$trong idea looking for technical people!

[Auralea]

Dear cryptopians,

I realise that this is quite a tall order. Engineers are is short supply so how dare I utter the words ''strong idea'' and expect anything in return. That is why I have decided to broadcast the idea here to (hopefully) receive some goodwill from the community, some pointers and who knows maybe even some people that will want to join the project.

The basic idea is this: there are a lot of proof-of-stake or masternode enabled currencies out there. The criterea for receiving dividends from these systems is often tailored to early adopters. Why don't we, as a community, make a ERC20 token and create a smart share system where we meet the requirements of these currencies as a community and split the rewards amongst eachother.

The basic idea would not be hard to build for the right people, but the execution has to be just right. If it is executed poorly, it might seem like an obvious scam. I do believe however that if it is executed correctly, it might be the next big thing in receiving dividend on crypto.

My currency of choice for testing this would be PIVx since it allows wallet staking, but you need quite a large stack to decrease the variance. I would be willing to fully dox myself for any experiments because of the sensitive nature of handing over your crypto to someone.

Kind regards and I hope I do get at least some response,

Auralea :-)

[Auralea]

PS.

If anyone wonders why they would need me once they read this, I have a lot of awesome ideas for a company and a product like this to make a lot more money :-)

Greets

[Auralea]

I made a telegram channel for anyone wishing to join the talks about this project!

https://t.me/auralea

[Pegasus13]

" If it is executed poorly, it might seem like an obvious scam "
THEN, IF IT WAS EXECUTED WELL, IT IS NOT AN OBVIOUS SCAM?
THEREFORE, IT IS STILL A SCAM?


Should have worded it,"it will look like a scam" or something else
But you chose 'it might seem like an obvious scam"

[Auralea]

Haha thanks Pegasus, you are absolutely correct! English is not my first language and I didn't stop to read my own sentence twice. I meant that if executed poorly it might seem dodgey to give out your crypto to just some guy on the internet. However if executed correctly and transparantly it might not be a problem because of the company behind the product being fully regulated and the guys behind the company being known.

Thanks for your reply, you don't happen to be/know some/anyone that could help in this project?

Kind regards,

Auralea