Looking for feedback. Cryptocurrency platform.

[Developer1990]

You could start by your age - are you 12?  

ha maybe I am. You'll know my age if you can solve this ((√16 + 7) × (2³ - 1) × (sin(π/2) + cos(0)) + ((15² ÷ 75) × √25)) ÷ ((5 × 2 - 3) ÷ 2) + (√100 - 8 ) = ?

OR you could just read my user name? LOL

I can also claim I helped build Pokemon Go.  I personally added at least a dozen portals to the Niantic universe via Ingress.   But the "15" other well known top games is interesting.  Are you planning to identify yourself so we can validate?  If not, do you have an alias we can track on these game websites?

You must realize you are promoting yourself as superior to other project developers and as such must validate these claims.  Why would anyone invest in them when they can have you?  Why should anyone trust you any more than a young teenager modifying a template?

Eh - I'm not here to divulge personal information and tbh I'm not currently looking for employment or investment's (I'm comfortably employed and have plenty of money to support this project)

However, you mentioned certificates, so I felt obliged to share my experience and in the last post, proof of my work. Maybe one day soon I'll do a face reveal - but now isn't the time.

Also - there are no "templates" for my website outside of some html code, but as far as logic/Architecture/Servers/Databases/Custom Web3 integrations you'll will never find it.

I don't think many care about your skill set, but we do care about your experience and your honesty.    

I was simply just giving you some info about my experience since you asked about certificates.

Anyways - gotta jet. I have a TON of work to do. 

Happy Saturday! ttys

[Vod]

Also - there are no "templates" for my website outside of some html code, but as far as logic/Architecture/Servers/Databases/Custom Web3 integrations you'll will never find it.

Why would a developer writing from scratch put in (incorrect) placeholder numbers?   

Anyway, have a productive weekend!

[Developer1990]

Also - there are no "templates" for my website outside of some html code, but as far as logic/Architecture/Servers/Databases/Custom Web3 integrations you'll will never find it.

Why would a developer writing from scratch put in (incorrect) placeholder numbers?   

Oh man you are relentless.. And a bit slow.

You literally quoted exactly that:  Also - there are no "templates" for my website outside of some html code  outside of some html code outside of some html code outside of some html code

o u t s i d e o f s o m e h t m l c o d e

You familiar with HTML? Couldn't really tell from your website - if you would call it that.

Anyhow - your making my brain rot.

-Peace out

[Vod]

Anyhow - your making my brain rot.

My what makes what?   Sorry, I'm a bit slow.  :/

You familiar with HTML? Couldn't really tell from your website - if you would call it that.

That's a tough one to answer.  I'm not sure of the terms you kids use nowadays to describe a website.   I'd guess yes - if you can recognize the HTML tags, you can call it a website, regardless of how much back end processing it has - which you cannot see.

[markm]

One way to help protect users against rugpulls would be a kind of redemption fund or value assurance fund or somesuch that in the event of the dissolution of an asset (currency, token, coin, etc) could at least in principle be unlocked and distributed to holders of the defunct asset.

In the Galactic Milieu for example we have "treasury based assets", many of which are also implemented as "reserve assets" meaning assets eligible for use in the "treasuries" of other assets.

We have no active "JUDCO" or "JUDGECO" type thing yet like one sees in for example the SIMSOC game used at some point by some sociology departments as a teaching aid for sociology students but in principle something like that could be implemented: a collection of players assigned responsibility for interpreting rules that are found to have room for ambiguity; so exact details of how such disbursement / compensation would take place is not yet hammered down in excruciating detail but maybe some kind of auction type thing where people bid with their holdings of the defunct asset for the various assets in the "treasury" based on the computed value of the asset and of each item in the treasury at the timestamp of the Latest Rates include-file preceding the time of dissolution of the asset.

The "treasuries" allow the game to calculate a per unit value for each treasuries-based asset simply by dividing the total value of the "treasury" by the number of units minted of the asset.

This also incidentally might be viewable as some kind of "value locked" toward a "total value locked" kind of number but whether by total value locked one would mean the total number or value of asset Z currently locked up in the treasuries of other assets or the total value of all the other assets asset Z has locked into its own treasury I am not entirely sure as I am not really familiar with how the term is commonly used or applied.

All this of course does nothing to protect from rugpulls of the "authority controlling the treasuries ran off with them" variety, which in the long term probably ought to be an application for which things like multi-sig and/or smart-contracts could be appropriate...


-MarkM-