Quote from: Rasseloch on January 05, 2017, 07:58:46 PM

Quote from: Eliphaz Fimk on January 05, 2017, 06:40:44 PM

Our bet - on how FIMK will survive? Twisting and turning the past is the trend of the day... If we translate that post there properly, you wrote you'd like to bet that 6 months from that date FIMK's rate is below the ICO level of 160 sat. Quite a difference there in content? Can't remember what the exchange rate was, but the FIMK network has been doing pretty well recently:

https://lompsa.com/#/activity/fim/forgers/latest
https://github.com/fimkrypto/mofowallet

Eliphaz, are you going to say that same about Heat in 2018? Network still exists and you have copy pasted code on github? thats all?

After Heat genesis launch, are you going to move on to plan next ICO project with money you got from Heat ICO?

Just asking, because that is exactly what you have done before.

You have to be someway delusional to even wrote anything like "FIMK network has been doing pretty well recently". That is quite astonishing description of a shitcoin (I think that is proper definition of monetary system that has no value, liquidity or users) and big red flag for any investor.

You have also claimed numerous time that you have existing experience in entrepreneurship but I have not found any other information than anyone can found out at your Linkedin. There is only one company mentioned and that is just some one man workshop with small revenue. Instead you´re posing here like someone who has already made it to the top, which is hard to believe.

Only reference that I´ve found was a article from 2010 which include our Eliphaz as a victim of loan-sharking (taking quickie loan). You can try to google translate it (http://yle.fi/aihe/artikkeli/2010/09/06/kasikirjoitus-0)

I tried to make a quick translation too:

IT sector entrepreneur Svante Lehtinen had to resort to quickie loan, when the company's operations was on temporarily break.

MOT: "What is our main reason you took loan back then?"

Svante Lehtinen: "It does not mater but, that time i took to buy some food and gasoline."

interviewer: "day to day stuff like ...?"

Lehtinen: "Yep, unexpected expenses in that situation, when i was short of cash."

Okay, that is many years ago, but if that is the only reference which can be founded it may tell you guys something....