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[Cassius]

Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?

Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious.  As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way.  I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.

Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.

I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can.  Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.

Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.

Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal now anyway, but a little more information could go a long way.

[Sejk]

Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?

Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious.  As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way.  I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.

Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.

I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can.  Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.

Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.

Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal

I trust our dev team.We are in good shape only thanks them. They ficked blockchain very quckly and everyone of them working very hard on improving CROWN. If we are strong comunuty we should help them doing their job. I personaly donate already and I expect everyone can send something.

[stonehedge]

Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?

Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious.  As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way.  I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.

Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.

I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can.  Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.

Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.

Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal

I trust our dev team.We are in good shape only thanks them. They ficked blockchain very quckly and everyone of them working very hard on improving CROWN. If we are strong comunuty we should help them doing their job. I personaly donate already and I expect everyone can send something.

LOL.  We both fucked the blockchain and fixed it

Thank you everybody for their generosity and support.  It means a lot.

[crowncoin_knight]

The community can see progress on the fundraising here: https://crown.tech/crownfunding

80pct 101 pct raised in one day!

[tapaibuccok]

I've been thinking about this, & the more I do, the more I'm inclined to agree with infernoman

[stonehedge]

MATTERMOST OUTAGE

A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.

It should be available again before 2130 UK time.

[stonehedge]

MATTERMOST OUTAGE

A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.

It should be available again before 2130 UK time.

Service restored.

A very useful test of my backup restore process

[crowncoin_knight]

anyone having trouble loading crw wallet?..mine is not opening

my wallet loads fine, open a ticket at our zendesk, I am sure the guys will help you

support@crown-support.zendesk.com

[l3pox]

quite interesting proposal system: http://crown.today/proposals

do you currently have any bounties open? for twitter and articles?
would love to create a steemit article.
thx

[Vivacia]

I have translated all of the annoucements to Dutch, as promised. Sorry for the (holiday) delays   
Cool to see 2017 in a nutshell, we have really come a long way.

[Elai_Nili]

Hi guys. I created a small topic on the forum, it deals with conferences and meetings, please take a look. I really need your help.

https://forum.crown.tech/index.php?topic=141.0

And who administers the forum? Ask him to fix this topic, that she would always be on top.

[crowncoin_knight]

The community can see progress on the fundraising here: https://crown.tech/crownfunding

80pct 101 pct raised in one day!

160pct raised!

[scamalert0]

CROWN going to delist from Bittrex soon due to low volume ..
Sure news otherwise verified.✔️💯🔴🔴🔴

[Johnny00]

CROWN going to delist from Bittrex soon due to low volume ..
Sure news otherwise verified.✔️💯🔴🔴🔴

Lol your name says it all. Delete please

[tommyj11]

CROWN going to delist from Bittrex soon due to low volume ..
Sure news otherwise verified.✔️💯🔴🔴🔴

to prove you wrong, if crown get delisted ill give you a free systemnode

[Globee07]

CROWN going to delist from Bittrex soon due to low volume ..
Sure news otherwise verified.✔️💯🔴🔴🔴

to prove you wrong, if crown get delisted ill give you a free systemnode

500 CRW? hell yeah, who would say no to that give them to me instead I actually think you are right, 13BTC 24h volume is way too low for such a big exchange as bittrex, but that wouldn't mean the end of this coin. Would surely drop the price big time though as people panic.

[Cassius]

CROWN going to delist from Bittrex soon due to low volume ..
Sure news otherwise verified.✔️💯🔴🔴🔴

to prove you wrong, if crown get delisted ill give you a free systemnode

500 CRW? hell yeah, who would say no to that give them to me instead I actually think you are right, 13BTC 24h volume is way too low for such a big exchange as bittrex, but that wouldn't mean the end of this coin. Would surely drop the price big time though as people panic.

$200k of volume is more than adequate, probably two orders of magnitude more than the threshold.

[higherbridge]

Please ignore messages about Crown being delisted from Bittrex

It is utterly false, posted by accounts that either want to buy CRW on the cheap themselves or are just general trolls.

As a matter of fact, we've always been in close contact with the Bittrex team. They were even very willing to help us when we went through the recent chain split.

If you're looking for a dedicated Crown forum that we as the team can actually moderate, join us on https://forum.crown.tech!

[higherbridge]

We are pleased to announce that the Crown core team will have their quarterly meetup on March 1-2 2018 in Miami, Florida!

The Crown Community (THAT MEANS YOU) are invited to join us the day after, on
Saturday, March 3rd!

You will be able to meet the team, ask us questions and give us feedback or suggestions.
The exact venue is TBD - we will keep you posted.

https://www.cbre.us/-/media/cbre/countryunitedstates/corporate%20offices/florida/miami/miami.jpg?mh=0&w=768&mw=0&h=582&la=en&hash=BCECA3EFB2C3F2424C9CB516BE55735DE92BF030

Click here for a write-up of the previous event in Amsterdam
Click here for pictures of the meeting in Amsterdam

[crowncoin_knight]

We are pleased to announce that the Crown core team will have their quarterly meetup on March 1-2 2018 in Miami, Florida!

The Crown Community (THAT MEANS YOU) are invited to join us the day after, on
Saturday, March 3rd!

You will be able to meet the team, ask us questions and give us feedback or suggestions.
The exact venue is TBD - we will keep you posted.

Click here for a write-up of the previous event in Amsterdam
Click here for pictures of the meeting in Amsterdam

Booking my plane ticket this week. The Crown Latin American team will make this the best community meeting after London, Prague, Toronto and Amsterdam