Quote from: planteater on January 12, 2017, 06:12:15 PM

Quote from: CjMapope on January 12, 2017, 06:04:12 PM

Quote from: DecentralizeEconomics on January 12, 2017, 05:55:51 PM

Quote from: CjMapope on January 12, 2017, 05:48:58 PM

I see a Dev who needs the resources to make it happen, but a CEO that's dosen't think shit costs money :/

Greg failed to deliver working code for months. He was given every chance to work with the team to produce a working product, but he refused to work with anyone. The fact is that you could give Greg $100M USD and he would never produce anything except excuses. The only dev that was fired from the development team was Greg. What does that tell you?

ahh, ya i admit i wasen't IMMERSED in AMP, so unaware of that part, thats funny, he was always so adamant about "People will vouch for my abilty to get shit done!" Cheesy

haha so much for that ;p
idk, their not getting a penny from me, a team like this it's easier to buy low for profit on the news of their fuckups ;p

Greg helped form a new company that is in charge of RChain development now. He and lots of other people are hard at work. You can check out the project by joining the Slack. http://slack.rchain.coop/

Greg is offering to swap AMPs for tokens that will convert into native RChain tokens, for anyone who prefers to support the RChain project.

Synereo LTD is still developing RChain. You cannot take the IP of your former employer and use it to set up your own company. You are going to end up in big trouble and anyone who gives you any money is going to lose it all. It's obvious that you only care about raising money for yourselves and not about how the end result of your actions will affect those who give you their money.