Seems cool, except for this:
Anonymous, computer programmer, founder - currently working on the coin, the exchange and the customized miner.
Your whole team has their name listed, even the goldfish, you say you'll be a real business with an office which is fantastic. Finally something in altcoins like a normal company. I assume that if you're going to exchange this coin for real money that there are hundreds of pages of regulations you have to follow, forms to be approved, etc. Could these forms be pdf'd and posted?
Then, in the middle, the most important person, the programmer and founder can't give his name. Suspicious.
Sorry to seem like an ass. I'm really not. I got burned by those gypsies at Mazacoin. My bad for thinking a bunch of ass-scratching primitives could run an altcoin but they seemed official with documents and everything. It was a huge disappointment. Their programmer was named "Anonymous Pirate". This isn't the same mamko tsiganin is it?
Here in California in Silicon Valley when they start a new internet company, the founders are proud to have their names everywhere. Why is this "Anonymous" person hiding his identity?
The amount of paperwork required for a venture like this is not a very heavy burden here in Sweden.
We will not do any banking and the exchange will not handle any cash so by doing a bypass on those to fields of affairs we can
dodge 99% of the paperwork.
This is pretty much a unregualted sector, as long as we keep our paperwork in order and pay our taxes and fee`s on time there is no real
roadblocks to run into. The biggest issue is to have our bank up to date about what we are doing so we can avoid issues like kapiton.se had with their with bank accounts frozen due to sheer stupidity and lack of communication with their bank.
In that sector we have a massive foothold of know-how and expertise already.
Other local companys are already doing what we aim to do but they only trade Bitcoin for FIAT - btcx.se, fybse.se & kaption.se - all focus on the local market, we aim globally!
The fact that one member of our development team have made the decision to remain anonymous is not a ideal situation we are aware of that but it was on his demand.
He is currently under contract by his employee to not conduct "equal or similar" work for someone else, the similar part is the rubber-paragraph that would most likely cost him his current job.
We are in a phase where we currently only invest time, effort and money, we do not earn yet, he can not afford to lose it.
This is pretty much the information i can provide you with at current date as answer to your question.
We did choose to list him as anonymous instead of providing a false name/alias.
To be honest most developers remain anonymous, Cryptogenic Bullion have one anonymous developer, most coins are developed by someone being anonymous even to their community - f:ex who is Baritus?
