Quote from: freemanjackal on February 26, 2017, 05:51:28 PM

Quote from: joshuad31 on February 26, 2017, 07:07:43 AM

Quote from: memequiserle on February 25, 2017, 11:16:43 PM

crowdfunding insurance i think is very dificult to run and work
in ico selling is high complexity , if safe ico selling i think is only escrow
but if still open crowdfunding insurance, who is in bitcointalk trusted can open service, i think only administrator is good open insurance service

Well why not read the white paper. The solution has been peer reviewed by a few people and so far I haven't found a single rebuttal for why it wouldn't work

I have heard however that there may not be an incentive for insurers to participate but that is wrong because of the following:

1. Insurers can make money if they can evaluate and manage risk.
2. There is no competing investment types where you invest bitcoin and then get a your bitcoin back + a fiat premium for locking your bitcoin for a period of time.

In any real market its simply a matter of finding the right price for the service. If you read the paper and are not convinced then I will genuinely be surprised.

Thanks

Joshua

ok , the success of this scheme depends that a friend or a known of the project developer want to act like a vouch with those conditions, there must be some incentive for the voucher

You "vouch" with your money. You put down a collateral deposit that is 100% equal to the future refund amount. In exchange you can collect an insurance premium.