Quote from: tabali tigi on February 16, 2017, 09:01:07 PM

Quote from: BogdanCo on February 16, 2017, 08:57:02 PM

From the Mr. Bates's (not anymore "2 fucking masters degrees", because his whole life is fabricated) Whitepaper: https://steemit.com/bitland/@chris-bates/bitland-mauritius-white-paper... and when I say white I mean white like his ass, let's have a look at where money went (I hope the numbers are not dollars, because if are $$$ you must be not semi-retarded, but two fucking times retarded to spend so much in Africa):

So in 3 years he spent or will spend? around 5741000 $? But! If you sum up the numbers you will see it's much more, but since we don't have two fabricated masters degrees we don't know what we are talking about.

Also from whitepaper: "No one has been working for free, and the ICO funds ran out a LONG time ago."

Now you know where the ICO funds went.

you clearly have no idea how much servers and secure networks cost to build...lulz...you have no business trying to assess the numbers in that proposal...you are obviously not equipped to analyze that plan...

also, it is funny that on the one hand you all are pissed that the project got $38,000 and has been able to continue this far, meanwhile you point out that the original large scale proposal was for a 3 year project with the obvious intention to expand into multiple regions...

the cognitive dissonance here is hilarious to say the least

The ICO was last May, lol...$38,000 for a year's worth of operations...good luck to anyone who wants to try doing that and not have failed out a long time ago...the project is STILL ongoing because many people are working pro-bono at this point and have been for a while to continue progress...

so...please pick one troll and stick with it

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1434155.msg14740232#msg14740232

But according to your own words from the above link: "The biggest problem with blockchain solutions for developing countries is that it's not practical to implement a digital solution in a place where they can't be sure to have electricity seven days a week". So then again why so many $$ for servers and networks that are not connected to internet because of electricity, unless... now I get it... you built the largest bitcoin mining farm from entire Africa complet with solar power.