December 3, 2018

Distributed Dialogues EP #10 – Rebalancing The Equation

Published on December 3rd, 2018 by

“Through a series of leaderless decisions, often driven and maintained by special interests, healthcare has become a kluged machine focused on defeating death at the expense of optimizing life.”

— Dr. Alan Pitt

Welcome to Season Three of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Distributed: Health conference in Nashville, Tennessee, which brought healthcare professionals and tech innovators together to begin tackling some of the major issues plaguing the American Healthcare System today. In each episode we’ll be talking with some of the leading voices in the industry, covering how decentralized technology influences artificial intelligence, the opioid crisis, data privacy, and even the use of psychedelics for treating PTSD.

This episode is called “Rebalancing The Equation”; in it, we take a look at the complicated history of American Healthcare, some of the issues facing it today, and what solutions may lie ahead.

Music provided by: David Berges and pond5, available at www.pond5.com. Additional music provided by Pat Riley and Trent Ubben.

Distributed Dialogues is a BTC Media-produced podcast on The Let’s Talk bitcoin Network. Visit www.letstalkbitcoin.com for more engaging podcasts and follow us on twitter @TheLTBNetwork.

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Published at Mon, 03 Dec 2018 19:14:00 +0000

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January 3, 2018

3D-Token ICO: The Creation of a Revolutionary, Decentralized, Blockchain-Based Factory 4.0

3D-Token announces that they have reached the soft cap in their ICO, raising more than one million dollars.

London/Turin, January 3rd, 2018 – 3D-Token is leading the way in creating a blockchain-based factory of 3D printers. The overall goal of the project is to grow it to 1,000 network members and 3,000 3D printers, which will then reach 24 million hours of “Network Robots’ Workforce” per year.

Soft Cap Reached

The 3D-Token presale began on December 18th, 2017, and the soft cap milestone was reached on December 28th, 2017. The total amount raised was one million dollars. Now the ICO Step 1 phase is underway, which will last through January 14th. Contributors can gain a 40% bonus in tokens by spending at least 3 ETH.

The ICO Step 2 for 3D-Token will begin on January 15th and last through January 28th. In this phase, investors can gain a 30% token bonus by spending at least 2 ETH. Finally, ICO Step 3 begins on January 29th and lasts through February 11th. Contributors can gain a 25% bonus in tokens by spending a minimum of 0.1 ETH.

New Features

Starting on January 1st and moving forward, contributors who hold their 3DTs will be granted a periodical profit share from the Network that will be send directly to their wallet address.

The IPO on a regulated stock market exchange for 3D-Token is slated for Q3/Q4 of 2019. Those contributors who are still holding 3DTs will be granted shares in the stock market-listed company. The conversion rate for tokens to shares is to be determined and is also subject to a successful IPO.

An external exchange service for USD/ETH is now being offered to qualified contributors. In addition, 3DTs are now tradable on www.EtherDelta.com.

For more information on 3D-Tokens, visit the website or read the whitepaper.

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