They steal ideas of people be warned

[alastantiger]

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.

This does not really show that institutions 'don’t need smart people,' but how large systems actually work. These big institutions rarely reward raw ideas in isolation, they value execution more, leverage, and institutional positioning. If you walk in with insights but without control over implementation, ownership, or influence, those ideas are easy to absorb and move on from. It is not unique to finance or crypto. Ideas are cheap at scale, especially when similar thinking is already circulating internally or across the industry.

So not that intelligence is useless, but that without strategy, proof, and power to execute, being right does not guarantee recognition or reward.

[o48o]

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.

Proof? What exactly did they steal? Sounds like that someone just explained how some cryptos work. How someone believed that they would make him / her as a partner from some information that's available freely? You are not explaining that.

I mean, people have told me how stablecoins work, but i didn't know i owe them half of my gains and partnership for that. I have given trading tips that made some people ton of money, do they owe me profits and a job as well?

[Smartvirus]

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.

When you’ve given them all that they need, what use would it be having you?

Take it as a professional courtesy, you granted all their wishes without them having to ask way too much for it. You can lay your plans without telling them the tools you would use in archiving these things. Just a plan and see how welcoming it might be for them to be any you to do that for them.

Well, in trying to archive something, you must go through some of the wrong hands so you learn. You shouldn’t forget the hard lessons and use that to guide against future engagements and how to land a job without being used. We all learn eventually but, it’s never easy.

[judas]

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 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.

Isn't it always like this? You share your ideas with the people around you, and often you get negative reactions, they're belittled or told it's impossible. Then, suddenly, one of the people you told has taken the idea and put it into practice. That's why you need to stand up for your ideas. Not just to companies, but to everyone. Because the value of an idea isn't measured by who first believed in it, but by who embraced it.

[jaberwock]

If your idea really has potential that it can always be vulnerable to such threats. That's the reason you should be really careful about sharing the idea. There is nothing to keep an idea safe as there is no patent or any other ways to prevent it from being stolen so we individually have to be utmost careful when it comes to sharing our ideas.

The same idea can be floating in someone else's head and if you reveal the idea, it will just fuel their thoughts and they might end up working on the development before you. The governments or banks might not mostly steal your idea because they already have a lot on their plate and do not want to diversify their investments but when it comes to institutions, you should really be very careful.

I did not really get which idea you were mentioning here maybe because of language barrier but no matter what idea it is, keep it to yourself and start working on the development before someone else starts implementing that same idea.

[sana54210]

You share your ideas with the people around you, and often you get negative reactions, they're belittled or told it's impossible. Then, suddenly, one of the people you told has taken the idea and put it into practice. That's why you need to stand up for your ideas. Not just to companies, but to everyone. Because the value of an idea isn't measured by who first believed in it, but by who embraced it.

That's quite true. Just having the idea does not mean that no one else can copy or implement it. People are always there to look for opportunities and if they find any potential idea, they will rush into it. That's why we should not keep the idea floating for a while. If we feel the idea has potential, immediately we should start working on it without any further delays. Managing time and resources might be challenging here but if we really believe in the idea than there is nothing that can actually stop us from bringing the idea into life.

No one will believe in you if you say this was your idea. Even though it was your idea you still failed because you did not implement the idea and someone else came overtaking you and they were fast enough, so they defeated you easily.

[lornadane]

Time and resource constraints will always exist, but commitment and action separate dreamers from doers. Execution turns belief into proof, and proof is the only thing the world respects.

[maknyos]

You share your ideas with the people around you, and often you get negative reactions, they're belittled or told it's impossible. Then, suddenly, one of the people you told has taken the idea and put it into practice. That's why you need to stand up for your ideas. Not just to companies, but to everyone. Because the value of an idea isn't measured by who first believed in it, but by who embraced it.

That's quite true. Just having the idea does not mean that no one else can copy or implement it. People are always there to look for opportunities and if they find any potential idea, they will rush into it. That's why we should not keep the idea floating for a while. If we feel the idea has potential, immediately we should start working on it without any further delays. Managing time and resources might be challenging here but if we really believe in the idea than there is nothing that can actually stop us from bringing the idea into life.

No one will believe in you if you say this was your idea. Even though it was your idea you still failed because you did not implement the idea and someone else came overtaking you and they were fast enough, so they defeated you easily.

It happens a lot and when someone succeeds with an idea that was initially deemed to lack potential, others who had a similar idea but did not realize it will say the successful person has plagiarized their idea. That in my opinion is not right, instead of blaming others we should evaluate ourselves why with the same idea we cannot succeed, whether it is because we do not work on it or other things.
It is legitimate if someone does the same idea, because it is not a patent and only exists in the mind. If it's not related to a brand or product that already has a patent from its creator, we can do any idea.

[Versatile_choice]

Proof? What exactly did they steal? Sounds like that someone just explained how some cryptos work. How that someone believed that they would make him / her as a partner from information that's available freely? You are not explaining that.

I mean, people have told me how stablecoins work, but i didn't know i owe them half of my gains and partnership for that. I have given trading tips that made some people ton of money, do they owe me profits and a job as well?

This is more like sharing ideas with friends but it seems op is getting it wrong, if everyone should hide their ideas did you think the world would have been better as it is right now? Let me take for instance if op was not educated on how to navigate the forum  I'm sure that he would have been fucking around (bitcointalk) so for me sharing of ideas is a normal thing because we can't know everything by ourselves without reaching out other people or consulting the internet which those that gives idea in the internet is still human beings like us yet they don't ask for money.

[AgriTrack]

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 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.

I agree with you disclosing the Ideas with your colleagues Sometimes create problem. You highlighted very important point that may be the can work faster than you because of availability of the resources. Besides all these factors another thing that I experience when we share our ideas we face lot of criticism. This psychologically hurt us, it weakens our moral and we lose our momentum. We don't know who  genuinely feel happy about our success. The people who are mean usually point out lot of flaws in our ideas. People not take it serious that how much our ideas are mean and valuable for us. Sometimes they talk too much on it, this  over talking also effect our mind or distract our intention. I think we should keep our goal or ideas secret until we can't get success.

[Jatiluhung]

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.

This does not really show that institutions 'don’t need smart people,' but how large systems actually work. These big institutions rarely reward raw ideas in isolation, they value execution more, leverage, and institutional positioning. If you walk in with insights but without control over implementation, ownership, or influence, those ideas are easy to absorb and move on from. It is not unique to finance or crypto. Ideas are cheap at scale, especially when similar thinking is already circulating internally or across the industry.

So not that intelligence is useless, but that without strategy, proof, and power to execute, being right does not guarantee recognition or reward.

Well, this is actually a common occurrence. Even the most brilliant ideas will not be fully useful if we do not know how to utilize them properly. And never discuss any ideas in detail when we are offering something to a company or anyone else whom we want to become an investor in our ideas or whatever else. Talk about the idea until people are interested and curious, but only you know the key to how to do it or implement it. Institutions actually need smart people who know a lot, but presenting an idea to them isn't as easy as you might think. One wrong move, and what you described could indeed happen.

[Y3shot]

If he had not told them about Bitcoin and the value of Bitcoin, they would still know about it because the understanding of Bitcoin is very common. The idea you gave them was a good one, but it is not as if you had kept it to yourself; they would not have gotten the same idea. Their ideas are very rich, and there is a possibility that the idea can only be found in you.

Such ideas need protection, and you must ensure that they are exchanged for value. If people feel their ideas are enough to generate some money, then they need to protect them at all costs and ensure that money is being generated from them.

[justdimin]

It happens a lot and when someone succeeds with an idea that was initially deemed to lack potential, others who had a similar idea but did not realize it will say the successful person has plagiarized their idea. That in my opinion is not right, instead of blaming others we should evaluate ourselves why with the same idea we cannot succeed, whether it is because we do not work on it or other things.
It is legitimate if someone does the same idea, because it is not a patent and only exists in the mind. If it's not related to a brand or product that already has a patent from its creator, we can do any idea.

I am not entirely sure if it's true. For the same reason that ideas are free and execution is what matters. I can literally sell nails and be rich, something as simple as nails, or better yet, I know a guy who rents the place next to us, and he has a machine that turns water into ice and packages it and sells it to bars and other stuff, needs to be preserved carefully so it stays as ice cubes, but a "ready made ice cubes" is the simplest product you can ever consider, it's literally frozen water, and he still makes a lot of money.

So believe me, if you have an idea, that's worthless and zero value, only if you can actually execute it then it has a value. So telling someone your idea and them stealing means they had better execution skills than you did, if you had one, you would have done it before them because you had the idea first, so you had more time than them.

[Miles2006]

Being emotional will not help besides there’s no law stated as such so I will advise anyone in this situation to start a better self development. Many people in this situation as such seems common, this act is not right whereby stealing ideas to create a better project afterwards no credit given to the person. Knowledge is actually power, this might be another reason why advance individuals don’t get the chance desire probably fear to submit and learn although how sure these company took the idea alone without adding some meaning.

[maknyos]

It happens a lot and when someone succeeds with an idea that was initially deemed to lack potential, others who had a similar idea but did not realize it will say the successful person has plagiarized their idea. That in my opinion is not right, instead of blaming others we should evaluate ourselves why with the same idea we cannot succeed, whether it is because we do not work on it or other things.
It is legitimate if someone does the same idea, because it is not a patent and only exists in the mind. If it's not related to a brand or product that already has a patent from its creator, we can do any idea.

I am not entirely sure if it's true. For the same reason that ideas are free and execution is what matters. I can literally sell nails and be rich, something as simple as nails, or better yet, I know a guy who rents the place next to us, and he has a machine that turns water into ice and packages it and sells it to bars and other stuff, needs to be preserved carefully so it stays as ice cubes, but a "ready made ice cubes" is the simplest product you can ever consider, it's literally frozen water, and he still makes a lot of money.

So believe me, if you have an idea, that's worthless and zero value, only if you can actually execute it then it has a value. So telling someone your idea and them stealing means they had better execution skills than you did, if you had one, you would have done it before them because you had the idea first, so you had more time than them.

Yes, it is like that, an idea will turn into something valuable if the idea is executed well. No matter how good an idea is if it only exists in the head and is never executed, then it will only be an idea that has no value.
What makes the difference is whether the idea is executed or not and whether we execute the idea well or not. But talking about whether the idea was executed well or not is another thing in my opinion, because even if at first it was not executed well, with experience it will slowly get better too.

[Jatiluhung]

Being emotional will not help besides there’s no law stated as such so I will advise anyone in this situation to start a better self development. Many people in this situation as such seems common, this act is not right whereby stealing ideas to create a better project afterwards no credit given to the person. Knowledge is actually power, this might be another reason why advance individuals don’t get the chance desire probably fear to submit and learn although how sure these company took the idea alone without adding some meaning.

And it's possible that the company already had the idea before anyone came to them with it. Well, yeah it's difficult to prove whether an idea has been stolen or not. But at the very least, we must learn that we can never trust anyone. Never reveal a brilliant idea to someone you don't trust. And if you're pitching an idea to a company, do so carefully and without revealing everything clearly. The most important thing is to pique their interest and curiosity while keeping the secret formula hidden. Or something like that.

[bitgolden]

And it's possible that the company already had the idea before anyone came to them with it. Well, yeah it's difficult to prove whether an idea has been stolen or not. But at the very least, we must learn that we can never trust anyone. Never reveal a brilliant idea to someone you don't trust. And if you're pitching an idea to a company, do so carefully and without revealing everything clearly. The most important thing is to pique their interest and curiosity while keeping the secret formula hidden. Or something like that.

If the company already had that idea than they already might have started implementing it. Not everyone has the thought process and these usually depend on other's ideas that can be worth. I have seen a lot of stories of ideas being stolen and the same idea turns into a billion-dollar company in future. That is why it is always recommended to develop the idea ourselves first.

We can convert the idea into a product or service before pitching it to other people of companies in order to gain funding. Just the idea stage is really harmful for both the individual as well as for the company. Most of the firms would not even believe investing in idea stage companies.

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

That's way too cunny, in the society today so many people have offered idea to some big companies and they are being paid for it but sometimes some decide to be cunny by letting you share or let out your ideas to them without keeping to any deal.i get the point on how this tends to go cause in one way or the other one have experienced such. Which is why most intellectual individuals tends to hoard their ideas and knowledge and have you pay for them to have access to it.

[Chilwell]

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.

Sometimes is good to keep quiet because not only  government or bank institutions even individual people also steal ideas, there are some many people that have ideas but does not have money to make it reality, likewise there are another set of people that have the money and they are willing to invest it, but they don't know what to do with it, which means they don't have the idea of it, immediately you speak up, they take action by making your dreams comes to reality.

I am so confidence that the business people you are seeing today steal almost 90% of their business ideas, they don't have that plan from the beginning but immediately the heard about any business idea they executive Project since the resources are there. There are so many people that have talent but funding it is usually the problem, that is why some of them ended up serving others.

[suhadi88]

Time and resource constraints will always exist, but commitment and action separate dreamers from doers. Execution turns belief into proof, and proof is the only thing the world respects.

What's most unfortunate is that the inspirator becomes a bystander, even a slave, and this happens quite often in the workplace. When a solution is discovered, the hero isn't the inventor, but the social worker who proudly says, "I came up with this idea," even though he doesn't have the concept or problem in mind at all, let alone the common thread.