Quote from: coins101 on June 03, 2016, 06:27:52 PM

Quote from: bitcreditscc on June 03, 2016, 04:17:03 PM

Bump.

Please check your balances in the above mentioned list and please make your views, opinions and ideas on the above matters.

Set up a vote page with some details.

Avoid ICOs, especially if you want to go for some type of regulation approvals. Some countries hate them enough to put your passport on an arrest watch lists if you end up with a noticeable marketcap follwing what they would say is issuing unregulated securities.

Why not do a vote on base nodes voting each month for some of the coinabse rewards to go towards development?

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Quote from: TPTB_need_war on March 15, 2016, 11:03:05 AM

SEC sent out a warning in January 2016. Hope the pumpers are preparing for their jail time:

Quote from: Spoetnik on March 15, 2016, 05:43:56 AM

There is a reason why the SEC issued a warning about Crypto coins calling them scams.. 90% are !
I was doing research early this year when i stumbled onto their press release by accident (same day it was posted)
I then posted it in the Bitcoin section where everyone said it was good news AHAHHAHAHHA
It even mentioned an unnamed forum which was totally obvious they meant Bitcointalk.
Read it yourselves.. https://www.sec.gov/investor/alerts/ia_virtualcurrencies.pdf (Issued Jan 4th 2016)

Nice find, but fund raising methods in this space are limited. The very nature of basenodes has changed, we no longer use the borrowed dash code, I have written my own from scratch. As hack_ mentioned , our focus has shifted from the mundane mine/trade/pump structure of most crypto coins. BCR is meant to focus on services and commerce, hence the idea to just put the entire supply out there and avoid wasting anymore energy and time on mining.

Given this situation, what other way of fundraising would you suggest, that would actually yield usable results?

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Ah, I found a way around that, man crypto people are smart!!!!

Check out how BitShares got around that problem.