Let me know if you are interested. I'll provide you with the payment address and notify friedcat once the payment is received to complete the transfer.
Sup, all! I have an idea for a business which I would like to get of the ground. I am looking for a business partner to split the work and expenses to get it going.
About me: I am very experienced programmer. I've been involved in BTC since 2011. For the past 8 months, I was working as a CTO at Coingig.com and recently decided to separate.
About you: You are passionate about business, marketing or programming. You've been around BTC for at least over a year. You are an active board member. You are always available. You can pay 50% of the expenses. You can work for you 50% of profit.
About the business: The platform is currently in development. The best description for the niche would be social marketing.
All this is very simple. They are going to raise a lot of money by using their BTC pile as a collateral and then they are going to use that money to fund bitcoin startups and make BTC more valuable. Pretty genious shit.
If you ever read that FinCen guidance document, the fact that Bitcoin Foundation develops the software that is used for "making" Bitcoin makes them an administrator of such currency and according to "law" administrators are a subject for money transmitter regulation.
I think people might be making a mistake saying that "State of California has made a mistake somehow".