If I understand anything about the UK and their politics, and I do not. I think May was betting all her ponies on the “joint interpretative instrument” which is akin to laying all her eggs in one basket. She spent less time gaining the trust of her own cabinet. Just the sheer possibility of the EU having the objective of ending the Northern Ireland backstop close to just a year after it was placed in power, even with the so-called support of Merkel and Kurz was a ludicrous idea. To me at least.

The backstop has brought to light the greatest sore thumb that's sticking out right now in the whole mess. Just the thought of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland could stoke the old IRA flames and no wonder the hardliners are irate.

But from an Indian's perspective, this is pretty fun to witness. They came here and they drew borders on maps that caused communal tensions that lasted generations, even to this day, millions died .. it almost feels like they've come a full circle and are about to face the same border issues that they created in all their ex-colonies - something that they still to this day take no responsibility of.


Hey! but what do I know? I'm just the resident of an ex-capital of an ex-colony of the (laughably) "great" British Empire.

However, I wasn't aware that you were a britt theymos ..

You could have ordered some of the most expensive tea and gone down in crypto-history alongside the most expensive pizza. Ever!


Or is that a wrong assumption? I only presumed so because of your interest in brexit 

Because too many middlemen actually resulted in the creation of Bitcoin - an ecosystem that was supposed to get rid of middlemen.

If by traditional, you mean ac investors and venture funds, then let me give you an insight as a guy who runs errands for projects both in and out of cryptoverse, to raise funds, I know for a fact the general mood for most traditional self-certified accredited investors. They have an extremely negative outlook towards crypto which is sometimes justified. But 9/10 times those outlooks are the result of "their friends" investing in a scam project where they lost all their money.
I understand their reasons but I don't accept their logic behind it most of the times. Just because "their friends" were duped into a project that was a failure does not mean that; that all crypto related projects - all legit crypto related projects are going to fail just like that.

As a negotiator, it always falls on my shoulders to convince people to either invest in the project or issue a line of credit. And they're not the easiest investor type to 'convert'.

You're assuming I was implying "ICO" I did not. I said "investment into crypto projects." Not all kind of investments are done through ICO or crowdfunding, that's still a relatively new thing that gained momentum with Kickstarter and Indiegogo.

okay, so lets say you are a guy with $100k in your pocket and I come to you after spending 5 months of volunteer dev / self work into a project that's not unique but actually has a working alpha.
Now at that point even if I offered you equity, lets say 10% for your 100k, wouldn't you rather hire top of the line coders and devs and develop 100% of the project on your own and retain 100% equity instead of investing in someone else's project with just 10%?

See, then it becomes a question of the kind of investor you are approaching and mostly, I think, the kind of investors that are best suited for a crypto project is the one who has disposable money that he can invest and let others take care of his investment and grow the project while he does other things. And these kinds of investors have to be brought into the project at the early stages. Not after spending a few months working on the project.

To all other idiots who're willing to "paint a situation" with me - please stop, go waste someone else's time.

To all other GENUINELY interested people reaching out to me, understand this;

At no point, would paying anyone in this project, be an issue.
The sole reasoning behind why we're leaning towards individuals who are willing to work in a probono mode is simply because we want to avoid people like the one who was commenting before - who simply wants 3 btc without even understanding what the project is about.

You want to be paid for the work you do, yes, that's the very definition of a 'job' - but to know if you are worth getting paid and worth the money that you would want us to spend on your services, you first need to set a precedence, where you are proving your worth to the project and letting us know what you can do as well as letting us get to know each other.

Even when you'd be a paid dev for the project, it won't be an outright salary, rather, you'd be paid for achieving a set objective, kind of like milestones.

There are various ways in which you could get paid but all that is subjected to negotiations, your skill as a developer and your contribution to the project.

Please note, you will be paid a "salary" once the project is formalized, has raised funds, has it's own HQ and you're there, in the HQ physically working on a day in and day out basis - which wouldnt be an immediate thing and more than likely would happen after the funding is raised and secured.

What if all that you're saying is nothing but fubar and you want to install a trojan / keylogger into people that can afford the newer versions of iphone (people with extra disposable income) - just so you can steal that data?

I am not sure where you are getting that kind of sentiment from? What makes you think that? I'm curious so let me know.



When a new tech is physically present to spread awareness, such campaigns are much more effective than online marketing / awareness programs.

Remember, online marketing works by exploiting people's existing interest and pitching to them similar services / techs / things.
Real life physical (ooh) marketing targets to bring in people that have never heard of that service / tech / thing before.

Proven by whom? when? where? What makes you the leading authority in the matter? Why do you expect people to take you seriously? All questions sadly even your benevolent god can't answer (because there isn't such a thing).

If your god exists, let him prove by killing me in the INSTANT I post this message.


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The experiment proved to be a success, god doesn't exist. I'm still alive.

You are not doing anyone a favour by cluttering this thread. Certainly not yourself.

I don't think you read the post clearly and further than that I don't think you even understood what's being asked here.
I don't think I can bring anyone into the project that can't read simple sentences. I've recently had a bad experience of hiring a shit developer - not again.

If by anyone you meant me, then I must reassure you, I'm not just "anyone".

Regardless.

Your wish is fulfilled :


I recommend Darkstar for this deal, he has a lot of rep, the money to lend and you won't even need to use a third party escrow.

Good luck

You're just 7000 hours away from being a master at your job.
Regardless, there's no point in arguing with flat earthers, religious people like baddecker, they're the filth of this earth that would only get denser the more you try to sieve them off.

That's badDecker you're talking to - a fanatic logicless idiot that believes in god & religion. No point in arguing with him.

Gandhi had humble origins, he didn't build his influence on day one. And it was not easy to be non-violent.

And then there was a guy named Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.. and then there was the nation of India that gained independence by driving out the most powerful colonial empire - without engaging in full-scale violence or going to war.

I am sorry to say your grandmother was not a very smart person. Neither are you.

I trust you. to never repay.

There you go - you have my trust.

It might come as a surprise but you COULD use ETC - they're planning to implement orbita interoperable sidechains that'll boos their network up significantly by allowing them to process upto 1000 transactions per second.

Just not sure how well the implementation would occur given that Etcdev have shut their doors for now.

Good question.
I have never been an escrow before. Despite me being a long time member of this forum I feel like this is something that I can offer as a service.

Since I have never done this before I am always on the lookout to help newbies and inexperienced people so they stay protected and I start racking up "experience" as an escrow before I finally start to offer this service like other professional people on this forum and charge a fee for it.