Quote from: vegafund on February 06, 2017, 11:23:54 PM

We acknowledge that there are certain vulnerabilities in the platform, however many of those risks can be minimized, we are focused on making a platform that individuals could opt to change as a part of a plan to minimize risk.

How do you plan to minimize those risks? Are you open to let the experts do a peer review on your code before releasing it? Because if you want to start a fund that operates outside of any governmental audit and inspection you should let the community itself be the one responsible in making sure your fund is not a scam.

It would also help to tell us who you are and what your qualifications are in running a fund and why you think we should invest in it.

You also have not my answer from the previous post. I will quote it below.

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There are good points about Ethereum that were said in the thread. But you still chose to start your fund in the platform. Is it because it is where you think you can organize a more successful funding round? Or do you think Ethereum has a technological edge over the other platforms like NXT or XEM for your use case? Please explain why.