian – @satoshi_club_ru
Spanish – @satoshi_club_spanish
What Is stack os??
StackOS was rebranded from what was formerly called Integro.. why was this rebranding done and what were the significant differences between what you are building now in StackOS and Integro
In an article of yours you stated that Users in the community will be able to EARN by contributing compute resources, running nodes, and contributing applications to the marketplace, so how can users contribute their computing resources, what kinds of computing resources can they contribute, and how will they be rewarded for doing so?.. what will be the requirements for a user who intends to run a node or contribute application to the marketplace?
One of the features of StackOS is the Anonymous deployment of applications on the decentralized cloud of StackOS… if applications can be deployed anonymously on your Cloud how then do you ensure that only genuine applications make it to your cloud because having fake projects on your cloud can affect the integrity of your platform
On your website it’s mentioned that your features are free to try out and completely anonymous, so isn’t it necessary to create an account? How will you identify and customize the access to your users?
You are offering a private testnet for users to test dApps, on your website it’s detailed that it’s mainly for Ethereum, will it work also for other chains? Can you tell us the specifications that the dApp must have in order to be tested on your platform?
StackOS is said to be the decentralized version of Amazon AWS with all the benefits decentralization offers…So what makes StackOS a more preferred option for deployment of applications than Amazon AWS or other top centralized cloud service providers such as Alibaba Cloud..
StackOS intends to help brick-and-mortar businesses around the globe, to go online in a cost-effective and secure way with minimal technical overhead.. So for businesses that intends to go online, can such businesses approach StackOS to develope decentralized applications for them or do you have partners to handle the developments?
recently StackOS announced a valuable collaboration with Chainlink, which will allow the launch of a secure oracle solution.. How important is this collaboration and when should this collaboration be expected.
What kind of Daps are you most interested in to earn newly minted STACK tokens?
How much is the percentage of profit in betting on the applications implemented in the StackOS protocol and for how long will they be blocked for?
Do you plan in the future to accept other cryptocurrencies that use Ethereum network or another Blockchain such as Polkadot’s?
During Q4 2020, prior to a year of devoting resources to building a decentralised Learning Management and Rewards Scheme (LMRS) which was a core of your leading project Integro, however there was a somewhat shift or re-brand of Integro to what is now currently known as StackOS. Though both products might seem to offer similar services at their core, but I will like to know what makes StackOS incredibly different and efficient for users and developers alike as against the former “Integro”, and how has demand and use of StackOS technology fared over time?
I am not seeing any specific community portion at your Token Allocation. Or may be you put it together with other allocation? Does StackOS concern on the community engagement? Please tell us what program STackOS has conducted by engaging community?
The StackOS native token, $STACK has got a variety of utilities which amongst them includes it’s obvious use in the Liquidity Pool. However as stated from one of your blog post, the STACK tokens will be locked in the liquidity pool to allow the infrastructure protocol to convert STACK tokens to USDT that are needed for payment for cloud usage. Why has StackOS opted for USDT-STACK pool pair for this operation, and will there be other alternate currency pools that developers can use which will be easily converted to STACK tokens to carry out same purpose?
A fundamental element that StackOS must have is a good security method, so can you tell us, what protocols do you follow in your project to keep all participants protected?
At tokenomic chart, StackOS introduce lots of benefits for users. One of the benefit is Not interrupted or hindered by any breakdown. Can you please elaborate about this benefit? What sample can you give? for not interrupted from what? Or if there is any possibility of breakdown at other platform, so what feature does StackOS establish to prevent it?
How important do you consider the image of the project, do you think it is important to invest in this?
➡️ Stack OS is complex to understand, Is there any user’s guide on your website to help understand the project better?
# Most projects have to go through certain difficulties and challenges.
#️⃣ what difficulties do you face and how do you overcome them???
Through your medium, I saw that you announced that Saito has partnered with StackOS to give developers and supporters of its nodes certain capabilities. Could you tell us why did you choose to partner with Saito? What advantages does it offer to StackOS? You also say that you will be able to implement nodes and applications in the decentralized cloud protocol, But what benefits does doing this result? Will you be able to provide greater security, lower costs, and simpler node scaling to their users?
Since your goal is to provide the world with the “Unstoppable Infrastructure Protocol”, Will StackOS allow anyone around the world to deploy their application without incurring large cloud management costs? Will these people be able to run freely in any application they want? How will StackOS go about helping physical businesses around the world get online in a cost-effective and secure way with minimal technical overhead without any hassle?
First of all, congratulations that StackOS has already gained great traction in the market. About what you are preparing to launch your native STACK token on the network, Could you tell us how this will be done? How will you distribute the funds? And what are the requirements that are needed to participate in the presale? Also, Can you tell us what will be the utilities of the token so that the public uses it and governs them?
One of the features of Stack Os is providing Private Ethereum testnet where people can run their own private testnet to test their DApps privately. Ethereum already has testnets like Kovan, Rinkeby and Ropsten. What are the features that users and developers might want to use the Ethereum testnet Stack Os is providing? Also how do you airdrop the test tokens?
There is a feature of stake for computing resources. When we stake STACK tokens we can claim memory, CPU, disk space and bandwidth on the StackOS’ decentralized cloud. So doesn’t it mean the whales on the system can eat up most of the hardware? What are the possibilities of this approach to create a bottleneck for users with smaller amount of tokens at the stake system? How do you prevent bottleneck?
One of the characteristics that make your protocol decentralized is that it is powered by a DAO, can you explain to us how the incentive system works through this DAO? What are its strengths?
Blockchain systems have revolutionized the world of software as we know it, in fact on your platform you have established staking as the gateway for claiming on Memory, CPU, Disk Space and Bandwidth, my question is how limited can it be? Is it necessary to dedicate a large part of the time to staking in order to obtain these benefits in an unlimited way?
It is good that StackOS is an open protocol that allows individuals to collectively offer a decentralized cloud where you can deploy any full-stack application, decentralized app, blockchain privatenets and mainnet nodes. But taking about these three features NO SIGN REQUIRED; FREE TO TRY OUT; COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS, they are very uncommon in a project like this. How do you plan to keep the record of the true users? Have you done a project with features before and was it successful?
Going through your website, I saw PRIVATE TESTNET > PUBLIC TESTNET > MAINNET. I dont know maybe this is part of your roadmap, if so, where exactly are you now because testnet is the testing “sandbox” and the users will be expecting to you to complete MAINNET on time which is the released functional blockchain?
StackOS is a crosschain open infrastruktur protocol which already exist since 3 years ago. Could you please share to us what milestones that StackOS already achieved this 3 years? Also what are you focus to do for now?
Actually im really interested with StackOS presale, but to join into your presale there is requirement user should hold $BSCPAD, can you explain more detail about your presale, how much bscpad token we must hold? How much the price of StackOS for presale and what wallet can be use to keep StackOS token?
According to your website ,the developers are incentivized to create docker images of applications which enhance the STACK token’s utility. So can you explain more about the docker images of application? How it will brings an extra impacts to Stack Token’s utility? Basically,what is the use of the docker images in your platform and towards to users of StackOS? Thank you
What output is expected from the community? How do you expect the community to aid the growth of the project? Do you have big bounties or ambassadors program we can enroll for?
You’re a trading advisor company managing derivatives accounts for proprietary trading & external clients with a focus on absolute returns. So as you specialize in exchange listed derivatives, can you explain each ways on how you can help us achieve benchmark defeating returns?
Could you tell me a little bit about Your roadmap going forward, how do you plan onboarding users and gaining more adoption for Your project ?. What would we expect in the future?
One of the great feature of StackOS is a decentralized cloud in which individuals and enterprises can earn by contributing compute resources to the StackOS’ decentralized cloud. So can you tell us how does this process works for an individual to contribute compute resources to the StackOS’ decentralized cloud? For anyone who are not so familiar with compute resources and decentralized cloud especially for non-techie person,can you explain more about this terms? Thank you
I read from one of StackOS medium announcement that Andrey Shirben become part of StackOS and join as an advisor financial. Could you explain who is this Andrey Shirben, what is his background and why did you choose him? is this part of your partnership?
StackOS has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Neo. StackOS will play a pivotal role during the Neo Hackathon that will take off this May. Can you give us details on what will be StackOS big contribution to the upcoming Neo Hackathon? How important is this event’s success on StackOS goals and future developments?
I hear from friend that last month your project just opened soft launch of the StackOS on the testnet. Can you share to us how is your testnet result? And how about your mainnet, when will be your mainnet launch?
Users get access services by staking the tokens towards the applications deployed on the StackOS protocol. What does this process look like, what is the minimum stake, and by making one stake, the user gets access to all the services of the application? What happens if the user cancels stake?
StackOS already cemented an strategic partnership with Neo Blockhain. After this wonderful news, do you still working or negotiating with other chains to collaborate with StackOS Platform?
Hi StackOS!
StackOS allows individuals to collectively offer a decentralized cloud where you can deploy any full-stack applications. Could you tell where these cloud apps will be hosted? Will the nodes provide both computational resources and the storage or will you have a dedicated server farm for storage?
StackOS is a cross-chain open protocol that allows individuals and organizations to share their computing resources, and collectively offer a decentralized cloud.
Why should projects use the StackOS decentralized cloud protocol? How does it outperform, say, Amazon AWS and Google Cloud?
Hi StackOS!
StackOS’ Virtual Machine easily integrates with external CI tools like Jenkins, Github etc to provide a one click deployment of your applications to the StackOS’ cloud. Do you have plans to develop your own decentralized CI system to move the whole process to the blockchain?
Hi StackOS!
StackOS allows app owners to earn with deployed apps by leveraging the staking protocol and earning STAK tokens. Do you provide a staking option to regular users who hold STAK tokens but do not deploy the apps in the cloud and/or those who run nodes?
StackOS and Butterfly Protocol come together to form a strategic partnership that leverages both technologies to give the community the power to run truly decentralized services. As I understand it, this is a mutually beneficial cooperation? What is the Butterfly Protocol and what features and technology has it brought to its alliance with StackOS? How successful was this partnership?
This is a very good project we are expecting in this era, but something called my attention in your website. You actually provide a complete Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) for developers and we all know that CI is a development practice where developers integrate code into a shared repository frequently, preferably several times a day. How do you want to monitor this since it will be anonymous, do you think it will not be seamless? Hackers are all over the place how do you plan to tackle it?
It was stated under the PRIVATE ETHEREUM TESTNET tag on your website that Users can run their own private testnet to test their DApps privately. private testnet is not common, what will be the benefit of this in your project. Is this only meant for the developers alone or for others users that wish but have no knowledge about this and how do you plan to enlighten them?
Access services by staking the tokens towards the applications deployed on the StackOS protocol. There are some tokens that also allow the community to stake their tokens and they get a certain percent at end of every month as a reward. What will be the benefit of staking your tokens? Is it available now or is part of your roadmap?
Why are you similar to akash and what is your biggest difference and advantage providing your service in the crypto space ?