@theinvestdude,

I've been told that before, though I have gotten teams together to work on other projects.  I'm not asking anyone to do stuff for free; just people to understand and believe in what I'm doing.

Someone told me a long time ago that no one will ever believe in your project more than you do, so if you can't iterate your goals and get people excited by the excitement you have for it, it's probably not worth doing.

I appreciate your take, and you're definitely not wrong... 

J. Shorter

@tokoorochan - I appreciate the thought.  I am aware anyone can create a token through a couple different services and release them into the 'ether' so-to-speak.  The team is what I need to build, and I was hoping I could find some folks here who might know how best to go about it.

@CaV032 - Great advice.  Thank you.  I'll look close to home for what I need.

Great community!

J. Shorter

Hi, @Blockman,

I actually had the idea from a real-world application I thought would be beneficial to newer crypto-users.  I don't think I'm going to make a bunch of money off of it, or that it'll be some new 'game-changing' concept - I just think it'll help bring more people into the space.

The idea is similar to the concept of wrapped coins, but in a different sense.  I believe, if it's a possibility to create, that it would be a new, improved way to bring people in with less volatility.

Thank you for asking those questions.  It made me think about it a bit before answering.  I appreciate your time.

J. Shorter

Does anyone know of a person, or group of persons, who are trustworthy and could answer some questions about a possible new coin idea.

I'm working on a white paper for an idea I have, but I need someone who could help me put it together whom understands the ins and outs of creating a new token, to see if it's actually possible (I'm sure 'anything' is possible, but I just need another take).

Thank you.
J. Shorter

Awesome. I’m not sure how I cld do that, so I appreciate ur taking the time to help me. Thank you, @JeromeTash

While trying to add my phone number in Bybit, after inputting the code from my email, choosing my Country and entering my phone number, it comes up w/ a message, but the message is almost entirely in what appears to be Korean or Chinese, with the word ‘Bybit’ in English. Anyone got this message and know what the translation is, by chance?