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August 12, 2016, 10:28:16 AM
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How will we do it?

- We can create the tokens (21 M) on Coinprism.com.

- We can use bitrated.com to send the bitcoins to and a trustagent to secured the funds is not spend.

How will this VC work?

Well you vote with the tokens and people have to pay the VC to make a proposal. Proposals can only be made if you hold the tokens.

Here is where the too big to fail comes in each of the 21 M tokens will cost €1000. Yeah that's a total of €21 BILLION, that's not even TWICE the total market cap!!!! Well I guess that one bitcoin will become more valuable in the process of setting up this TOO BIG TO FAIL BITCOIN VC.

The first thing that the VC can do is buy a bank.

What do you think?


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August 12, 2016, 10:33:20 AM
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Yeah that's a total of €21 BILLION, that's not even TWICE the total market cap!!!!
Current market cap is €8.3 BILLION.
I do not understand what you propose.
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August 12, 2016, 10:38:33 AM
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Current market cap is €8.3 BILLION.
I do not understand what you propose.

A VC is something like Ethereum's The DAO. The smartcontract that got hacked
https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/the-dao/
https://daohub.org/
https://dao.consider.it/

What I'm saying is lets create a decentralized company controlled by the tokenholders. But the funds used to create it doesn't move, only the tokens which come forth out of this are send to buy/invest in projects.


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August 12, 2016, 12:15:56 PM
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A VC is something like Ethereum's The DAO. The smartcontract that got hacked


Had the DAO survived there's no doubt in my mind everyone would've lost their money in godawful investments. Apart from a couple of honourable exceptions, there has never been a crypto investment that wasn't an unmitigated failure.

Even the glossiest operations like Circle and Coinbase are burning countless millions hoping for a future that may never arrive. I hate to think what the average VC burn rate, but I assume they throw away everything for years and depend on one Google or Apple to redeem everything else.

Better to make a go of your own company and not lay out too much upfront.
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