^sorry my phone is out of minutes and besides i'm not a CEO of anything lol i'm a humble servant of master Satoshis' Jedi Alliance !!!

So ya is there a brick and mortar location of Lisk?
Poule mouillée.
there is not anything interesting thing that is launched from the project Lisk, at least it is Lisk atm

Lisk is risk
Since cryptocurrency is unregulated, than yes all assets are risky. Don't invest more then you can afford to loose

https://www.sec.gov/investor/alerts/ia_virtualcurrencies.pdf^bullshit it's regulated via SEC !!!

*stay tuned *
SEC is there to prevent SCAM and oversee businesses operating in the states only. But since crypto currency is new the SEC has a very limited comprehension and don't really act forward to prevent/punish fraudulent actors such as Garza (Paycoin) for example.
Lisk is registered in Switzerland like many other crypto currency businesses (ShapeShitf for example) and are thus subject to strict governance & regulations that prevent fraud etc... A good guarantee for Lisk investors

^ya they are lazy and slow government bureaucracy and only go after shadeballs once they receive a bunch of complaints... I don't think that by creating a non-profit foundation in Switzerland will automatically exempt anyone from the reach of German authorities in these matters... What is sad is my team has a German representative who could have helped get things legit right there in Berlin if they had only talked with me from the get go!! Joel is a poor communicator and clearly unqualified to handle this position.

::jmo
Well, I finaly understand why you are spending most of your time on this thread fudding Lisk.
I'm so sorry you didn't get what you want. If Max only had you involve in setting up a company in Germany, you would have the money to afford a normal phone and computer.
Just buy some Lisk, sit down and relax. Have a look at the price next year and apologize to Max and his team for your rude behavour later.
Man that was great. Take a bow!