Well, you can take solace in the knowledge that among the people actually doing BTC finance, you're a prime laughingstock.

This is a simple money grab, not an investment. See here.

See here.

Very heard of: nobody making grandiose announcements about how their nothing at all is the first in fields in which others have long ago taken the lead position and garnishing the entire thing in buzz-confusion.

Flavor of the minute story, by now.

Nothing's changed.

A bank isn't something you start on a whim after drawing a doodle on a napkin, nor does starting it consist of "designing the website". If it's not immediately clear to you why citizen banking is a bad idea in general, I'd suggest paying the first person you can find who can draw a flow chart of themselves, your torso, and a scalpel to perform heart surgery on you; on the off-chance you survive, the recovery time'd make for good reconsidering.

Am I misreading their stats or did the pool only find a single block in its lifetime?

Ah that's nice. Hey RobRoy, drop by #bitcoin-assets sometime will you?

Where've all the thetans gone
Long time passing
Where've all the thetans gone
Long time ago....

What's difficulty on this yet?

No, actually, the substance of your so called "thesis" is the worst pile of unresearched, clueless, ignorant nonsense I've seen today.

Compared to that, English is indeed your strong suit.

How about you actually put some work into your education, instead of getting worthless paper qualifications that will definitely not help you in the future?

Whoa, sane noob of the month award right here.

Yes, but see, who are you?


Yes, but see, what exactly is it that you work hard at? Because "providing the very best" and "custom-developing to support endeavors" and so on and so forth doesn't mean anything. It's marketing babble, like the rest of what you've written so far, which is why it's being pointed out to you that this isn't going to fly.


But see, the fact that you don't have details is part of what inspires criticism. There are well defined, well established steps to be taken when starting a bitcoin business. Eschew them in favor of "being passionate" and you'll end up with the rest of the failed and flailing heap.

And you base this on what, exactly?


The point is not whether you're developing your plan "in detail" or not, now. The point is that you're attempting to set up an IPO before you have a business plan. This doesn't involve any assuming, these are the facts as you've presented them.

Pictures are nice and all, but an IPO is an actual, established, respectable thing. Throwing some impressions around and putting some pics in here and there isn't it. If you just want to raise some funds or whatever go sell people on kickstarter. Taking an operation public is a serious step that requires serious planning, and the involvement of BTC isn't a get out of work free card.

It doesn't make sense to you because you've decided that three horribly managed play-pretend operations were actual exchanges.

They weren't.

The government has nothing to do with it.

The problem isn't centralization. The problem is idiots, and that problem will follow you anywhere so long as you've got idiots involved. There's ample proof in my anthology link, if somehow your independent experience has failed to reveal to you this very basic fact of life.

Having some irrelevant third party "verify your ID" has nothing to do with what was described. Where's your WoT identity? Why are you "developing" your business plan after announcing an intention to IPO? These are the kinds of things that distinguish you as someone who hasn't thought this through, doesn't understand the market, and isn't qualified to handle others' funds.

Understanding doesn't mean trying to finagle "alternatives" to the standard that bypass the work involved (it's there for a reason, you know). That's called weaseling, and while plenty of people do it, it's never a good choice.

Mods don't delete scam threads. As such, it's a good idea to say something when you see bullshit, and it's crucial for people to take responsibility for themselves. At the very least the policy cleanly divides greedy idiots from intelligent folks.

Anyway, OP, there's a reason sweepstakes are for mall courtyards and junk mail fliers. There's also a reason why actual securities don't list on cryptostocks. Take your sock drawer and see here.

By which of course you mean convincing lazy newbs to post referral links.

Yes there's something you should know. Did you click through and read?

No. If you were cheaters, what you'd do is ignore your instructions to


which is, of course, precisely what you've done. Whether your particular route is incompetence or ill intention matters little. And pretending you can sidestep your duties because "bitcoin is new" is one of the oldest and most played-out excuses around.