So asking questions about the funding structure of a very important project asking for our money is FUD?
Criticism is very important, especially when it revolves around a startup.
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So asking questions about the funding structure of a very important project asking for our money is FUD?
Criticism is very important, especially when it revolves around a startup.
Where's the question? I'm seeing judgement from an uninformed individual. You're just arguing for the sake of it, you're clearly an Anderson. You might even be my little brother.
Just because he was sensational and uninformed about it doesn't mean the post didn't raise question about Block.one and their funding.
I am absolutely not arguing for the sake of it.
This is where I think people need to get more in tune with how business functions, especially the creation of massive new ones that require a lot of marketing, labor, research, and the buying of legendary low level coders.
Investors are required and investors aren't charities, they except a ROI, or Return On Investment. That's the name of the game. They take a gamble to help a company bear fruit, they can either win or lose. If they win, awesome, if they lose, they suck it up and move on.
My point is this is business and also an insane project. It does not come at a small price tag. The marketing at Consensus alone had to have been astronomical. That was in the center of Time's Square, center-stage billboard included.
Sure. People need to learn more overall, I agree.
It sure is an insane project. With all the hype and marketing coming before the code and "yellow paper", why is so much of the early investors money going to marketing? There are completely legitimate questions to ask about the funding of a startup.
You paint this as if it is irrational to ask any questions about where the funding is coming from.
Strong points by you. There are a lot of weird aspects and red flags with the EOS sale and project. As with when any ICO or crypto project, people need to do their due diligence and go in with an open mind, rather than an open wallet.
For the record, my opinions are actually coming from in depth research (extreme due diligence) as well as speaking with core devs as well as the creator both in person and in depth online over a very long period of time. Also have done the same over the past couple years regarding the core team's past projects.
On the subject, why does the core team have past projects at all? Why aren't those past projects current projects?
No I'm not painting this as an irrational inquiry. I'm painting this as "this is stupid to claim to know facts about something that you do not know about." The guy was claiming to know what was going on behind the scenes and acting as if it was some kind of nefarious plot, staged to scam people. That is FUD, the definition of it.
Well what he said about there being other investors - he was spot on. I don't think very much of what he said was baseless. There were some interesting points that he elaborated on into hypotheticals. You might disagree - that's what these comments are for.
I wasn't disagreeing with that at all, that's obvious about the number of investors. I don't see the big deal in that.
I was addressing his overall idea of there being some sinister plot to effectively rob the smaller fries, such as us. In telegram and on here he was making it out like it's a giant elaborate scam and it was all a setup to make the fat-cat 100 investors even fatter while sacrificing us. That's what I thought was goofy, he simply does not know that and was grandstanding about it.