Sorry for the misunderstanding, we are just trying to make this a professional ICO instead of a joke-coin such as Dogecoin. Padideo has not proven to be a successful project, in fact I would say it is a failure, we are looking for success not failure. We have talked with Padideo on the phone and they have agreed to have some aspects of their Blockchain incorporated with ours. Their reboot will be made great again through our deal. We are not trying to act hostile, we are just trying to stop those who try to stop our project.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with looking out for the interests of your project, that I can agree with. However, there is a certain level of tact that is expected of any project, particularly when seeking funding.
I noticed that the original statement of not releasing coin supply and pre-allocation was walked back on, as we now have that information. That action is a double-edged sword, because while it proves the flexibility of the development team to adapt to better suit the interests of their investors, it also gives the impression of a company that will change their position if it becomes unfavorable.
Please understand, the people here who are interested in investing in your project will need certain concrete information before making the decision to proceed with their contribution. Among those, coin supply and pre-allocation, which you have now addressed, are paramount because a high pre-allocation is a red flag for a scam. In a community that is literally hammered with ICO announcements, we need to know our investment is going to be worth something rather than stolen.
Taking such a defensive position against a community who is likewise defensive will inevitably lead to a stalemate. We hesitate to invest because we do not want to be stolen from. You hesitate to divulge information because you do not want to be stolen from. If there's no trust, there's no proceeding. Since you came before us with this project seeking investors, it stands to reason that you sell it. Give us a reason to trust you. Not everyone is as hypercritical as I am, but not everyone has good business sense either.
In order for me to invest, I would need a roadmap. I want to know where the project is now, and where I can expect it to be in a year. Investing blindly is a good way to lose money. A biography for each team member listing notable accomplishments in their fields would also definitely be helpful. I have been unable to find information regarding your company online, so providing some evidence of the existence of the company would also improve your position with me.
Thank you for your attention. I don't expect to have my conditions met; rather I just want to provide insight as an investor and member of this community so that you can better prepare for future engagements.
