Not in anyway what I want to do.  I want to run a website that uses the Open Assets Protocol because you can peg a price to it, which will run on the Bitcoin Blockchain.  I'm not a fan of other blockchains that don't use Bitcoins, except for Ethereum.

Thanks

No, Ive been doing research into Open Assets and Etherium, both do the same thing, but Etherium might be easier, the only problem is it's brand new and not many people are versed in it yet.

Hey!  Yea, not technically a crowd funder with bitcoin, more of an exchange where people can buy equity in a project and then get a return on what is made on the project.  I don't think you can actually use bitcoins because they fluctuate in value and you can't peg a specific price to the bitcoin, where as with what I'm talking about you use the open asset protocol and release a certain amount of shares at a set price on the blockchain.  I'm still very interested in what you did.  Were you working with anyone, did you do all the coding yourself?

Hope things are good, thanks for getting back to me.

DD

Hi, my name is Troy Murray, I'm a indie film maker in Los Angeles (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2264383/?ref_=tt_ov_dr) and have been involved with Bitcoin for around 2.5 years now.  I've been working with theProtocol.tv (https://www.theprotocol.tv/ & https://angel.co/theprotocol-tv) so if you've ever watched anything from them you might have seen some of my work as a cinematopher.  I'm not listed on Angel because Valerian got married recently and has been swamped.  I'm looking for a coder who can help me implement my idea into a fully functioning website that can facilitate what I'm thinking about. 

On March 25th, 2015 the SEC ruled in favor of Regulation A+ of the JOBS Act (https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-49.html) allowing for unaccredited investors to invest in small businesses and start ups starting on June 25th, 2015. The biggest problem with crowdfunding a movie is that your investors (fans) never get a true return on their investment, at best they get a copy of the DVD and signed memorabilia. This can all change with Regulation A+, and by using the Open Assets Protocol on the Bitcoin Blockchain we can issue shares of a film to investors who can actually see a return on the money.

As an indie filmmaker, I have always had issues with asking people to donate money to me to make a movie and then ask them to pay money to go and see that film.  I found it disgusting that there was no way for you to offer equity in your film because of regulations.  I also felt the sting of this when I bought the first Oculus Rift, which started the company and then said company was bought for 2 Billion, would have loved to see a return on that seed money.  I think using the Open Asset Protocol is the best idea, since Nasdaq will be also using the protocol, hopefully that will solidify the protocol. This will bring more value to the Blockchain and I personally believe this will be the first to try this and will help usher in a new era of crowdfunding.

I have larger ideas for the company when it comes to the film and movie industry and ways that you could leverage the exchange into a powerful media broker in the business.  I'm looking for a programmer that would like to take on a job that would pay off in equity in the business.  We can talk about the percentages of equity if someone out there is interested in this idea and working with me on building the future of media creation and distribution.