I just am here to laugh on the fools who still did not sell their coins even when i warned them!!!!!ahahahhahahahahahahayh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If this Dev doesn't build it, I will make sure it gets built.
That's the whole point of crypto. The project can be forked by consensus. That's what happened with Monero. I've got an early bag of those too.
Lol!!!!!! I pity your bag holding!!!!!! Such noobish behaviour --- begging everyone to baghold!!!!
Rakesh you have no credabilty due to the amount of trolling you have done, so go and commit suicide.
lOL!!!!! You are the one who would end up doing it!!!! ROFL!!!!
Why would you assume that my doing this project is worthy of laughter so raucous that you would need to roll on the floor?
The last time I steered the building of something in the financial sector, the project was sold to a bank who paid $30m in cash and valued the shareholder's business at $90m. I helped to steer the start-up from a $200.00 formation enterprise value to making multi millionaires of the founders.
You need to look at the story of Adam Back who invented the hash system that Bitcoin uses. Adam was invited by Satoshi to mine Bitcoin on day 1, when difficulty was less than 1. Adam laughed at the idea of Bitcoin. I suspect he even 'ROFL!!!'.
Adam Back ended up buying his first Bitcoin in 2013 and he paid over $100 for each one. He is now working for a Bitcoin start-up and attempting to build sidechains. Had he mined bitcoin from day 1, he would be sitting on a yacht off the coast of Miami beach.
If the dev can't progress the project, that doesn't mean the project is a fail. It means he either needs support, or a different strategy is required to get the project moving.
The concept seems, at this stage, to be a sound proposition. There is also another project working in this space, but with a different economic model to the one I personally think will work. The good thing about open source, is that a project can use the best of what is available and built by others, and incorporate its own twist on a solution. That's a much easier proposition to work off than having to build something in isolation.
Reference to Adam Back being invited to mine Bitcoin by Satoshi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-BGhj8HGnY&feature=youtu.be&t=12m10sMore people than not think there is something in this space worth exploring.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=932096.msg10231367#msg10231367
