They steal ideas of people be warned

[michellee]

They know how to use the ideas. They have the resources so they develop it, run it, and claim that they create and build it. How easily that for them while those who have the real ideas will not get any parts inside the programs.

People hardly to develop the ideas because they are limit on resources. If they want to develop, they must ask for help from others but others may doubts that the idea will run well. It is dilemma for those who creative and have much ideas because they can't implement without support from others.

[ancafe]

Few years later they use that methods what he told them to do yet they offered him no job no business partnership.
Everything you see now its from him he also told them how stablecoins can be backed by btc tron and sol mainly and told first them to make crypto as reserve assets.

So its proof that our financial instutions and banks and goverments dont need smart people who know how to set up system they rather listen ideas and steal them.

The problem isn't the idea, but whether the copycat realizes that every idea must be verified before it can be profitable. Most people don't think realistically, especially those who use other people's ideas to develop their financial potential. I don't see the fault in the idea itself, but rather the potential for misuse. Verifying other people's ideas is necessary because sometimes the strategies used by one person don't work for us, allowing us to make much wiser decisions.

If we don't trust the government system, we need a solution, especially regarding finances. Sometimes we're afraid to do something different because we think it might fail. For example, we often hear that saving is the basis of wealth, but this is no longer relevant, so you must have options such as investing or building a business.

[Pablo-wood]

So its proof that our financial instutions and banks and goverments dont need smart people who know how to set up system they rather listen ideas and steal them.

They do if the idea is unique and has never been implemented but if it's a general idea anyone can think of then why hire someone that will cost them more when they can engage their employees who are experts in that field to come up with such solutions.

The best way to stay ahead of the game is to have an idea that hasn't been thought of and in our present age I am yet to find a single one that hasn't been implemented yet.

[Alpen]

I got someone who wanted to get job at blackrock some banks usa uk and others even switzerland and even us goverment he told them what and how to do with crypto.

Few years later they use that methods what he told them to do yet they offered him no job no business partnership.
Everything you see now its from him he also told them how stablecoins can be backed by btc tron and sol mainly and told first them to make crypto as reserve assets.

He told them more but as people steal ideas no point to lay out all here.


So its proof that our financial instutions and banks and goverments dont need smart people who know how to set up system they rather listen ideas and steal them.

Actually, crypto-collateralized stablecoins were pioneered and launched ages ago by the MakerDAO developers. Later, Facebook’s team came up with Libra, which was backed by an innovative basket of fiat currencies—which is exactly why developed nations joined forces to shut that project down.

As for BlackRock, they are essentially following the Tether model by backing their assets with US Treasuries

[Doan9269]

Few years later they use that methods what he told them to do yet they offered him no job no business partnership.
Everything you see now its from him he also told them how stablecoins can be backed by btc tron and sol mainly and told first them to make crypto as reserve assets.

He told them more but as people steal ideas no point to lay out all here.

Sometimes when you're being asked to present a business proposals, things like this happens, they will just take advantage of your idea and took away the whole concept first before you, but life isn't that bad, that is why some will also be logical in giving out their ideas, giving part of it and failed to deliver the full concept at the start until they get along the process.

So its proof that our financial instutions and banks and goverments dont need smart people who know how to set up system they rather listen ideas and steal them.

Things like this may happen, but not frequently as you may say it, because they also have their own strategies, not all organizations behave in such manners.

[Die_empty]

They do if the idea is unique and has never been implemented but if it's a general idea anyone can think of then why hire someone that will cost them more when they can engage their employees who are experts in that field to come up with such solutions.

The best way to stay ahead of the game is to have an idea that hasn't been thought of and in our present age I am yet to find a single one that hasn't been implemented yet.

If anyone thinks that their idea is unique, it should be patented. Such an idea should be documented and sent to the relevant authority for registration and licensing. This patent might give you some protection when you are discussing the idea with investors or organisations. If they are aware that you have claimed ownership of the idea, they will have to partner with you or buy outrightly. I know that they can still bypass the law by making adjustments to your idea. But patenting the idea gives you a legal standing.

[Akaenyi]

Stealing of ideas has always been around from time and that is why if you know something valuable you shouldn't disclose it until you get to where you will equally get value to share it. This is one of the reason why I love this forum very much because it wants originality from posters and if you have to share anything that is not yours you have to share the source.

 I know a talented upcoming musician that rehearsed his song in the presence of a big artist in a studio only for the big artist to steal the song and release it. It is very hard for a "nobody " to fight for their rights when their original content has been stolen or forcefully taken from them by powerful individuals, institutions and governments. You should negotiate well with the right people before you disclose your great ideas.

[Shishir99]

I understand what you said.
I am not so sure about the truth, but this doesn't happen only in the finance sector. This can happen anywhere and in any business. I often see reality shows on social media where entrepreneurs come up with an idea, and then investors decide whether they want to invest. I think these people are exposing their ideas on the internet. Most companies today post recruitment announcements and then begin asking candidates questions about why they should be hired. How would you improve our company? What is your plan? They ask some tough questions and ask those job seekers to answer them. This can happen, actually.

[ivan dimitry]

I’ve been following automated trading discussions for a while, and one thing I’ve noticed is that most problems come from poor assumptions rather than the tools themselves. Automation can help with discipline and execution, but it doesn’t remove market uncertainty or risk management mistakes. In my experience, bots are most useful when they are treated as assistants, not decision-makers. I’ve tested a few setups over time, including tools like darkbot.io, mainly to compare how different logic handles volatility. Results vary a lot depending on market conditions, which is why I think manual oversight is still necessary. Long-term consistency seems to matter more than strategy complexity.

[imthegreat]

I got someone who wanted to get job at blackrock some banks usa uk and others even switzerland and even us goverment he told them what and how to do with crypto.

Few years later they use that methods what he told them to do yet they offered him no job no business partnership.
Everything you see now its from him he also told them how stablecoins can be backed by btc tron and sol mainly and told first them to make crypto as reserve assets.

He told them more but as people steal ideas no point to lay out all here.


So its proof that our financial instutions and banks and goverments dont need smart people who know how to set up system they rather listen ideas and steal them.

It's true, and I had this happen at one of my jobs. Although the idea that smart people aren't needed anywhere is generally true in the people field. Because bosses tend to see smart people as competition. I was always corrected in all my opinions, even though I used best practices and cited scientific articles or modern developments. But this is all nonsense; smart people shouldn't despair, because if a person really does die, they'll start their own business and become the most important person in it. Smart people don't need someone to boss them around.

[Zanab247]

For the point of correction not all government or institution that is against those that have economy ideas to their country. if you don't have the idea you will not make use of the one you steal from someone, because it will not going to work to bring development to the growth of the country. Any developed countries that is existing today there are some talented human beings that have great ideas that has brought out their economy for collapsing, because they know what it means for countries to experience good and productive economy.

Assume their government stop such talented human beings in their countries, do you think those developed countries other countries of the world wish to become today would have achieve their goal.

[Hewlet]

Few years later they use that methods what he told them to do yet they offered him no job no business partnership.
Everything you see now its from him he also told them how stablecoins can be backed by btc tron and sol mainly and told first them to make crypto as reserve assets.

Ideas alone is not enough to effectively implement whatever business or tech ideas you have. You need money to bring your ideas to life or else, keep an higher rate of your ideas to yourself so a third party doesn't steal his idea from him. If you look at the likes of The lions den for instance, most of the business ideas that are presented at the programme end up being stolen by the lions who have the result to bring it to life.

It's In your place to protect your idea the highest way possible and ensure that don't throw it out to random people, if there's any reason why you should do that, it should be that you're selling it out for a reasonable amount.

[danherbias07]

They still need the smart people because that's where they will steal the idea.

Yeah, we should be careful about something that we discovered. In photography, we should put a watermark whenever we share it. Although I believe some could still erase them now. With ideas, it's better if we can go the legal way to secure them. That way, we will have the authority to file a case whenever a copyright issue arises.
But I do agree with what you said. There are companies that have good developers, and they kick them out after they made a program that can be used by the company for a long time. Other companies keep them for maintenance and updates. Well, I guess it depends on the company owner at the end of the day.

[letteredhub]

Well, it is something morally questionable but not illegal, and basically that is how large institutions operate: they listen to external ideas and use them; it is part of the process, but that does not imply an obligation to hire. Therefore, from their point of view, they are not stealing ideas; let’s say they consider that they are only absorbing information. Ideally, people with strategic ideas should be more cautious when sharing them.

A large portion of persons with great inventory idea(s) end at having them stolen by those who have the capital to finance the project after it's being shared to them by the original owner who's without funds to materialize his idea. For an institution, you can't fight them through any legal means even if what they've done seem to be illegal and this they are aware of that if you couldn't sponsor your own idea how can you have the funds for a legal battle.

[KiaKia]

The world is full of many ideas, one will work and many will fail, when it comes to ideas it's a free world and if someone stole your idea it's not the end, you can somehow have a better idea someday too.

In time every ideas turned old, this is why silence works best for new ideas and the more people that knows the faster it's expiring date, ideas works best with time.

BlackRock is not a joke, they are one of the most powerful elites in the world, and judging from their history they have never lost a battle, they don't rely on a idea like it's all that defines who they are, these people are full of million ideas.

[aylabadia05]

The idea that nothing is free no longer applies today. There are quite a few people in this world who have extraordinary ideas that deserve to be appreciated because the ideas we think of have gone through various processes, even to the point of neglecting sleep for days on end. We may think that our ideas are better, but rest assured that other people have even better ideas that, if used, would be quite valuable. Beyond all that, in the case you brought here, the idea should be presented, and there should be an agreement first on how to proceed. Don't just directly convey and present all the valuable advantages to the party who has not yet agreed on the continuation.

[cxtreenal]

You should also not assume that others will not think what you are thinking. Everyone is talented differently. The person you know may not be the only one who is determined about crypto. There are many smarter people who can make their imaginations come true and make it happen through their talent.

Every large organization has a significant number of talented and intelligent people who give birth to new concepts. They find ways to make a task easier and more acceptable to everyone.

As you said about stealing other people's concepts. It is not easy to implement a huge project according to other people's concepts without having extensive knowledge of a creative subject. The idea may be imitated, but the implementation will vary from person to person.

[Somto9Light]

Come on mate, this is not something you should be worried about. If I were in the guy's shoes of course I wouldn't mind sharing my ideas with them even though and the end I will not be employed it's fine, I believe there are more job opportunities coming. And if I may ask how can you possibly figure out that they are only interested in getting ideas from you? Because if you go for job hunting definitely you will pass through some test ( interview) so are you advising that we should remain silent during interview? Of course you really need to speak up so as for them to know that you're qualified in that position.

[Alone055]

Even if what you are saying is true, OP, then it only tells us that the person you are talking about wasn't smart enough to understand that he is not supposed to pitch ideas to anyone before getting a position where their ideas will be useful both for the company and his position at the same time. Who in their right mindset would go looking for a job and throw in amazing ideas he has about how they can grow? Even if you do that to impress them, you don't give it all away, and only give them a slight idea of what you are capable of, so that they don't let you go.

This is just like showing the whole plot of a movie in the trailer itself, because then no one would be interested to watch the movie if they already understand the whole story, unless the audience is a fan of those featuring in it and want to see them regardless. A wise and smart person will always make sure that they show what they are capable of, but don't give everything away for free.

[Jatiluhung]

It is not just the government or financial institutions that you need to be cautious about sharing your ideas with, you also have to be cautious about people around you whom you share brilliant ideas with in the hopes that you guys are just friends and they will not be able to act on it. Some people have the resources and are looking for where to invest that resources to, they have resources but lack the idea. You have the idea and lack the resources, so if you are not wise and then you go on to share every details of your unique idea to such persons, they could go on and act on it because they have the resources and they know you have no legal backing on the idea.

This is also why we cannot trust anyone, especially people who are not even part of our family. Even family members can sometimes do things we never expected.

And it is true that some people are born with a lot of capital and wealth inherited from their parents, but sometimes they have limitations in finding good ideas to utilize the resources they have. They will usually look for people they can trust, including those with good ideas, and invest in them (if they are good, wealthy people). However, there are also those who will take our ideas and, when they succeed, will not care about the person who originally came up with the idea. Never talk too much about our ideas to anyone except family members we can trust.