Quote from: trumpc2016 on March 31, 2017, 07:40:08 AM

Quote from: BitBanksy on March 31, 2017, 07:15:14 AM

Quote from: u2boy on March 30, 2017, 02:20:08 PM

New blog post - Iconomi:
Introducing Cofound.it: the future of ICOs
https://medium.com/iconominet/introducing-cofound-it-the-future-of-icos-14bc1859393d

I don't like the sound of this cofound.it spinoff...

As per core team, cofund.it will be made of Jan Isakovic, Daniel Zakrisson, Zenel Batagelj & Tim Zagar (advisor only...)

Jan Isakovic joined ICONOMI in November 2016 with the goal to help the team reach it's full potential...
(https://medium.com/iconominet/iconomi-kickstarts-its-ico-mentoring-programme-with-jan-isakovic-ff38a5ae91d1)

Daniel Zakrisson also joined ICONOMI sometime in November 2016 as the head of investment evaluation for the ICONOMI.performance fund...
(https://medium.com/iconominet/introducing-daniel-zakrisson-iconomis-head-of-investment-evaluation-1b443210eb5d)

Zenel Batagelj, cofounder and partner in Valicon (marketing consulting firm), served ICONOMI as an adviser on business model development, strategy and branding.
(http://www.valicon.net/2016/04/zenel-batagelj-cofounder-and-partner-in-valicon-named-as-the-advertising-person-of-the-year/)

Tim Zagar, currently cofounder of ICONOMI will also serve Cofound.it as a strategic advisor...

Why are they leaving ICONOMI? Conflict of interest? Disagreement on business plan or something else ICONOMI should urgently clarify? Who's left on board?

Another curiosity about cofund.it core team:

Romina @ STELLAR (https://www.stellar.org/about):

Romina @ COFUN.IT:

Nice copy-paste

Advisors do NOT leave ICONOMI, only Jan. But it's good they are making 2 projects with 2 different teams which helps both projects to grow together. Imagine they help new ICO project on cofound.it from other country, ICONOMI would know first (insider info) that this ICO is great and the project is great, they would invest in it. Then they would make nice profit from it, which results in ICONOMI growth. Genius right?

I would rather prefer to see a public launch of the platform before witnessing a split of team... Just my personal opinion