Quote from: LuckerDog on December 06, 2016, 11:33:23 PM

Quote from: DecentralizeEconomics on December 06, 2016, 11:13:14 PM

Quote from: Geenstijl on December 06, 2016, 10:37:58 PM

I'm on Greg's side. Dor has to put in millions to speed up development. That's what the funds are for. This guy is an amature CEO. Start hiring dozens of developers instead of money on the bank.

That's an interesting point of view. Do you always take the side of someone if they intentionally try to destroy your investment?

I'd be curious to hear what you think Dor did wrong? Not give our money over to a certifiable lunatic who wanted to form another company with it to cut out AMP holders and Synereo LTD equity investors?

DecentralizeEconomics, please stop spreading misinformation... He didn't "intentionally try to destroy" investments. Seriously, use your head before you say things like that. He's a far bigger AMP holder than you are. He did not try to intentionally destroy the value of his own holdings ffs... All you've done is spread FUD and misinformation here which is precisely what we do not need in times like this. He is also not a "certifiable lunatic", and if he were than that calls into question the entire project. It's astounding you can be wrong on so many levels with such a limited amount of words.

Oh really? He's not intentionally trying to destroy our investment? Then why don't you explain what these words mean:

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"AMPs will have NO exclusivity on RChain." and "AMPs will NOT be the native currency on RChain."

When you're done explaining that, why don't you explain why he committed gross neglect and malfeasance as a "board member" and "chief officer" of Synereo LTD.

Let me tell you something. You don't know how many AMPs I own. Soon, I'm going to own a significant amount more than Greg. Greg's actions prove that he is doing everything in his power to cause AMP holders and Synereo LTD equity investors financial hardship so they cave in to his demands for funding. Ok... Maybe he's not "certifiable", but that's just because a judge hasn't yet deemed it so.