A fantastic idea

[FluxTube]

Hello everybody,

I have a fantastic, crypto related,  idea. It's been in my head for a couple of months now, and i've started a draft on a whitepaper. I am absolutely convinced that it has potential to become a very big, widely spread project. But, i can't do it alone, and i'm worried about releasing the idea to others. I'm (desperately) looking for someone who can help me get the things together that i need to get this started. I'm extremely exited about it.

The first questions i have is:

- How do i find people and get them to sign an, internationally valid, confidentiality statement?
- How would it work when someone breaks that treaty?

For the project itself i would need a team:
- a game developer (HTML5, or something online / mobile)
- a crypto expert, who knows either how to develop an ethereum token of a new coin
- somebody with a legal background for the above issues
- a JS/node programmer

How can i start this up? I'm really reticent about sharing the idea, that's something i don't know how to deal with.

Thanks in advance.

[SoulBargain]

I think you ought to consult a lawyer regarding this somewhat confidentiality agreement. Or you can try asking it in Legal section.

- a crypto expert, who knows either how to develop an ethereum token of a new coin

A smart contract developer to be precise.
Why don't you just hire those people within your country? I don't know which country are you from but if you can then do so. Also, you should add to your qualifications that possessing clarity in English is a must. As we know, communication is important.

[eternalgloom]

Before you do anything else, you should really talk to a lawyer and an accountant, as the previous poster also mentioned.
NDA's are fairly straightforward to write and a lawyer can help you with that.

Finding the right people to work on your project is a matter of building the right networks, either through LinkedIn or freelance marketplaces like Upwork.
Definitely hire people who have a lot of experience and have positive recommendations.

[JackpotRacer]

Hello everybody,

I have a fantastic, crypto related,  idea. It's been in my head for a couple of months now, and i've started a draft on a whitepaper. I am absolutely convinced that it has potential to become a very big, widely spread project. But, i can't do it alone, and i'm worried about releasing the idea to others. I'm (desperately) looking for someone who can help me get the things together that i need to get this started. I'm extremely exited about it.

The first questions i have is:

- How do i find people and get them to sign an, internationally valid, confidentiality statement?
- How would it work when someone breaks that treaty?

For the project itself i would need a team:
- a game developer (HTML5, or something online / mobile)
- a crypto expert, who knows either how to develop an ethereum token of a new coin
- somebody with a legal background for the above issues
- a JS/node programmer

How can i start this up? I'm really reticent about sharing the idea, that's something i don't know how to deal with.

Thanks in advance.

is LTCrash the idea or what happened to LTCrash?

[DOPECOINRULES]

Hello everybody,

I have a fantastic, crypto related,  idea. It's been in my head for a couple of months now, and i've started a draft on a whitepaper. I am absolutely convinced that it has potential to become a very big, widely spread project. But, i can't do it alone, and i'm worried about releasing the idea to others. I'm (desperately) looking for someone who can help me get the things together that i need to get this started. I'm extremely exited about it.

The first questions i have is:

- How do i find people and get them to sign an, internationally valid, confidentiality statement?
- How would it work when someone breaks that treaty?

For the project itself i would need a team:
- a game developer (HTML5, or something online / mobile)
- a crypto expert, who knows either how to develop an ethereum token of a new coin
- somebody with a legal background for the above issues
- a JS/node programmer

How can i start this up? I'm really reticent about sharing the idea, that's something i don't know how to deal with.

Thanks in advance.

An affidavit or a legally binding document would help im not that far from chancery lane i could have a word with a friend to see whats needed and how to go about it, also building relationships and meetings helps alot, i have millions of ideas but no cash yet, a few of my ideas i released without any funds because i believe you have to give to recieve just as Berners-Lee did with the WWW unfortunatley funds were needed for SATs lol, if we all donated $10 we could all become share holders, lol good luck bro, check out settlersonline id love to see that crypto'd

[FluxTube]

Hello everybody,

I have a fantastic, crypto related,  idea. It's been in my head for a couple of months now, and i've started a draft on a whitepaper. I am absolutely convinced that it has potential to become a very big, widely spread project. But, i can't do it alone, and i'm worried about releasing the idea to others. I'm (desperately) looking for someone who can help me get the things together that i need to get this started. I'm extremely exited about it.

The first questions i have is:

- How do i find people and get them to sign an, internationally valid, confidentiality statement?
- How would it work when someone breaks that treaty?

For the project itself i would need a team:
- a game developer (HTML5, or something online / mobile)
- a crypto expert, who knows either how to develop an ethereum token of a new coin
- somebody with a legal background for the above issues
- a JS/node programmer

How can i start this up? I'm really reticent about sharing the idea, that's something i don't know how to deal with.

Thanks in advance.

is LTCrash the idea or what happened to LTCrash?

No, no, ltcrash is a totally different, independent project.

[DOPECOINRULES]

Also what really does my nut in is seeing wind farms that have no solar panels or kinetic wave production, how pathetic is that