MF Chain ICO Dates:
Private Offer: April 4th - April 25th
Presale: April 25th - May 15th
ICO: May 15th - June 15th
OUR VISION:
A computerized economy where customers can purchase merchandise and enterprises with any cryptographic money at their most loved vendors. A place where visionaries and makers can team up to dispatch creative dispersed applications in a world that depends on trustless exchanges in any money of their decision. A stage where engineers are upheld with multi-dialect similarity and a library of keen contracts intended to advance quick improvement and arrangement. A biological community that grasps all blockchains into an advanced ideal world.
MF MAINNET
Current Finance Chain is helping the world receive crypto as a money by making a worldwide advanced economy. Beginning with an installment arrangement and prizes program for vendors and customers that makes it simple to grasp digital money installments.
The more prominent vision of Modern Finance Chain is the MF Mainnet with insightful highlights.
PRIVATE OFFER
3500 ETH
(28M TOKEN ALLOCATION)
PRESALE
5000 ETH
1 ETH = 10,150 MFX
(36M TOKEN ALLOCATION)
ICO
24500 ETH
1 ETH = 8,500 MFX
(237M TOKEN ALLOCATION)
SOFT CAP
4500 ETH MIN FUND RAISE
HARD CAP
33000 ETH ICO CAP
CONTRIBUTION CAP
MIN: 0.1 ETH
MAX: 200 ETH
ICO PROJECT GUARANTEE
Multi-signature escrow is a way of locking funds allocated in the ICO until specific conditions are met. This method allows for a guarantee to ICO contributors that certain development milestones in the project are achieved. The team will not be able to spend the funds raised during the ICO until the obligations for development are fulfilled. 50% of ICO funds will be locked. 20% of the funds will be locked until the MF Chain Payment System is fully developed and released. 30% of the funds will be locked until the release and deployment of MF Mainnet.
This escrow arrangement is handled directly on the blockchain through the MFX ICO smart contract. Funds are distributed and locked accordingly, live for each ICO contribution transaction.
Merchant Incentives for the Consumer
Despite the two e-commerce behemoths dominance in the e-commerce marketplace, most consumers still prefer in-store shopping.9 There are, however, caveats to the in-store shopping preference. When surveyed by American Express in 2017, 79% of consumers who indicated they were more likely to make an in-store purchase also stated they would consider “purchasing online if free delivery was offered.”10
Additionally, 73% of the same surveyed population had made an online purchase within the last 12 months, and 75% would shop online if discounts were made available to them.11 Exclusive rewards would galvanize 50% of the respondents to make an online rather than an in-store purchase. Summarily, there are incentives that are more likely to shift consumers from the traditional brick and mortar experience and prompt them to make online purchases instead.
But, there is an additional influential factor for all retail sales (online and in-person). The availability and variety of fast and secure payment methods, including credit cards, debit cards, and digital payment methods such as PayPal and Apple Pay, are vital to ensuring a seamless consumer experience........ More