• Are you still building on Ethereum or are you open to other platforms?
The Ethereum mainnet will never scale to meet Titanium's demands, and I knew that even before cartoon cats scaled out Ethereum.
We used the Ethereum mainnet for one thing and one thing only and that is the ICO, to raise funds. Simultaneously, our Development Team started work on our strategic blockchain, currently an Ethereum fork with Raiden technology integrated, in order to "supercharge" transaction speeds. This will help to ensure that Titanium's technical requirements are met, and perhaps, surpassed.
With that said, OF COURSE we are open to other platforms, and HTML is an example of that. If another platform will improve Titanium, we will use it.
• Just announced POS with masternodes so can't be off current ETH chain. Maybe HTML, tech?
As per the above answer, we will not be using the Ethereum mainnet. We will be using our own Ethereum fork, which will include Master Node technology. Before anyone asks, NO, we have not decided on the number of BAR that would need to be staked for master node status.
• When do you plan on implementing the POS. Also, how many BARS do you need to hold in order to have a masternode?
Timing is not definite. I will need to make a trip out of state to see PoS white boarded. And NO, we have not decided on the number of BAR that would need to be staked for master node status.
Stay tuned for more news.
• How come titanium completely fell off the chart to 1240 for market cap? I understand the markets crashes but I fear titanium is dead and sold. It's fiddling out?
It's called the entire market went down, and now you can see that we are up over 30% from ICO purchases. Please note some replies to this question already - Entire market crashed, Titanium is well within the average drop these last few weeks, nothing wrong with it.
• What is titanium and what does it do in most general terms, in dummy terms.
We virtualize IT infrastructure elements on a decentralized blockchain, like servers for example. We are essentially Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), RackSpace, HPE Helion Cloud or IBM Cloud Storage, integrated with blockchain. However, Titanium has better uptime and performance, and we cost less than our competition. That's it!
• How would you go about moving client's Windows-based infrastructure from on premises to Titanium? Where will the VMs be hosted and where is the physical horsepower coming from to run high end performance based applications/databases?
Get in touch with myself or Richard Silver here at Titanium and we will quote you a price, which will be significantly lower for early-adopters. Simple.
At first, shared resources in existing data centers of enterprise clients will be "loaned out" to Titanium. However, based on revenue and resources, our plan is to stand up our own Titanium Data Centers, filled with Titanium-specialized equipment. This long-term vision will allow us to provide optimal resources 24x7x365.
• When will services be ready to go to market for companies and people to use I.e. (IaaS):
The MVP for IaaS is due out before March 10th, and although our roadmap is not entirely set in stone, it's not unreasonable to think we will have a full-on release later this year.
You been involved in verge that had impressive gains shortly after hitting the market, do you expect same gains with titanium and in or around same time period?
I am not Nostradamus, so have no idea. I cannot even comment on such things, as I am not a financial adviser, nor do I wish to be one. Titanium is laser-focused on our next-generation blockchain technology, not the marketplace.
•** Why do you think titanium is the future?**
No one can convince me otherwise. I do not see another player like Titanium in the blockchain space, period. The products that we release will have the impact of thermonuclear explosions, in comparison to most of the inane "projects" in blockchain.
We aim to leverage the full potential of the Ethereum blockchain. Just watch as Titanium changes the world.
• How hard would it be if someone wanted to mimic what you’re doing and compete with your idea of titanium? And why do you think that titanium will be better?
Pretty darn hard, and even if someone figured out our first product in The Titanium Ecosystem, we have around 10 more, and we are constantly coming up with new ideas. There's huge opportunity in the blockchain space, mainly because I do not think anyone attempted to push the envelope, but we will. Also, we have the best team in blockchain. No one can convince me otherwise.
• Do you see titanium being used and adopted by all the cryptocurrency on market today?
All would be a big stretch, and I think there is a small chance of that happening. However, once one cryptocurrency platform adopts us, they will automatically have an unfair advantage in comparison to their competition.
They will save so much money on IT infrastructure costs that they will have greater profits, and/or capital to invest in human resources, advertisement/marketing, etc.
Their competition will be placed on the ash heap of history, unless they follow suit and adopt Titanium as their IaaS platform.