[ANN] Levelcoin - Proof of Stake / Proof of Burn Hybrid - Inflation Immune

[Toby!]

It would be pretty sweet if more levels are added in the future.

What function do you propose for another level?

[Alohaboy?!]

I have employed a web designer/graphic artist who is in the process of creating a web site and the graphics used in the Kickstarter.
I am still looking for someone that can help me create and edit videos. The burn client is complete and bug free, but I still need a working GUI.
I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

love to hear this !

[LeoC]

It would be pretty sweet if more levels are added in the future.

What function do you propose for another level?

Maybe besides giving increased interest, Level 3 coins could also grant access to features exclusive to holders. We can brainstorm ideas.
The possibilities are endless if what the dev says is true. Multiple levels with each giving different rewards, love it.
Direct funding ends in 6 days, I hope the Kickstarter gets approved!

[seek4dream]

I have employed a web designer/graphic artist who is in the process of creating a web site and the graphics used in the Kickstarter.
I am still looking for someone that can help me create and edit videos. The burn client is complete and bug free, but I still need a working GUI.
I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

Glad to here from you again.
Please keep us updated. More information are always welcome.

[gitinahang]

I have employed a web designer/graphic artist who is in the process of creating a web site and the graphics used in the Kickstarter.
I am still looking for someone that can help me create and edit videos. The burn client is complete and bug free, but I still need a working GUI.
I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

You say 1 btc cap, what about vh*********els who gave 2?

I don't use facebook can anybody confirm whether or not levelcoin has updated his facebook as far as proof? If not, what is your reason

for not doing so? Thank you.

[techguy]

I have employed a web designer/graphic artist who is in the process of creating a web site and the graphics used in the Kickstarter.
I am still looking for someone that can help me create and edit videos. The burn client is complete and bug free, but I still need a working GUI.
I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

Good to hear that !!

[techguy]

I have employed a web designer/graphic artist who is in the process of creating a web site and the graphics used in the Kickstarter.
I am still looking for someone that can help me create and edit videos. The burn client is complete and bug free, but I still need a working GUI.
I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

You say 1 btc cap, what about vh*********els who gave 2?

See, he has already mentioned that anything above 1 BTC, will be returned back to the sender

I will be setting a cap of 1 BTC per investor. Any funds sent above this amount will be returned.

[SyRenity]

@Level Coin:

Any news about code review/proof? Milestones/Development sheet?

+1, still on fence here with some people...

[pandaisftw]

Levelcoin, could you please confirm on facebook you really are who you say you are? If you do that, I may invest right now.

You put your name here for a reason, and that reason is so people could look up your credentials. Failing to back that up in any way sends red flags.

[td services]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

[Gismo1337]

Oo

[FrictionlessCoin]

Got one technical question....

How do you prevent a Level 2 coin from being exchanged?

Are we saying that once it is attached to an address, it can never be moved to another address?

[pandaisftw]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

Thank you td services for taking the initiative to clear this up. Not looking good for OP right now.

[sparta_cuss]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

Thank you td services for taking the initiative to clear this up. Not looking good for OP right now.

Too bad about the OP.

The idea, however, is quite interesting and still alive. Certainly someone else can implement the logic and code to make such a two-level currency work. I would love to invest in such a project if it were backed by a real person and a whitepaper with a few pieces of evidentiary code.

Has anyone seen this idea mentioned in other threads or forums?

[LeoC]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

I fail to believe this. I sent an e-mail and never received a response. Why would he only respond to you? Also what you posted could be easily faked.

It's definitely me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

I don't know what to believe any more. If he was really scamming why would he put a 1 BTC cap on investment?
He only had less than 6 BTC in funds and if he was truely scamming then why would he return 1 BTC back to the guy that invested 2?
Why go from 6 to 5? That's a big drop if this guy's incentive was to take everyone's money and run.

[northranger79510]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

I fail to believe this. I sent an e-mail and never received a response. Why would he only respond to you? Also what you posted could be easily faked.

It's definitely me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

I don't know what to believe any more. If he was really scamming why would he put a 1 BTC cap on investment?
He only had less than 6 BTC in funds and if he was truely scamming then why would he return 1 BTC back to the guy that invested 2?
Why go from 6 to 5? That's a big drop if this guy's incentive was to take everyone's money and run.

Leo, how did you know he returned the investment? Can you prove?

[northranger79510]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

Which email did you email?

[td services]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

Which email did you email?

It is an email at EFSA which I found by determining the format used by EFSA via google search, creating an email address for David Elsinger based on the format, searching for that email on google to see if it exists, then emailing the query to that email. At this point, there would need to be two David Elsingers at EFSA (maybe a father and son) which is possible, which is why I am not making a scam accusation, but I am asking the OP to go through with the Facebook update to help clear things up.

[Bourbon44]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

Thank you td services for taking the initiative to clear this up. Not looking good for OP right now.

Too bad about the OP.

The idea, however, is quite interesting and still alive. Certainly someone else can implement the logic and code to make such a two-level currency work. I would love to invest in such a project if it were backed by a real person and a whitepaper with a few pieces of evidentiary code.

Has anyone seen this idea mentioned in other threads or forums?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=424724.0;topicseen

[TheMightyX]

I received this response from David Elsinger at EFSA when I emailed him about this offering. Level Coin, would you please settle the ID issue by doing the Facebook post.

It's not me!

David

Sent from my iPad

> On Jan 22, 2014, at 1:59 AM, "mail" <****@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> Your name, LinkedIn profile, and Facebook profile have been mentioned in a very interesting project
> posted on the Bitcointalk forum, Level Coin by David Elsinger. I am very interested in investing in
> it, but wanted to first verify that the proposal is actually posted by you.
>
> The link to the project is https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422309.0
>
> Thanks,

Can we confirm that this is the holder of the linkedIn account?

Edit: I see you mentioned his LinkedIn profile.
Please ask him if that is indeed his linkedin account.